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Special Meeting
May 15, 1958

$250 from the Popcorn Processors Association to Dr. J. H. Lonnquist of the Department of Agronomy: Popcorn Improvement.

$172 from Anonymous Donor to Dr. A. R. McIntyre of the College of Medicine: Physiological and Pharmalogical Research. (continuation)

$7,600 from U.S. Public Health Service to Dr. R. L. Ireland of the Department of Pedodontics: Pulp Reactions. (Continuation)

$8,012 from U.S. Public Health Service to Dr. R. L. Ireland of the Department of Pedodontics: Primary Dentin and Pulp. (continuation)

$2,500 from Squibb & Company through the University of Nebraska Foundation to Dr. J. Matsushima of the Department of Animal Husbandry: The Effect of Tranquilizers in Beef Cattle.

$1,000 from Ayerst Laboratories to Dr. M. M. Musselman of the College of Medicine: Study of the Mechanism of Action of Premarin in Blood Coagulation.

$14,500 from the Rockefeller Foundation to Dr. Stanley R. Ross of the Department of History: Preparation of Critical Guide to Sources on the Mexican Revolution in Spanish Language Newspapers.

$500 from the Nebraska State Department of Agriculture, Potato Development Division to Dr. M. L. Schuster of the Department of Plant Pathology: Potato Scab Control by Soil Treatments. (continuation)

$1,500 from E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Company to the Department of Chemistry: Synthesis and Polarographic Study of Selected Metal Chelates.
(Continuation).

Authorize membership in Assoc.Midwest Univ. to participate with Argonne Natl. Laboratory

It was moved by Regent Welsh seconded by Regent Elliott, motion put to vote and carried that the appropriate administrative officer of the University be authorized and direted to apply for membership in the Associated Midwest Universities in order to become a Participating Institution with Argonne National Laboratory. Membership in Associated Midwest Universities is limited to those educational institutions "which have demonstrated active interest in basic science research by offering graduate research programs of good quality leading to doctorates in at least three of the four broad fields of biological sciences, chemistry, engineering and physics."

Eliminate Course in College of Dentistry

It was moved by Regent Greenberg, seconded by Regent Foote, motion put to vote and carried, that the Department of Dental Science and Literature in the College of Dentistry be eliminated and that four courses in the Department be listed under the name of the Dean as instructor. This action had been recommended by the College of Dentistry.

Chemical Engineering Dept. placed under College of Engineering

From the Faculty of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Dean of the College of Engineering and Architecture, come the following proposals:

1. That the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering in the College of Arts and Sciences be reorganized as the Department of Chemistry in the College of Arts and Sciences and the Department of Chemical Engineering within the College of Engineering and Architecture.

2. That the reorganization be made effective July 1, 1958.

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Special Meeting
May 15, 1958

$250 from the Popcorn Processors Association to Dr. J. H. Lonnquist of the Department of Agronomy: Popcorn Improvement.

$172 from Anonymous Donor to Dr. A. R. McIntyre of the College of Medicine: Physiological and Pharmalogical Research. (continuation)

$7,600 from U.S. Public Health Service to Dr. R. L. Ireland of the Department of Pedodontics: Pulp Reactions. (Continuation)

$8,012 from U.S. Public Health Service to Dr. R. L. Ireland of the Department of Pedodontics: Primary Dentin and Pulp. (continuation)

$2,500 from Squibb & Company through the University of Nebraska Foundation to Dr. J. Matsushima of the Department of Animal Husbandry: The Effect of Tranquilizers in Beef Cattle.

$1,000 from Ayerst Laboratories to Dr. M. M. Musselman of the College of Medicine: Study of the Mechanism of Action of Premarin in Blood Coagulation.

$14,500 from the Rockefeller Foundation to Dr. Stanley R. Ross of the Department of History: Preparation of Critical Guide to Sources on the Mexican Revolution in Spanish Language Newspapers.

$500 from the Nebraska State Department of Agriculture, Potato Development Division to Dr. M. L. Schuster of the Department of Plant Pathology: Potato Scab Control by Soil Treatments. (continuation)

$1,500 from E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Company to the Department of Chemistry: Synthesis and Polarographic Study of Selected Metal Chelates.
(Continuation).

Authorize membership in Assoc.Midwest Univ. to participate with Argonne Natl. Laboratory

It was moved by Regent Welsh seconded by Regent Elliott, motion put to vote and carried that the appropriate administrative officer of the University be authorized and direted to apply for membership in the Associated Midwest Universities in order to become a Participating Institution with Argonne National Laboratory. Membership in Associated Midwest Universities is limited to those educational institutions "which have demonstrated active interest in basic science research by offering graduate research programs of good quality leading to doctorates in at least three of the four broad fields of biological sciences, chemistry, engineering and physics."

Eliminate Course in College of Dentistry

It was moved by Regent Greenberg, seconded by Regent Foote, motion put to vote and carried, that the Department of Dental Science and Literature in the College of Dentistry be eliminated and that four courses in the Department be listed under the name of the Dean as instructor. This action had been recommended by the College of Dentistry.

From the Faculty of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Dean of the College of Engineering and Architecture, come the following proposals: