Mirmtes of Meeting
Administrative Committee
 $ehool of Education

November 22, 1940

The Administrative Committee of the School of Eduestion met —
at three ps me, merece, Sheaaeetinres ron Cmenehar yrest-
Twente, Present were Bayles, OBrien, Schwegler, Turney, and

Discussion of problem under consideration at the previous
meeting was continued. Consensus of members was that the fol-
lowing recommendation be made to faculty for insertion in the

catalogue.

That all students who have satisfactorily completed
from twenty-four to thirty hours of work shall be
classified as sophomores, those who have setisf
completed fren fifhy-fier to sishy hours be classified
as juniors, and those who have satisfactorily com-
pleted eighty-four or more hours shall be clsssified
as seniors.

Mimates of Meeting
Administrative Committee
| School of Educstion

December 6, 1940

The AMadadevwehsve Committee of the School of Education met
December sixth at three-thirty p. m. Present were Allen,

a ee Se and Twente, Dean Schwegler

The committee proceeded at once to consider the problem of a
hygiene course.

Dr. Allen presented the following statement ae representing
the position of the physical education department "Eamets

The matter of recommendations to Dr. Turney, member of chancellor's
committee, was discussed. The Administrative Comittee seemed

to think a new hygiene course would not meet the needs of the
School of Education.

The Administrative Committee seemed to favor s conference between
Dean Schwegler and the chancellor regarding the position of the
School of Education in the matter.
Adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,

A. H. Turney, Secretary
Administrative Committee.