alary adjustments board meeting topic
Adjustments
in
ad-
■nistrative salaries were ap-
Led by the College Board of
Bucation during the Nov. 14
Lting of the board. The ad-
Itments represent a two and
L half percent increase in
[ary.
IThe additional 2.5 percent
boost in administrative salaries
was requested so that ad
ministrators would receive an
increase similar to the salary
package approved for the
College faculty in late Septem
ber. The faculty accepted an
increase of 10.7 percent.
In other action, the board
approved a request for
$18,000 in planning funds to
update the College master plan
and develop a schematic plan
for
the
campus
mall;
authorized staff to advertise for
bids on mobile divider curtains
for the gymnasium; adopted an
updated version of the board
policy manual; and passed a
resolution to purchase new
equipment for the automotive
laboratory.
tains would be designed to
separate activities into specific
areas of the gym.
In other business, the board
learned
that
fall
term
Citing the need for continual
enrollment reflects a 10 to 12
planning, college president,
percent increase above the
John Hakanson, urged board
same period last year. Len
members to approve the
Monroe, dean of student ser-
request for planning funds.
vices,, reported that ap-
“I’m in favor of using money
proximately 8,950 students are
for planning,” Hakanson
expected to enroll at the
noted. “Planning is important
College during the fall term.
to an understanding of the
Reimbursable
full-time
priorities the College will adopt
equivalency, a measure of the
for the coming years.”
number of credit hours for
The board quickly approved which students enroll, is repor
the request to advertise for bids ted at 1,072 this fall as com
on mobile divider, curtains for pared to 960 at the same time
the College gym. Board mem in 1978. Three hundred and
bers noted that increased use of eighty-two students are curren
the gym has also increased the tly enrolled in the Saturday
possibility of injury. The cur-- College, new this year.
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