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19781 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 4.1 Mr. Gerberding expressed his support for the resolution and presented Professor Kenneth Andersen, representing the senate. He expressed satis- faction in the emphasis on “compensation” in addition to salary in the budget request, and conveyed the willingness of the faculty in helping secure legislative support. The student advisory vote was: Aye, Miss Kwper, Mr. Sobotka, Mr. Watson; no, none. On motion of Mr. Hahn, the recommendations were approved as presented by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Hahn, Mr. Howard, Mr. Lenz, Mr. Livingston, Mr. Neal, Mrs. Rader, Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. Velasquez; no, Mr. Forsyth; absent, Governor Thompson. Table 1 FY 1980 Operating Budget Request Dcilars in I. Continuing Components Thousands A. Salary/Compensation Improvement. ............ 5120 432.3 (9.5 percent). .............................. ( 17 554.1) B. Price Increases.. .. 4 993.2 ....... ( 2 111.1) 3. Library Acquisitions (1 1.0 percent). ........... ( 4. Division of Services for Crippled C 407.6) percent) ....................... C. Operation and Maintenance for New Areas. ....... 1 328.9 1. Medical Center. ........................... ( 1 117.0) 2. Urbana-Champaign. ........................ ( 21 1 .9) D. Workmen’s Compensation. ..................... 150.0 E. Replacement of Federal Capitation Funds. ... 1. Medical Center.. ...................... 2 550.0 2. Veterinary Medicine, Urbana-Champaign. ..... ( 150.0) F. Enrollment Progression, College of Dentistry. ...... 367.5 Subtotal, Continuing Components. ................... ($29 821 -9) Percent of FY 1979 Base’. ........................ 10.26% 11. Programmatic Components2 A. New and Expanded Programs. .................. 1. Chicago Circle. . ..... 5 765.8 2. Medical Center.. .... 3. Urbana-Champaign ......................... ( B. Equipment Base Deficiencies.. ........... 1. Chicago Circle. . ..... 2. Urbana-Champaign.. ............... 2 991.5) 600.0 Subtotal, Programmatic Components ................. Percent of FY 1979 Base. .. (16 6 365.8) 2.19% 1 FY 1979 Base excluding Retirement = $290,681.4. * Individual programs contained in this section are identified in Table 2. .
42 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [September 20 111. Special Services/Funding Components A. Division of Services for Crippled Children (MC) .... B. Agricultural Extension Advisers (UC) .... C. County Cooperative Extension Telenet Expansion .......................... D. Public Service/Statewide Programming Electronic Blackboards (GU) ..... E. County Board Matching Funds. ..... F. Cooperative Extension Service Nonacademic Reclassification (UC) ....................... G. Cooperative Extension Service Employer’s Share of State Health Insurance (UC). ............... H. Library Computer System (UC). ..... .... Subtotal, Special Services/Funding Components ......... Percent of FY I979 Base. ......................... Grand Total FY I980 Request (I -I- II f IIQa. .............. Percent of FY 1979 Base. ........... .................. * Excludes Retirement, for which an increment of $24,579.0 is requested. Table 2 Dollars in Thousands 8 400.0 40.0 64.0 50.5 304.5 34.4 177.2 215.0 ($ 1 285.6) .M% $37 473.3 12.89% New and Expanded Programs FY 1980 Dollars in 1. Chicago Circle Thousand1 A. High Demand Instructional Development.. 1. Professional Programs a. College of Business Administration. .. $ 957.0 b. School of Architecture. ............ c. Art Studies/Theraputic Techniques. . 2. Extended Day/Program PM. ......... B. Professional Schools Research Centers. ............... 270.0 1. Administrative Science Research Center. .......... ( 2. Jane Addams Center for the Study of Social Policy 75 .O) and the Conduct of Social Research. .............. ( 75.0) 3. Human Performance Evaluation. ................. ( 45.0) 4. Urban Transportation Center, .................. ( 75.0) C. Graduate Fellowships. ............................. D. Library Development. ........................ E. Assistance to Students.. . ........................ 120.0 200.0 200.0 Subtotal, Chicago Circle. ................................ ($1 747.0) 11. Medical Center A. Urban Health Program.. ............. B. Center for Humanistic Studies. ........ C. Graduate Medical Education. ......... D. Clinical Education, College of Pharmacy. ............ E. Ambulatory Care, Rockford School of Medicine. ..... Subtotal, Medical Center. ................................ 461 .O 52.5 200.0 113.8 200.0 ($1 027.3)
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19781 UNIVERSITY OF <strong>ILLINOIS</strong> 4.1<br />
Mr. Gerberding expressed his support for the resolution and presented<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Kenneth Andersen, representing the senate. He expressed satis-<br />
faction in the emphasis on “compensation” in addition to salary in the<br />
budget request, and conveyed the willingness <strong>of</strong> the faculty in helping<br />
secure legislative support.<br />
<strong>The</strong> student advisory vote was: Aye, Miss Kwper, Mr. Sobotka, Mr.<br />
Watson; no, none.<br />
On motion <strong>of</strong> Mr. Hahn, the recommendations were approved as<br />
presented by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Hahn, Mr. Howard, Mr. Lenz,<br />
Mr. Livingston, Mr. Neal, Mrs. Rader, Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. Velasquez;<br />
no, Mr. Forsyth; absent, Governor Thompson.<br />
Table 1<br />
FY 1980 Operating Budget Request<br />
Dcilars in<br />
I. Continuing Components Thousands<br />
A. Salary/Compensation Improvement. ............<br />
5120 432.3<br />
(9.5 percent). .............................. ( 17 554.1)<br />
B. Price Increases.. .. 4 993.2<br />
....... ( 2 111.1)<br />
3. Library Acquisitions (1 1.0 percent). ........... (<br />
4. Division <strong>of</strong> Services for Crippled C<br />
407.6)<br />
percent) .......................<br />
C. Operation and Maintenance for New Areas. ....... 1 328.9<br />
1. Medical Center. ........................... ( 1 117.0)<br />
2. Urbana-Champaign. ........................ (<br />
21 1 .9)<br />
D. Workmen’s Compensation. ..................... 150.0<br />
E. Replacement <strong>of</strong> Federal Capitation Funds. ...<br />
1. Medical Center.. ......................<br />
2 550.0<br />
2. Veterinary Medicine, Urbana-Champaign. ..... ( 150.0)<br />
F. Enrollment Progression, College <strong>of</strong> Dentistry. ......<br />
367.5<br />
Subtotal, Continuing Components. ...................<br />
($29 821 -9)<br />
Percent <strong>of</strong> FY 1979 Base’. ........................<br />
10.26%<br />
11. Programmatic Components2<br />
A. New and Expanded Programs. ..................<br />
1. Chicago Circle. . .....<br />
5 765.8<br />
2. Medical Center.. ....<br />
3. Urbana-Champaign ......................... (<br />
B. Equipment Base Deficiencies.. ...........<br />
1. Chicago Circle. . .....<br />
2. Urbana-Champaign.. ...............<br />
2 991.5)<br />
600.0<br />
Subtotal, Programmatic Components .................<br />
Percent <strong>of</strong> FY 1979 Base. ..<br />
(16 6 365.8)<br />
2.19%<br />
1 FY 1979 Base excluding Retirement = $290,681.4.<br />
* Individual programs contained in this section are identified in Table 2.<br />
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