Minutes of the Administrative Committee
School of Education, Jarmary 10, 1941

The committee met at three-thirty p. m. in 103 Fraser Hall, Dean Schwegler
lca

Mimstes of the previous meeting were read and approved.

Dean Schwegler presented the case of students majoring in veibinle wanting
a minor in social science, The question of the value of such a minor was
discussed with a view to establishing some policy. The ree of demand
for wider teaching fields was also discussed,

Moved by Allen, setcnied by Twente, that al
first course in education, preparatory: for the University Teachers Diploma,
: be required to confer with a de ted r of the School of Education

faculty regarding their subsequent program.
The discussion of the activities of the faculty was continued. The possi-

 

 

 

 

  

11 college students taking their

bility of a survey of faculty load and activities at the beginning of each

semester was discussed. No action taken,
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Committee adjourned to January twent: rd, same time, same station.

A. H. Turney, Secretary
Administrative Committee

 

 

Mimtes of the J istrative Committee
School of Education, deimary 17, 1941

The committee met at three-thirty p. m. in 103 Fraser Hall, Dean Schwegler
presiding. Present were Bayles, OBrien, Schwegler, tommy, and Twente.

Reading of the minutes was postponed.

Previous discussion of allocation of oaretiids was dnttitioniet

Dean Schwegler stated that there had been no loss of students but the
faculty had been reduced, a definite condensation of staff without decrease
of total load. :

The question of pressure and sources of pressure was discussed.

seemed to be fairly general agreement as to what the staff should

Moved by Twente, seconded by weien, that the secretary cumarise in writ-
ing the position of the faculty. Carried.

- Respectfully submitted,

A. H. Turney, Secretary
Administrative Committee