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That an administrative council be established as outlined in the report of the survey committee after such modification as may be found practicable and necessary, and that until a chief executive has been elected the council itself choose its chairman.

That the "University Senate" provided, for in the report be designated as "Faculty Assembly".

That the consolidated institution operate under one director of summer schools, beginning in preparation for the session of 1933.

That the University have one director of extension, beginning in September, 1932, with the details of his duties to be worked out by the Presidential Directorate.

That the University have one director of graduate studies and research, beginning in the fall of 1933.

That all schools of education be changed to departments of education, and that there be a council on education representative of the three branches of the University appointed by the Presidential Directorate, to have under its consideration the possibilities of improvement in the training of teachers and the effective study of education.

That the training of elementary school teachers be transferred to Greensboro, beginning the academic year 1953-1934.

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* That no new students be admitted to the School of Business of State College beginning with the academic year 1953-34.

That the Presidential Directorate during the academic year 1932-33 make a study of the curricula and courses offered in the University for the purpose of eliminating such courses as may be deemed unnecessary.

That the Presidential Directorate make a study of the administrative organizations of the several branches of the University for the purpose of making them more effective and more economical wherever practicable.

That the Presidential Directorate give careful study to the possibilities of improving the quality of instruction and effecting economies by exchange of teachers and students.

That when major vacancies occur in any of the faculties in the academic year 1932-35 the appointments made should so far as possible be of a temporary nature so as not to interfere with such action as the Board of Trustees on the advice of the chief executive might wish later to take.

That beginning with the summer session of 1933 the fees of the three institutions should be made uniform. (This section was referred to the Executive Committee for action.)

That the Board of Trustees, together with the President of the University, hereafter to be elected, after careful study of the report of the survey committee and such other independent investigations and studies as they deem advisable, shall make from time to time such changes and transfers among the several units as to bring about such further steps in consolidation as shall seem to them to be for the best interest of the University and the State.

Mr. Mangum renewed his motion that a nommittee of five be appointed to make these investigations.

Mr. Hartsell moved as a substitute that the Executive Committee do this. Amendment carried.

Mr. Murphy moved the election of an executive committee of