March 1996 - Docket - University of Texas System

See Page 4 for
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Regental apgroval
via the Business
Affairs and Audit
THE VWIVERSIlY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMIM ISTRATIOW cornmi tee.
CHAICELLOR'S DOCKET NO. 84
TO MEMBERS OF THE BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND AUDIT COMMITTEE:
Martha E. Smjley, ChaIrman
Llnnet F. Deily
Thomas 0. Hicks
December 28, 1995
The Docket for The University of Texas System Administration and the Oockets
recommended by the Chief Admi ni strat f ve Off I cers concerned and prepared by the
component insti tut f ons 1 isted below are herewl th submitted for rat I f i cation or
approval, as appropriate, at the meeting of the U, T. System Board of Regents
on February 8, 1996. The appropriate Executive Vice Chancellors and I concur
in these recornendat i ons.
Instl tutlons Pas e s
The UnivetsTty of Texas System Administratlon C-1 through C-87
The University of Texas at Arlington AR-1 through AR-51
The University of Texas at Austln A-1 through A-103
The Uni vers ity of Texas at Brownsvl l le 0-1 through 0- 12
The Unf vers i ty of Texas at Dull as 0-1 through D-29
The University of Texas at El Paso EP-1 through EP-33
The Universfty o f Texas - Pan American PA-1 through PA-12
The Unf versfty of Texas of the Permian Basin PB-1 through PB-8
The Unl versi ty of Texas at San An tonia SA-1 through SA-18
The University of Texas at Tyler TA-1 through TA-26
The Unf versf ty of Texas Southwestern Medical
Center at Dallas
The Universf ty of Texas Medical Branch
at Galveston
The University of Texas Health Sclence
Center at Houston *
The University of Texas Health Sclence
Center at San Antonio
The Un f vers I ty of Texas M. D . Anderson
Cancer Center
The University of Texas Health
Center at Tvler
Wl11Iam H. Cunnlngham
Chancellor
cc: Donald L. Evans
Zan W. Holmes, Jr.
Lowell tt- Lebermann, Jr.
Tom Loeff 1 er
HD-1 through HD-26
G-1 through 6-29
HH-1 through HH-20
HS-1 through HS-13
CC-1 through CC-16
HT-1 through HT-5
Bernard Rapoport
Ellen C. Temple
James P. Duncan
Charles 0. Mullins, M.D.

ME UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMIUISTRATION
U. T. BOARII OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Committee Letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C- 3
(See attachment ECL 1-61
Business Contracts for Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C - 4
Land Matters, i ncl udi ng Standard Easements, Surface Leases
Permits and Water Contracts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C- 6
Medical and Dental Services, Research and Development
Programs/Physici ans Referral Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-25
Adjustmentsto the 1995-96System-wide payplan . . . . . . . . . . . C-32
Other Fiscal Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-33
Incidental Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C - 36
Land and Investment Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-87
(See attachment L & I 1-125)

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISlRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' HEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
EXECUTIVE COHHITIEE LET€

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
Executive Committee Letters
In compliance with section 7.14 of Chapter T of Part One of the
Regents* u e s and Reaulations, the Executive Committee has
approved the following actions and requests ratification of these
actions by the Board of Regents:
A. Executive Committee Letter 96-3 (October 10, 1995)
Component: U. T, Brownsville (project No. 902-815)
Action6 : a. Awarded a construction contract for the
science and Engineering Technology Build-
ing - Construction of Stage Two Parking Lot
and Stage Three Science and Engineering
Technology Building to the lowest responsi-
ble bidder, D. Wilson Construction Company,
McAllen, Texas, for the Base Bid and Alter-
nate Bid Nos. lA, 18, 2, 7, and 8 in the
amount of $18,002,858
b. Approved the inscription set out below for a
plaque to be placed on the building in keep-
ing with the standard pattern approved by
the U. T. Board of Regents in June 1979.
SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY BUILDING
1995
BOARD OF REGENTS
Bernard Rapoport
Chairman
Thomas 0. Hicks
Vice-Chairman
Martha E. Smiley
Vice-Chairman
Linnet F. ~eily
Donald L. Evans
Zan W. Holmes, Jr.
Lowell H. Lebermann, 3r.
Tom Loeffler
Ellen Clarke Temple
William H. Cunningham
Chancellor, The University
of Texas System
Dr. Juliet V. Garcia
president, The University
of Texas at Brownsville
Marmon Mok
Project Architect
D, Wilson construction Company
Contractor
Comments : The authorized total project cost for the U. T.
~rownsville Science and Engineering Technology
3uilding is $23,875,000 to be funded with Gifts
and Grants and Tuition Revenue Bond Proceeds as
part of the South Texas/Border Initiative. This
is the second and third stage of construction,
and D. Wilson Construction Company stated in its
proposal that it will have Historically
Underutilized Business participation of 25% for
minority-owned firms and 5% for women-owned
firms in the contract.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
Executive Committee Letters (Continued)
B. Executive Committee Letter 96-4 (November 16, 1995)
1. Component: U. T. Arlington
Actions : Dissolved the Amon G. Carter Chair of Art
History and approved the return of funds in
the amount of $637,322.30 to the Amon G.
Carter Foundation, Fort Worth, Texas.
Comments : The Amon G. Carter Chair of Art History was
established by the U. T. Board of Regents in
January 1969 with a $250,000 gift and a
$250,000 pledge from the Amon G. Carter
Foundation, Fort Worth, Texas. The Board of
Directors of the ~oundation has concluded
that the conditions of the original endow-
ment gift were not met and has requested the
return to the foundation of a sum equalling
the book value of the endowment as of the
termination date. The Foundation has stated
that any differential of the endowment
between the book value and market value may
be used for the benefit of U. T. Arlington
as determined by the U. T. Board of Regents.
Component: U. T. Medical Branch - Galveston (Project
No. 601-8331
Actions : a. Appropriated an additional $5,000,000
from Gifts and Grants together with
previous appropriations of $350,000 from
the same source for $5,350,000 in total
project funding
b. Awarded a construction contract for the
BOARD OF REGENTS
Bernard Rapoport
Chairman
Thomas 0. Hicks
Vice-Chairman
Martha E. Smiley
Vice-Chairman
Linnet F. Deily
Donald L, Evans
Zan W. Holmes, Jr.
Lowell H. Lebermann, Jr.
Tom Loeff ler
Ellen Clarke Temple
U. T. ~edical
Branch - Galveston - Open
Gates Conference Center Renovation to
the lowest responsible bidder, J. W.
Kelso Co., Inc., Galveston, Texas, for
the Base Bid and Alternate Bid No. 1 for
a total contract price of $3,792,000
c. Approved the inscription set out below
for a plaque to be placed on the build-
ing in keeping with the standard pattern
approved by the U. T. Board of Regents
in June 1979.
OPEN GATES
1995
William H. cunningham
Chancellor, The University
of Texas System
Dr. Thomas N. James
president, The University
of Texas Medical Branch
at Galveston
The Mathes Group
Project Architect
J. W. Kelso Co., Inc.
Contractor

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTSt MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
~xecutive Committee Letters (Continued)
Comments : The contract award to J. W. Kelso Co., Inc.
for the Base Bid and Alternate Bid No. 1 in
the amount of $3,792,000 can be made within
the authorized total project cost of .
$5,350,000 to be funded f rom Gifts and
Grants, The J. W. Kelso Co., lnc. has pro-
vided assurance that its contract will
include participation rates of 16% for
women-owned firms and 3% fox minority-owned
firms.
3. Component: U. T. Medical Branch - Galveston (project
No. 601-837)
Actions: a. Awarded a construction contract for the
U. T. Medical Branch - Galveston -
Support Services Renovation - Phase I to
the lowest responsible bidder, Rogers
Constructors, Inc., Houston, Texas, for
the Base Bid in the amount of $3,021,000
b, ~ppropriated an additional $3,600,000
from ~ducational and General Funds
together with previous appropriations
of $200,000 from the same source for
$3,800,000 in total project funding.
Comments : The contract award to Rogers Constructors,
Inc. in the amount of $3,021,000 can be made
within the total project cost of $3,800,000
to be funded from Educational and General
Funds. Rogers Constructors, Inc. stated in
its Historically Underutilized Business Plan
that it is a woman-owned firm. The Support
Services Renovation - Phase I project is one
of the first planned development projects
for the U. T. Medical Branch - Galveston
West Campus area located approximately three
blocks west of the main campus,
C. ~xecutive cornittee Letter 96-5 (November 29, 1995)
component: U. T. San Antonio (project No, 401-747)
Act ions : a. Awarded a construction contract for the
u. T. San ~ntonio - Engineering/Biotechnology
~uilding - Phase I1 to the lowest
responsible bidder, Bartlett Cocke, fnc.,
San Antonio, Texas, for the Base Bid and
Alternate Bid Nos. 2, 3, 7, and 8 in the
amount of $9,827,000
b. Approved the recommendation that the name of
the ~ngineeringj~iotechnology Building -
Phase 11 facility at U. T. San Antonio be
redesignated as the mBiosciences Buildingma
c. Approved the inscription set out on Page
ECL-4 for a plaque to be placed on the
building in keeping with the standard pattern
approved by the U. T. Board of Regents
in June 1979.
ECL- 3

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
Executive Committee Letters [continued)
BOARD OF REGENTS
Bernard Rapoport
Chairman
Thomas 0, Hicks
Vice-Chairman
Martha E. Smiley
Vice-Chairman
Linnet F. Deily
Donald I,. Evans
Zan W. Holmes, Jr.
Lowell H. Lebermann, Jr.
Tom Loeffler
Ellen Clarke Temple
BIOSCfENCES BUILDING
1995
William H, Cunningham
Chancellor, The University
of Texas System
Samuel A. irkp pat rick
President, The University
of Texas at San Antonio
JonesKell Architects
Project Architect
Bartlett Cocke, Inc.
Contractor
Comments : The contract award to Bartlett Cocke, Inc, in
the amount of $9,827,000 can be made within the
total project cost of $17,300,000 to be funded
with $300,000 from General Fee Balances and
$17,000,000 from Tuition Revenue Bond Proceeds
authorized as part of the South Texas/Border
Initiative. Bartlett Cocke, Inc. stated in its
proposal that it will have Historically Under-
utilized Business participation of 3.63 for
women-owned firms and 3.4% for minority-owned
firms in the contract.
D. ~xecutive Committee Letter 96-6 (December 12, 1995)
1. Component: U. T. Austin
Action: Authorized U. T. ust tin to accept from The
University of Texas Foundation, Inc.,
Austin, Texas, real property known as the
J. Frank Dobie House located at 702 East
26th Street and being described as Lots 31,
32, and 33 of PARK HILL, a subdivision in
Austin, Travis County, Texas.
Comments : The University of Texas Foundation, Inc.
acquired this former home of the historic
literary figure, J, Frank Dobie, with funds
contributed to it by various donors for the
purpose of gifting it to U. T. Austin to
advance its educational mission. The facil-
ity will be used to house the Texas Center
for Writers, will provide space for classes,
lectures, and offices, and will continue to
be known as the J, Frank Dobie House,
component: U. T. Austin
Actions : a. Authorized, as a subproject of the pre-
viously authorized Memorial Stadium
Renovations Project, a project for U. T.
Austin - Memorial Stadium Renovations
for a Natural Grass Field at an esti-
mated total project cost of $1,250,000
to be funded from ~uxiliary Enterprise
Balances from Intercollegiate Athletics
for Men

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADHINISTRATION
Comments :
Urn Ta BOARD OF REGENTS1 MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
~xecutive Committee Letters (Continued)
b,
c.
Authorized preparation of final plans,
bidding, and award of all contracts
within the authorized total project cost
with management by the Office of Facilities
Planning and Construction with
their own forces or through contract
services, in consultation with U. T.
Austin Administration
Authorized submission of the project to
the Texas ~igher Education coordinating
Board
d. ~ppropriated for the new subproject
$1,250,000 from Auxiliary Enterprise
Balances from Intercollegiate Athletics
for Men for total project funding. This
project is included in the FY 1996-2001
Capital Improvement Program and the FY
1996 Capital Budget.
The estimated project cost of $1,250,000
includes demolition of the existing artificial
turf and base material and installation
of the highest quality natural grass turf
with appropriate irrigation and drainage
systems, In order to minimize the impact on
events normally scheduled in the stadium,
project implementation will be expedited.
3. Component; U. T. Pan American (Project No. 901-841)
Actions : a. Awarded a construction contract for the
U. T. Pan American - Science Building to
the lowest responsible bidder,
BFW Construction Co., Inc., Temple,
Texas, for the Base Bid, Alternate Bid
NO. 1, Alternate Bid No. 2, Alternate
id No. 4C, and Alternate Bid No. 8 in
the amount of $20,330,000
b. Approved the inscription set out below
for a plaque to be placed on the build-
ing in keeping with the standard pattern
approved by the U. T. Board of Regents
in June 1979.
BOARD OF REGENTS
Bernard Rapoport
Chairman
Thomas 0, Hicks
Vice-chairman
Martha E. Smiley
Vice-Chairman
Linnet F. Deily
Donald L. Evans
Zan W. Holmes, Jr.
Lowell H. Lebermann, Jr.
Tom Loeffler
Ellen Clarke Temple
SCIENCE BUILDING
1995
William H. Cunningham
Chancellor, The university
of Texas System
Miguel A. Nevarez
President, The University
of Texas - Pan American
Kell Mufioz Wigodsky
project Architect
BFW Construction Co., fnc.
Contractor

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8 , 1996
Executive Committee Letters (continued)
Comments : The contract award to BFW Construction, Inc.
in the amount of $20,330,000 can be made
within the authorized total project cost of
$26,000,000 to be funded with Higher Educa-
tion Assistance Fund (HEAF) Bond Proceeds.
BFW Construction, Inc. stated in its pro-
posal that it will have Historically Under-
utilized Business participation of 17% for
minority-owned firms and -5% for women-owned
firms in the contract.
ECL- 6

THE UNIVERSIIT OF TEXAS SYST€M ADHIMISTRATION
U. T. BCldRI3 OF REGEKTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS COHIRACTS FOR SERVICES
The fol 1 owing contracts have been awarded, have been admi ni strati vel y
approved. and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents:
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
1. Agency: American Credit Indemnity
Funds : $19,600
Period: December 1. 1995 - November 30. 1996
Title/Description: To protect The University of Texas System for
sl ow payment or non - payment on take - i n - ki nd
(TIK) sales.
HUB : No
2. Agency : John A. Dal y
Funds : $500
Period: November 2, 1995
Ti tle/Description: Presentat ion on Effective Communication and
Teamwork to workers' compensation insurance
staff at their annual Fall meeting
HUB : No
3. Agency: Professional Databases. Inc. (PROCOMPDATA)
Funds : $995.00 with a monthly subscription fee of
$89.00
Period: September 20, 1995: contract wi 11 remain in
effect as long as updates are received
Ti tl e/Descrlption: Software licensed to 29 computers that
provides workers' cornpensat i on insurance
clalms adjusters with the text of Texas
Workers' Com ensation Comnission (TWCC)
HUB :
!
Appeal s Pane deci si ons . impact summa ri es ,
and other relevant information, at less cost
than paper copies.
No

THE UNIVERSITY Of TEXAS SYSTEH ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued 1
BUILDING SPACE LEASES: The foll owing bui 1 ding space lease has been awarded.
has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for
Business Affairs, and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of
Regents.
(FUNDS GOING WT)
4. Agency: The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer
Center
funds : Workers' Compensation Insurance. M&OE
Period: fleginni ng February 1, 1995 and termi nat i ng
August 31, 2002.
Ti tle/Description: Lease approximately 1,200 square feet of office
space located at 6900 Fannin, Suite 320 in Houston, Texas and eight covered spaces in the
parking garage adjacent to the referenced office
space. The amendment to IV. Contract hunt
reads, "The total amount of this Contract shall
not exceed two thousand dollars per month
($2,0001, not including direct pass through of
normal monthly operating office charges, as
supported by approved documentation, plus a one
time payment of six thousand six hundred
seventy- t hree do1 1 ars ( $6,673.00) for off i ce
modifications." This is an amendment to the
contract dated February 8, 1995.
HUB :
No
Total Number of Contracts:
Total Number Awarded to HUBS:
(BUSINESS CMTMCTS SUPPLEHENTAL INFORHATION)
% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 0%
Total Funds:
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
% of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: 0%

THE UEIIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYmH ADMINTSTRATIOH
U. T. BOARD Of REEWS' HEtTIffi
FEBRUARY 8,1996
MD MATTERS, INCLUDING STA#DARD EASEKNTS.
SURFACE W S . PERHITS AM) MTER CMRMX

LAND W E R S
Easement and Surface Lease Nos. 9010 - 9051, Amended Power Line Easement No. 8782, Assignment Nos. 6553,6589,6590,6594,6699,6738.
6862, 691 1, 6959, 6982, 7038, 7094,7129,7130, 7236, 7257,7258, 7259, 7405, 7468, 7497, 7524, 7572, 7700, 7701, 7703, 7730, 7759, 7853,
7855, 7856, 7857, 7870, 7894, 8022, 8036, 8100, 8282, 8353, 8373, 8374, 8376, 8433,8502, 8503, 8541, 8542, 8543, 8565, 8566, 8567, 8568,
8598, 8666,8667,8721, 8722,8723,8724,8733. 8818,8820,8830. Material Source Permit No. 0001, Geophysical Permit Nos. 4385 - 4390-A, Salt
Water Disposal Contract Nos. 1320, 1390 -g48D & 150D .--It is recommended by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs that the
following applications for easements and surface leases, amended power line easement, assignments, material source permits, geophysical permits,
and salt water contracts be ratified and the appropriate filing fees be accepted. All have been approved as to content by the appropriate officials.
Payment for each has been received unless otherwise indicated, and each document is on the University's standard form when applicable and is at
the standard rate effective February 1, 1986, unless otherwise indicated.
Easement and Surface Lease Nos. 9010 - 9051
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" No. Company Tvpe Countv Block # Distance or Area Period Consideration
9010 Jimmy 1. Brown dba Surface Lease Reagan 11 0.918 acre 811 195 $1,200.00*
Brown Welding Service Welding Shop approximately 713 1M005
(Renewal of #6463)
901 1 Unelco Inc., dba Underwood Surface Lease Reagan 7 3 acres 911 195 ,200.00*
Electric Ofice, Truck approximately 8131 12005
(Renewal of #€I7431 & Electric Yard
'First year rental on a ten year lease

NQ. Cnmpanv TY pe County Block # Distance or Area Period Consideration
9012 Nitrotec Energy Corporation Pipe Line Andrews 13 1,180.72 rods of 81 1/95 $6,406.25
Gas 8" line, 713 112005
50.26 rods of
6" line &
50.25 rods of
4" line
9013 Nitrotec Energy Corporation Surface Lease Andrews 13 10 acres
Plant Site approximately
9014 Jesus Saliz Surface Lease Reagan 11 0.92 acre
r,
I (Renewal of #8554) Office 8 Yard approximately
03
901 5 AOG Gas Transmission Co., L.P. Pipe Line Crane 30 & 31 293.90 rods of
(Renewal of #6481) Gas 6 5/8" line
9016 Texaco Exploration & Production Inc. Surface Lease Ward 18 2.37 acres
(Renewal of #6239 & #8674) Compressor Station approximately
901 7 J. Cleo Thompson & James Cleo Pipe Line Crockett 33 563.80 rods of
Thompson, Jr., A Partnership Gas 2 318" line
(Renewal of #6601)
*First year rental on a ten year lease

No. Cmpany
90 1 8 Texaco Pipeline Inc.
(Renewal of #a6821
Ty~e Countv Block # Distance or Area Period Consideratinn
Surface Lease Andrews 1 5 acres 511 195 $4,000.00
Pumping Station approximately 51112005
& Related Facilities
90 19 Enron Oil & Gas Company Pipe Line Ward 18 22 1.39 rods of 1111195 1,106.95
Gas 3" tine 1013 112005
9020 American Gathering, L.P. Pipe Line Ward 16 1,131.10 rods of 1/1/96 20,739.56
(Renewal of #66 1 7) Gas 24" line, 1213 1/2005
241.70 rods of
12 314" line,
163.92 rods of
8 518" line,
1.661.40 rods of
10 718" line,
1 1 1.80 rods of
14" line 8t
224.90 rods of
16" line
902 1 Exxon Pipeline Company
(Renewal of #6588)
9022 GPM Gas Gathering L.L.C.
(Renewal of #6570)
Pipe Line
Oil
Pipe Line
Gas
Crane 30 i ,900.36 rods of 111 196 19,003.60
4 112" line 1213 112005
Andrews & 6 &7 2,197.70 rods of 1211 195 9,889.65
Martin 6 518" line 1 113012005

Type County Block kt Distance or Area Period Considerat ion
WestTex 66 Pipeline Company Pipe Line Andrews 9 167.20 rods of 12/1/95 $752.40
(Renewal of #6565) Oil 4 112" line 1 1 13012005
9024 Texaco Exploration & Production Inc. Pipe Line Win kler 20 33 1.27 rods of 1017 195 1.490.71
(Renewal af #6484) Gas 4 112" line 913012005
9025 Texaco Pipeline lnc.
(Renewal of #8681)
9026 Phillips Petroleum Company Surface Lease Andrews 10
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I Tank Battery
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9027 Baytech, Inc. Surface Lease Reagan 11
(Renewal of #6535) Office & Pipe Yard
9028 Michaelson Producing Company Surface Lease Reagan 11
(Renewal of #8736) Oil Field Equip-
ment Yard & Office
9029 (Withdrew instrument; additional money required.)
*First year rental on a ten year lease
Surface Lease Crane 35 5.959 acres 511195 4,000.00
Pump Station & approximately 413012005
Related Facilities
0.574 acre 911 195 4,000.00
approximately 813 112005
1.377 acres 19/1/95 1,200.00"
approximately 11/1/2005
0.918 acre 9/1/95 550.00"
approximately 9/1/2005

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No. Com~anv Type County Block # Distance or Area Period Consideration
9030 Rice Engineering Corporation Surface Lease Andrews 9 1 acre 1111195 $5,000.00
(Renewal of #8740) Salt Water Disposal approximately 1 1 11 12005
Pump Station
903 1 WestTex 66 Pipe Line Company Surface Lease Reagan 12 5 acre 111196 4,000.00
(Renewal of #6566) Booster Pump approximately 11112006
Station
9032 Texas Utilities Electric Company Surface Lease Andrews 5 1.6 acres 12/1/95 6,000.00
(Renewal of #8749) Electric Sub- approximately 121112005
Station
9033 (Withdrew instrument; additional money required.)
9034 (Withdrew instrument; additional money required.)
9035 [W~thdrew instrument; additional money required.)
9036 (Withdrew instrument; additional money required.)
9037 (Withdrew instrument; additional money required.)
9038 J. Cleo Thompson & James Cleo Pipe Line
Thompson, Jr., A Partnership Gas
Crockett 31 & 32 148.62 rods of 91 1195 4,686.05
10" tine & 8/31 12005
788.59 rods of
8" line

No. Company Tv~e Countv Block # Distance or Area Period Consideration
9039 Delhi Gas Pipeline Corporation Pipe Line Pecos 16 378.93 rods of 12/1/95 $1,894.65
Gas 6 518" line 1 1 I3012005
9040 Warren Petroleum Company Pipe Line Winkler 2 1 78.42 rods of 1011195 400.00
Gas 8" line 9/30/2005 (Min.)
904 1 Garaland Eggleston
(Renewal of #I65321
Surface Lease Reagan I I 0.91 8 acre 17/7/95 550.00"
Oil Field Supply approximately 1 111 12005
Yard
9042 Delhi Gas Pipeline Corporation Surface Lease Pecos 16 0.18 acre 1211 195 4,000.00
Metering 8 Trans- approximately 1211 12005
0 portation
1
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9043 Arnoco Production Company Pipe tine Andrews I3 1,424.00 rods of t 211 195 11,752.36
(Renewal of #6656) Gas 3 112" line,
15.76 rods of
4 112" line,
323.34 rods of
6 5/8" line,
437.33 rods of
8 5/8" line,
1 113012005
*First year rental on a ten year least

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NO. Corn~anv Type County Distance or Area Period C~nsiderati~n
291 -10 rods of
10 314" line &
83.15 rods of
16" line
9044 GTE Southwest Incorporated Telephone Line lrion 8
Transmission Crockett
9045 Oel hi Gas Pipeline Corporation
(Renewal of #6434)
9046 Delhi Gas Pipeline Corporation
(Renewal of #6435)
9047 Conoco lnc.
(Renewal of #6544)
9048 Jones Brothers Dirt 8 Paving
Contractors, Inc.
9049 All Arnerican Pipeline Company
(Renewal of #8781)
9050 JimHardy&JirnmyMartindba
Derrick Inn
(Renewal of #8775)
Surface Lease Ward
Meter Run & Valves
Surface Lease Ward
Meter Run & Valves
Pipe Line lrion
Gas
Surface Lease Reagan
Lab Facility
Surface Lease Hudspeth
Microwave Tower
Surface tease Reagan
Motel Site
4,452.00 rods of 6/1/95 $1 3,356.00
buried cable 5131 12005
0.06 acre 711195 4,000.00
approximately 711 MOO5
0.06 acre 711 195 4,000.00
approximately 711 12005
998.71 rods of 1ltf96 9,987.10
6" line 1213112005
1 acre 1 111 195 1,000.00
approximately 1111196
0.34 acre 311196 10,000.00
approximately 311E2006
0.987 acre 11/1/95 6,000.00
approximately 111112005

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No. Assignor Assignee Type Permit County Consjderation
6589 Fin-Tax Pipe Line Company Highlands NGL Pipeline Co. Pipeline Crockett & $400.00
Reagan
6590 Fin-Tex Pipe Line Company Highlands NGL Pipeline Co. Surface Lease Crockett 400.00
6594 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
6594 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
6699 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
6738 Fin-Tex Pipe Line Company Highlands NGL Pipeline Co. Pipeline Crockett &
Reagan
400.00
6862 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Winkler 400.00
6911 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
6959 Fin-Tex Pipe Line Company Highlands NGL Pipeline Co. Pipeline Crockett 400.00
6982 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7038 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7038 Western Gas Resources-Texas,lnc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00

No, Assignor Assignee Type Permit County Consideration
7094 Fin-Tex Pipe Line Company Highlands NGL Pipeline Co. Pipeline Crockett $400.00
7129 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline VVinkler 400.00
7129 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7130 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
7130 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
7236 Fin-Tex Pipe Line Company Highlands NGL Pipeline Co. Pipeline Crockett 400.00
n 7257 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Ward 400.00
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7258 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7259 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7405 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7405 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources. Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7468 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Crockett 400.00
7497 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Surface lease Crockett 400.00

No. Assignor Assignee Type Permit County Consideration
7524 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler $400.00
7524 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7572 Pat Mosley Herlinda Sanchez Surface Lease Andrews 400.00
7700 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7700 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7701 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Pecos 400.00
n 7703 Transwestem Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Winkler 400.00
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7730 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Loving 400.00
7759 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
7853 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western-Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7853 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
7855 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Power line Crockett 400.00
7856 Oasis Pipe Une Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00

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No, AssignQr Assignee Type Permit County Consideration
8376 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc, Pipeline Ward $400.00
8376 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc, Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
8433 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
8433 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, 'nc, Pipeline Ward 400.00
8502 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Surface lease Ward 400.00
8502 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc, Surface lease Ward 400.00
8503 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Surface lease Winkler 400.00
8503 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc, Surface lease Winkler 400.00
8541 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc, Pipeline Winkler 400,00
8541 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc, Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8542 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc, Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8542 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc, Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8543 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00

No. Assignor Assignee Type Permit CQunty Consideration
8565 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler $400.00
8565 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources. Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8566 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Pecos 400.00
8567 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
8568 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8568 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
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8598 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Surface Lease Pecos 400.00
0
8666 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8667 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
8721 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
8722 Oasis Pipe line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8722 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8723 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00

No. Assignor Assignee Type Permit County Consideration
8723 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler $400.00
8724 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8724 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline Winkler 400.00
8733 Conoco Inc. Sun Company, Inc. (R&M) Surface Lease Ector 400.00
8818 Oasis Pipe Line Company Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Pipeline Ward 400.00
8820 Transwestern Pipeline Company Transwestern Gathering Company Pipeline Winkler 400.00
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8830 Western Gas Resources-Texas, Inc. Mountain Gas Resources, Inc. Pipeline VVinkler 400.00
No.
0001
Material Source Permit No. 0001
Grantee
Jones Bros. Dirt & Paving
Contractors, Inc.
County
Reagan
Block
7
Date
9/15/95
9/14/97
Consideration
$0.501
cubic yard

Geophysical Permit Nos. 4385 - 4390-A
No. Company
4385 Western Geophysical Company
for Marathon Oil Company
4386 Energy Data Resources Company
for Conoeo, Inc.
4387 Shell Western E&P Inc.
for Shell Western E&P Inc.
4388 Dawson Geophysical Company
n for Texaco E&P Inc.
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4389 Dawson Geophysical Company
for Chevron USA Production
4390 Dawson Geophysical Company
for Providence Technologies, Inc. as
agent for J. Cleo Thompson and James
Cleo Thompson, Jr., a partnership
Area
Ten
Eight
Blocks and Counties
16 through 28 and James Campbell
Block 165, Pecos County
34 through 37, Terrell County
30,31 and 35, Crane, Ector and Upton Counties 11/6/95
2/6/1996
30,31 and 35, Crane, Ector and Upton Counties 11128/95
2/27/96
Six 1 through 15 and 58, Crockett, Reagan and
Upton Counties
Eight 34 through 37, Terrell County
4390-A Dawson Geophysical Company Eight 34 through 37, Terrell County
for Providence Technologies, Inc. as
agent for J. Cleo Thompson and James
Cleo Thompson, Jr., a partnership
Salt Water Disposal Contract Nos. 132D, 139D - 1480 & 1500
Two
Two
Period
10/4/95
113196
10118/95
1117/96
11128/95
2127/96
12/12/95
3/11/96
3/12/96
6/11/96
Consideration
$400.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
400.00

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Type
No. Company Permit CQunty Block Area Period Consideration
1320 WTG Exploration, Inc. SWO Andrews 12 1 acre 2/8/96 $0.00*
(Amendment) 2(712000
1390 Maralo, Inc. SWD Andrews 04 1 acre 08127/95 1,500.001Yr
(Renewal #550) 08126/2000
1400 Union Oil Co. of Calif. SVVD Crockett 50 1 acre 08/01/95 1,OOO.OOlYr
(New) 07/31/2000
1410 Phillips Petroleum Co. SWO Andrews 04 2 acres 09/08/95 5,500.00Nr
(Renewal #860) 09/07/2000
1420 J. Cleo Thompson SWO Crockett 31 1 acre 11/01/95 2,500.00IYr
(New)
10/31/2000
1430 Exxon Corporation SWD Andrews 09 1 acre 07101/95 2,500.001Yr
(Renewal #870)
06/30/2000
1440 Be Operating, Inc. SVVD Reagan 02 1 acre 12/01/95 1,500.001Yr
(Renewal #920)
11/30/2000
*Amendment provides the operator with the options of paying rentals at a fixed rate of $500lyear for each producing well tied into the disposal
system or paying a $0.03 per barrel fee for atl water injected into the disposal well.

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NQ. Company Permit County Block Area Period Consideration
145D Stockton Water. Inc. SWO Pecos 165 2 acres 12/01195 $5,000.OOlYr
(Renewal #910) 11/30/2000
146D Hallwood Petroleum Inc. SWD Reagan 58 1 acre 08/01/95 $2.500.00IYr
(Renewal #83D) 0713112000
1470 Anadarko Petroleum Corp. SWD Andrews 09 1 acre 06/01/95 2,OOO.OOlYr
(Renewal #790) 05/3112000
1480 Minihan Oil & Gas Corp. SVVD Andrews 13 1 acre 10/01/95 2,OOO.OOlYr
(Renewal #900) 09/3012000
1500 Lomak Prod. Co. SWD Reagan 05 1 acre 2/15/95 2,500.001Yr.
(Renewal #750) 2/1412000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
MEDICAL AND DENTAL SERVICES, RESEARCH
AND DEVELOPMENT PROORAHS/PHYSICIANS
REFERRAL SERVICE
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISlRATION
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' HEETING
FEBRUAAY 8. 1996
SYSTEM·WIDE CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL PAY PLAN RECOMMENDATION
ADJUSTMENTS TO THE 1995-96 SYSTEM-WIDE CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL PAY PLAN
,atification is requested for the following adjustments to the 1995·96 System-wide
lassified Personnel Pay Plan:
3435
5283
8328
ADJUSTMENTS IN SALARY RANGE
Games Area Supervisor 14.856 - 22.500
UTHSCSA addition with institutional range of
Insulator 20.964 - 33.540
UT Arlington addition with institutional range of
Graphics Designer III 30,864 - 49.380
UTSA addition with institutional range of
System-wide
Annual Salary Range
From To
14.856 . 30.432
17.832 . 30.432
19.668 . 33.540
19.668 27.504
25.704 - 49,380
25.704 - 35.964
901
The above referenced adjustments reflect those actions necessary to establish or maintain
internal and external equity and/or accurately define and classify jobs. Salary ranges
are supported by compensation data for the area concerned. These adjustments have been
initiated by the various component institutions. appropriately reviewed, and have received
the approval of the Office of the Chancellor.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
INCIDENTAL FEES
U. T. System 1996-97 incidental fees recommended for approval by the U. T.
Board of Regents and inclusion in institutional catalogs have been approved by
the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and the Executive Vice
Chancellor for Health Affairs. Changes from 1995-96 approved fees are
presented in congressional style. All recommended changes are consistent with
statutory requirements and have the concurrence of the component chief
admin1strative officers.
U. T. SYSTEM
MEDICAL AND DENTAL APPLICATION FEE
To help recover expenses associated with
processing medical and dental school
applications
U. T. ARLINGTON
ALTERNATIVE TASP REMEDIAL FEE
For students who fail the TASP exam in a
particular area but do not heed course
based remediation
APPLICATION FEE $25
To defray costs lncurred in processing
applications for undergraduate admissions
ARCHITECTURE COURSE FEE $20 [ffi]
[Slide Lisrary ree]
To defray costs of materlals necessary to
provide slides for architecture Courses
ART COURSE FEES
Video Fee $75
To defray costs of video equipment
Slide Library Fee
To defray costs of materials
necessary in providing slides for
art history courses
Studio Art Fee
To defray costs of materials and
eQulpment necessary for art
courses
AUDIT FEE
To defray admlnistrative costs incurred
In registering non-credit participants in
scheduled classes
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1996-97 [1995 96J
Fee
For Texas residents $45
for one school; $5 each
additional school
For nonresidents $80
for one school; $10
each additional school
$75 [90 $120 ]
$ a [9J
$25-$50/CQurse:
specific fees to be
approved via Docket
$100 - non-enrolled UTA
students
$20 - enrolled UTA
students
90S

EXERCISE. SPORT. AND HEALTH STUDIES FEES
To defray costs of purchase of equipment
dnd supplles. malntenance of equlpment,
rental of certaln equipment, use of
special facilitles for certain courses,
such as bowling and golf, locker room
service tee for all classes requiring
locker. uniform and shower facilitles
speclal courses such as Golf, Bowling.
Scuba Diving. and Fencing
FIELD PLACEMENT INSURANCE FEE
To cover blanket liabllity lnsurance for
students enrolled In courses requiring a
practicum or field placement
School of Social Work
School of Nursing
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students
FIELD TRIP FEE
To defray transportatlon and related
costs associated with field trips
GRADUATE APPLICATION FEE
To defraY additional costs incurred in
processing applications for graduate
admissions
GRADUATION FEES FOR DOCTORAL AND MASTER'S
CANDIDATES
In Absentla
To defray administrative costs of
processing graduation appllcations
for students who are not currently
enrolled
Dissertation and Thesis Costs
Blnding
Microfllming - Dissertation
Microfllming - Thesis
Copyright Registration (optional)
Malllng
Personal Copies (optional)
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE
To defray costs of mandatory insurance
for internatlonal students holdlng
nonimmlgrant visas and living in the
United States
INSTALLMENT TUITION HANDLING FEEl
INSTALLMENT TUITION DELINQUENCY FEE
To cover costs related to providing
installment payment option
Reinstatement Fee
To defray processing costs and
lost revenue assoclated with
reinstatement of a student's
failure to complete necessary
financial aspects of registration
prlor to the 12th class
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$ 5 - $163: speclfic
fees to be approved viJ
Docket
$15.50
$14.50
$61. 00
Varies based on actual
costs: speclfic fees to
be approved via Docket
$25
$15
130 maximum (actual
cost will be charged)
[19.5Q]
$50
$40
$35
$ 8 - $45
$ 6.50
Variable: to match
premium for approved
U. T, System student
insurance plan
$lO/academlc term
(included in Dellnquent
Accounts Recelvable
Fee)
S07

INSTRUMENT USERS FEES
To defray costs of replacement and
maintenance of equipment
Biology Fee
Chemistry Fee
Geology Fee
Music
Physics Fee
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs of the individualized
credential evaluations required in
foreign student admission decisions
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICE fEE
To defray costs of managing international
student records and services
LATE REGISTRATION FEE
To defray costs associated with keeping
registration open after published times
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$10 - $25/course:
specific fees to be
approved Vla Docket
$ 5 . $lO/course:
specific fees to be
approved vla Docket
$ 4 - $15/course:
specific fees to be
approved via Docket
$25/student
$ l/semester credit
hour for certain
courses; specific fees
to be approved via
Docket
$SO/student
$501 studentlsemester
$25 per registrant
908

TEACHER CERTIFICATION DEFICIENCY PLAN FEE 525/pl an
To defray costs associated with the
preparation and issuance of Teacher
Certification Oeficiency Plans
TEST FEES
To defray costs associated wlth
administering and scoring Advanced
Standing Exams and other institutional
acaaemi c tests $35
Foreign Language $35
I SAT $25 [GI
Advanced Standi ng Exams $10
Correspondence Exams 845
Ir~sti tutional CLEP Exams
TAGER FEE I75lsemes ter credit
To defray costs of materials and hour
operation related to courses taught in
the TAGER nttwork
TRANSCRIPT FEES $5
To defray costs of retrieving.
duplicating, and mailing transcripts
VIDEO TAPE FEE $142/semester credit
To defray costs of video tape del i very of hour
graduate Engineering courses
U. T. AUSTIN
ADVISING [ANWUWM] FEES
To defray costs of student advising [&
School of Architecture %a [%I /semester
r-I
$19/12 week summer
session
College of Business Administration
sess i on
8 1 5 / 6 k summer
Undergraduate $65 [MI
/ semester
$22 [#]/12 week summer
sess i on
$16.3 [3Q]/9 week
summer session
$11 [24!/6 week summer
sess i on

Graduate
College of Communication
Undergraduate[fl
Graduate C.%~dwkl
Col 1 ege of Engineering
Undersraduate
Graduate
College of Fine Arts
[-
College of Liberal Arts
8280isernester
$96112 week summer
sessi on
$72/9 week summer
sessi cln
$48/6 week summer
sessi or1
$5 [5Q]/semester
$2 [%]/summer session
$5O/semester
$296 week summer
session
824isemester or 6 week
Summer session
$75 [4#l/semester or
12 week summer session
856 [+§1/9 week summer
session
$3 [G]/6 week summer
sess i on
session
850 [#]/semester
825 1203 /summer sessi on
$a [4Bl/semester or 12
week summer session
8 3 0 [[aF48J/9 week
summer sessi on
820.50 [ W ] / 6 week
summer session
Col 1 ege of Natural Sciences $75/semester
025 [&l/sumrner session
(charaed only once Der
summer )
School of Nurs~ng
College of Pharmacy
$3 [&]/semester
$8 CMl/summer session
840 [&I / sernest er
$a CXl /summer sessi on

Crhnnl nC C n r ~ ~ 1
4LllVV ' ' J 1 d'db ' U '
AFFI LIATEO STUDIES REGISTRATION FEE
To defray costs associated with
registration. record-keeping, and
certification of students participating
in study abroad programs
APPLICATION FEES (a student subject to more than
one ap 1 ication fee wi 11 be charged the higher
fee on y!
7
Genera 1 Appl i cat i on Fee $40
To defray costs incurred in
process i ng appl i cat i ons for
admission
Graduate School of Business Application S751student
Fee $loo/ i nternati onal
To defray additional costs student
incurred in processing
applications for admission to the
Graduate School of Business
Graduate [%&%I Application . . Fee
To defray [a&!:t:cn& j costs
associated with [-I
processi ng qraduate appl i cati ons
1-; ==: 31
International [%&&I Application Fee $& [?53/aa~lication
To defray costs associated with
processi ns forei qn student
- , .
. .
[-e
tilL :andW:!:ztd crz-
w:?~t~= . rzw: . r,,: f-
-1
taw School Application Fee $65
To defray additional costs
i ncurred i n processi ng
applications and evaluations
required for admission to the law
School $25
School of Nursing
To defray additional costs
i ncurred i n process i ng
applications to upper-division
professi onal nursing sequence
Col 1 ege of Pharmacy App7 i cat i on Fee
To defray additional costs
i ncurred i n process i ng
applications for admission to the
College of Pharmacy

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN WORKSHOP FEE
To defray costs incurred in providiig
services to students in the design
works hop
ARCHITECTURE VISUAL ARTS FEE
To defray costs of slide library
col lsction used in certain courses
ART DESIGN MEDIA CENTER FEE
To defray cost of providing and
marntaining the design media center for
design majors
ART WOOD SHOP SERVICES FEE
To defray cost of prnvlding supplies and
services for the Art Department's Wood
Shop for studio art, design visual arts,
BA. graduate studio art and non-degree
art students
AUDIT FEE
To defray costs incurred in registering
non-credit participants in scheduled
cl as5tl.s
CATALOG FEE
To defray costs of printing and
distributing catalogs
Undergraduate
Graduate
Law School
General Information Bulletin
CHECK FEES
Lheck Cashin4 Fee
ca s hi nq serv i ce
Returred Check Fee
To defray administrative costs for
reprocessing or col 1 ecti ng checks written
on i nsuf f i c i ent funds
COMPUTER LITERACY COMPETENCY EXAMINATION FEE
To defray costs of administering exam as
required for leaching certification
$45/senester
837112 w~ek sLmmer
sessi 01
$29/9 week sumer
se~si 01
$2116 week summer
session
BlSlcourse: s pxi fi c
fees to be approved via
Docket
$20 [U]/sernesier
$101 [9l/summer session
$ 0.50 1$0.01 tnru
850 1 ;
f 1.00 ($50.01 thru
6200) L
$ 2.50 (8200,Ol thru
$300) L
82.00 ($-
$500)

COOPERATIVE ENGINEERING FEE $125
To defray administrative costs of
placement of students in Engineering Co-
op program
COURSE FEES $ 2 - $800: specific
To defray costs of course materials, fees to be approved via
equi pment and mai ntenance i n var i ous Docket
departments
01 PLOMA REPIACEMEW OR DUPLICATE FEE 8 10
To defray costs of prepari ng rep1 acement
or duplicate diplomas
DISTANCE LEARN I NG FEE 8501semester credi t
To defray costs of ~rovidinq distance hour
learninq courses in th-
-f
DUPLICATE FEE RECEIPT CHARGE $1
To defray costs of retrieving , copying
and mailing duplicate fee receipts
EQUIPMENT FEES
Loss/Repl acernent Varies based on cost of
Learni ng Resources equi pment
Intramural Sports
Music Chora 1 Organi zat i ons
Mi l i tary Property
Ma i ntenance and/or Rep1 acement $ 5 - $100; specific
School of Architecture fees to be approved v:a
Col 1 ege of Business Adm~ ni strati on Docket
College of Communication
Lo1 7 ege of Engi neer i ng
Col l ege cf Li beral Arts
Col 1 ege of Natura 1 Sci ences
Charged to a 1 1 students in school
or college:
School of Arch
'tect~re $15/ semester
812/12 week summer
session
$ 9/9 week summer
session
% 6/6 week summer
session
Col 1 ege of Fi ne Arts $16/semester credit
hour

EXTENSION DIVISION FEES
To defray costs associated with Extension
Di vi sion Course offer~ngs and services
provided
Course Fees
Make-up Exam Fee
Returned Check Fee
Tuition Refund Charge
FIELD TRIP FEES
Tu defray transportation and re1 ated
costs associated with field trips
I Var~able: specific
fees to be approved via
Docket
$25/per check
Varies based on actual
costs; spec1 f ic fees to
be approved v i a Oocket
FINE ARTS VISUAL ARTS FEE
To defray costs of providing and
maintaining course-related materials for
the Visual Arts students
Studio Students B B/semester
Art Hi story Students $l5/course
FORE IGN LANGUAGE BROADCAST ACCESS FEE $ 2/course
To defray costs of roviding equipment.
v-i deotaped foreign 7 anguage broadcasts
and satellite broadcasts in modern
foreign 1 anguage classes
GRADUATE DISSERTATION FEES
To defray costs of bi ndi ng . mi crofi lmi ng .
and obtai ni ng copyright for dissertation
Bi ndi ng 5 Sleach
Mi crof i l mi ng $35/each
Copyright Regi stratlon 820leach
GRADUATION FEE $30
To defray costs of certifying students
for Master's and Doctoral degrees
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE Variable; to match
To defray costs of mandatory insurance prerni urn for approved
for international students holding U. T. System student
nonimmigrant visas and living in the insurance plan
United States
HEALTH PROFESS IONS EVALUATION PROCESSING FEE % Sleach additional
To defray costs of processing andmailing mailing after first. d
Health Professions Committee Eva1 uati ons mai 1 i ngs
for students applying to more than 4
medical or dental schools
HONORS PROGRAM FEE $65/semester
To defray costs associated with Business
Honors Program

IN ABSENTIA FEE
To defrdy admi ni strati ve costs of
process i ng graduat i on appl i cat i ons for
students who are not currently enrol led
INSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs re1 ated to provi di ng
installment payment option
Tuition Handling Fee $ Wacademi c term
Tu i t i on Del i nquency Fee $10/del i nquent payment
INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING AND INFORMATIONAL I G/sernester credit
TECHNOLOGY SERVICES FEE hour (for a1 1 enrol 1 ed
To defray costs of providing access to students)
instructional computing and information
technology dnd related supplies and
rnalntenance of those services
I NSTRUCTI ONAL TECHNOLOGY FEES
To dcfray additional costs of providing
access to i nst ruct i ona 1 cornput i ng and
i nforrnat i on techno1 ogy and re1 ated
supplies and maintenance of those
services in certain school s , col 1 eges and
departments
Architecture
- Art
Col 1 ese of Communi cat i on
Computer Sci ences
$40/ semester
$34/12 week summer
sess i on
928/9 week summer
sess i on
822/6 week summer
session
$37/semester
$17.50/surnmer session
session
$20/semester credit
hour for certain
courses: specific fees
approved via Docket

Q21 l eqe- of- Ensi nee?: nq
Graduate Schml of Librarv avd
Information Science
r-
Musi c
*Approved off cycie during 1994-95
9
Pharmacy
B iisemester credrt
hour; swci f i c fees
-ocket
% 2isemestSr credit
hour: s~eci fic fee5
4-a Dozket
sess i on
p
sezsion
8 7/~emester. credit
approved via Dqcket
$130 [allsemester
G::t !-I+
880/12 week summer
s es s i on [r-L~
-1
6-
sessi un,
w i
r25L6 summer
session
INTERNATIOlrlAL STUDENT SERVICE FEE $30/semest~r or sdmner
Todefray casts ofrnanag~ng international sesslor
st~dent records and scrv~ ces %22 50/9 week sumer'
ses 51 on
$15/6 week sum-er
sess i o~
on

LATE REGISTRATION FEE $25
To defray costs associated with keeping
registration open after published times
LAW SCHOOL ADVANCE TUITION DEPOSIT $200 i appl i es to
To defray costs associated with tui t.i on i f admitted
add i t i ona 1 process i ng requi red when an appl i cant
admitted appl I cant does not enrol 1 enrolls/refundable for
an applicant not
enrolling subject to a
processi ng charge of
$20
LAW SCHOOL BLUE BOOK FEE $15 (one- t i me
To defray costs of providing blue books assessment 1
to students during their tenure in the
School of Law
LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER USAGE FEES
To defray administrative costs of
staffing various college, school or
departmental 1 earni ng resource centers
College of Business Administration 820lsemester
810112 week summer
sessi on
B 7.50/9 week summer
session
$ 5/6 week summer
sessi on
MPA/ PPA
Col l ege of Educat i on
Col 1 ege of Engi neeri ng
Aerospace Engi neeri ng and
Engi neer i ng Mechani cs [&I
Civil Engineering
Chemical Engi neeri ng
$30/semester
824/12 week summer
session
$18/9 week summer
sess i on
812/6 week summer
sess i on
650 C45l/semester or
summer session
Bm [MI /semester or
12 week summer session
$110 [%I19 week summer
sess i on
$Up [&]I6 week summer
session
$130 [NQIlsemester or
12 week summer session
8% [45]/9 week summer
session
$65 [Q]/6 week summer
sess~ on
B7Olsemester or 12 deek
summer sess i on
$52/9 week summer
session
$36/6 week summer
session

Electrical and Computer
Engi neeri ng
s q
Mechanical Engineering
Petroleum Engi neeri ng
College of Fine Arts
School of Law
Graduate School of Library and
Information Sci ence
School of Social Work
LIBRARY FEES
To defray costs associated with
processing lost or damaged materi a1 s
returned after the due date; costs of
accessing databases based on connect time
plus the number of items printed out:
processi ng document del i very servl ces ,
full -service on -1 ine searches, and inter-
1 i brary 1 oans/copi es ; and other services
$7S/sern~st,er or I? w+k
summer sessi on
$56.25/9 week summer
sess 1 on
$37.5@!6 week summer
session
$14Z/semester or 12
week session
$107/9 week session
$7116 week summer
session
$142 [M]/semester or
12 week summer session
$107 [ M ] / 9 week
summer session
$71 [ MI16 week
summer session
$& [&]/semester or 12
week summer sessi ou
$64 [421/9 week summer
session
$43 Call6 week summer
session
$23/semester
$11. SO/summer session
$30 [45]/sernester or
summer sessi on
$30/semester or 12 week
summer session
$22.5019 week summer
sessi or1
B15/6 week summer
sessi on

General Libraries
2 hour or overnight $ l!hour: ($30 max.!
2 hour or overnight (on reserve) $ 3/hour: (836 rnax.)
3 day & Library use items
$ 4lday or fraction
thereof ($30 max.)
3 day & Library use Ion reserve) $ 6;day: ($36 max. j
7 day
$ llday per item
($30 max.iitern1
14 day: 28 day; and semester items $ 0.50/day ($30 max.)
Archi tectura l Orawi ngs Repro- Cost + $ 2/sheet
graph i cs Preservat i on Fee
Book rebi ndi ng or repai r $20
Computer Services Handl i ng fee 8 1
Document Del i very Servi ce Varies. based on actual
cost
Document Express $ 0.20/page plus $ 3'3
documents or less or
$ 2.50/4 documents or
more
Electronic Informati on Print i nq $ 0.05 - Bllpase
Fee
-
Full-Service Letter, Legal and I 0.50/page
Ledger
P~O~OCOD~ es
Fax Transrnittal/Receipt Fee
Varies, based on actual
Full -Service Online Searches cost
Varies, based on actual
Inter-Library Loans/Copies cost
Laminatins Fee
Lost Item
$20 plus accrued fines
and cost of rep1 acement

$151 reel pl us
Mi crof i lm Process1 ng Fee (General
Library Collections $ O.lS/exposure over
RareIDi ff~cult
Materl a1 s)
Mi crof i lrn Search fee
Notary Ftle
Photocopy Hand1 i ng Fee
Preconf i gured Di skettes
150 or $2O/orde1- plus
$ 0.2glframe for
r*are/di fficul t
mdter-i als
$ 8lhnur'
$1
Recall Fine $ 6!day or fractron
thereof (836 max. j
Special Collections Audio and Cost plus 515ltape
Video
Tape Fee
Cost plus BlO/image
Speci a7 Col 1 ecti on Photographi c
Reproduct i on Preservati on Fee
Cost plus $15
Speci a1 Col 1 ect i ons Reproduction
Preservati on Fee
8 5 - $10
U-Search On1 ine Searching Fee
Chemical Engineering Library
Lost Books
Overdue Charges
Late Hook Fines
Ci rcul a ti on
Reserve
Lost Books
LOCK AND BASKET FEE
To defray costs of providing locks and
baskets for all physical education
courses
MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION CENTER
To defray costs associated with
administering and scoring academic tests
and with providing scanning and data
processi ng services for selected graduate
research projects
Petition for Credit by Exam
Pl acement & Credit by Exam
Placement & No Credit by Exam
Optional (Student challenges
course for credit by Exam)
Scann~ng and Data Processing
Charges
$ llday ($15 maximum)
$10 maximum
$ 5 maximum
Accumulated fines.
rep) acement cost. 850
processi ng
3 ?/semester credit.
hour of requested
credit
$30 (one-time only)
825 (one-tlme only 1
$45 (one-time only)

MULTI -MEDIA FEE
To defray costs associated with repal r
and replacement of multi -medid equipment
in certain courses
Business
Geoloqical Sciences
Zoo1 ogy
'
] building monitors to keep
practi c z and rehearsal spaces open
during evening hours and weekends
, staqe/house manaqers , set UD crews and
student accorn~anists
NURSING NCLEX CERTIFICATION FEE
To defray costs of processing
applications for the State Board of
Nurs i ng 1 i censure exami nat i on
NURSING STUDENT ASSISTANCE FEE
To defray costs of providing supervi sed
weekend building access, a tutoring
program and career pl anni ng counsel i ng
NURSING STUDENT LEARNING CENTER UTILIZATION FEE
To defray administrative costs of
operating learning center
ORIEKTATION FEES
To defray costs associated with
ori entati ons , advi s i ng and
preregistration
New Student Orientation
Coll ege of Busi ness Admi ni strati on
Freshman Orientation
International Student Orientation
$ 8lcourse:specific
fees approved via
Docket
$ 3lsemester credit
hour: specific fees
approved via Docket
$ 3lsemester credit
hour: specific fees to
be approved VI a Docket
$50 [XI / semest er or 12
wzk summer session
$37.50 [24j/9 week
summer s,ession
$25 [MI16 week summer
session
$10 (one-time
assessment 1
$SO/semester or 12 week
summer session
$1519 week summer
sessi on
$1016 week summer
session
B25lsemester or 12 week
summer sessi on
81919 week summer
sessi on
812.5016 week summer
sessi on
$70/3-day session
$7514-day session
835 lone-time
assessment 1
840 (one-time
assessment)
8150 (one-time
assessment)

Summer Orientation Session Change Fee
8 10
Transfer Student orientation Fee $40
PlACEMENT [-I FEES
To defray costs associated with career
[r'll.l"t] placement Cab ??-I
School of Architecture
Colleae o f Business Administration and
Graduate School of Business
Undersraduate
Graduate
Col lese of Communication
Undersraduate
Loll ege of Educat i on
Col 1 eqe of Enqi neeri nq
Underqradua te
Graduate
School of Law
Interview Fee
To defray costs of 1 aw students
i ntervi ewi nq on campus
PI acement Fee
$35/semester
$20/12 week session
$1016 week session
summer sess i on
session
B245lsemester
$84/ 12 week sessi on
$6319 week sessi on
$42 6 week summer
session
2301semester
$1516 week summer
session
$5/first five mailings;
BlOleach addi ti onal
five mailings
%30/semester or 12 week
session
/9 week session
$15/6 week summer
sess i on
$20/s~mester or summer
session

Colleqe of Liberal Am
Graduate School of Li bran and
Iniorrnatlon Science
891semester or 12 week
session
$6.7519 week sessi on
$4.5016 week summer
session
$2511 course
$40/2 or more courses
College of Natural Sciences [-I -
$ 61 summer sessi on
(charqed on1 v once per
Department of Computer Sciences
School of Nursinq
Col 1 eqe of Phg rmacy
-1ic Affairs SlOOlsemester or sbrnrner
sessi on
School of Social Work
PRACTICUM FEES
To defray costs associated with certain
practi cum programs
Human Ecol osv [Wztzt' cs]
To defray costs for students in
Consol i dated Di~teti cs Proqram
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEQUENCE FEE
To defray costs of placing and
supervising students in observation
REGISTRATION FEE
To defray costs associated with providing
touchtone techno1 ogy servi ces to students
via TEX, the telephone enrollment
exchange
To defray administrative costs of
correctinq student and accountins records
ypon re~ayment of an insuff~cient funds
check used for tuit~on
RESIDENCE HALL APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs associated with
rocessins an a~~lication for residence
tall space
SOCIAL WORK FIELD INSTRUCTION FEE
To defray costs of supplies and travel
for field instruction workshops
sessi on
$25 (one-time
assessment)
$50/rei nstatement
Varies : speci fi c fees
to be approved via
Docket

STUDENT IDENTI F I CATION CARD [RWM€EWR] FEE
To defray admiriistrat~v? costs of
produc~nq [T-W] student I0 cards
STUDENT TEACHING AND PLACEMENT FEE
To defray costs of placing and
supervising students in the student
teaching courses and cost of using
pl acement center
STUDY ABROAD FEE
To defray cost of services for students
enrol 1 ed i n reci procal exchange programs
in countries other than the United States
STUDY ABROAD, AFFIl IATED AND EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs associated with
rocessinq a~~lications for the Study
fbroad, Affil~ated, and Exchanqe Programs
$10 [§]/card
$160 (one-time
assessment
$ S/semester credit
hour
$?5/a~~l i cat i on
STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM FEE LONDON $lOO/semester
To defray costs associated with the law
School Study Abroad London Program
STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM FEE EDINBURGH $4520/semes ter
To defray costs associated with Law
School Study Abroad Edi nburgh Program
THEATRE AND DANCE BUILDING SERVICES FEE %28/semester
To defray costs of ~rovi di nq bui ldi nq
B 716 week summer
servi ces session
THEATER AND DANCE [FWWRT5] PERFORMANCE AND $95 [&]/semester
PRODUCTION FEE $48 [2?]/12 week summer
To defray costs of materials, supplies sessi on
and services associated with production 824 [a] 16 week summer
activities session
TRANSCRIPT FEES $ S/routine service
To defray costs of retrieving, BlOlon-demand service
duplicating, and mailing transcripts
UNDERGRADUATE WRIT1 NG CENTER FEE $ 7lsemester credit
To orovide one-on-one tutoring, support hour
and trainins in wrltins for all
underqradua tes
U. T. BROWNSVILLE
ADD/DROP FEE $ 5/transacti on
To defray costs associated with chanqes
in i ni ti a1 resi strati on
ALTERNATIVE TASP REMEDIATION FEE $7 5 i exam
To defray costs associated in remediating
students who fa? 1 the TASP exam in
particular areas but do not need course
based remedi a t i on

AUDIT FEE $50/course
To defray administrative costs incurred
i n registering non-credi t parli ci pants in
scheduled classes
AUTOMATED SERVICES FEE $lO/semester
To defray the costs of telephone
regi strati on and other automated services
COMPUTER ACCESSIUSE FEE
$ S/semester credit
To defray admi n~ strat I ve costs incurred hour
in providing access to and supervision of
computer labs
EDUCATIONAL FI EtD INSTRUCTION FEE
To defray costs of providing supervisory
teachers and travel for education and
cooperat1 ve education students in off -
campus cl i ni cal sites
GRADUATE APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs incurred in processing
appl i cati ons for graduate admi ssi ons
GRADUATE THESIS FEE
To defray costs of binding and
mi crofi lmi ng for thesi s
Binding
Mi crof i 1 mi ng
GRADUATION FEES
To cover costs for process i ng appl i cat i on
for graduation, music, graduation
speaker, postage, and di pl oma
$25/semester
$15/appl icati on
$15
approx. 820
Processi ng Fee $25/appl i cati on
Transfer of Appl i cati on Fee 9 5
To defray administrative costs
incurred for students transferring
or i gi na 1 graduat i on date
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE Variable: to match
To defray costs of mandatory insurance premi urn for approved
for international students holding U. T. System student
nonimmigrant visas and 1 iving in the insurance pl an
United States
INSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs re1 ated to providing
installment payment option
Tuition Handling Fee $ 7.50li nstal lment
Tui t i on Oel i nquency Fee S S/del i nquent payment
Tuition Reinstatement Fee 825
LATE REGISTRATION FEE B 5
To defray costs associ ated with keeping
registration open after published times

LIBRARY FEES
Tn defray costs of var i ous servi ces
provl ded including overdue f i nes ,
photocopy1 ng , rep1 acernent charges ,
processing inter-library loan charges:
mi crof i 1 mi ng charges , reserve mater i a 1 s ,
and replacement costs of serials: costs
of materials provlded for laminating,
tapes and copy i ng
Ci rcul at1 on Department
Reference Desk
Seri a1 s Department
Learni ng Resource Center
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE FEE
To defray costs of insuraurp for students
workinq in clinical settinqs i n courses
in the School of Health Sciences
Ernerqency Medi ca 1 Techni ci ans
Licensed Vocati onal Nursi nq
Medical Lab Technoloay
RECORDS FEE
To defray costs associated with services
to students
RETURNED CHECK FEE
To defray administrative costs for
reprocessi ng or col l ect i ng checks written
on insufficient funds
ARTS AND PERFORMANCE FEE $40
To defray costs associated with offering
music. dance. film and performance
courses
APPLICATION FEE 825
To defray costs of receiving. reviewing,
and responding to appl i cations for
admi ss~ ons
$ 0.10 - $40/each
service or transact1 on
$ 1 - $1.50/each
servi ce or transact1 on
$ 0.10 - $loleach
servi ce or transact i on
1 0.10 - 83.45iedch
service or transaction

AUDIT FEE
To defray administrative costs for
register~ng non-credi t participants in
scheduled cl asses
CATALOG FEE
To defray costs of printing and
distributing catalogs
CHECK FEES
Check Cashins Fee
To defray costs of ~rovidinq
students a check cashinq service
Returned Check Fee
To defray administrative costs for
reprocessing or collecting checks written
on insufficient funds
COMET CAMP FEE
To defray the costs of materials, food.
and field trip for admitted Freshmen who
choose to enrol 1
COMPUTER CONSUMABLES FEE
To defray costs of computer supplies for
students who exceed basic Information
Technology Fee a1 lotments
DALLAS DOWNTOWN EDUCATION CENTER FEE
To defray costs of courses at the Dallas
Downtown Education Center
DIPLOMA FEES
-P
To defray a ort ti on of costs of mdilinq
o ~ i on t
Diploma Replacement or Duplicate Fee
To defray costs of preparing replacement
or dupl i cate diplomas
DISSERTATION FEE
To defray costs of microfilming and
filing with national registry
FIELD TRIP FEE
To defray transportation and re1 ated
costs associated with field tr~ps
FRESHMAN OR1 ENTATION FEE
To defray costs associated with optional
freshman ori enta t i on program
825/non -enrol 1 ed UTD
st dent
$ 51 enrol 1 ed UTD
students
B 2.50 local
5 4 (31.50 ma~ling in
u .s.
$ 10.50 - 15.50 [-1
mailing outside U.S.1
varies by destination
$ 11100 pages of line
printer output :
8 1/100 pages of laser
printer output: and
$ I/ per 5 MB of disk
storage (charged in
increments of $101
$13/semester credit
hour
Varies based on actual
cost of transportation
specific fees to be
approved via Docket

GRADUATION FEE
To defray costs of graduati un
certi fr cations and the printing and
mai 1 ing of diplomas
HEALTH l NSURANCE FEE
To defray costs of mandatory insurance
for international students holding
nonimmi grant visas and 1 i v i ng i n the
United States
IN ABSENTIA FEE
To defray administrative costs of
processing graduation appl icat ions for
students not currently enrol 1 ed
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FEE
To defray costs of providing and
supporting computer-based information
technologies and a basic a1 lotment of
computer services for student use
I NSTIlUTIONAL LOAN DELINQUENCY FEE
To defray a portion of the costs of
collection on delinquent institutional
1 oan payments
INSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
1 nst a 1 1 rnent payment opt i on
Tui ti on Hand1 i ng Fee
Tu i ti on Del i nquency Fee
Tuition Reinstatement Fee
I KTERNATIONAL STUDENT APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs of the individualized
c redent i a1 eval uat i ons requi red i n
foreign student admi ssi ons decisions
LATE REGISTRATION FEE
To defray costs associated with keeping
registration open after published times
Variable: to match
premi urn for approved
U. T. System student
insurance plan
$ Glsernester credit
hour with $72 maximum
%10/month
( 130 maxl mum/ semes ter 1
$lO/academi c term
$lO/delinquent payment
8 15
$75/student

LIBRARY FEES
To defray costs of inter- 1 i brary loans.
thesi s bi ndi ng , computer searches.
overdue and 1 ost books , and renta 1 of
medi a equipment for extracurricular-
activities Varies according to the
Inter-Li brary loans i nst i tuti on from wh: ch
material is borrowed
Computer Sea rc hes
Archival Research
Library Fines
Lost Books
Thesis Binding
Medi d Charges
MAWGEMENT ADVANCED PLACEMENT TEST FEE $30
To defray costs associated with offering
advanced placement tests in the School of
Management
MANAGEMENT COMPUTER COMPETENCY EXAM FEE - $30
To defray a Dortion of costs for
administerins optional exam for Masters
students in the School of Manaqement
Vari able by servi ce
$ O.lO/page
B 0.25/day maximum $10
Cost + $15 processing
$44/4 copies
Variable by
equi pment lserv~ ce
PHOTOGRAPHY FEE $40/course
To defray the cost of film. chemicals.
and related consumable items
RECORDS PROCESS I NG FEE 5 S/semester
To defray costs of processing
transcripts, enrol lment certi fication.
and course drops after the fifth class
day
STUDIO ART FEE 8401course
To defray costs of art supplies
STUDENT IDENTIFICATION CARD REPLACEMENT FEE B Slcard
To defray adrnini strative costs of
relssui ng student ID card
STUDENT TEACHING FEE $loo/ f i el d experi ence
To defray costs of provi di ng cooperat i ng
teachers for supervising student teaching
STUDENT TEACHING SUPERVISORY FEE $30/ f i el d exper i ence
To defray costs of supervising teacher
travel

ADD/DROP FEE
To defray costs ~ncurred when a student
makes a change in the 1nltia7
registration
ART HI STORY MATERIALS FEE
To defray costs of slides and videos in
art history and art appreciation courses
ATHLETIC TRAI N I NG FEE
To defray costs of providing supplies and
equ~ pment for academic courses which
provide instruction and practical
experience in athletic training
AUDIT FEE
To defray costs of creating initial
records of enrollment for persons
auditing a course
CATALOG FEE
To defray catalog printing and mai 1 i ng
costs
CERTIFICATION DEFICIENCY PLAN PREPARATION FEE
To defray administrative costs of
processing certification deficiency plans
for those pursui ng teacher cert i fi cati on
COURSE FEES
To defray costs of materials
DIPLOMA REPLACEMENT FEE
To cover cost of providing a rep1 acernent
di pl orna
DISSERTATION FEE
To defray costs of mi crofi 1 mi ng and
ma i 1 i ng graduate di ssertat i ons
EMERGENCY LOAN PROCESSING FEE
To defray admi ni st rat i ve costs i ncurred
i n processi ng and col lect i ng emergency
loan payments
EQUIPMENT FEES
To defray costs of maintaining equipment
I-1
El ect ri ca 1 and Com~uter Enqi neeri nq Fee
F q
f s a
com~uter ens1 neeri ns ma.iors
$ Slenrol led UTEP
studentlcourse
$25/non-student /course
$ 2 - $30: specific
fees to be approved vi a
Docket
$ 5 (within one year of
original order
$25 (after one year)
$ 5 - 525: specific
fees to be approved v i a
Docket

FIELD TRIP FEE
To defray transportation and related
costs associated with field trips
GRADUATION APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs incurred in processing
appl i cations for admissions
GRADUATION APPLICATION LATE FEE
1.0 cover cost of processing late
applications for graduation
GRADUATION FEE
To defray costs of degree checks and
&
ceremoni eS
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE
To defray costs of mandatory insurance
for international students holding
nonimmigrant visas and 1 iving in the
United States
IN ABSENTIA FEE
To defray administrative costs of
processing graduation applications for
students who are not currently enrol led
INSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
installment payment option
Tui t i on Hand1 i ng Fee
Tui t i on Oel i nquency Fee
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs of the individual i zed
credent i a 1 eval uat i ons requi red i n
foreign student admi ss i ons deci si ons
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICE FEE
To defray costs of programs unlque to
international students
INSTRUMENT USERS FEE - MUSIC
To defray costs of rep1 acement and
maintenance of Universi ty-owned musical
i nst ruments
LATE ADMISSION APPLICATlON FEE
To defray administrative costs incurred
with processing appl i cations submi tted
after the posted deadline
LATE REGISTRATION FEE
To defray costs associated with keeping
registration open after published times
Varies based on actual
transportation and
related costs: specif~c
fees to be approved via
Docket
Variable; to match
premi urn' for approved
U. T. System student
i nsurance plan
$12/academi c term
S15ldel i nquent payment
%20/student /semester
$lO/student/sumrner
ses s i on
$15/ appl i cat i on
Prior to first class
day :
$20 for Touch Tone
830 for in-person
$50 - on or after first
class day

LIBRARY FEES
To cover handling costs associated with
~nter - 1 i brary 1 oans . computer searches.
med~
photocopying. and processing lost books
and books returned after the due date
Overdue Charges
Regular Check-out
a charges, coi n-operated typewriters ,
Reserve It ems
Inter-Li brary Loan
Lost Books
Inter-Li brary Loan
Computer Searches
Medi a Charges
[--miter=
Photocopi er
Damaged Book Fee
Recall Fee
Archi tectural Drawi ngs and
Blueprints
Reprographi c Fee
Spec1 a1 Col 1 ecti on5 Photographic
Reproduct i on Preserva t i on Fee
NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION FEE
To defray costs associated with new
student advising and pre-reg~stration
Late Fee
Science and Engineering Enrichment
Exper i ence Fee
PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE FEES
To defray costs of purchase of supplies
and ma i ntenance of equl pnent
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE FEE
To defray costs of insurance for students
workinq in clinical settinqs in courses
In health sciences, nursinq, speech
1 ansuase at hol oqv, and soci a1 work
$ llday - % llhour ($25
max. )
I l/request plus any
charges from 1 endi ng
1 i brary
Cost of book plus $10
processing fee and any
fines accrued
A1 1 costs charged by
suppl i ers p7 us
$ 0,SOlreauest:
B 2/request for rush
115% of connect time
plus any off-line print
charges
Varies depending on
type of
equl pment / servl ce
t f! 7F: fnr lfl -1
$ 0.05 - $O.SO/COPY
8 O.lS/mi crofi 1 m or
f i che
$ llday ($25 max. >
B Slitem plus actual
cost
$ 5 plus actual cost
$17.50435 (allows
option for a shortened
orientation)
B 5
8 50
$ 4 - $20: speciflc
fees to be approved vi a
Docket
$10 - $80: spec~fic
fees to be a~proved via
Docket

PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH COURSE FEE
To defray costs of course supplies for
research courses
REGISTRATION FEE
To defray costs associated with
technol ogy services for telephone
registration
REINSTATEMENT FEE
To cover costs of rei nstatement of
students not timely meeting financial
obl i gat i ons
Varies based on hctual
cost; spec1 f ic fees to
be approved via Docket
RETURNED CHECK FEE $25 [Gjlcheck
To defray administrative costs for
reprocess i ng or col 1 ecti ng checks wri tten
on insufficient funds
SOC I AL WORK HANDBOOK FEE $ Zlstudent
To defray costs of provi dl ng requi red
handbook
SPECIAL EXAM FEE $ Slexarn
To cover costs of administering Advanced
Standing Exami nati ons . exami na ti ons to
remove a condition or examinations given
at a time other than that for which it is
regularly scheduled
STUDENT TEACHI NG FEE $50
To defray costs of providing cooperat i ng
teachers for superv i s i ng student teachers
STUDENT I DENT1 FI CATION CARD REPLACEMENT FEE BlO/card
To defray administrative costs of
reissuing student ID card
TEACHER CERTI FICATIOH CREDENTIALS FEE $10
To cover costs of evaluating student
credenti a1 s for state teacher
cert i f i cat i on
TECHNOLOGY FEE $50/student /semester
To defray costs of prou di ng computers
and other advanced technol ogy to students
TEST FEE
To defray costs associated with
administering tests
TRANSCRIPT FEE
To defray costs of retrievi ng ,
duplicating, and mailing transcripts
(reta7ns opt ?on of $2.00 capy?ng charge for
unoff~cral copy of educat?ondl record}
$ Slcopy
$ 7lcopy with immediate
processing

U. T. PAN AMERICAN
AUDIT FEE
To defray admi ni strati ve co;ts i ncurr~d
in registering non-credi t participants in
scheduled classes
BITNET/ INTERNET ACCESS FEE
To defray costs of establishing and
mai ntai ni ng accounts and access to
Bi tnetl Internet for students who request
an account
CATALOG FEE
To defray costs of printlng and
distri buti ng catalogs
COMPUTER ACCESS/USE FEE
To defray administrative costs incurred
in providing access to and supervision of
computer 1 abs
DIPLOMA REPLACEMENT OR DUPLICATE FEE
To defray costs of prepar i ng rep1 acement
or duplicate diplomas
DROP FEE
To defray administrative costs incurred
for students droppi ng courses
EMERGENCY LOAN PROCESS1 NG FEE
To defray admi ni strati ve costs i ncurred
i n process i ng and col l ect i on of emergency
1 oa n payments
FIELD TRIP FEE
To defray t ransportat i on and re1 ated
costs associated with field trips
FIELD PLACEMENT INSURANCE FEE
To cover liability insurance costs for
students enrolled in courses requirinq
practicum, clinical, or field ~lacernent
FOREIGN TRANSCRIPT EVALUATION FEE
To defray costs assoc~ated with
evaluation of foreisn transcripts
GRADUATE THESIS FEE
To defray costs of b~nding and
mi crofi lrni ng for thesis
Bi ndi ng
Mi crof i 1 mi ng
$ZO/enrall ed and non-
enrol 1 ed student
Bl5rsemester
$lO/one or both summer
sessions
I 2!copy I after f i r st
COPY)
$ 3lsemester credit
hour with 827 [MI
maxl mum
$ 5/course or section
Varies based on actual
transportati on and
related costs; specific
fees to be approved vi a
Docket
Actual cost of
insurance
approx. 815
approx. $20
935

GRADUATION FEES
To cover costs for processing
application for graduation, musi c ,
graduation speaker, postage, and
di pl oma
Transfer of Appl i cat i on Fee
To defray administrative costs
incurred for students transferring
original graduation date
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE
To defray costs of mandatory insurance
for international students holding
nonimrnigrant visas and 1 i ving in the
United states
125
$ 10
Variable; to match
premi urn for approved
U. T. System student
i nsurance pl an
INSTALLMEW TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
installment payment option
Tui t i on Hand1 i ng Fee $ 7.501insta7 1ment
Tuition Delinquency Fee $ Wdelinquent payment
Tuition Reinstatement Fee $25
NTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DOCTORATE APPLICATION FEE $35
To defray costs of processing
applications for admission to the
doctoral program in international
bus i nes s
TE REGISTRATION FEE 825
To defray costs associated with keeping
registration open after published times
RARY FEES
To cover handling costs associated with
processing lost books and books returned
after the due date
Damage fee
Late Book
Late Reserve Materi a1
Late Special Collections Book
Late Vertical Fi 1 elAnnua1 Report
Lost Book
Mi scel 1 aneous
Graduate Carrel Locker
P:tr=:: M=tr=tim
Cw?::
$ 5 in-house repair
$12 commerci a7
rebinding
I 0 . 1Olworkdayl book
$ 0.50/ hour
$47 1 book
$10 rendering charge
B 5 processing charge
Photocopy Fee Z O.lO/paqe
Li brary Techno1 ogy Fee $ O.SO/semester credit
To cover costs associated with the hour
expansion of library automation
and provision of computeri zed data
bases to students

OFFICE OF CAREER PLANNING. PLACEMENT AND TESTING
FEES
To defray costs associated wl th
adm~nistering and scorling academ~c tests
ACT Res i dual TTS t
Advanced Stand1 ng Exami nati on Fee
CLEP Service Fee
Correspondence Exam
Funct i onal Academic Ski 1 1 s Test.
General Educati onal Development
lnsti tut i onal TOEFL
Mi 1 1 er Anal ogi es Test
Mi chi gan Test of Engl i sh Language
Pre-TASP
Texas Comrnisslon on Law
Enforcement
Standards and Education
ORIENTATION FEE FOR NEW STUDENTS
student advisinq and pre-resistration
PHYSICAL EDUCATION FEE
To defray costs of purchase of supplies,
mai ntenance of equi pment . and use of
special faci 1 i ties and locker room for
special courses
Activity Fee for each class
Go1 f
Bowl i ng
REGISTRATION FEE
To defray cost associated with providing
touch -tone techno1 ogy servi ces for
reg? strati on
:€TURNED CHECK FEE
To defray admi ni strati ve costs for
reprocess i ng or col l ecti ng checks written
on insufficient funds
TUDENT IDEMTI FICATION CARD REPLACEMENT FEE
To defray administrative costs of
reissuing student ID card
'UDENT LIABILITY INSURANCE
To cover 1 i abi 1 i ty insurance costs for
students in clinical practicum in the
School of Health Sciences and Speech and
Heari ng
JDENT SHORT TERM LOAN FEES
To defray administrative costs of
processing short term 1 oans
Process i ng Fee
Late Payment Fee
CHER ALTERNATIVE CERTI FICATZON PROGRAM
LICATION FEE
To defray administrative costs of
processing applications

TEACHER CERTIFICATION DEFICIENCY PLAN PREPARATION 825 for enrol 1 ed
FEE st dents
To defray costs of preparing deficiency $40 for non-enrol led
pl ans 5tudent.s
UNI VERS IN CEKTER RECREATION ROOM UTE PAYMENT
FEE
- To defray costs of processins late maxi mum
payments of recreat i on room cha rses
WEEKEND MBA PROGRAM FEES
B 5/1st day glus $l/day
Varies based on actual
Toccverprograrn-relatedcostsincluding costs: specific fees
textbooks, suppl i es and guest 1 ecturers approved VI a Docket
U. T. PERMIAN BASIN
AOD/DROP FEE 8 5/transacti on
To defray costs incurred when student
makes a change in the initial
registration
BOOK LOCKER FEE $20/yea r
To defray costs of book lockers $14/semester
$ll/sumer session
CAREER LADDER COURSE FEE $10
To defray costs of course rnateridls
:OMPUTER FEES
Network Fee $5
To defray costs of wide area
. . . [MI / student /semester
connect i v i ty [-
-1
Pri nt t ng Servi ces Fee $ 1 each additional
To defray costs of duplicating page after first 10
letterqualitydocumentsproduced pages
by students served by the Programs
Assisting Student Study (PASS)
Office
Process i ng Fee 825
To defray computer costs of [24J/student/sernester
registration and maintaining
student records
IRESPONDENCE TEST FEE
To defray costs of administering
correspondence tests

DUPLICATE FEE RECEIPT $1
To defray casts of printing duplicate
copies of fee receipts except for
purposes of I. D. cards and parking permit
veri fi cati on
EDUCATION FEES
Fi eld-Based Instruction Fee $10/course
To recover travel costs in certain field-
based educati onal courses
[.FW&WW] Internship Fee $50
To defray costs of providing supervision
for teaching i nternshi ps i n Education 492
Student Teachi ns Fee
To defrav costs of providinq coo~erati nq
teachers for supervi si ns student teachers
in Education 499
m
FAX FEE B Upage
To defray administrative costs of FAXing
student documents from the Registrar's
Office
GEOLOGY FIELD COURSE FEE $650
To defray costs associated with
[-I;' ZCWC~
zi:: we&] Geology
- 400 field course
XADUATION FEE $15
To defray costs of degree checks,
diploma, and related costs
EALTH INSURANCE FEE Variable: to match
To defray costs of mandatory insurance premi urn for approved
for international students holding U. T. System student
nonimrnigrant visas and living in the i nsurance plan
United States
3 ABSENTIA FEE $25
To defray administrative costs of
processing graduation applications for
student who are not currently enrol led
!STALLHEM TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
installment payment option
Tui ti on Hand1 i ng Fee BlZ/academi c term
Tui t i on De 1 i nquency Fee $10/del i nquent payment
TE REGISTRATION FEE 815
To defray costs associated with keeping
registration open after published times

LIBRARY FEES
To cover ?andl i ng cost5 assoc~ated WI Th
processi ng 1 ost books and books returned
after the due date and with processing
inter- l I brary loans
Overdue Charges
General Check Out
Reserve Books
Inter-Li brary Lean
Lost Book
f n;er -li braty loan
Thesis and Oissertati or Binding
ORIENTATION FEE
To cover costs associated with providing
a new student orientation prior to
registration
PLACEMENT SERVICES FEES
To defray costs of cornpi l i ng.
maintaining. and mailing student
placement f~ l es
RETURNED CHECK FEE
To defray admi ni strati ve costs for
reprocessing or collecting checks written
un insuffi clent funds
TUDENT lDEMIFICATlON CARD REPLACEMENT FEE
To defray administratwe costs of
reissuing student ID card
iACHER CERTIFICATION CREDENTIALS FEE
To cover costs of evaluating student
credent i a1 s for state teacher
certificat~an
ACtlER CERTI FICATION DEFICIENCY PIAN FEE
To defray the cost of preparation of
def i ci ency pl ans
:- COURSE FEE
To defray costs of theater atteqdance
r e Q u r r e d f e a t e r 701
rNSCRIPT FEE
To defray costs of retrieving,
duplicating. and mailing transcripts
B 0.25/day, i tern
5 0.25/hour
5 llday on ouerdue
materi a1 s
Cost
$ 1.50 computer charge
plus hand1 ing costs
8 6
BlO/student to
establish file:
$ l/file copy mailed
after first 10 copies
$25/ student

U. T. SAN ANTONIO
ADD/DROP FEE
To defray costs incurred wnen a student
makes a cnange in the initial
regi strat.ion
APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs incurred ~n processing
applications for admission
ARCHITECTURE STUDIO USE FEE
To defray costs of studio equipment and
repairs used for course projects
AUDITING FEE
To defray adrninlstr'ative ccsts incurred
in registering non-credit parti c~pants in
scheduled classes
AUTOMATED SERVICES AND COMPUTER ACCESS FEE
To defray a portion of the costs of
providjng specialized automated services
and 24 hour computer access
CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT FEE
To defray costs connected with the
reproduct f on and ma i 1 i ng of resumes and
appl~cable career day and job fair
resource materi dl s
XDIT BY EXAMINATION FEE
To defray costs related to supplies and
materials, printing and collating the
examination
UURSE FEES
To defray costs of course materials.
equipment and maintenance in various
depa rtments
IGREE APPLICATION AND GRADUATION FEE
To defray costs associated w1 th degree
checks; related administrative processing
costs and graduati on expenses
PLICATE DIPLOMA FEE
To defray costs of replacement diplomas
KATIML FIELD INSTRUCTION FEE
TO defray cost of provldi ng supervisory
teachers for the student teacher program
and for field supervision of students in
special education practicum settings,
counseling. and student interns
825/enroll ed UTSA
student
$SO/non -enrol l ed UTSA
student
%u [83 /semester cred~ t
hour (mi nirnum of 840
[%]/student ; maximum
of $150 [%l/semesterl
$20/course chal 1 enged
$ 5 - 825 : speci fic
fees to be approved vi a
Docket

FIELD TRIP FEE
To defray costs of field t r ~ p
FOREIGN IANGUAGE HULTI -MEDIA LEARNING CENTER FEE
To defray costs of servlces and equipment
in the Multi -Media Learning Center
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE
To defray cost5 of mandatory insurance
for international students holdiig
nonimigrant visas and 1 iving in the
United Stales
INSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
~ns~allrnent payment opt~on
Tui :i on Hand1 i ng Fee
Tui t i on Del i nquency Fee
INSTRUMENT USERS FEE MUSIC
To aefray costs of re e lacement avd
mai ntenance of musica i nstruments
INTERNATIONAL STUDEKT EVA1 UATION FEE
LATE REGISTRATION FEE
To defray costs associate^ with keeping
registration open after pub1 ished times
- IBRARY f EES
To cover handling costs associated with
processing lost or damaged books or books
returned after the due date and wyth
search, copy, and inter-) i brary loans
Overdue Charges
2- hour materials
2-day materi als
1-week/Z-week materi a1 s
Recalled for Reserve or use by
another borrower
Lost /Damaged 1 terns
Inter-Libr-dry Loans
Variable based on
actual ccst of fie ld
trip; specific fees
approved via Docket
Variable: to match
premi urn far approved
U. T. System student
insurance plan
$16/acadeni c term
$1Dldel i nquent payment
1 5 first day;
additional
$ 2.50 per day : maxi mum
of $15
3 l!hour: maximum of
$ 7.501itarn
B llday: maximum of
$ 7.501item
B 0.25jday; maximum of
$ 7.501item
B liday -besi ns 5 days
after recal l
Varies by actual costs

To d~frav costs of ~rovid~ nq
increased direct sewsu~plies,
includinqon-1 ine access
books and .iourmI 5
LOCKER FEE
'o defray costs of maintenance. cleaning ,
re- keyi ng and admi ni st rati ve record
keeping for lockers available to students
in the Library. Music Division, and Art
end Architecture
MUSIC COURSE FEE
To defray costs of maintenance on
equipment f ~r music courses
PHYSICAL EDUCATION FEES
Equi pment and Lane Fee
To aefray costs of equipment and
lane rental for boding course
Activity Fee
To defray costs of equipment and
servl ces associated with provi dl ng
locks, lockers and towels
Driving Range Fee
To defray costs of equipment and
rental for use of driving range
Swi mmi ng Pool Fee
To defray costs of pool usage and
ma i nt enance
iETURNED CHECK FEE
To defray administrative costs for
r.e?rocessi ng or co1 l ect i ng checks wri tten
on insufficient funds
OADRUNNER CAMP
To defray costs of leadership retreat for
entering freshman attending camp
tUDENT IDENTIFICATION CARD FEE
To defray costs of producing and
di stri but? ng student ID cards
'UDENT 1 DENT I FICATI ON CARD REPLACEMENT FEE
To defray administrative costs of
reissui~g student ID cards
JDIO ART FEE
To defray the cost of supplies and
materi a1 s consumed by students e?rol led
in courses in the Art and Design
curriculunl
B l/semester credit
hour
$25/nusi c major
$10/non-musi c
ma jor/course
81 00/ student

STUDY ABROAD/EXCHANGE APPLICATION ANDPROCESSING $80is~rnester
FEE
To defray costs of expenses for students
applying to participate in study abroad
and exchange programs
STUDY ABROAD/EXCHAffiE REGISTRATION FEE B5Olsenester
To defpay costs for students resistered
in study abroad and exchange prcgrams
TEACHER PLACEMENT FEE $30
To defray costs of provld- ng more than 3
copies of credentials to current1 y
enrolled students registered for Teacher*
Placement Service
TESTING FEES
To defray costs associated with
administering and scoring tests
Di agnostic Eva1 uation for Learning $50
Disa~i 1 ities Engl i sh Placement S 1 D
ESL Auxi 1 i a ry $20
Foreign Language 8 10
Math Placement 3 5
Pre-TASP % 5
Vocat i onal Assessment $ 9
THESIS AND DISSERTATION BINDING FEE
To defray costs of binding
TRANSCRIPT FEE $ 5/routine service
To defray costs of retrieving. $ 8/on-demand serv~ce
dupl i cat1 ng , and mailing transcripts
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATION FEE S 5
To defray costs of providing catalogs.
course schedules and other publications
to enrolled students (other than initial
catalog provided each studeit)
'ISUAL RESOURCE FEE 5 7/course
To defray costs of course materials for
Art History and Critici srn courses
PITING MATERIALS FEE B Sjcourse
To defray costs of course materials
requi red for Engl I sh, Classics and
P ~ I
1 osophy courses
3 FEE $ 5
To defray costs of adding courses after
the end of the regular registration
peri od

AUDIT FEE
To defray admini strati ve costs i ncurred
in registering non-credi t par,Lic I pants in
sohedul ed cl asses
AUTOMATED SERU ICES FEE
To defray costs of enhanced computerized
regi st ration ; 1 I brarj, servl ces , and
automated services center
COMPUTER ACCESS/USE FEE
Basic Corn3uter Access Fee
To defray costs of access to
computer time and data storage
space made avai 1 able to students
[&&&-&] Computer User Fee
To defray costs re1 ated to
computer u t 1 ~ i tati on beyond the
level covered in the basic
computer access fee
COURSE FEES
To defray costs of course materials
DIPLOMA FEE
To defray costs of diploma, diploma
cover, and mailmg and issuance of
subsequent replzcements or dupl i cates
EDUCATIONAL ADMINI STRATION INTERNSHIP FEE
To defray costs assoc~ated with
~nternshi p
EQUIPMENT FEE p
reDairs of eauioment in certain courses
FIELD EXPERIENCE AND STUDENT TEACHING FEE
To cover costs of the fi eld experience
and student teaching program in the
School of Educa t i on and Psycho1 ogy
1EALTH INSURANCE FEE
To defray costs of mandatory insurance
for international students hol ding
nonirmigrant viszs and living in the
United States
USTALLMENT WIT1 ON FEES
To cover costs related to providing
i nsta 11 rnent payment opt i on
Tuition Hand1 ing Fee
Tui ti on Del i nquency fee
STRUCTIONAL AIDE INTERNSHIP FEE
To defray costs of expenses associated
with internship program
$25 per semester for
'it udmts us] ng comput.er
resources
310 mlnimum increments
for excess usage:
specific fees to be
approved via Docket
$ 5 - $100/course:
specific fees tG be
approved via Docket
Variable based won
cost; SD~C-es to
be a~proved via Docket
$50
Variable: to match
9rerni urn for approved
U. T. System student
insurance plan
$ll/ac%dernic term
sl0ldel i nquent payment
%600/i nternshi p

INTeRNAT_zonAL3TuDENrS AP-
To defrav costs of the in~ivid~alized
cred~ntl a1 eval uat ~ons reaui red in
foreiqn student adfii ssion
LATE REG I STRATI ON FEE
To defray costs ass,~iated with keep~ng
registration open after published times
LIBRARY FEES
To cover handling costs associated with
computer searches, microfilrn/microfiche
printing and di th processing lost books
or books returned after the due date
Bi bl i ographl c computer search
Inter-Library loans
Lost books
Mi crofi lrn/mi crofi che printing
Overdue Cha rges
Regul ar check -out
Reserve books
Inter-Li brary loan late charqe
Telefacsimile transmissions
$5O!apal i cati on
Actual cost plus 12 for
academic requests:
actual cost plus $10
for non-academic costs
Actual cost wnich
varies according to
institution from wh'ch
materi a1 borrowed or
retrieved
$25 processing fee,
& any f~nes accrbed,
and cost of replacerent
B 0.10,' or $ O.lS/page,
depending an format
% 0.251day ; maxi mum 825
$ l/huur; maximum $53
B 2jday: maximum $50
$ ,?/day; maximum 850
8 1 plus $O.lO:paqe for
academi c requests :
$ 2.50jpage for non-
academic requests
:CORDS PROCESSING FEE B S/student/sernehter
To defray a or ti on of the costs of
process i nq documents and enral l men^
cert i f i cat i ons
TURNED CHECK FEE 815lcheck
To defray adrn~nistratlve costs for
reprocessi ng or coll ecti ng checks written
on insufficient funds
IDENT TEACH l NG I NTERNSH I P FEE $12OO/i nternshi p
To defray costs associaled with
a1 ternati ve cert~ fi cation internship

TEST FEE $23
To defray costs assoclated w'th
adrnin~ ster;ng and scor: ng Mi: le? Analogy
Test
TRANSCRIPT FEE
To defray costs of retrievi nS,
dupl icati ng , and ma1 l i ~g co~ies of
transsril pts
$ Sjtransact i cn
U. T. SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER - DALLAS
APPLICATION FEE - GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BlOMEOICAL $10
sc s ENCES
To defray costs assoclated with analyzing
student credentials and correspondence
AUDIT FEE $25/course/non - student
To defray administrative costs incurred plus fee assocl ated
in registering non-credqt participants in with course
scheduled courses $ 5/course/student plus
lab fee associzted with
course
COMPUTER USE FEE $50/student/semester
To defray costs of computer equipment for
instructional computing and information
techno1 ogy
GWATION FEE
To defray costs of commencement
activlties and diploma
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE Var-able: to match
To def~ay costs of mandatory insurance premi urn for approved
for i nternat~ onal students holding U. 7. System student
nonimmigrant visas and living in the insurance plan
United States
IDENTIFICATION CARD REPMCEMENT FEE $ Slreplacement
To defray costs of replacement for
identificatian cards
N ABSENTIA - GRADUATE SCHNL OF BIOMEDICAL $12lsemes terlresi dent
C IENCES 850lsemesterl non-
To defray administrative costs of res i dent
ppocessing ap3l ications for students who
are not currently elrolled
4STALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs re1 a~ed to providing
instal l mmt payment opti on
Tui t i on Hand1 i ng Fee $15/academi c term
Tu i ti on Del i nquency Fee BlO/del i nquent payment
Y REPLACEMENT FEE $ 6/ rep1 acement
Tc defray costs of replacing lost rnai ;box
acd 1 ab carrel keys

LATE REGISTRATION FEE
To defray c~sts associated with keeping
registration open after pub- i shed times
C I BRARY FEES
To cover costs dssoc~ated with equipment.
computer searches, photocopyi ng ,
processing last and late bocks. and other
services
Binding Ser-vices
Computer Search
Inter-ti brary Loan Charge
Lost 830ks
Photocopyi ng Cards
RADIO PAGER FEE
To defray costs of pager and maintenance
for medl cal students
?ETURNED CHECK FEE
To defray administrat~ve costs for
reprocessing or collecting checks written
on insufficient funds
CHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH
Application Fee
To def r3y costs associated with
analyri ng student credenti a1 s and
correspondence
Human Anatomy Course Fee
To defray costs associated with
acquisition, pr?paraticn, and
di sposal of cadavers
Photoccpyi ng fee
To defray costs of copying
$14 [Q]/ journal vol urn?
$13 [Wllthesis or
dissertation
$ 8/maruscript options
f l/valume w ~th
spine
imprint
$ 3lvolume print an
cover
$ 4:vo lume-ad removal
$20/addi t~ onal cover
color
Varies based or on-line
connect time and number
of records/references
printed; average charge
$ 8; complex search is
charged at cost plus
25%
Variable based on
lending institution's
fee plus del ivepy
List price plus 815
processing fee and
accrued fines (min~mum
total of 892 50
$ 0.65/card: plus $
O.O?/copy
Cards available i n
denomi na t i ons from 8 1
to 850

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON
APPLICATION FEE
To defray costs associated with dnal yzi ng
student credent i a1 s and correspondence
School of A:lied kealth Sciences 830
School of Nursing 810
Gradudte School of Bi omedi cal
Sciences
U.S. Citizens and Residents $25
Internaticnal Applicants $50
GRADUAT I ON FEE
Tu defray costs of ccmmencement
act1 VI tles ard diploma
School of Medicine $50
Graduate School of Hi omeai cal $50
Sc i ences [Wl
School of All i ed Hea 1 th Sciences
Bac~al aureate $3Q
- $50
School of Nursing 845
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE Variable; to ~atch
To defray costs of mandatory insurance premium for aopraved
for international students holding U. T. System student
nunimmigrant visas and living in the insurance pl a~
United States
IDENTIFICATION BADGE AND REPLACEMENT FEE $ S/badge
To defray costs of badge materials and
manufacturing
IN ABSENTIA GRADUATION FEE $15
To defray admini strati ve costs of
processing graduation applications for
students who are not currently enrol led
IN ABSENTIA REGISTRATION FEE
To defray administrative costs of
processinq reqi stratlons for
s ?
enrol 1 ed -
Res i dent
Nonresi dent
INSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
i nstal l ment payment opt i on
Tuition Handling Fee BlS/academi c term
Tui t i on Del i nquency Fee $1Uldel i nquent payment
ATE REGISTRATION FEE $25
To defray costs associated with kepi ng
registration open after published times
:ABILITY INSURANCE FEE
To defray cost 3f the annual insurance Actual cost of prcmi~m
prerni urn

LIBRARY FEES
Bi nrli ng
Computer Di s ks
Fi nes Bcoks
Journal s and Reserves
Lost/Damaged Books
Mediated Searches
Photocopy1 ng
Self Service
Medi ated
MICROSCOPE RENTAL FEE 86Wyear
To defray costs of re2lacement dnd
mainTenance
RETURNED CHECK FEE BlS/check
To defray administrative costs for
reprocessing or collectir~g checks wr~tten
on insufficient funds
Varies. based on size
and type of binding
Varies. based on cost
$ 8 2r-ocessinq *ee plus
rep1 acement cost
$ 3/search plus connect
cost
SCHOOL OF ALLIEO HEALTH SCIENCES STUDENT B Slsemester credit
[WWEl&WWJ FEE hour
To defray costs and preparat~on of
professional educatior materials
SCHOOL OF NURSING
Assessment Tests Actual cost of em-
To defray actual cost of exams
Enrol l ment Depos I t $50 (The depos~t is
To defray costs associated with applied to the
additional processi n5 requi red student's tuition upon
wher an admi tted appl i cant does enrol 1rnentIrefunddble
not enroll for an app1:cant not
enrol 1 ing subject to a
process1 ng charge of
$15)
Materials Tee S 9jsemester
To defray costs and preparation of
profess1 oral educat~ onal materi a1 s
-
Na t i ona l League for Nurs i ng Mob1 l i ty Actual cost of exam
Prof i 7 e I1 Advanced PI acement Exam plus 815 administration
fee
1

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - HOUSTON
APPLICATION FEE $10
To defray costs associ at.ed WI th arialyzl ng
student credential5 and correspondence
AUDIT FEE $25/course
To defray costs incurred in reg? steri ng
non-credit participants in scheduled
iOurSeS
COMPUTER ACCESS/USE FEE
To defray costs of computer ti8me for
students in courses requiring access to
com~liters
Medical Sch~oi $200 C50llacadem~ c year
Nursing School $40
DENTAL SCHOOL INSTRUMENT KIT RENTAL FEE $950 - $1,20O/year:
T3 defray costs of supplying instrument specific fees to be
k?ts to dental students approved vi a Docket
ELECTRONIC KEY CARD SYSTEM FEE DENTAL SCHOOL $10/card
To defray costs associated with providing
students with an electronic card required
to gain access t o the building after
hours
EXAM CARD REPLACEMEKT FEE f W ard
To defray admini strative and materials
costs to reissue
GRADUATION FEE
To defray costs of commencement
activities and diploma
$35 [=I
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE Var~able; to match
To defray costs of mandatory insurance premi urn for approved
for i nternational students hol ding U. T. System student
nonimrnigrant visas and living in the i nsurance pl an
United States
[NSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
installment payment option
Tui ti on Hand1 i ng Fee $15lacademi c term
Tuition Delinquency Fee %10/del i nquent payment
ATE: REGISTRATION FEE $15
To defray costs associated with keeping
regi strati on open after pub1 i shed times

LIBRARY RESOURCE FEE
Tc defray costs associated with ke2p1ng
current texts and required ccur+se
materials and CD Rom discs on file at the
Library Reso~rce Centers
Medical School 875 [@]/year
School of Pub1 i c Hea lth
$20/ sen~cs ter
MICROSCOPE FEE - MEDICAL SCHOOL 560/year
To defray purchase cost and maintenance
NURSING SCHOOL FEES
To defray costs for classroom handcuts.
test materials, computer facilities, and
l~brary use SZOisemester
Frinting Fee $65/per test
Pchi evement Exam Fee $ l/day
Library Fee
To cover har1d7 i ng costs asscci ated
with processing books returned
after due date
RETURNED CHECK FEE $15/check
To defray administrative costs for
reprocessing or col lecti ng checks wri tter
on insufficient funds
STUDENT I DENTI F ICATION CARD REPLACEMENT FEE $ 6/card
To defray administrative and materi a1 s
costs to Drocess card
TECHNICAL SKILLS FEE MEDICAL SCHOOL I U
To defray operating expenses and
equipment maintenance for Life Support
t ra i n1 ng programs
TRANSCRIPT FEE $ 5
To defray costs of retrieving.
duplicating. acd mailing transcripts
[%]/year
U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - SAN ANTONIO
\PFLICATION FEES
To defray costs for processing applications
School of All i ed Health
!l~-
1.1 L11 1 L
8 10
Bacnelor's and Master's Proarams $20
1 1 1
Graduate School of Biomedical $10
Sc i ences

AUDIT FEE $ S!student
To defray registration costs for non-cred~t $25/non-student
parti ci pants in scheduled courses (Nursing)
$10/con- student
(Grabuate S~hooI and
Alli~d Health)
CHALLENGE EXAMINATION FEE $lUiIecture course
To defray administrative costs, equipment BlSllaboratory course
and su?plies
COHPUTER ACCESS/USE FEE
$ S/semester cred~t
To defray costs of computer time for hour
students in courses requiring access to $50 maxi mumisemester
zomputer s
DENTAL LAAJECHNOLOGY STUDENT EQUIPMENT $86-
LWTNG B250l s~phomor~
p
dent-y-
DENTAL SCHOOL IMP1 ANTATION MATERIALS FEE - $500
To defray costs of su~~lyinq ~m~lantation
5
DENTAL SCHOOL INSTRUMENT KIT RENTAL FEE 81400/freshrnan&
To defray casts of supplying I nstrument sonhomo re
kits to dental students $1200/r
w ] = d
senior
DISSERTATION FEE
To defray costs for binding and
microf~
lmi ng dissertations
GRADUATION FEE $60
To defray costs of commencement activities
and diplomas
$50 (ole-time feel
HEALTH INSURANCE FEE Variable: to match
Tc defray costs of mandatory insurance for prerni urn for approved
international students holding nonirnm~grant U. T. System student
visas and living in the United States insurance plan
IDENTIFICATION BADGE FEE $ 51bacge
To defray costs of materials and
rnawfacturi ng
'N ABSENTIA FEE
To defray admiri strative costs of
processing graduat~on applications for
students who are not currently enrol led
NSTALLMENT TUITION FEES
To cover costs related to providing
installment payment option
Tuition Handling Fee
Tui t i on Del i nquency Fee
$151 academl c term
BlOldel i nquent payment

TRANSCRIPT FEE
To defray the cost of retrieving,
duplicating, and mailing transcripts
% 5 each

THE UNIYERSIN OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATSON
U. T. BOARD OF REGEMS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
LAND AElD INVESTMENT REPORT

INDEX
LAND AND lNVESTMENT REPORT
A. INVESTMENT MARERS - MONTH ENDEP SEPTEMBER 30,1995
1. Report on Securities Transadons
B. INVESTMENT MATTERS - MONTH EHmD OCTOBER 31 1 W6
1. Report on SscuMes Transactions
C . t NVESTMEMT MAllZR8 - MONTH EIIDED NOVEMBER 30119B$
1. Reporl on SearrWs 7 rpnsWms
II. LONG TERM FUND
A. IEIV€STMEHT MAtTERS - MONTH ENDED SEPTEMBER 30,1895
1. Report on Secuntiea T ranaadions
%. !HVESTMEHT MAITERS - MONTH EHPEP OeMBE R 31,l W6
I. Repod on SgcurrlisB Tranmctm6
C. INVESTMEHT MATTERS - MONfH ENOED NOVEMBER 30,1991
1. Report on Writis6 Transadion8
Ill. INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS
A IWESTCJLENT WmRS - H T H ENDED SEPTEMBER 30.1 Bg6
7. Rsprt on Slcuribsa T ranWs
8. INVESTMENT MAlTERS - MONTH END€ D OCTOBER 51,1886
I. Report an SIolritb Tranaaaions
C. INYESTMEW MITERS - WNTH ENDED NOVEMBER 30,1996
1. Report on S mW8 Transadims
W. OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUHDS
r. INVESTMENT MATIERS - MONTH ENDED SEPTEMBER 36,1995
I.
1. Rem on Securities Transactions
INVESTMENT MAlTERd - MQNf H ENPEO OCTOBER 3f, f 895
? . Rewrt on Securities T ransaetians
. IWESTMEN'T MAlTERS - MONTH ENDED HOVEMBER 30,7896
1. Report on Securities Transactions
REAL ESTATE
OIL & GAS INTERESTS
V. TRUST FUND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
PAGE 1
L & l REPORT
2

I. PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND

REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS - The follow~ng secur~t~es transactions have been made for the
Permanent University Fund, The Vice Chancellor for Asset Management recommends approval by the Board of
Regents of these transactions.
DEBT SECURITIES :
MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BONDS
TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT TAXABLE REF
7.000%, 08E01105
TOTAL MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BONDS
CORPORATE BONDS
BAYERNOTES
7.125%, 11011115
GOLDMAN SACHS NOTES
~.z~ox, 1mim5
TOTAL CORPORATE BONDS
TOTAL DEBT SECURlTlES
EQUITY SECURITIES :
COMmN STOCKS
3RD SYS
ACTEL
ADOBE SYSTEMS
ALANTEC
AUSTATE
AMERICA ONLINE
AMERICAN HOME PRODS CORP
AMERICAN RECREATION CENTERS
AMERlCREOrr CORP
APOGEE ENTERPRISES
APPLIED MATERIAL
ARCH COMMUNICATIONS GROUP INC
ARROW ELECTRONICS
ASCEND COMMUNICATIONS INC
ASECO
ATL4NT t C COAST
ATMEL CORP
AUGAT INC.
BJ SERVICES CO
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC
BRENCO INC
BRINKER INTL INC
BROADWAY 8 SEYMOR
BURR BROWN
C CDR ELECTRONICS
CABLETROPJ SYSTEMS
C ACl
CANNONDALE CORP
CARDINAL HEALTH
CHAMPION
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
{September 1,1995 through Septembar 30, 1995)
359
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

SECURITY
CHARTER POWER SYSTEMS
CHECKPOINT SYS
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
CHIRON CORP
CHOCK FULL O NUTS
ClDCO
CIRRUS LOGIC INC
CISCO SYSTEMS INC
COGNOS
COMPUTER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY
CONTINUUM CO
CRACKER BARREL
CUC IKFERNATIONAL
DAKA INTL INC
DANAHER CORP
DEVRY lNC
DlAGNOTlC PRODUCTS
DWMETRICS MED
DIAMOND MULTIMEDIA
DRESSER INDUSTRY
DSC COMMUNICATIONS
DURIRON CO INC
DYNATECH CORP
EATONVANCE
ELECTRO RENT
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC
ENCAD lNC
EPIC DESIGN TECHNOLGY
IEXPRESS SCRIPTS
WON CORP
FlSERV INC
FORD MOTOR
FOREST tABS
FOUNDATION tlEALTH
FURON CO
GASONICS INTI.
GENEMECH 1NC.
GENERAL MOTORS CORP
GENERAL SCANNING
GLENAYRE TECHNOLOGIES INC
GOODMARK FOODS
GOTSCHALKS
GRC INTERNATIONAL
GYMBOREE
HADCQ GORP
Cleo & CO
HEALTH MGMT ASSOCIATES INC
HGI REALW 1NC
HOME DEPOT INC
HOSPITALITY PTV
l STAT
JMMULOGIC PHARMACEUTICAL
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SEClJRITIES PURCHASED
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR {I) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

SECURITY
lMNET SYSTEM
INFORMIX CORP.
INHALE THERAPEUTIC
INPUTlOUTPUT INC
INTL FLAVORStFRA
INTEGRATED SILICON SOLUTION
INTEL CORP
~NTERNATIONAL GAME TECHNOLOGY
lNTERNATlONAL RECTIFIER CORP
INTERPHASE CORP
INTERVOICE
ISOLYSER
J & J SNACK FOOD
JUST FOR FEET
KEANE
KENT ELECTRONICS
KLA INSTRUMENTS
KOHLS CORP
KUHLMAN CORP
IAM RESEARCH
LEAR SEATING CORP
LINCARE HOLDINGS
LINEAR TECHNOLOGY CORP
MAIL BOXES ETC
MARSH & MCLENNAN
MARSHALL
MATERIAL SCIENCES
MCFARLAHD ENERGY
MERCANTILE BANCORPORATION INC
MERCURY FIWCE
MIDWEST EXPRESS
MlNN EDL
MONEY STORE
MOUNTAIN PKS FlNL
MULTlCARE COS
NATIONAL DATA
NEWPARK RES
NOR0 RESOURCES
NORTHFIELD LABS
NORTHLAND CRANBERRIES INC
NOVELLUS SYS
NUEVOENERGYCO
NUMBR NINE VISUAL
OEA INC
OMEGA HEALTHCARE
OMNICARE
OPT1 INC
ORACLE SYSTEMS CO
ORTHOFIX INTL
PAGING NETWORK
PAIRGAIN TECH
PAWMETRIC TECHNOLOGY CORP
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September 1, 1995 through September 30.1995)
PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL Y I ELD (2)
NO, OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

SECURITY
Pf DlATRlX MEDICAL
PEPSlCOLA PUERTA
PEPSICO
PETROLEUM GEO SVC
PETSMART
PFIZER INC
PIAY BY PLAY TOYS
PORTUGAL TELECOM
PREMENOSTECHNOLOGY
PROJECT SOmARE
QUIKSILVER
RAYMOND CORP
REXALL SUNDOWN
RIDE INC
ROCK BOTTOM RESTAURANTS INC
ROCKY MTN CHOCOLATE
ROOSEVELT FINANCIAL GROUP INC
S K l LTD
SANlFlLL INC
SAUL CEMERS
SCHULMAN (A) INC
SENSORMATIC ELECTRICS GORP
SIERRA HEALTH SVCS INC
SlFCO INOUST RlES INC
SOFMlARE ARTISTRY
SPECTRIAN
STOKELY USA
SUN HEALTHCARE
SUNGLASS HUT lNTL
SYLVAN LEARNING
SYNCRONYS SOFTCRP
SYNOPSYS INC
SYSTEMSOFT
TAB PRODS GO
TARGET THERAPEUTICS INC
TEL-SAVE HOLDINGS
TELtABS INC
TENNANT CO
TERADYNE lNC
THERMO ELECTRON
f OMMY HlLFlGER
TOUCHSTONE SOFWARE
TRANSWITCH CORP
f RlMBLE NAVlGAf ION LTD
TUSCARORA INC
UNITED lNTL HOLDINGS
UNIVERSAL FOODS
UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS
VALUJET AIRLINES
VENTRITEX INC
VERIFONE tNC
VERMONT FINANCIAL SERVICES
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September 2 , 1995 through September 30. +I9951
PAR VALUE OR (3) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

-
SECURITY
VIACOM lNC.CL B
VlDEONlCS INC
WABASH NATIONAL
WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS INC
WENDYS INTL
WHOLE FOODS MKT
WMX TECHNOLOGIES
WONDERWARE
WORLD FUEL SVCS
WORLDCOM INC
XlLlNX INC
ZYGO CORP
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
INDEX FUNDS
AUSTRALIA EQ FUND
AUSTRIA f Q FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUNO
CANADA EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINLAND EQ FUND
FRANCE EQ FUND
GERMANY EQ FUN0
HONG KONG EQ FUND
IRELAND EQ FUND 0
ITALY EQ FUN0
JAPAN EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FD 0
NETHERLANDS EQ FD
NEW ZEALAND EQ FD
NORWAY €0 FUNO
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWITZERLAND EQ FD
UNITED KINGDOM EQ
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
DRU PARTNERS L P
MORGEMHALER VENT
TECH INFO Ill LP
TEXAS GROWTH FUND
VSbA COMMUNICATIONS
WOODLANDSESSEX
TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUITY SECURlTlES
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September 1,1995 through September 30. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS
-
WF MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET)
CASH AT STATE TREASURY (NET)
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September I, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCPAL COST AT COST
TOTAL CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS 9,866,361 .I 1
TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASED 72.820.8 f 5.21
(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and n uwr of shares actually purchased for Equity
Secunbes, excluding shams received as a result of stmk spllts and dividends subsequent to date d
purchase.
(2) Yield on Common Stocks based on cost price and indicated dividend rate as of 0130195. Current
yield is not calculated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a currant
rate. Current yield is not calculated on Private Investments due to absence of scheduled interest
and dividend payments.

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
EQUITIES -- OTHER CHANGES
(September j, 1995 through September 30, t 995)
STOCK SPLITS, DIVIDENDS AND DlSTRlBUTlONS SHARES RECEIVED
ACX TECHNOLOGIES 2 FOR i STOCK SPLIT
COMPUTER ASSOCIATES 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
INTL PAPER CO 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
MONEY STORE 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
MOLEX 5 FOR 4 STOCK SPUT
PHYCOR 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
SCHWAS (CHARLES) 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
SYNOPSYS 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT

PERMANENT UNlVERSllY FUND
SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RE CEIVEO
SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SECURIW
DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE GAIN DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE
ACS ENTERPRISES CAI WIRELESS
COMMON STOCK COMMON STOCK
-
(3,700 SHARES) 89,597 00 0.m (6.105 SHARES)
68.597.00 O.m

DEBT SECURITIES:
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(Seplember 1, 1 g05 through September 30, t 995)
367
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURlTY NO. O f SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBLIG (GTD) - G NU POOLS
G N M A PASS THR 47333
13.500% , MllSli 1
G N M A PASS f H 233778
10.000% ,02115118
G N M A PASS THR 45053
13.500% ,0511 511 1
G N M A PASS THR 45236
13.500%, 05/15/11
G N M A PASS THR 45386
13.000% ,,0411Ylt
G N M A PASS THR 45915
13.000% ,b,O15/51
G N M A PASS f HR 45440
73.500% ,05/15111
G N M A PASS THR 43162
12.500%, ? lllSl7Q
G N M A PASS THR 47219
13.000% ,WtSllf
G N M A PASS THR 41570
13.500% ,05/15/10
G N M A PASS THR 47634
t 3 .5m ,0511 5/t I
G N M A PASS THR 481 43
13.500% ,05/151? 1
G N M A PASS THR 48879
13.5@0% ,DYlSII 1
G N M A PASS THR 49003
13.500% ,05/15/11
G N M A PASS THR 49208
1 3.500% ,05/t 511 t
G N M A PASS THR 49278
13.500% ,01/15112
G N M A PASS f HR 40550
13.00Q% ,07115/71
G N M A PASS THR 49551
12.000% ,07/15H 1
G N M A PASS TH 151 185
tO.DOQ% ,02/15/19
G N M A PASS THR 47171
13.000% ,0411 511 t
G N M A PASS THR 10834
8.250% , W7W
G N M A PASS THRU 2084
7.000% ,09/15/02
G N M A PASS THRU 2455
5.500% ,02115199
G N M A PASS THRU 8790
8.250% ,04115108
G N M A PASS THRU 9323
8.250% ,0611510g
G N MA PASS THRU 9675
8.250% , Mlt S/OB

PERMANENT UNIVERSIN FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED QG8
(September 1, t 995 through September 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES
G N M A PASS THRU 9806
8.250% , O W 5/08
G N M A PASS THRU 9813
8.250% , MI1 5/06
G N M A PASS THR M298
12.500% ,11115110
G N M A PASS THR 10770
8.2513% ,05175106
G N M A PASS TH 224630
10.500% ,10115117
G N M A PASSfHR 16676
8.W*, W15/07
G N M A PASS THR 35288
11.000% ,03115110
G N M A PASS THR 38584
13.500% ,0511310
G N M A PASS THR 39589
13.50C)% ,0811511 0
G N M A PASS THR 40018
t2.500% ,w15/10
G N M A PASS THR 40153
13.500?4,05l15/70
G N M A PASS THR 40310
13.500% ,OSll!YlO
G N M A PASS THR 40744
12.500% ,05H 511 0
G N M A PASS THR 41007
13.500% ,0711 5/10
GN MA PASSTHR 102t5
8.25B, 0611 5W
G N M A PASS TH 252400
1o.m ,Wl~f9
G N M A PASS M 131 670
11.500% ,0511315
G N MA PASS TH291147
10.000% ,0511 920
G N M A PASS TH 290852
9.500% ,08H S)20
G N M A PASS TH 271412
t0.000% ,06115119
G N M A II PASS THRU 1212
7.@40%, 06R0123
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 152730
9.000%, 0811 5Xll
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 208065
8.000% ,0111 5rn~
G N M A MIDGET PASS fH 194952
8.000% ,01/15/02
G N M A MIDGff PASS TH 189914
8.m% ,Ollt5rn2
G N MA MIDGET PASS TH 183691
8.000% ,01/15/02
G N M A MIDGET PASS f H 7 34898
9.000% ,0811 SO1
G N M A MIOGET PASS TH 201307
8.000% ,031t5M2
BOOK VALUE
OF HOLDINGS
GAIN OR
NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

PERMANENT UNIVERSI-PT FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September I . 1995 through September 30, 1495)
363
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURIlY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH f 82539
8.000% -0 111 5102 3.91 3 55 3.912.50 3.933 55 .97
GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) PASS THR 54207
14.000% ,031tY12 35 11 33.18 35 tl 1 93
GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) BBD PL 55789
14.000% , Wll5112 40.693.59 37,030.70 40,693.59 3,662.89
GNMA MOBILE A POOL # 16OId3
8.250% ,021 5/99 t 33,592.29 132,802.52 733,592.29 689.77
.-
TOTAL 484.474. I0 456,995.63 4W474.10 7.478.42
--
U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBLlG (NOH-GTP) - FHLMC
F H 1 M C PRTCTF 170139
11 500% ,08/01/i5
FH LMCPRTCTF 770051
15.500% ,OBIOIHl
F H L M C PRT CTF 170047
t 8.250% ,0301 l< 1
F H L M C PRT CTF 170037
13.500% , fOK17i10
F H L M C PRTCfF 170147
ll.M)O%, 11101115
F H L M C 21 SER PRT C'TF 21571 I
9.500%, 1m1101
F H L M C BALLOON GOLD PC Ma0037
8 500% .Om 1/98
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380095
9.000%, 08101105
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 200060
9.000% , f2iDi/Ol
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380003
9.500% ,m1m2
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005
9.50O0h ,07101 lQ2
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380008
9.500% , OBM1102
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380048
10.500% , OSlOlR34
F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 220022
9.250% ,0g101/02 22,935.60
F H L M C MULFAM PRT CTF 240001
9.500% , 17/01/97 1.474.00
F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220023
8.750% , OW01102 39,295.79
F H L M C TPM PRT CTF 73501 5
10.000% ,08~1m5 36,046.40
FHLMC MULFAM COOP PRT CTF 240003
9.600% . IW01148 699,822 00
TOTAL
tl. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBLlG {NON-GTD) CMOS

FHLMC CMO 135-A
8.750% ,05/15100
FHLMC CMD 10Zg-C
9 000% ,081t5112
PERMANENT UNIVERSIW FUND S"SO
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURlTf NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
FNMA CMO 1244
9.000% ,08125/11 20,734.89 20,734 89 77 45
- - 20,657 44 --- - -
TOTAL 626.7W.79 61? .825.?4 626.796.79 14,971.05
CORPORATE BONDS - CMO'S
AMER SW GNMA CMO 68-B
8.750%, 1OM~lt8
AMER SW GNMA CMO 62-C
8.000% ,07t0lll6 11 9,604.62 1 15,295.01 1 19,604.62 4.309.6 t
GS TRUST 2 F HLMC CMO A-5
8.970% ,09120/18 300,422.26 298,358.60 300,422.26 2,065 66
GTD MTGE GNMA CMO 03
9.000%, 12101107 13.670.4 13,383.29 f 3,670.46 307 17
WESTAM MTG GNMA CMO 1-C
8.550% ,09101112 112,253.02 102,712.91 112,253.02 9.540.1 1
- ---
TOTAL 61 0.249.1 1 587,638.55 610,249.1 1 22,410.56
--
CORPORATE BONDS
CENT LOUISIANA EL 1 ST MTGE
5.M)O%, OG101)45 1 ,MK],OOO.OO 1 ,OM),OOO.00 I , ~ , O ~ . O O 00
- - -
TOTAL DEBT SECURlTlES 3,800.252.20 3,740,705.51 3,800,252.20 50,546.69
--
TOTAL 1,00C).000.00 1.000.000.00 1 ,OM1.000.00 .OO
EQUlfY SECURITIES
COMMON STOCKS
-
3R0 SYS 2.066.00
ABM INDUSTRIES 300.0
ACS ENTERPRISES 400.00
ADVANTA CORP. CLB m.00
ADVO INC 1.200.00
ALLTRlSTA CORP
AMC ENTERTAlNMENT
AMER BUSINESS INF
AMERICAN F ILTRONA CORP
AMERICAN f REIGHTWAYS CQRP 100 00
AMERICAN MGMT SYS INC 12.500.00
AMOCO GORP
ANT EC CORP
APS HOLDINGS
ARROW lNTL INC
ASHWORTH
ATKINSON (GUY) I ,400.00
BALDWN PIANO & ORGAN CO 500.00

BANCTEC INC
BED BATH 8 BEYOND
BELDEN
BENSON EYECARE
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 371
(September 1. 1995 through September 30. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE
SECURllY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDlNGS
BEVERLY ENTERPRISES
BLOGEN INC
BORG WARNER AUTO
BOSTON CHICKEN
BRADY W H
BRINKER INTL 1NC
BRODERBUND S OWARE INC
BURR BROWN
CAMCO INTERNATIONAL INC
CANNONDALE CORP
CASCADE COMM
CATALINA MARKETING GORP
CELESTRIAL SEASONINGS INC
CEM GORP
CENTOCOR INC
CERNER CORP
CHAMPION
CHARTER PWR SYS
CHECKPOINT SYS
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
ClOCO
CIRRUS LOGtC INC
CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS
CMAC INVESTMENT CORP
COGNEX CORP
COLONIAL DATA
COMMERCIAL FED
COMMNET CELLUM
COMMUNITY HEALTH SYS INC
COMPUTER ASSOC INTL INC
COMPUTER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER PRODUCTS INC
COMPUTRDN SOWARE
CONSOLIDATED STORES CORP
CORDIS GORP
CORPORATE EXPRESS
COVENTRY CORP
CRACKER BARREL
CREDENCE SYSTEMS
CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTQR CORP
DANKA BUSINESS SYS PLC
DATA RACE
DATALOGIX INTL
DEVON ENERGY
DIXIE YARNS INC
DONNKENNY
DRESSER INDUSTRY
NET SALES
PROCEEDS
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVER
BOOK VALUE

OSP GROUP
DUPLEX PRODUCTS
EATQN VANCE
ECI TELECOM LTD
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 37%
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, i 995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS} OVER
SECURlfr' NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALLIE
ELECTRO SCIENTIFfC lNDS INC
ELECTROGIAS
ELSAG BAILEY PROC
EMPHESYS FIN'L
ENCAD INC
ENSGO lNtL
ESCO ELECTRONICS
FALCON PRODUCTS INC
FARREL
FIRST UNION N C
FISERV INC
FISHER SClENT lFlC
FLUKE
FORSGHNER GROUP
GALLAGHER ARTHUR
GANDER MTN
GENERAL INSTRUMENT
GENERAL NUTRITION CD
GENERAL SCANNiNG
GENESEE CORP
GRACE
GRANCARE
GREAT A TMIC L PAC TEA INC
GREAT FINANCIAL
GREEN TREE FINANCIAL
GREENFIELD INDUSTRlES INC PEL
HADCO CORP
HAEMONETICS CORP
HEALTHCARE COMPARE GORP
HEALTHSOURCE INC
HEALTHSOUTH GORP
HEART TECHNOLOGY 1NC
HELEN f ROY LTD
HIBERNIA CL A
HIGH PLAINS
HOME SHOPPING NETWORK INC
IBM
IDEXX LABS
IMMUNEX CORP NEW
INDUSTRIAL ACOUSTICS
lNFORMATlON RE3
INTERFACE INC
IKTERMET CORP
INTL CABLETEL INC
INTL SHIPHOLDING
INT UlT
ISOLYSER
-

IT1 TECHNOLOGIES
IT RON
JACOBSON STORES
JASON INC
KEANE
KENT ELECT RONlCS
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 373
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVEH
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES 3F HOLDINGS PROCEEDS B00d VALUE
KING WORLD PRODUCTIONS
KOMAG INC
LAITICE SEMICONDUCT OR CORP
LC\ 1NTt
LESLIE PQOLMART
LlLLY (ELI)
LINCARE HOLDINGS
LONE STAR STEAKHOUSE 8 SALOON
LYDALL INC
MARK WAIN BANCSH
MAXIM INTEGRATED
MCOONALOS CORP
MCN CQRP.
MEOAPHlS CORP
MEDUSA CORP
MERCK L CO,,lNC
MERCURY FINANCE
MERRY LAND 8 INVT
MlCRO WHSE
MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY INC
MID ATLANTIC MED SVCS lNC
MIDUNTIC CORP
MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION TECH
MOLEX INC
MOOG lNC
MOTOROLA
MOUNTAIN PKS FINL
NATIONAL DATA
NAUTlCA EMERPRISES INC
NETWORK GEN
NEWOR INC
NEWIFLO EXPLORATION COMPANY
NICHOLS RESEARCH
NINE WEST GROUP
NOBLE AFFILIATES
NORAMENERGY
NORSTAN INC
NOVACARE INC
NUEVO ENERGY CO
NYMAGIC INC
OAKWOOD HOMES
OUTWCK S f EAKHOUSE INC
PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC
PERFORMANCE SYS
PERRIGO

PHYCOR INC
SECURITY
PHYSICIAN CORP
PICTURETEL
PROJECT SOFTWARE
PYXIS
QUALCOMM
QUORUM HEALTH GROUP INC
READ RITE
REHABCARE
RENAISSANCE COMMUNICATIONS
AlOE INC
ROBERTS PHARMACEUTICALS
ROC COMMUNITIES
ROCK BOlTOM RESTAURANTS INc
ROMAC I N n
RYKOFF SEXTON
SANDERSON FARMS
SCHERER R P
SCHERING-PLOUGH
SCHWA8 (CHARLES)
SHELBY WILLIAMS
SHILOH lNDS
SHOLODGE, INC
SMARTFLEX SYS
SMITH lNTC
SMITHFIELD FOODS
SOWARE ARTISTRY
SPECTRIAN
SPELLING ENTMT
SPS TECHNOLOGIES INC
STARBUCKS
STARREIT LS
STATE STREET BOSTON
STERIS
STERLING SOFTWARE
STEVENS IWL
STEWART % STWENSON
STRATACOM
SUNGARD DATA SYSTEMS INC
SUNGLASS HUT lNTL
SURGICAL CARE AFFILIATES INC
SYBASE INC
SYLVAN LEARNING
SYMANTEC CORP
SYQUEST f ECHNOLOGY INC
TALBOTS
TCF F IHANClAL
TEL-SAVE HOLDINGS
TIME WARNER
TRANSWITCH CORP
TRlBUHE CO
PERMANENT UNIVERSJW FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR
NO OF SHARES
BOOK VALUE NET SALES
OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS
374
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVER
000K VALUE

SECURITY
- --
T RlMBLE NAVIGATION LTD
TRUE NORTH COMMUNICATIONS
UNITED DOMINION
UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS
VALUE HEALTH
VANGUARD CELLULAR
VERITAS SO-ARE
VESTA INSURANCE
VIKING OFFICE PRODS INC
VLSl TECHNOLOGY INC
WABASH NATIONAL
WALBRO COUP.
WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS INC
WEST CO INC
WILLIAMS CO
WONDERWARE
ZlLOG INC
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
INDEX FUND8
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINLAND EQ FWD
FRANCE EQ FUND
GERMANY EQ FUND
HONG KONG EQ FUND
lRElANO EQ FUND B
JAPAN EQ FUND
MALAYSlA €0 FD B
NEW ZEALAND EQ FD
NORWAY EQ f UNO
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
CHEYENNE Itl
GOLOSTON JETER
GOLDSTON OIL GLADWATER
MORGENTHALER
TRIAD VENTURE LIMITED LI, L.P.
WIT NEY 1890 EQUITY
TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 375
{September 1. 1995 through September 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
NO. OF SHARES OF tlOLDlNGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

PERMANENT UNlVERSllY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September 1, 1995 thraugh September 30. 1995)
S7G
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR 800K VALUE NET SALES (LCSS) OVER
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS
COMMERCIAL PAPER (NEV
TOT& CASH B. CASH EQUlVALE NTS
TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURITIES

INDEX FUNDS:
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND
SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINS/(LOSSES) REINVESTED
(September 1, 1995 thrwgh September 30, 7995)
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
BOOK VALUE GAIN OR
SECURITY NO. SHARES OF HOLDINGS (LOSS)
EQUITY INDEX FUND 8
FINLAND EQ FUND
FRANCE EQ FUND
lTALY EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FUND 6
MI0 CAP INEX FUND 6
NETHERLANDS EQ FUND
NEW ZEAUND EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
UNITED KNGDOM EQ FUND
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

SECURITY
DEBT SECURITIES :
MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BONDS
LOS ANG COUNTY PENS 0HL SR940
TOTAL MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BONDS
CORPORATE BONDS
DONALOSON LUFKtN SENIOR NOTES
8.875%. 11101/05
NATL RURAL UTlL COLL TRUST
7.200% ,I OKlllt 5
PENNEY J C MED TERM NOTES
6.875% , 10/151t5
RALSTON PUR1NA DEBENTURES
7.750%, tOMltt5
SOUTHERN BELL TEL DEBS
8.750%, 1: 1/07/24
TOTAL CORPORATE BONDS
TOTAL DEBT SECURfTlES
COMMQH STOCKS
3RD SYS
AAMES FINANCIAL
ACCUSTAFF INGORP
ACTEL
ACTlVlSlON INC
ACX TECHNOLOGIES
AMTEC
ALL1 ED HEALTHCARE
ALUMINUM CO AMERICA
AMERICAN COIN MERCHANDISING
AIMERICREDIT CORP
APAC TELESERVlCES
APERTUS TECHNOLOGIES INC
ASECO
ATLANY IC COAST
BANKAMERICA CORP
BRITISH PETRO ADS
BUFFETS INC
CHAMPION
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
CIDCO
ClRCON CORP
ClSCO SYSTEMS INC
CLEVELAND-CLIFFS
COGNOS
COLE TAYLOR FIN'S
COLONIAL DATA
COMPUTER PRODUCTS
CORPORATE EXPRESS
PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
{October 1 . 1995 through October 31 . 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

DAIG
DAKA INTL INC
DAVIDSON & ASSOC
DIAGNOTIC PRODUCTS
DIAMOND MULTIMEDIA
DONALDSON, LUF KlN
OSC CDMMUN ICATIONS
DYWECH GORP
EASTBAY INC
EAT ON VANCE
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC INDS INC
ENTERPRISE SYSTEM
EP f ECHNOLOGIES
ESS TECHNOLOGY
ETEC SYSEMS INC
FIELDCREST CANNON
GABLES RESIDENTIAL
GADZOOKS INC
GAYLORD ENTMT CO
GENERAL MOTORS CLE
GRAND CASINOS
HADCO CORP
HGI REALTY INC
HOLOGlC INC
HOME DEPOT INC
INPUTlOClTPUT INC
INTEGRATED SILICON SOLUTION
INTERPHASE CORP
IT1 TECHNOLOGIES
JOHNSON 8 JOHNSON
JUST FOR FEET
LEAR SEATING CORP
LlNCARE HOLDINGS
MAGNA GROUP
MARK WAIN BANCSHARES
MARSHALL
MICROWAVE POWER
MlNN EDL
MOTOROU
MOVIE GALLERY
NAUTICA ENTERPRISES INC
NETMANAGE
NOKlA GORP ADR
OASIS REStDENTlAL
OSTEX INTL
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE
PARKER 8 PARSLEY
PATRIOT AMERICAN
PEDIATRIX MEDICAL
PEPSlCO
PFIXER INC
PHILLIPS PETE
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(October 1. 1995 through Qctober 31, 18951
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST
Y I EL0 (2)
AT COST

-
PORTUGAL TELECOM
PROJECT SOFSWARE -
QUARTERDECKCORP
RENTERS CHOICE
REPSOL, S.A. ADS
REXALL SUNDOWN
RIDE INC
ROCK BOITOM RESTAURANTS INC
ROYAL PlT NEOERL4
SECURITY CAPITAL
SEQUUS PHARMACEUTICALS
SIMWARE INC
SOFTKEY INTL
SOfTWARE ARTISTRY
SOUTHWST AIRLINES
SPECTRIAN
SPEEWAM INTL
STERIS
STRATUS COMPUTER
SYSCO CORP
TELIABS INC
TJX COS
ULTRATECH STEPPER
UNITED HLTHCARE
VERIFONE INC
VERlTAS SOFIWARE
VOICE CONTROL SYS
WAL-MART STORES
WEATHERFORD ENTERRA
WESTERN FfNANClAL
WMX f ECHNOLOGlES
WONDERWARE
WORLD FUEL SVCS
XEROX CbRP
ZYCON CORP
TOTAL COMMON Sf OCKS
INDEX FUNDS
AUSTRALIA EQ FUND
AUSTRIA EQ f UND
BELGlUM EQ FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FRANCE EQ FUND
GERMANY EQ FUND
HONG KONG EQ FUND
IREUND EQ f UND 8
ITALY EQ FUND
JAPAN EQ FUN0
MALAYSIA EQ FD B
NETHERLANDS EQ FD
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(October 1. 1995 through OGtober 31, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) f OTAL Vf ELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

PERMANENT UNtVERSIlY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(October 1, 1895 through October 31, 1995)
S81
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
SECURllY NO OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
NORWAY EQ FUND 12.954 21 8.466.61
SINGAPORE EQ FUN0 0 885.50
SPAIN EQ FUND a 30.04
SWEDEN EQ FUND 0 84.51
SWITZERLAND EQ FD 0 101 .?l
UNITED KINGDOM EQ 0 162,608.1 2
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
PRIVATE f NVESf MEWS
ASIAN CORP FlNANC
AUSTIN VENTURES
CARLYLE PARTNERS II, LP
CITICORP MEZZANINE PARTNERS
CLAYTON DUBltlER
DRLX PARTNERS L P
GOLDSTON-JFTER #
KB MEaANlNE FUNO
MORGEMHALER VENTURES
SCF PARTNRS 1995
TEXAS GROWTH FUND
MITNEY IgsO EQUlrY FUNO. L.P.
f OTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES
CASH & CASH EQUIVALEliTS
W/F MONN MKT FUND (Nm
TOTAL CASH 8 CASH EQUIVALENTS
TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASED
(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares actually purchased for Equity
Stcunties, excluding shares received as a muM of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of
purchase.
(2) Yield an Common Stacks based on eost price and indicated div~dend
rate as of 10131195.
Current yield is nol calculated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a
current rate. Current yield Is not calculated on Private Investments due to absence of scheduled
interest and dividend payments.

PERMANENT UNlVERSlW FUND
EQUITIES -- OTHER CHANGES
(October I, 1995 through October 31, 1995)
STOCK SPLITS, DIVIDENDS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED
APPLIED MATERIALS 2 FOR i STOCK SPLIT
ASCEND COMMUNlCATlONS 2 FOR 1 Sf OCK SPLIT
GREEN TREE FINANCIAL 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
GUEST SUPPLY 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
HEALTH MGMT ASSOC 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
ISOLYSER 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
KIA INSTRUMENTS 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
LC1 lNf L 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
MENTOR CORP MlNN 2 FOR t STOCK SPLIT
NlKE INC - Cl 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
P COM 2 FOR i STOCK SPLlf
PAGING NE7WORK 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
RENA~SSANCE COMM 3 FOR 2 STOCK sPLrT
SEALED AIR CORP 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLlT
SIERRA SEMI CONDUCTOR 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
NEATHERFORD ENTER 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLlT
WESTVACO 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT

PERMANENT UNIVERSIW FUND
SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS
{October 1, 1995 through October 31, 1996)
ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RECEIVED
SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY
DESCRlPTlON BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE
FORD MOTOR CO FORD MOTOR CO
CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED
(7,WO SHARES) 632,170.00
832, t 70.00 -
COMMON STOCK
0.00 (22.857.80 SHARES) 632.170.00
0.011
632,170 00

DEBT SECURITIES:
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE O f SECURITIES SOLD, CALlED OR MATURED
(October 1, 1995 through October 31, 1995)
SEc4
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BQOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURIm NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U. S, GOVERNMENT 08L1G (DIRECT)
U S TREASURY NOTES
8.625% , I011 5/95
TOTAL
U. S. GOVT. AOENCY OBLlG (GTD) - GNMA POOLS
G N M A PASS THR 47634
13.500% ,0517511 1
G N M A PASS THR 44298
f2.500% ,I 1/15/10
G N M A PASS TH 224630
10.500% ,10H5117
G N M A PASS THR 45236
13.500% ,031 511 7
G N M A PASS THR 45388
i 3.om ,0411 519 1
G N M A PASS f HR 4581 5
13.000% , W15/11
G N MA PASS THR 45940
13.500% ,05/15/11
G N M A PASS THR 47171
13.000% ,0411 511 f
G NM A PASSTH 151185
10.800% ,02/151t 6
G N M A PASS M R 47339
13.500% ,W1YIl
G NMAPASSTHR43t82
t2.50Q% ,1111SliO
G N MA PASS THR 48143
13.500% ,0511511 t
G N M A PASS THR 48879
13.500% ,0511 511 1
G N M A PASS THR 49003
?3.50Q% ,OY15111
G N M A PASS THR 4B208
13.500% ,0511511 7
G N M A PASS THR 49276
13.500% ,01/15112
G N M A PASS THR 49550
33.000% ,07/1Y11
G N M A PASS PHR 49551
t 2.000% ,0711 511 1
G N M A PASS TH 131670
11.500% ,05115/15
G N M A PASS THR 4721 9
13.0oOP/o , W/15/11
G N M A PASS THR 10834
8.250% ,0611 5/06
G N M A PASS THRU 2084
7.OW% ,09115/02
G N M A PASS f HRU 2455
5.500% ,0211 5199
G N M A PASS THRU 8790
8.250% ,0411 5M6

SECURITY
G N M A PASS THRU 9323
8.250%, 0 8 H m
G N M A PASS THRU 9675
8.250% 04/15/08
G N M A PASS THRU 9808
8.250% ,0511 slog
G N M A PASS THRU 9813
8.250%, 0411 5M6
G N M A PASS THR 45053
13.500% ,OS/t#tl
G N M A PASS THR 10770
8.250% ,0511 5/06
G N M A PASS THR 41570
13.500% ,05HYt0
G N M A PASS W R 16678
8.000% ,WIl5107
G N M A PASS THR 35288
11 -000% ,0311 5/10
G N M A PASS THR 38584
13.500% ,051IS110
G N M A PASS f HR 38589
13.500% ,08175/10
G N M A PASS THR 400t6
12.500% ,wf51ia
G N M A PASS THR 40153
93.500% ,05/15110
G N M A PASS THR 40310
t 3.500% ,0511 511 0
G N M A PASS THR 40744
12.500% ,05115110
G N M A PASS TClR 41007
13.SM3K ,0?115/fO
G N MAPASSMR 70215
8.250% ,08115fW
G N M A PASS Ti4 271412
10.000% ,06/15119
G N M A PASS TH 252468
16.000% ,OB1151t0
G N M A PASS TH 291 147
10.000% ,0511320
G N An A PASS TH 290852
9.500% ,081t320
G N M A PASS TH 233778
10.000% ,02115118
G N M A II PASS THRU 1212
?.ow%
,wm3
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 789914
8.000% ,01/15102
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 201307
8.000% ,031 5/02
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 194952
8.000% ,01/15102
G N M A MIDGET PASS YH 183691
8.WQYo ,Oil1 5/02
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH t8253D
8.OQOX ,0111 5/02
G N M A MIDGET PASS Ttl139898
9.0WYct. 08/15/01
PERMANENT UNlVERSlrY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, GALLED OR MATURED
(October 1, 1995 through October 31,1995)
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE
NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS
285'
GAIN OR
NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
13.722.23 48.50
13,987.57 11.09
575.89 23
244.43 -19
225.01 20.49
2.347.13 36.38
120.14 .71
8.603 .M 32.73
12,228.03 114.63
27.94 2.49
142.13 .t9
450.05 7 69
7.08 .64
28.23 .12
1,271.56 21.65
3,486.18 5.67
733.85 .29
41 5.07 2.94
557.88 3 .W
612.76 .00
46,846 89 268 49
13,549.56 75.5 t
29,589.05 71.58
17.900.55 4.40
58,406.23 80.65
6,286.63 1.54
2.418.56 -59
10,252.16 2.52
13.796.59 93.76

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 1, 1995 through October 31, 1995)
SBG
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVER
SECURlrY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 152730
9.000% , OW1 5101 9,681 38 9.W.23 9.68 1.38 17.15
G N M A MIDGET PASS f H 208065
8.000% ,01!15M2 3,070.28 3.069.53 3.070.20 .75
GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) PASS THR 54207
f 4.000% ,031 5/12 35.54 33.58 35.54 t .96
GNMA MOBILE A POOL #180183
9.250% ,021lW 17.028.88 16.942.71 17,028.88 86.17
-
TOTAL 356.472,s 353,888.15 356,472.54 2,808.39
-
U. S. GOVY. AGENCY OBLIQ (GTO) - TITLE XI
CONN BK 8 TR OHIO MER MARINE XI
8.3W%, 04101m7 72.000.00 71.86t -21 72,000.00 138.79
TOTAL 72.00E1.00 7t ,001.21 72,000.00 138.79
U. S- GOVT. AGENCY OBUG (NOWGTU) - FHLMC
--
F H L M C PRY CTF 170037
t3.500% ,lOE01/10
F H L M C PRT CTF 170051
75.500% , m1n 1
F H t M C PRT CTF 170739
l*I.Sooole ,omt/ts
F H L M C PRT CTF 170047
16.250% ,Om1 11 f
F H L M C PRT CTF 170147
1 1 . m ,ilmitia ~
F H LM C21 SER PRTCTF215711
9.900%, 12m1101
F H L M C BALLOON GOLD PC M80037
8.500% ,03101196
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380003
9.5m
, m3m
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005
9 . m
,o?rnim2
F H L M C GNOME PRf CTF 2-
9.000018,1210111)1
F H L M C GNOME PRT CT F 380046
10.500% , W111)4
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380095
g.[KH3% ,08/Qf105
F H L M C GNOME PRf CTF 380008
9.so"h , om1102
F H L M C MUL FAM PRf CTF 220022
9.250% ,08101 102
F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 240001
9.5ao%, ilrntB7
F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220023
9.750% ,08/OIM2
F H L M C TPM PRT CTF 735015
lO.ooo% ,osrol/OS
TOTAL
U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBLlO (NON-GTD) C WS

FHLMC CMO 1029.C
9.000% ,0811 5/12
FHLMC CMO 135-A
8.750% ,05/f5MO
FNMA CM0 124L
9.000% ,08/251t 1
TOTAL
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 1. 1995 through Oaober 31, 1995)
987
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECVRIPI NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
CORPQRAT E BONDS - CMO'S
- . .- -. ----
AMER SW GNMA CMO 82-C
8.800% ,07/01/16
AMER SW GNMA CMO 68-8
8.750% ,10101/18
GTD MTGE GNMA CMO B-3
Q.OM)%, 7210drnT
WESTAM MTG GNMA CMO I-C
8.550% ,09101/12 162,023.76 148,280.43 162.023.78 13,743.33
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TOTAL 403,636.03 375,805.51 403,636.03 27,830.52
CORPORATE BONDS
CEMEL CAPITAL NOTES
9.875% , l a/ol~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY EQUIP mUST 5
1.t.750% ,tOH5M 1.01X),OOO.M) l.OOO.OM).MI 1 ,OM),O~.OO .00
TOTAL 5,200.000.00 5,168.WS.27 5,200.000.00 31,001.73
TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES 22,328,397.20 22,252,112.26 22,328.397.20 76,284 .94
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MISCELLANEOUS
-
MCORP CLAIM UNIT - LIQUIDATION .W
MCORP FlNL CLAIM - LlQUlOAftON .O
TOTAL MISCELUSNEOUS
TOTAL
EQUITY SECURITIES :
COMMON STOCKS
ACCUSTAFF INCORP
ACS ENTERPRISES - CLASS ACTION
ALLTEL CORP
AMERlCREOlT CORP
AMP INC
ANALYSTS INTI
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
APAC TELESEAVICES
ASECO
BARNES & NOBLE
BOMBAY COMPANY
CADENCE Df SlGN
CANNONDALE CORP
CHAMPlON
-

CHECKPOINT SYS
CIRCUIT ClTY STORES
CLEAR CHANNEL CUM
COGNOS
COMMUNIIY HEALTH
COMPUTER PROOUCTS
COMPUT R NrWK TECH
CROWN CORK & SEAL
DATA RACE
DlAGNOf IC PRODUCf
DISCREET LOGIC
DSP COMMUNICATION
DUKE REALIT INVESTMENTS
DURIRON GO INC
E4STBAY INC
EMPHESYS FIN'L
EMULUX
EP TECHNOLOGIES
ESCO ELECT RONlCS
ESS TECHNOLOGY
FEDERAL MORT.
FLUCTRONICX lNfL
FORD MOTOR
GANDALF
GYMBOREE
HADCO CORP
HEALTHSOURCE INC
HlBERHlA CL A
IBM
lMNET SYSTEM
lNPUTlOUtPUT INC
INTEGRATO SltlCON
INTERIM SVCS
ISOLYSER
IVAX CORP
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
K MART CORP
KENT ELECfRONiCS
KING WORLD PRODUCTS
LANDMARK GRAPHICS
LECHTERS
LEGATO SYSTEMS
LINCARE HLDGS
MACROMEDIA
MA9 BOXES ETC
MARCUSCORP
MARSHALL
MCN CORP.
MEASUREX
MERCK & CQ.,INC
MERRY LAND & lNVT
MID ATlANTlC MEDICAL
MIDWEST UPRESS
PERMANENT UNlVERSlrY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 1. 1995 through 3mbr 3?. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR
NO. OF SHARES
12,400.00
20,000.00
.00
2.700.M
.OD
7,300.00
23,200.OQ
10,800.00
19,700.00
11.200.w
t,fM).W
11,4W.M1
40,200.00
2,400.00
6,600.00
el ,900.m
18,400.00
8,400.06
.00
2,m.m
7,Bo.m
16,300.00
.a0
38,000.00
t 3,700.00
2,600.00
.DO
2,200.00
3.300.00
2,100.00
12,000.00
'12.000.00
s,m.OD
3,200.00
20,000.00
32,OQo.OO
130,200.00
9,9QO.w
.00
7 2,800 .OO
9,500.00
I ,WQ.00
10,800.00
8,ooQ.m -
1 3.900.00
4

MlNN EDL
MOUNTAIN PKS FINL
MOVIE GALLERY
NATlONAL DATA
NETWORK €%PRESS
NEWPARK RES
NlKE INC
NUMBR NINE VISUAL
ONTRAK SY S INC
OPEN ENVIRONMENT
OPITCAL DATA SYS
OPT) INC
ORTHOFIX I Nn
PERMANENT UNlVERSlPl FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 1. 1995 through October 3-l, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES
PHIUP MORRIS
PMI GROUP
PREMENOS TECHNOLOGY
PRINTROHIX
PROJf Cf SOWARE
QUIKSILVER
RASTEROPS
REXALL SUNDOWN
RIDE INC
SCHERER R P
SCHVWAN (A) INC
SCWA8 (CHARLES)
SEALED AIR CORP
SEARS ROEBUCK
SEEQ TECH
SEMlT OOL
SERVICE MASTER
SIERRA HEhLTH SVC
SIERRA SEMl CONDUCTOR
SONAT INC.
SPECTRIAN
SPHERE DRAKE HOLOlNGS
STORAGE EQUITIES
SYLVAN EARNING
SYMANTEC CORP
SYNCRONYSSOFTCRP
SY STEMSOFT
TALBOTS
f ELTREND
TUCACO lNC
TIME WARNER
TOUCHSTONE SOWARE
TRANSWTCH CORP
UNIPHASE
UNITED TELECOM - CLASS AC
UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS
VALUE HEALTH
WABASH NATIONAL
WAf SON PHARMACEUTICAL
WEBB DEL
BOOK VALUE
OF HOLDINGS
409.477.42
125.704.70
283.500.00
311.875.10
285,000.00
313,052.00
452.244.18
357,288 51
339,232.00
343,500.m
20 1,250.00
433,117.QZ
442.001.91 +
3a.784.48
B2,BOg.gl
150,200..0
187,106.40
1 50.953.40
163,200.59
424.928.40
83,230.31
74.573.42
.00
2,917,%2.30
.#
186,095.00
484,w.a
27,990.97
114,825.00
59,01M.00
118,198.02
80,733.53
1,477,055.83 ,
844,499.11
030,000.00
480,748.59
309,511
274,435.50
523,097.7 7
307,740.78
.00
83,523.44
2,010,719.80
262,148.70
1s6.278.14
25,06Q.40
84,142.73
-00
95,448.64
.no
307,765.90
4 ?4,550.28
288,304.?6
NET SALES
PROCEEDS
37.773 .w
160,800.00
333,123.00
333.244.93
155.404.16
260,BCU.70
702,022.08
177,428.52
272,226.88
121,824.48
580,652. !%
245,586.72
360.301 ..01
814,528.48
128,539.71
237,500.00
t 42,382.48
153,571 .QO
f70,981.70
308.427.91
65,670.00
W,m.72
.a
2,310,362.30
(S.W
246.400.77
W,007.0O
47,062.36
t 98,531.41
59.MO.m
120,753.07
171,675.00
1,-,4f 5.21
431,875.38
449,171.98
%8,181.00
258,193.00
415,140.50
177.935.07
330.274.54
70
I s0,PlS.M)
2,157,627.01
278,846.95
85,f 50.00
23,000.00
186,000.00
1,513.35
109,140.00
.70
260,746.61
467,209-44
236,876.27
S83
GAIN OR
\LOSS; OVER
BOOK VALUE
(6 t .705.62)
35,095 30
39,625.00
21,349 74
(109.595.84)
(44.45f 30)
249,127.90
{1?9,960.99)
(66,495.12)
(227,575.54)
358 402.88
(181 531 20)
(81,700.4t 1
221,745.01
35,728.84
78.330.QO
(44,723.92)
2.617.51
7,781 -11
(1 t 8,500.491
2.439.69
t6,413.30
.50
(607,150 M))
(9.00)
49.905.77
2QQ ,833.30
20,371.39
83,906.41
.00
4,555.05
90.961.47
369.359 50
(212.618.73)
11 8o.m 04)
87.432.41
(51.318 66)
f 40.705.W
(345,182.70)
22.533 76
70
72,644.58
146,907 41
14.698 25
(110.526 $4)
(2.069 40)
i D l .857.27
1.513.35
13,893 36
.70
(47,019.29)
52.659.16
(51.325 89)

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SECURITY
WESTERN WASTE IND
WYMAN GORDON
ZYCON GORP
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
INDEX FUNDS
- .-
AUSTRALIA EQ FUND
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
FINLAND EQ FUN0
FRAHCEEQFUNO
GERMANY EQ FUND
IRELAND EQ FUND B
ITALY EQ FUND
JAPAN EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EO FD 0
NETHERLANDS EQ FD
MEW ZEALAND EQ FD
NORWAY EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWITZERLAND EQ FD
UNlTED KINGDOM EQ
TOTAL INDEX f UNDS
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
-.
CHWENNE 1H
ELECTRA PRIVATE
GOLDSTON JETER
GOLDSTON Oit GLADWATER
GOLDST ON-JETER At3
PMI MEZZANINE LP
TRIAD VENT LTD II
TOTAL PRlVAT E INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUITY SECURlf IES
CASH 6 CASH EQUIVALENTS
PERMANENT UNIVERSIW FUND
SCHEDULE Of SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
. -
COMMERCIAL PAPER (NET)
CASH AT STATE TRWSURY (Nm
TOT A t CASH C4SH EQUIVALENTS
TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURITIES
(October 1 . 1995 through October 31, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR
NO. OF SHARES
s30
GAIN OR
BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS} OVER
OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

(KOEX FUNDS:
AUSTRIA EO FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY f UND
SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSf(L0SSES) REINVESTED
(October 1,1995 through October 31, i 995)
INCREASE
BOOK VALUE GAIN OR
SECURtTY NO SHARES OF HOLDINGS ILOSS)
EQUlrY INDEK FUND B
FRANCE EQ FUND
GERMANY €0 FUND
HONG KONG EQ FUHO
ITALY EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FUND 8
MID CAP INDM FUN0 B
NORWAY EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
UNITED KINGDOM EQ FUND
TOTAL INDUI FUNDS

DEBT SECURITIES :
PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES PURCHASED 332
(November 9 , 1995 through November 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) f OTAL ViELD (2)
SECURlrY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
MUNlClPAL AND COUNW BOHPS
KERN COUNTY PEN OBL SER 95
7.020% ,0811 511 0
LONG BUCH CALIF PENS OBL RFG
7.240% , OQJOIJ7 1
LONG BEACH CALIF PENS OBL RFG
7.140%, OPIOil?O
LONG BEACH CALF PENS OBL RFG
7.090% ~MIlOQ
f OTAL MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BONDS
CORPORATE BONDS
MFT LIFE SURPLUS NOTES
7.70Q%, 1111)1115
SWlSS BANK CORP SUB NOTES
7.060%, lQliWt5
TOTAL CORPORATE BONDS
TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES
COMMON STOCKS
AAMES FINANCIAL
ACTlVlSlON HC
ALUED HWHCARE
ALPHA INDUSTRIES
AMER HOMEPATIENT
AMERICREDIT CORP
ANALYSTS INTL
APERTUS TECHNOLOGIES INC
ARBORDRUGS
ASECO
ASYST TECH
BANCO DE A EDWARD
EWER INTERNAT L
BRINKER INTL lNC
BROW (TOM)
CAROlOMETRlCS
CAREMARK INrL
CARR REALM CORP
CERNER CORP
CHARTER PWR SYS
CHECKFREE
CIBER INC
ClDCO
CIRCON CORP
COLMcllAL DATA
COLUMBlA HEALTHCARE CORP
COMPUSA
COMSWRE INC
CRA MANAGED CARE

SECURITY
DAVIDSON & ASSOC
DONALDSON, LUFKIN
DYNATECH CORP
ELECTRO SClENTlFlC INDS INC
ENTERPRISE SYSTEM
ETEC SYSTEMS lNC
FlELDCREST CANNON
FIRST ALERT
FIRST COMMONWEALTH
FOSTER WHEELER CO
FOUNDATION HEALTH
FRACTAL DESIGN
GABLES RESlDENTlAL
GADZOOKS iNC
GASONlCS lWL
GENERAL RE CORP
GRAND CASINOS
QUEST SUPPLY
GUIDANT
HAXO CORP
HCIA
HEIHZ (HJ) GO
HIOLOGIC INC
10X SYS CORP
INHALE THERAPEUTC
INPUT/OUTPW INC
INSIGHT ENTERPRISES
INSK;NIA SOLUTION
INTEGRATED SILICON SOLUTION
INTERPHASE CORP
INVACARE CORP
KEANE
LANOPTlCS
LAUDER EST EE COS
LIBERTY PROPERTY TRUST
LINCARE HLDGS INC
LO JACK
LSI INDUSTRIES
MAGNA GROUP
MANWITAN BAGEL
MARSHALL
MAXICARE HEALTH
MERIDIAN DATA
MID ATLANTIC ME0 SVCS INC
MINNESOTA MNG 8 MFG CO
MOUNTAIN PKS FINANCIAL
MOVIE GALLERY
MRV COMMllNlCATrON
NEtMANAGE
NETWORK APPLIANCE
NORTHFIELD LABS
OASIS RESlDENTlAL
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(November 1, 1995 through November 30. 1995)
-
393
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO OF SHARES PRiNCIPAL COST AT COST

SECURITY
PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC CO
PANHANDLE EASTERN
PEDIATRIX MEDICAL
PHARMACIA 8 UPJOHN
PHILLIPS PETE
PORTUGAL TELECOM
PRI AUTOMATION
PROJECT SOFTWARE
QUARTERDECK CORP
- -
RESEARCH INDUSTRIES CORP
REXALL SUNDOWN
ROCKY MTN CHOC
SANCTUARY WOODS
SECURE COMPUTING
SEQUUS PHARMACEUTlCAL
SHELDAHL CO
SIERRA SEMI CONDUCTOR CORP
SILICON STORAGE
SONAT INC.
SPEEDFAM INTL
STONE ENERGY
STORAGE EQUITIES
SYNC RESH
SYSCO CORP
TARGET THEF!APEUTIC$ INC
TELEFONOS DE MEXICO SA
TENNECO INC
U S OFFICE PRODS
U S ORDER
ULTRATECH STEPPER
UNITED HEALTHCARE CORP
UTAH MED PRODS INC
EECO INSTRUMENTS INC
VlSX INC DEL
WEST ERN FINANCIAL
WESTERN GAS RESOURCES
MYERHAEUSER
WONDERWARE
TOTAL COMMON Sf OCKS
INDEX FUNDS
AUSTRALIA EP FUND
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINLAND EQ FUND
FRANCE EQ FUND
GERMANY EQ FUND
HONG KONG EQ FUN0
IRELAND EQ FUND 6
PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(November 7 , 7 995 through November 30. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

ITALY EQ FUND
JAPAN EQ FUND
SECURITY
MALAYSIA EQ FD 0
NETHERLANDS EQ FD
NEW ZEALAND EQ FO
NORWAY EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWlTZERLAND EQ FD
UNIT ED KINGDOM EQ
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
PRlVATE INVESTMENT3
CARLYLE PARTNERS 11, LP
CORTEC GROUP FD
GOLOSTON-JETER #3
INFORMATION TECH
SCF PARTNERS 1995
VSBA COMMUNICATIONS
WINGATE PARTNERS 11, LP
TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUlTY SECURlf lES
CA8H & CASH EQUIVALEHT8
-
COMMERCIAL PAPER (NET)
TOTAL CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS
TOTAL SECURlTlES PURCHASED
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(November 1. 1995 through November 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
(I) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares actually purchased for Equity
Securities, excluding shares r~ca~ved as a result of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of
purchase.
(2) Yield on Common Stocks basd on cast price and indicated dividend rate as of 11 130195.
Current yield is not calculated on Index Funds since scheduled inwme payments am not fixed at a
current rate. Current yield is not calculated on Private Investments due to absence of scheduled
interest and dividend payments.

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
EQUITIES -- OTHER CHANGES
(November I, 1995 through November 30. 1895)
STOCK SPLITS. DIVIDENDS AND DISTRIBUT lONS SHARES RECEIVED
AMERICA ONLINE 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
DEERE 3 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
DISCREET LOGIC 2 FOR 'I STOCK SPLIT
EPIC DESIGN TECHN 2 FOR i STOCK sPLrr
GASONICS 1 Nn 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
INTL SHlPHOLDlNG 5 FOR 4 STOCK SPLIT
MARCUS CORP 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
MEWS WEARHOUSE 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPUT
MERCURY FINANCE 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
SUNAMERICA 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPUT
VALUJET AIRLINES 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLlT

DEBT SECURITIES:
PERMANENT UNlVERSlrY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBUG (GTD) - GNMA POOLS
G N M A PASS f HR 4591 5
>3.000~/o ,wjsr~j
G M A PASS THR 4t007
13.500% ,07/15/10
G N M A PASS THR 49550
13.000% ,07110111
G N M A PASS T HR 43'162
?2.5#%, 11/15/10
G N M A PASS THR 44298
12.500% ,11115(10
G N M A PASS THR 45053
13.600%, Q31317
G N M A PASS THR 49278
13.500% .Olll5/t2
G N M A PASS THR 45380
13.000016, W11511 t
G N M A PASS THR 40744
12.500% , OW 5/70
G N MA PASS MR45960
13 500% ,IMr*Mll
G N M A PASS THR 471 71
13.0W% ,0411511 1
G N M A PASS THR 47219
13.000% , MI1 5/11
G N M A PASS THR 47339
13.500% ,04/1Yl I
G N M A PASS THR 47634
t3.50C1% ,OS(*Y11
G NMA PASS THR48143
13.50046 ,05/15/11
G N M A PASS THR 48879
13.500% ,05/13/il
G N M A PASS THR 49208
13.500% ,05/15111
G N M A PASS THR 45238
13.5QO%, 031 ?it1 1
G N MA PASSTHR 10215
8.250% ,06115f08
G N M A PASS THRU 2084
7.1)00% ,0911 5/02
G N M A PASS THRU 2455
5.500% ,02115190
G N M A PASS THRU 8790
8 250% ,0411 5/06
G N M A PASS THRU 9323
8.250% ,08(15Mg
G N M A PASS THRU 9675
8.250%, Wi 5/06
G N M A PASS THR 41570
1 3.500% ,0511 511 0
G NM APASSTHRU 9813
8.250% ,0411 5/06
(hlovembr 1. 1995 through November 30. 1995)
2397
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

SECURITY
G N M A PASS THR 40310
13.500% ,05115110
G N M A PASS THR 70770
8.250% ,0511 5/06
G N M A PASS THR 10834
8.250% ,Wl510g
G N M A PASS THR 16676
8.000% ,04115M7
G hl M A PASS THR 35288
t 1.000%, 03/15/10
G N M A PASS THR 38584
13.500% ,QS/15/10
G N M A PASS THR 39589
13.500% ,08/15/10
GN MA PASSTHR4Wl6
12.500% ,06H5110
GN MAPASSTHR40153
13.600% ,05/?5/10
G N M A PASS THRU 9806
8.250% ,05/15106
G N M A PASS TH 201147
10.060% ,0511 5/20
G N M A PASS THR 4956t
12.009% ,071 1511 1
G N M A PASS TH 290852
9.560% , owi 920
G N M A PASS M 252468
7 0.000% ,0817 5/19
G N M A PASS TH 273412
~o.m%, wiwe
G N M A PAS TH 233778
10.000% ,02115118
G N M A PASS TH 224830
30.mo,10/15/j7
G N M A PASS TH 151 185
10.00096,02/?5/16
G NMAPASSTH 131670
11.506% ,05/15115
G N M A PASS THR 4-3
13.500%, 031 511 1
G N M A II PASS THRU 1272
7.0WW ,wm3
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 201 307
8.OD0%. Oaf 902
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 134698
9.000% ,08/15/01
G N M A MIDGET PASS f H 182539
8.000%, 01/15/02
G N M A MIDGET PASS f H 183691
8.600% /6,0tlf5m2
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 18W14
8 .oOoo/v -01 IT 5M2
G N MA MIDGET PASS TH 144952
8.000%, 01/15/02
(3 N M A MIDGET PASS TH 206065
8.000% , OllT5/02
PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(November 1,1995 through November 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR
NO. OF SHARES
398
GAIN OR
BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

PERMANENT UNIVERSIW FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(November 1, 1995 through November 30, 1995)
399
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES
-
OF HOLDINGS - PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 152730
9 000% ,06/15/01 10,633.63 10,815.01 10,633.63 18,62
GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) PASS THR 54207
14.000% ,OYl5112 36.90 33.98 35 .96 1 98
GNMA MOBILE A POOL #IN1 03
9.250%, M/t 5/99
TOTAL
t 2.828.17 12,7&4.83 t2,828.17 - -
41 2,516.98 408,572.93 412,576.98 -- - - -.
63.54
3,944.05
-
U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBLlG (NOW-GTD) - OTHER
----
FNMAOEBS
8.800% ,1111 0/95
TOTAL
u. S. GOVT. AGENCY #BUG (NOmf O) . FH-
F H L M C BALLOON GOLD PC M86037
8.500%, Omlm8 484.00 484.00
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380003
6.500%, 06MI/Q2 8,057.41 8.010.51
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005
9.000%, 07101102 -01 1.29
TOTAL 8,521.42 8,475.80
U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBUG (NONO'IP] CMOS
F N M A CMO 74-H
9.025% ,01 R51f 9
F HLMC CMO 13SA
8.750% ,05/1 W
FHLMC CMO 102SC
9.000% ,WlY12
FNMA CMO 12CL
9.000% ,08t2Y11
TOTAL
CORPORATE BOHDS - CMO3
AMER SW GNMA CMQ 62-C
8.800%, 07/01116
AMER SW GNMA CMO 68-B
8.750% ,10M1118
CENT= ACCEPT GNMA CMO 0-3
9.000% ,08/0tMS
QS TRUST 2 F HLMC CMO A-5
8.970% ,09RW18
GTD MTGE GNMA CMO 8-3
9.000%, ?mi107
MORGAN STANLEY MTG TR O GNMA CM
9.900%, osrn1l17
WESTAM MTG GNMA CMO 1-C
8.550% 09/01 It2
TOTAL

CORPORATE UOHOS
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(November 7, 7 995 through November 30. 1995)
~m~
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS', 3VER
SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLD[NGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECT RlC 1 Sf MT
7.754% , 1 lIDlK12 29,QW.OO
SOUTHERN BELL TEL DEBS
8.tm , 1 f 101124 ? 3.500,OM>.m -
TOTAL 13,529.000.90
TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES 20,ZE4,392.18
3RD SYS
AAMES FINANCIAL
ADVANTA CQRP, C U
AMER GREF!lHGS
ASECb
WNCO DE A EWMD
BARNES & NOBLE
BARRCK GOLD
BROOKTREE CORP
CACl
CANANMIGUA WIN€
CARUSE CQS IHC
CHALLENGER lclrn
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
CHEVRON
ClBER INC
CIOCO
COGNOS
COLE TAYLOR FIN'S
COLONIAL DATA
b AlG
DURlRON CO INC
EATON VANCE
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC !NOS INC
ETEC SYSTEMS INC
EXXbN CORP
FIRST COMMONWEALTH
F Sl lNfL IN
GELMAH SCIENCES
GLIMCHER REALTV
GY MBUREE
HADCO CORP
HEALTHCARE COMPARE GORP

IMNET SYSTEM
SECURIN
INPUTlOUTPUT INC
INSIGHT ENTERPRISES INC
INTERIM SERVICES INC
INTERPHASE COAP
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
JUST FOR FEET
KULICKE & SOFFA
LAUDER ESTEE COS
LEAR SEAflNG CORP
LEGATO SYSTEMS
UNCARE HOLDINGS
LTX CORP
MANHAlTAN BAGEL
MCN COW.
MENTOR CORP MlNN
MERCURY INTERACT
MICROWAVE POWER
MlNN EDL
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED ZOO1
MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION f ECH
NAUTtCA ENTERPRlSES
NETWORTH
NORTH AMERICAN VACCINE
NORTH FORK
NUMBR NINE VISUAL
OSTEX IMll
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE
PAVERSON DENTAL
PHELPS WMjE CORP
PROCTER 8 GAMBLE
PR03ECT SO-ARE
QUARTEROECK WRP
QWKSILVER
RELlASTAR FINANCIAL CORP
REXAU SUNOOWH
RIDE INC
SEEP f ECH
SERVICE MASTER
SHELDAHL CO
SIERRA HEALTH SERVICES
SIMON PROPERTY
SfMWARE INC
SPECT MAN
STERIS
STRATUS COMPUTER
TJX COS
TOUCHSTONE SOFIWARE
TRIMBE NAVIGATION
TRIQUINT SEMiCONQUCTOR
UNITED DOMINION
UTAH ME DlCAL PRODUCT 5
(November 3 . 1995 through November 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR
NO. OF SHARES
6,l D0.W
26.500.00
7.300.00
96,400.00
5.7M.00
22,400.00
17.500.00
7,600.00
600. W
3,400.00
B,700,00
900.00
40,000.w
2,400.00
18,600.00
10.400.00
21,000.W
2,400.W
1,500.00
8,000.00
4,000.W
32,000.00
4,oOo.00
2joo.00
6,oOo.W
20,000.00
20.000.00
2,200.04
7,300.w
32,600.00
4,m.00
7,900.m
4.900.00
10,400.00
9,000.M)
8,200.00
B , ~ . O O
35,000.00
7.30Q.m
3,700.00
1 ,m.Oo
r8,wo.w
11,300.00
9.400.00
1,300.w
20.700.00
12,300.00
11,500.00
24,000.00
50,000.00
2,500.00
1
BOOK VALUE
OF HOLDINGS
68.994.64
695914.48
129,575.00
2,219,682.25
92,968.87
912,709.54
527,853.19
36,7W.37
15,600.00
102.399.30
244,809.52
23,On.M
313.786.40
47,258.70
248,200.52
733,848.00
501,500.00
19,323.m
44,833.29
172.833.80
7W,895.48
399,032.00
403M.37
43,016.55
1 t 1,852.97
468,575.98
913.855.50
58,870.07
339,120.59
888.083.3
126,004.42
1&,103.79
128.081. t2 .
251,141.70
140,886.27
158,761 27
18,327.31
859,463.00
t 14,974.00
97.77 1.97
39,235.57
43Q307.00
350,915.91
187.725.68
37,820.08
350.7 26.24
172,442.81
343,887.50
24857 1.43
71 2.949.79
34,687.50
NET SALES
PROCEEDS
165.17 5.00
1.197.884.51
139,514.58
2,803,502.80
70,737.50
1,814,329.88
475,410.74
43,732.80
19,631.34
98,573.02
320.t00.00
31,576.50
488,343.52
48,204.00
398,P0.67
223.600.00
395,531.58
24,600.00
31.440.00
231,000.00
1713,407-50
1,098.704.88
42.590.57
55.348.14
81,Ooo.DD
340,1fi0.40
668.418.55
60,088.50
499.807.32
2.850.440-97
f 38,5#+M
272.082.74
165.w .09
436.161.44
155.764.75
197.060.66
39.128.00
982,242.1 8
130,099.00
1 12,580.95
39,702.67
304.233.80
209,532.41
362,403.84
46,720.44
470,792+24
76 .B75.00
273,125.00
392.230.00
884,477.08
37,562. SO
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVER
BOOK VALUE

- -
VEECO INSTRUMENTS
VERIFONE INC
VERlTAS SO-ARE
VESTA lNSURANCf
ViDEONICS INC
WILLIAMS CO
WONDERWARE
WORLDWAY
WMAN GORDON
PERMANENT UNiVERSIIY FUNO
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2002
(November 1,1985 through November 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURlTf NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDLNGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
INDEX FUNDS
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINLANO EQ FUND
NORWAY EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWlRERtAND EQ FO
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
CHEYENNE Ill
E&€CTRA PRIVATE
GN PARTNERS
GOLDSTON J€TER
GOLDSTON OIL GLADWATER
HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN
MORGEMWAER
TCA PARTNERS, LP
TEXAS G ROW FUNO
wrmn im EQ~Y
TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUlrY SECURlfES
MOM3 MARKET FUND (NET)
CASH AT STATE TRE4SURY (NET)
TOTAL CASH & CASH EQUIVALEMS
TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURITIES
-

(NOEX FUHDS:
BELGIUM EQ FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND
SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSI(L0SSES) REINVESTED
(November 1.1995 through November 30. 1995)
(DECREASE)
BOOK VALUE GAIN OR
SECURITY NQ. SHARES OF HOLDlNGS (LOSS)
EQUrrY INDUI FUND B
IRELAND EQ f UND
MALAYSIA EQ FUND 8
MID CAP INDEX FUN0 B
NORWAY EQ FUND
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEPEN EQ FUND
UNITED KINGDOM EQ FUND
TOTAL INDM FUNDS

H. LONG TERM FUND

REPORT CN SECURlTlES TRANSACTIONS - The tolfow~ng securlt~es transactions have been made for the
Long Term Fund The Vice Chancellor for Asse: Management recommends approval by the Board of
Regents of these transactl~ns
SECURITY
EQUITY SECURITIES :
COMMON STOCKS
3RD SYS
ACTEL
ADOBE SYSITMS
ALANTEC
ALLSTATE
AMERICA ONLINE
AMERICAN RECREATION CENTERS
AMERlCREDlT CORP
APOGEE ENTERPRISE
APPLIED MATERIAL
ARCH COMM OP INC
ARROW ELECTRONICS
ASCEND CQMMUNlCATlONS
ASECO
ATUNTIC COAST
ATMEC GORP
AUGAT INC.
BJ SERVICES CO
BRlNKER lNf L INC
BROADWAY 8 SEYMOUR
BURR BROWN
C COR ELECTRQNICS
CABLETRON SYSTEMS
CAC I
CANNONDALE CORP
CARD t NAL HEALTH
CAREMARK INTL
CHAMPlON
CHARTER PWR SYSTEM
CHECKPOINT SYS
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
CHIRON CORP
CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS
C IDCO
CIRRUS LOGIC INC
ClSCO SYSTEMS INC
COGNOS
ZOOMPUf R NETWORK f ECHNOLOGY
XONTINUUM CO
XACKER BARREL
ZUC INTERNATIONAL
>AKA INTL INC
3ANAHER CORP
>EVRY INC
IlAGNOTlC PRODUCT
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September 1 . 1995 through September 30, 1995)
ZCQS
PAR VALUE OR (I j TOTAL YIELD (Z)
NQ OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST A' COST
0 00
0 00
0.40
D 00
2.28
0.00
4 04
0 00
2.19
0 00
D 00
0.00
0 DO
IS. 00
0 00
0 00
0 76
0 00
0 .a0
0.00
0.00
0.30
0.00
0.00
0 00
0,21
0.19
0,00
D 38
0.00
0.03
0 03
0 00
0 00
0 00
a 00
0 00
0 OC
0 OQ
0.10
0 00
0 00
0 24
0 00
1 28

DlAMETRlCS MED
DIAMOND MULTIMEDIA
DRESSER INOUSTRY
DSC COMMUNICATIONS
OURIRON CO INC
OYNATECH CORP
EATON VANCE
ELECT RO RENT
ELECTRO SCENTIFIC
ENCAD INC
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF Sf CURITIES PURCHASED
(September 1, 1995 through September 30. 1395)
-- - -- -
EPIC DESIGN f ECHNOLOGY
EXPRESS SCRIPTS
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT GAGE ASSN
FJSERV INC
FORD MOTOR
FOREST LABS
FOUNDATION HEALTH
FURON CO
GASONICS lNfl
GENENfECH INC.
GENERAL MOTORS CORP
GENERAl SCANNING
GLENAY RE TECHNOLOGIES
GUMCHER REALTY
GOODMARK FOODS
GOITSCHALKS
GRC INTERNATIONAL
GY MBOREE
HADCO CORP
HSO 8 CO
H W H MGMT ASSOCIATES
HOME OEPOT INC
WSPI'TALITY PROPERTIES TRUST
L STAT
rMMULOGlC PHARMACEUTICAL
IMNET SYSTEM
INFORMIX CORP.
INHALE THERAPEUT lC
INPUTIOUTPUT INC
INTL GAME TECHNOLOGY
1NTL RECT IFlER
INTEGRATD SILICON
l NTEL CORP
INTERPtlASE CORP
INTERVOICE
JUST FOR FEET
KEANE
KENT ELECTRONICS
KL4 INSTRUMENTS
KOHLS CORP
KUHLMAH CORP
AM RESEARCH
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL Y [ ELD (2)
NO OF SHARES PRlNClPAL COST AT COST

LC1 lNfL
LEAR SEATING CORP
LIPJCARE HOLDINGS
LINEAR TECH
MAIL 80XES ETC
MARSH & MCLENNAN
MAR SHALL
MATERIAL SCIENCE
MERCANTILE BANCORP
MERCURY FINANCE
MIDWEST EXPRESS
MINN €DL
MONEY STORE
MOUNTAIN PEAKS FINANCIAL
MULTICARE COS
N4TlON.L DATA
NEWPARK RES
NDRD RESOURCES
NORTHFIELD LABS
NORTHWD CFlANBERRlES
NOVELLUS SYSTEMS
NUWO ENERGY CO
NUMBER NlNE Vl SUAL
OEA INC
OMEGA HEALfHCARE
QMNICARE
UPf l INC
ORACLE SYSf EMS CO
ORTHOFIX INTL
PAGING NEfWORK
PAIRGAIN f ECH
PARAMETRIC TECH
PEDIATRIX MEOlCAL
PEPSCCOIA PUERTA
PEPSICO
PETROLEUM GEO SVC
PETSMART
PFIZER INC
PLAY BY PLAY TOYS
PORTUGAL TELECOM
PREMENOS TECHNOLOGY
PROJECT SOFTWARE
QUlKSlLVER
RAYMOND CORP
REXALL SUNDOWN
RIDE lNC
ROCK BOITOM REST
ROCKY Mf N CHOCOLATE
RQOSEVELT FINANCIAL
S K I LTD
SANlFlLL INC
SCHULMAN [A) INC
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURIT\ES PURCHASED
(September 1, 1995 through Seprembsr 30, 1995)
+ A 667
PAR VALJE OR (1 ) TOTAL YIELD (21
NO OF SHARE$ PRlNClPIL COST AT COST

SECURITY
SENSORMATIC ELECTRONICS
SIERRA HEALTH SERVICES
SIFCO INDUST RlES
SOFTWARE ARTISTRY
SPECTRIAN
STOKELY USA
SUNGLASS HUT lNTL
SYLVAN LEARNING
SYNCRONYS SQFfCORP
SYNOPSYS tNC
SYSTEMSOFT
TARGET THERAPEUTICS
f EL-SAVE HOLDINGS
TELMS 1NC
TENNANT CO
TERADYNE INC
T HERMO EL€ CT RON
TOMMY HlLFlGER
TOUCHSTONE SOFtWARE
TRANSWlTCW CORP
f RlMBLE NAVIGATION
TUSCARORA INC
UNITED INTL HOLDGS
UNlVERSAt FOODS
UTAH M€OlCAL PRODUCTS
VALUJET AIRLINES
VENTRITEX INC
VERLFONE INC
VlACOM INC.CL 8
VlDEONlCS INC
WABASH NATIONAL
WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS
WENDY'S lNTl
WHOLE FOODS MARKET
WMX tECHNOLOGlES
WONDERWAKE
WORLD FUEL SERVICES
WORLDCOM INC GA
XlUNX INC
ZYGO CORP
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
INDEX FUNDS
AUSTRALIA EQ FUND
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINJANO EQ FUND
FRANCEfQFUND
GERMANY €0 FUND
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September 1. 1995 th:ough September 30, 1995)
"008 A
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES FRlNClPAL COST AT COST

HONG KONG €0 FUND
\RELAND EQ FUND 0
ITALY EQ FUND
JAPAN EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FD B
NETHERLANDS EQ fO
NEW ZEALAND EQ FD
NORWAY EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
TOTAL I NOU FUNDS
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
- -
DRLX PARTNERS L P
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(Septmmber 1. 1985 through September 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (I ) TOTAL YIELD (2)
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
MoRGENTHALER VENTURES
TECH INFO 111 LP 300,000.00
TOTAL PR WATE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUITY SECURif lES
CASH a CASH EWIVAENTS
MONEY MARKET FUNDS INM)
TOTAL CASH 8 CASH EQUIVALENTS
(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and numhr of shams actually purchased far Equity
Securities. excluding shares received as a resutt Of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of
purchase.
(2) Meld on Comrnon Stocks based on cost price and indicated dividend rate as of 9)30195. Current
yield is not cslculated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a current
rate. Cumnt yield is not calculated on Private Investments due to absence of Scheduled interest
and dividend payments.

LONG TERM FUND
EQUITIES -- OTHER CHANGES
(Septemkr 1.1995 Ihmugh September 30, 1995)
STOCK SPLITS, DIVIDENDS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED
ACX TECHNOLOGIES 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
COMPUTER ASSOCIATES 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
MOLUI INC 5 FOR 4 STOCK SPLIT
MONN STORE 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
PHYCOR INC 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPt\T
SCHWA8 (CHARLES) 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
SYNOPSYS INC 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT

LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS
iseptember 1, 1995 through SsptemSer 30. 1995)
ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RECEIVED
SECURfTY SECURlTY SECURITY SECURITY
DESCRlPf ION BOOK VALUE GAIN OESCRlPTtON EOOK VALUE
ACS ENTERPRIBES
CAI WIRELESS
COMMON STOCK
(800 SHARES) --
COMMON STOCK
15,048 00 0.00 (1.320 SHARES) 15.048.00
15.048,OQ 0.00
15.048 00

DEBT SECURITIES:
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) GVER
SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U, 3. GOW, AOENCY OBLIG {GTD) - GNMA POOLS
G N M A PASS TH 290652
Q 500% .0a/15r2a
G N M A PASS THRU 163
8.000% ,031 5/01
G N M A PASS THR 10942
8.000% ,07115106
G N M A PASS THR 13627
&OM)% ,13115108
G N M A PASS TH 130675
12.000% ,0611 511 5
G N M A PASS TH 233778
10.000% ,031 511 8
G N M A PASS TH 291 147
10.000% ,0511 5/20
G N M A PASS THRU 05
8.000% ,12115/00
TOTAL
U. S. GOW. AGENCY OBUO (NONGTD) - FHLMC
F H L M C PRT CTF 188030
12.000% ,07mt111
F H L M C PRT CTF 186288
12.000% ,OW01113
F H LM C PRT CfF 185618
t l SOU% ,07101 11 3
F H L M C BALLOON GOLD PC M80037
8.51)0% ,03101108
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005
9.500%, 07mim2
F H L M C QNOME PRT Cf f 200050
Q.DOD% ,OD/Dl/Ol
F H C AA C GNOME PRT CTF 380008
9.500% ,09/01102
F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 49001 1
10.000% ,00101R7
F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 220022
9.250% ,061Ot102
F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 24000t
9 500% ,11/01!97
F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220023
9.750% ,08101102
F H L M C TPM PUT CTF 735035
10.000% ,08101105
fHLMC MULFAM COOP PRT CTF 240003
9 600% , t OlQl W8
TOTAL

LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2013
(September 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES t LOSS) OVER
SECUR I W NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALLE
U. S. GOW. AGENCY OBLJt (NON-GUARANTEED) CMO'S
F N M A CMO 69-74
9.625% ,01f25119
FHLMC CMO 1M&C
9.000% ,08/15/12
FNMA CMO 90-105
9.000% , W125/19
FNMA CMO 90-1 24
9.000% ,08/25111
TOTAL
CORPORATE BONDS - CMWS
AMER SW CMO 624 GNMA
8.800% ,07/01116
AMER SW CMO 68-0 GNMA
8.750% ,iOlOl/l8
TOTAL
CORPORATE 80NPS
BENEFICIAL CORP NOTES
10.625% +OB/01/95
RANDALL'S PURCHASE LEASE
1,000, 000. M) 1,0OO,D00.00 1,000,000.00
9.000% , 05K11198 6,249.99 6,249.89 6,249 99
-
TOTAL 1,006,249.99 t,006,248.99 1,008.249.99
TOTAL. DEBT SECURlTlES I 574,600.84 1.568.818 27 1,574,800 64
EPUlM SECURlTlES :
COMMON STOCK8
3RD SYS
ABM INDUSTRIES
ACS ENTERPRISES
ADVANTA CORP CLB
ADVO INC
AIRGAS INC
AMC ENTERTAINMENT
AMER FlLT RONA
AMERlCAN BUSINESS INFORMATION
AMERICAN MANAGEMENT SERVICES
AMOCO CORP
AWEC CORP
APS HOLDINGS
ARROW INTERNATIONAL INC
ASHWORTH

SECURITY
ATKINSON (GUY)
BALDWIhl PIANO
BANCTEC INC
BED BATH & BEYOND
BELDEN
BENSON EYECARE
BEVERLY ENTERPRJS
BIOGEN INC
BORG WARNER AUTOMOTIVE
BOSTON CHICKEN
BRADY W H
BRENCO INC
BRINKER lNf L INC
BRODERBUND SOFTWARE
BURR BROWN
CAMCO INTERNATIONAL
CANNONDALE CORP
CASCADE COMMUNlCATloNS
CELEStRlAL SEASONING
CENTOCOR INC
CERNER GORP
CHAMPION
CHARTER POWER SYSTEMS
CHECKPOINT SYS
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
ClOCO
CIRRUS LOGIC INC
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULEOFSECURITIESSOLD,CALLEDORMATURED :6%4
(September 1:, 1995 through Septembar 30, 1995)
CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIDNS
COGNOC CORP
COLONIAL DATA
COMMERCiAL FED
COMMNET CEUUIAR
CmMUNln HEALTH
COMPUTER ASSOCIATES
COMPUTER PRODUCTS
COMPWR NETWORK TECHNOLOGY
COMWfRON SOFIWARE
CONS STORES
CORDIS CORP
CORPORATE EXPRESS
COVENTRY CORP
CRACKER BARREL
CREDENCE SYSTEMS
CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR
DANKA BUS SYSTEMS
DATA RACE
DATALOGIX lNtL
DIXIE YARNS INC
DRESSER INDUSTRY
DSP GROUP
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES {LOSS) OVER
NO OF SHARES OF HOLDiNGS PROCEEDS BQOK VALVE
264 OC
(237 60)
2.978.50
8,780.1 6
275 40
(149.07)
(81 9.99:
144.293 81
9.879.42
4.728.00
2,688.00
(190.ll)
(1.414.23)
1,738 00
282.00
2.50
(1,50a.00)
1,253.50
(449 00)
(1,409.00)
3,374.00
12.168 83
371 56
2,083 34
2,456.87
6,421 58
144,151 00
4,550 46
6,414 00
(17.929 72)
362 80
01300
400 35
21,574 21
837 57
(10,502.79)
(200 Qo)
t ,502 55
3,276 00
3.817 50
:204 CO)
(3611 00)
938 OC
5 351 45
1.038 DO
(77,272 13)
(33.399 53)
(324 00)
120,592 68
(13.171.60)

SECURITY
DUPLEX PRODUCTS
EATON VANCE
ECI TELECOM LTD
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC
ELECTROGLAS
ELSAG BAILEY PROCESS
EMPHESYS FINANCIAL
ENCAD tNC
ENSCO INTERNATIONAL
EQUlf ABLE IOWA
ESCO ELECTRQNbCS
FALCON PRODUCTS
FARREL
FIRST UNION N C
FISERV INC
FISHER SCIENTIFIC
FLUE
FORSCHNER GROUP
GAllAGHER ARTHUR
GENERAL lNSf RUMENT
GENERAL NUT RlTlON
GENERAL SCANNING
GRACE
GRANCARE
GREAT ATlANTlC & PAClFlC
GRUT FINRNCIAL
GREEN TREE FINANCIAL
GREENFIELD INOUSTRiES
HAOCO CORP
HAEMONEf ICS CORP
HWTHCARE COMPARE
HEALTHSOURCE INC
HEALTHSOUTH GORP
HEART TECHNOLOGY
HELEN TROY LTD
HIBERNIA CL A
HIGH PL4JNS
HOME SHOPPING NETWORK
IBM
low LASS
IMMUNEX CORP NEW
INDUSTRlAL ACOUSTICS INC
INTERFACE INC
INTERMET CORP
INTL CABLETEL INC
INTUIT
ISOLYSER
IT1 TECHNOLOGIES
ITRON
J 8 J SNACK FOOD
LONG TERM f UND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED ZohS
(Septamber 1, 1995 through September 312. 1Q95!
PAR VALUE OR
NO. OF SHARES
200
400
1,000
1,500
1 OD
300
400
5,700
1,000
100
I, loo
1 DO
300
9,500
1,400
10,900
tm
to0
100
3 0,300
500
600
3,000
500
6.100
1,000
1,600
200
Boo
400
500
2m
400
2.700
3,500
26,700
2.200
1,100
'1.400
200
600
500
100
200
266
200
t ,6Ca
5C0
3,500
100
BOOK VALUE
3F HOLDtNGS
NET SALES
PROCEEDS
GAlN OR
(LOSS! OVER
BOOK VALUE

JACDBSDN STORES
JASON INC
KEANE
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2026
(September 7, 1995 througn September 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BUOKVALUE NETSALES {LOSS)OVER
SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
KENT ELECTRONICS
KLLM TRANSPORT SERVICES
KOMAO INC
LATTlCE SEMICONDUCTOR
LlLLV (ELL)
LINCARE HOLDINGS
LONE STAR STEAKHOUSE
LVOALL INC
MACROMEDIA
MARK TWAIN BANCSHARES
MAXIM INTEGRATED
MCDONALDS GORP
MCFARlAND ENERGY
MCN CORP.
MEDAPHIS CORP
MERCK 8 CO.,INC
MERCURY FINANCE
MERRY tAND & INVESTMENT
MICRO WAREHOUSE
MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY
MIDMTIC. GORP
MOLEX rrJc
MOOG lNC
MOTOROLA
MOUNTAIN PEAKS FINANCIAL
NAf O W DATA
NAUTICA ENTERPRISES
NETWORK GEN
NEWCOR INC
NEWFIELD EXPLORATION
NICHOLS RESURCH
NINE WEST GROUP
NOBLE AFFILIATES
NORAM ENERGY
NORSTAN INC
NOVACARE INC
NUEVO ENERGY GO
NYMAGIC INC
OAKWOOD HOMES
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE
PERFORMANCE SYS
PERRIGO
PHYCOR INC
PHYSICIAN CORP
PICTUR ETEL
PROJECT SOFTWARE
PYXIS

QUALCOMM
SECURITY
QUORUM HEALTH GROUP
READ RITE
REHABCARE
RENAlSSANCE COUM
RIDE INC
ROBERTS PHARWCEUf lCAL
ROC COMMUNITIES
ROMAC INTL
RVKOFF SEXTON
SANDERSON FARMS
SCHERER R P
SCHERINEPLOUGH
SCHWA8 (CHARLES)
SHELBY WILLIAMS
SHROH 1NDS
SHOtQDGE, LNC
SMARTFt W SY S
SMITH (NTERNATlONAL
SMITHFIEID FOODS
SOWARE ART ISTRY
SOLECTRON CQRP
SPECTRIAN
SPELLING ENTERTAINMENT
SPS TECHNOLOGIES
STARBUCKS
STARRElT LS
STATE STREET BOSTON
STERIS
STERLING SOFTWARE
SEVENS INTERNATIONAL
STEWART B SEVENS
STRATACOM
SUNGARD DATA
SUNOLAS~ nur INTERNATIOMAL
SURGICAL CARE AFFLIATES
SYLVAN LEARNING
SYMANTEC CORP
SYQUEST TECHNOLOGY
TALBOTS
TCBY ENTERPRISES
TCF FINANCIAL
TEL-SAVE HOLDINGS
TIME WARNER
TRANSWITCH CORP
TRIBUNE CO
TRIMBLE NAVIGATION
TRUE NORTH COMMUNlCAf IONS
UNITED DOMINION
UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2017
(September i. 1995 through September 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE CR BOOK VALUE
NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS
300 9.843.00
600 17,217 00
100 7,887.17
4.600 67 -469.60
200 7,262.00
1,000 16,950.76
100 2.056.00
10,900 230.992 30
1,700 23.654 32
100 1,563.63
100 1,055 39
300 14,080.50
2,600 97.968.00
400 3,652.44
1 QO 1,3011.44
21x1 1.887.00
100 1,688 50
t ,OOD 12,000.00
600 8,586.00
1.000 24,080.00
2,100 43,216.81
400 11,137.63
1,m 52,678.00
9W 9,670.S
100 2,493.50
400 10,074.00
100 2.335 45
37, I00 1,248.111.34
100 1,303 00
300 11,230.50
1,500 10,215.00
400 1 4,324.00
200 7,962.00 .
100 2,578.00
2,300 91,242.00
200 4,437.00
200 5,978.35
500 11,280.00
3M1 3,318.54
400 I 1,924.00
6,800 30,040.00
100 3,093.50
1,300 7Q>525,00
1,200 42,510.60
1,000 12,534.70
2,600 143,534.46
4.100 83,027.50
300 3,241.65
19,600 277,727.40
3,600 50.077.00
NET SALES
PROCEEOS
14,832.00
13,514.00
4,506.50
69,095.97
7,212.75
21,125.00
1,869 I10
244,587 82
27,200 00
2,318 92
1.069.00
13,069.06
t 19,803 35
11.425.61
1.331 45
2.338.00
1,419.00
16,875.00
11,063.83
21,940.00
41,779.29
15,675.47
76,050.00
11,195.a
3,BlB 07
17,226.OO
2.231.42
1,444.466.77
3,494 00
13.894.03
11,909.60
13,476.00
10,138.00
2, Q44.00
104,049.72
4,612.04
6,392.00
16,157.50
4,444.50
14,725.50
32,740.09
5,918.80
20,637.50
49,126.36
11,846.50
178.338.59
124,999 42
5.906 80
289,676 79
57,298.50
GAlN OR
(LOSS) OVER
BOOK VALUE

VALUE HEALTH
VANGUARD CELLULAR
VERITAS SOFTWARE
VESTA INSURANCE
VIKING OFFICE
VLSl TECHNOLOGY
WABASH NATIONAL
WALBRO CORP.
WEST CO INC
WILLIAMS CO
WONDERWARE
ZlLOG INC
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September 1, lS95 through September 3G. 1 Qg5)
2018
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NO. Of SHARES Of HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
INDEX FUNDS
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINLAND EQ FUND
FRANCEEQFUNO
GERMANY EQ FUND
JAPAN EQ FUND
NORWAY EQ FUNO
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUNO
TOTAL INDEX FUNOS
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
CHEY 111 CHEV INT
CHEYENNE IL
CHEYENNE 111
CHEYENNE PARTNERS
GOLDSTON JETER
GOLOST ON 011 GUDEWATER
MORGENTHALER
TRIAD VENTURE LSD rl
WHlTNEY 7 BBD EQTY
TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUIW SECURITIES
TOTAL SALES, CALLS. OR MATURITIES

lMDW FUNDS;
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUNO
FINUND EQ FUND
FSANCE EQ FUND
ITALY EQ FUNO
MALAYSIA EQ FD B
MID CAP INDEX FD 3
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSI(L0SSES) REINVESTED
{September 1. 1995 through September 30, 1995)
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
BOOK VALUE GAIN OR
SECURITY NO. SHARES OF HOLDINGS (LOSS)
NETHERLANDS ED FD
NEW ZE4UIND EQ FD
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
UNIT ED KINGDOM EQ
WF EQ INDEX FUND B
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

SECURITY
EQUITY SECURITIES :
COMMON STOCKS
3RD SYS CORP DEL
A4MES FINANCIAL C
ACCUSTAFF INCORPORATED
ACTEL
ACTlVlSlON INt
ACX TECHNOLOGIES
ALANTEC
ALLIED HEALTHCARE
ALUMINUM CO AMERICA
AMERICAN COIN MERCHANDISING
AMERICREDIT CORP
APAC f ELESERVICES
APERTUS TECHNOLOGIES )NC
ASECO
ATLANTIC COAST
BANKAMERICA CORP
BRlTlSH PETRO ADS
BUFFETS tNC
CHAMPION
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
ClDCO
CIACON CORP
c rsco SYSTEMS INC
CLEVEJANPCLIFFS
COGNOS
COLE TAYLOR FINANCIAL GRP
COLONIAL DATA
COLUMBIA HEALTHCARE CORP
COMPUTER PRODUCTS
CORPORATE EXPRESS
OAIG
DAM lNTL INC
DAVIDSON & ASSOCIATES
DIAGNOST tC PRODUCTS CORP
DIAMOND MULf IMEOIA
DOWDSON, LUFKIN
DSC COMMUNICATIONS
DYNATECH CORP
EASTBAY INC
EATON VANCE
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC INOS INC
ENTERPRISE SYSTEM
EP ECHNOLOGIES
ESS TECHNOLOGY
mEC SYSTEMS INC
FIELDCREST CANNON
GABLES RESIDENTIAL
GmZOOKS LNC
GAYLORD ENTERTAINMENT co
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES PURCHASED 28320
(October 1, 1995 through October 31. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR j I ) TOTAL YlELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

SECURITY
GENERAL MOTORS CLE
GRAND CASINOS
HADCO CORP
HGI REALrY INC
HOLOGIC INC
HOME DEPOT INC
lNPUnOUTPUT INC
INTEGRATED SlllCON SOLUflON
INTERNATlONAL CABLETEL INC
IPJIERPHASE GORP
IT1 TECHNOLOGIES
JOHNSON B JOHNSON
JUST FOR FEET
LEAR SEATING CORP
Ll NCARE HOLD lNGS
MAGNA GROUP
MARK TWAIN BAffCSHARE8
MARSHALL
MICROWAVE POWER
MINNESOTA €DL
MOTOROM
MOVIE GALLERY
NAUTICA ENTERPRISES
N E W AGE
NOKIA COW ADA
OASIS RE SlOENTlAL
QSTEX INTERNATlONAL
OUTBACK S TWOUSE
PARKER 8 PARSLEY
PATRIOT AMERICAN
PEDlATRlX MEDICAL
PEPSIC0
PFlZ ER INC
PHILLIPS PETE
PORTUGAL TELECOM
PROJECT SOFTWARE
QUARTERDECK CORP
RENTERS CHOICE
REPSOL, S.A. ADS
RWALL SUNDOWN
RIDE INC
ROCK BOlTOM RESTAURANTS INC
ROYAL PTT NEDERUND
SECURITY CAPlTAL
SEQUUS PHARMACEUT lCALS
SIMWARE INC
S R E Y INTERNATIONAL
SOCrWARE ART ISTRY
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES
SPECTRJAN
SPEEDFAM INTERNATIONAL
STERiS
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES PURCHASED
(October I, 1995 throcgh October 31, 1945)
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL GOST
il.foa 505,034 25
2,400 32,905 62
800 18,399.66
12,300 297,325.50
3.400 83,459.84
8,700 338,873 70
600 24,036 00
5,600 175,133.69
1 28.06
300 4,193.70
1,400 35,947.30
4.800 367,531.20
2.1W 56,300.25
2.300 71.557 05
3,400 81,955 10
2.900 73,269.65
2,400 85,475.52
30Q 10,569 50
t0.000 80,512.50
260 4,308 00
500 32,592 50
400 18,400.00
3,900 134,700.05
1 .a00 35,078.04
1,400 89-84 4.24
t 2,300 265,163.40
5.000 11 7,143.49
1,000 32,308.00
3,000 58,305.00
81,660 1,976,908.50
7,300 26,175 DO
1,000 51,367 00
900 49,914 MJ
5,400 . 1eg,a74.00
B, 300 174,933 00
1,500 36.562.50
1,WO 20,765.60
6,100 97.80.00
8.200 249.567.00
BOO 8.850.00
5,800 113,679.08
2,000 31,334.50
f 1,400 403,534.00
28,000 430,500 00
3,400 39,393.50
12,700 112,236.25
800 31,400 00
3,OMJ 49,518.75
28,400 804,318.26
2,800 71,1a1.2s
5,500 69,187.50
1,500 51,750.00
YIELD {i)
AT COST
114
0 00
0 00
8 53
0 00
0.51
0 00
0 00
0.00
0 00
0.00
1.72
0 00
0.00
0.00
3 17
3.03
a 00
0 00
0.00
0 51
0.00
0.00
0.00
3.06
7 61
0.00
0.00
0 51
0 00
0.00
1.58
1 88
3.90
f .87
0 00
0 00
0.00
2 73
0 00
0 00
0 00
0 00
6 05
0 00
0 00
0 00
0.00
0 19
0.00
0 00
0.00

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SECURITY
STRATUS COMPUTER
SYSCO CORP
TELLABS INC
TELTREND
TJX COS
ULTRATECH STEPPER
UNITED HEALTHCARE GORP
VERlFONE INC
VERITAS SOMARE
VOICE CONTROL SYSTEMS
WAL-MAUT STORES
WEATHERFORDEWTERRA
WESTERN FINANCIAL
WMX TECHNOLOGIES
WONDERWARE
XEROX CORP
NCON CORP
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
AUSTRALIA EQ FUND
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
QELGlUM EQ FUND
CAPlAOA EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FRANCE EQ FUND
GERMANY EQ FUN0
HONG KONQ EQ FUND
IRELAND EQ FUND B
ITALY EQ FUND
JAPAN EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FO B
NETHERLANDS EQ FD
NQRWAY EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
SPAiN EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWITZERLANC3 EQ FO
UNITED KINGDOM EQ
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
ASIAN CORP FIMNC
AUSTIN VENTURES IV, L. P.
CARLYLE PARTNERS If, LP
ClflCORP MEWINE PARTNERS
DRLX PARTNERS t P
GOLDSTONJETER #3
KB MEZZANINE FUND
MORGENTHALER VENT
SCF PARTNRS 1995
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITES PURCHASED 14322
(October I, 7995 through Gctoba! 37. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1 ) TCTAL Y fELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRlNClFAL COST AT COST

LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES PURCHASED
(October 1, 1995 through October 31, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1 ) TOTAL YIELD (2)
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
WHlTNEY 7990 EQUITY FUND, L.P. 197,868.00
TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL EQUITY SECURlTlES
CASH a CASH EQUIVALENTS
MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET)
TOTAL CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS
TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASED
(I) Reflects par value for beht Securities and number of shares actually purchased for Equity
Securrties, excluding shams received as a msuA of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of
purchase.
(2) Yiald on Common Stocks based on -st price and indicated dividend rate as of 10/31195.
Current yield is not ularlated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments an not fixed at a
current rate. Cumnt yield is not calwlded on Private Investments due to absence of scheduled
lntereat and dividend payments.

C
LONG TERM FUND
EQUlTfES - OTHER CHANGES
(Octobar 1. 1 995 through October 31.1995)
STOCK SPLITS, OlVlDENDS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED
APPLIED MATERIALS 2 FOR t STOCK SPLIT
ASCEND COMMUNICATIONS 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
GREEN TREE FINANCIAL 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
GUEST SUPPLY 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
HEALTH MGMT ASSOC 3 FOR 2 STOCK sPLrT
ISOLYSER 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
KIA INSTRUMENTS 2 FOR i STOCK SPLIT
LCI INT12 FOR I STOCK SPLIT
MENTOR CORP MINN 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
MIKE INC - CL B 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
P COM 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
PAGING NETWORK 2 FOR I STOCK SPLIT
RENAISSANCE COMM 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT
SE4LED AIR CORP 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLfT
SIERRA SEMI COND 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
WEATHERFORD ENTER 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT
WESWACO 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT

LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS
(Odober 1,1945 through October 31,1995)
ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RECElVED
SECURITY SECURlfY SECURffY SECURITY
DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE DESCRlPf ION BOOK VALUE
FORD MOTOR CO FORD MOTOR CO
CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED COMMON STOCK
(2,- SHARES) 225,775.00 0.M) (8,103.50 SHARES) 225.775 .QO
225.775.00 0.00
c. 225,775.00

DEBT SECURITIES:
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 1, 1895 through Octobef 31. 1985)
GAIN QR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE Nf T SALES t LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U. 8. GOVT. AGENCY OBLlG (QTD) - ONMA POOL5
-
G N M A PASS TH 2 M52
9.500% ,0811 5/21)
G N M A PASS THRU 763
8.000% ,02135161
G N M A PASS THR 10942
8.000% ,0711 5/08
G N M A PASS THR 13627
0.000% ,11115106
G N M A PASS TH 130675
7 2000% ,08/15115
G N M A PASS f H 233778
10.000% ,0211 5118
G N M A PASS TH 291 147
10.000% ,0517 5/20
G N M A PASS THRU 95
8.000% ,12t15/00
TOTAL
F H I M C PRT CTF 180030
12.000% ,07/01/11
F H L M C PRT CTF 186288
12.000% ,09/01/73
F H L M C PRf CTF 105618
11.500% ,07/61113
F H L M C BALLOON GOLD PC M80037
8.500% ,03101&8
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005
9.500% ,07101102
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 38W08
B. 500% ,0901 1M
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 200050
9.000% ,om1101
F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 49001 1
10.000% , QBM1197
F H 1 M C MUL FAM PRf CTF 220022
9.250% ,06101102
F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 240001
9 500% ,I t101f97
F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220013
9.750% ,08107102
F H 1 M C TPM PRTCTF 735015
t0.00096 ,WIOlIQ5
TOTAL

LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECUR~TIES
SOLO, CALLED OR MATURED 20257
(October 1, 1995 through October 37. 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECUR!f\F NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
- . --
F N M A CMO 88.74 CMO 74-H
9.625% ,01125H4
FHCMC CMO t029-C
9.000% ,0811 5H 2
FNMA CMQ 90-105
9.000%, 0612511 9
FNMA CMO 90-1 24
9.000% ,08/25/11
f OTAL
CORPORATE BONDS
CENTEL CAPITAL NOTES
9.875% ,10101198
RANDALL'S PURCHASE LEASE
9.000% ,0510 t 193
SOUTHERN RAILWAY EQUIP TRUST 5
i 1.750% , t 011 5195
TOTAL
TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES
MISCELLANROUS
MCCORP CLAIM UNITS 0
MCCORP FlNL CUlM UNITS 0
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS
TOTAL
EQUlfY SECURITIES :
COMMON STOCKS
ACS ENTERPRISES
ALLTEL CORP
AMERlCREPlT CORP
AMP INC
ANALYSTS INTL
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
APAC TELESERVICES
ASECO
BARNES & NOBLE
BlOGEN INC
BOMBAY COMPANY
CADENCE DESIGN
CANNONDALE CORP
CHAMP ION
CHECKPOINT SYS
CIRCUIT CITY STORES
CQGNOS
-

LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED zUz8
(Octcber 1, 1995 through October 31. 1995)
COMPUTER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY
COMPUf ER PRODUCTS
CROWN CORK SEAL
OATA RACE
DIAGNOTIC PROWCTS
DISCREET LOGIC
DSP COMMUNICATIONS
DUKE REALW INVESTMENTS
DURIRON CO INC
EAST 8AY INC
EMPHESYS FINANCIAL
EMULUX
EP TECHNOLOGlES
ESS TECHNOLOGY
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASS
FLEXTRONlCS INTERNATIONAL
FORD MOTOR CO
GANDALF
GYMBOREE
HADeO CORP
HbSERNIA CL A
fBM
IMNEf SYSEM
INPUTlQUTWT INC
INTEGRATED SILICON
INTERIM SERVICES
INT L CABLETEL INC
ITRON
WAX CORP
JOHNSON L JOHNSON
K MART CORP
KENT ELECTRONICS
LANDMARK GRAPHICS
LECHTERS
LINCARE HOLDINGS
MACROMEDIA
MAIL BOXES ETC
MARCUS CORP
MARSHALL
MCN CORP.
MEASURUI
MERCK 8 CO ,INC
MERRY IAN0 & INVESTMENT
MIDWEST EXPRESS
MINNESOTA ED1
MOUNTAlN PEAKS FINANCIAL
MOVIE GALLERY
NAf IONAL DATA
NETWORK-EXPRESS
NEWPARK RES
NIKE lK -CL 6
FAR VALdE OR
NO. OF SHARES
BOOK VALUE
OF HOLDINGS
NET SALES
PRoCEEOS
-
31,702.96
19,443 75
87,259.08
21,825.22
100,783.69
19,729.04
64.748.96
470,272.29
77,451.00
31 ,B9.28
586.250.00
67,675.75
24,250.00
7,799.90
209,f 16.52
83,842.50
14.81
52,466.76
83,685.23
21,421.00
138,239.22)
78,549.38
16,014.00
119.165.02
91,962.02
58,496.30
.00
1.54
181.754.92
1,001,440.19
350,599.74
100,6D7.41
78,561.92
20,900.04
66,416.75
56,449.39
42,983.69
17.753 40
22,481 25
853.856,93
203,758.19
2,179,314.21
376,907 40
117.727 .SB
83,861.97
36,000.09
83,287.50
77.334 12
38,851.04
59,078.54
172,805.43
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVER
BOOK VALUE
(9,991 79)
2.568 75
(11 364 07)
(24,154 18)
(3,908 66)
8 599 38
37,262 42
75,316 78
356 51
3- 069 28
211,783 59
(3,624.25)
(6.276 06)
399 BP
72.995 21
13,774 50
7.03
( 19,842.84)
(20.6f 0 87)
(627 45)
(4,678.80)
35,022 43
7.260.43
45,666 28
(8,373 35)
8,198 87
(28 06)
1 54
3,103 92
375,490 89
(344,490 81)
2.340.40
3,665 72
(14,349 96)
(7,479 88)
40,222.46
(2,400 95)
3,757 74
3,034 33
745,17303
84,343 1 7
972,435 68
(6.329 65)
27 721 56
(14,857 87)
ma7 83
9,912 50
4,990 45
(27,398.961
19,285 96)
62,982.78

SECURIlY
NUMBER NlNE VISUAL
ONTRAK SYS INC
OPEN ENVIRONMENT
OPlTCAl DATA SYS
OPT1 INC
ORTHOFIX INTERNAflONa
PHILIP MORRlS
PMl GROUP
PREMENOS TECHNOLOGY
PRIEITFtONlX
PROJECT SOFTWARE
QUlKSlLVER
RASTEROPS
REXALL SUNDOWN
ROE INC
SCHULMAN (A) INC
SEALED AIR CORP
SEARS ROEBUCK
SEEQ TECHNOLOGY
SEMITOOL
SERVICE MASER RETURN OF CAP
SlERRA HEALTH SERVlCES
SIERRA SEMI CONDUCTOR
SONAT INC.
SPECTRlAN
SPHERE DRAKE HOUINGS
STORAGE EQUlTlES
SYLVAN LEARNING
SYMANTEC CORP
SYNCRONYS SOFTCORP
SYSTEMSOFT
TELTRENO
T W O INC
TIME WARNER
TOUCHSTONE SOFIWARE
TRANSWITCH CORP
UNIPHAS€
UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS
WABASH NATIONAL
WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS
WEBB OEL
WESTERN WASTE INDUSTRIES
WYMAN GORDON
ZYCON CORP
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
IWDU FUNDS
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
FINWD EQ F UNO
FRANCE EQ FUND
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2029
(Octuberl, 1995 through October 31, 19951
PAR VALUE OR
NO. OF SHARES
BOOK VALUE
OF HOLDINGS
GAIN OR
NET SALES {LOSS) OVER
PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
44.349 73 (44,972.61 )
68,059.22 (16,748.78)
30.386 67 (55,488.33)
140,372.10 90,287.10
57.951 24 (44,256.0j)
B6,226.00 (10.5311.08)
t 55.680 80 40,834.04
34,608.84 10,806.84
59,375 00 18.575.00
35.6t2.63 (1 1,535.37)
36,209 88 1,615.30
41,350 05 1,891.40
. 73.239.22 (28,374.09)
14,775.75 567.29
22,746 8R 4,'100.85
538,419.20 (740,15f.91)
59,040 18 1r,a77 38
258,571.36 77,725 87
10.8 78.72 4,633 25
42,551.73 17,889.23
22.380.00 .00
30,188.49 1,065.43
42.aia.75 22.552.79
613,334.31 63,653 73
103,394.32 (57,306.00)
1 15,287.47 (46,412.53)
227.272.46 35,064.40
59,582.50 (12,177.76)
87,769.50 28,895.00
44,283.98 (85,655.99)
79,211.1 1 5,486.33
39,054.00 16,820.40
799,874.31 48,73f 12
67,341.15 3,575.25
18,375.00 (23,500 36)
5,7~a.0a (51 7.351
46,500.QO 25,464 32
22,468.00 2,958.82
62,032.52 (11,047.63)
108,965.88 12,205 45
50,268. f 1 (10,754.93)
I t5,708.92 6,064.1'
128,313.50 64,718.93
95.961.3Q Ie.010.74)
15,031,831.15 1,942,505.35

GERMANY EQ FUND
NEW ENAND EQ FD
NORWAY €0 FUND
SPAIN, EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWITZERLAND EQ FD
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLO, CALLED OR MATURED ZQGO
(October I. 1995 through October 31, f 995)
GAlN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLOINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
CHEY Ill CHEV INT
CHEYENNE II
CHEYENNE Ill
CHEYENNE PARERS
ELECTRA PRIVATE
GOLDSTON JETER
GOLDSTON Ol t GtAaEWATER
OOLDSTON JETER #
PMI MUZANINE LP
TCW SPEC PL FO ll
TRIAD VENTURE LTD 11
f OTAL PRIVATE INVESTMEWS
TOTAL EQUITY SECURlTlES
TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MAWRITIES

INDEX FUNDS:
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSI(L0SSES) REINVESTED
(October 1,1995 through October 31, 1995)
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
BOOK VALUE GAIN OR
SECURITY NO. SHARES OF HOLDHJGS (LOSS)
EQUlfY INDEX FUND 0
FWNCE EQ FUND
GERMANY EQ FUNO
HONG KONG EQ FUND
ITALY EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FUND 8
MI0 CAP lNOU fUND 8
NORWAY EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUNO
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEDEN EP FUND
UNITED KINGDOM EQ FUNO
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

EQUITY SECURITIES :
CCMMON STOCKS
AAMES FlNANCIAL GORP
ACTlVlSlON INC
ADVENt SOFTWARE
ALDEN FINANCIAL
ALLIED HEALTHCARE
ALPHA lNWSTRlES
AMER HOMEPATIENT
AMEAlCREDlT CORP
AMERlN CORP
ANALYSTS ItWL GORP
ANTHONY INOUSTRCS
APERTUS TECHNOLOGIES
APTARGROUP INC
ARBORDRUGS
ARGYLE TV
ASECO
ASYST 1 ECHNOLOGlES
ATHENA NEUROSCIENCES
EANCO DE A EDWARD
BELDEN
BELL & HOWELL HOLDINGS
BENSON MECARE
BRlNKER INTERNATIONAL INC
BROWN (TOM)
CAIRN ENERGY USA
CARDIOM€llICS
CARR REALTY CORP
CATALINA MARKRING
CERNER COW
CHARTER POWER SYSTEM
CHAUS BERNAKD INC
CHECKFREE
ClBER INC
ClDCO
CIRCON CORP
COLONIAL DATA
COLUMBIA HEALTH
COMMNET CELLULAR
COMPUSA
COMSHARE lNC
CORNERSTONE IMAGING
CP CLARE
CFtA MANAGED CARE
CRmTIVE COMPUTER
DAKA INTL INC
DALUS SEMICONDUCTOR
DATA BROADCASTING
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED ZQ3Z
(November 1, 1995 through November 30, 7995)
-
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
2,600
500
1 ,M)O
33,100
6,100
2,400
500
1,500
1.000
100
12,m
9,000
22,800
1.000
32,800
1,2011
1.000
47,500
loo
27,900
33,500
83.900
4,000
7,000
31800
2,m
i7,rao
13,200
2,300
3.500
55,100 .
2.500
2,300
t ,700
1 .m
1,100
4,000
35,500
2.m
3,m
28.300
27.000
goo
15,800
21.500
30,700
50,800
1 20
0.00
0.00
2.20
f .47
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.m
2.06
2.03
0.00
0.80
1.50
0.00
0.m
0.00
0.00
0.00
13.77
0.00
0.00
0.00
0 .OO
0.00
0.00
6.05
0.M)
0.00
0.42
0.00
0.00
0.00
0 00
O.OQ
C.00
0.24
OM)
0.00
0 00
0.00
0 00
0 00
0 00
0.00
0 48
0,00

SECURITY
DAVIDSON & ASSOC
DAY RUNNER
DH TECHNOLOGY INC
DISCREET LOGIC
WNALDSON, LUFKIN
DYNATECH CORP
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC
ELSAG BAILEY PROCESS
ENTERPRISE SYSTEM
ETEC SYSTEMS INC
FELCOR SVf E HOTEL
FIELDCREST CANNON
FIRST ALERT
FIRST COMMONWEALTH
FOSTER WHEELER CO
FOUNDATION HEALTH
FRACTAL DESIGN
GABLES RESIDENTIAL
GAOZOOKS INC
GASONICS INfL
GEN RE CORP
GRAND CASINOS
GUEST SUPPLY
GUlDAKT
HADCO CORP
HARDINGE
HClA
HElNZ (HJ) CO
HOLOGIC INC
HOLQPHANE CORP
IDX SYS CORP
INPUTJOUTPUT INC
INSIGHT ENTERPRISE
INSGNIA SOLUTION
INSlLCO CORP
INTEGRAT D SlLlCON
INTERPHASE CORP
lNTL F AMllY ENTERTAINMENT
INVACARE CORP
IT1 TECHNOLOGIES
KEANE
KENT ELECTRONICS
LANOPTICS
LAUDER ESTEE COS
LEGATO SYSTEMS
UBBEr' INC
LIEERIY PROPERrY
LINCARE HOLDINGS
LO JACK
LOMAK PETE
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
{November t .I995
through November 30,19951
- -- - - - - -
PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

-- - - -
LSt INDUSTRIES
MAGMA GROUP
MANHATTAN BAGEL
MARSHALL
MATERIAL SCIENCE
MAXICARE HEALTH
MERIDIAN DATA
METHOOE ELECTROFllCS CL A
MICROS SYS
MID ATLANTIC MED
MIDWEST EXPRESS
MINNESOTA M & M
MOUNTAIN PEAKS FINANCIAL
MOVIE GALLERY
MRV COMMUNICATIONS
NATIONAL SURGERY CENTER
NEWANAGE
NETWORK APPLIANCE
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS
NN BALL 8 ROLLER
NORTHFIELD LABS
NUEVO ENERGY CO
OASIS RESlOENTlAL
PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC
PANHANDLE EASTERN
PEDIATRIX MEDICAL
PHARMAClA 8 UPJOHN
PHILLIPS P EE
PITIWAY CORP C l A
PLGNTRONICS INC
PORTUGAL TELECOM
PROFFITS
PROJECT SOFTWARE
QUALlfY DINING
QUARTERDECK CORP
QUlKSlLVER
REIYAbSSANCERE HOLDWGS
RESEARCH INDUSTRIES
RU(ALL SUNDOWN
ROCKY MTN CHOCOLATE
SANCTUARY WOODS
SECURE COMPUTING
SEQUUS PHARMACEUTICAL
SHELDAHL GO
SIERRA HE4LTH SERVICE
SIERRA SEMI CONDUCTOR
SILICON STORAGE
SILICON VALLEY BANKSHARES
SMARTFLEX SYS
SONAT INC.
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(November 7,1995 through November 30, 19951
PAR VALUE OR I) TOTAL V\ELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

SECURITY
SPEEDFAM INTERNATIONAL
STONE ENERGY
STORAGE EQUITIES
STRATTEC SEC
SYNC RESH
SYRATECH
SYSCO CORP
TARGET THERAPEUTICS
TECH SYM
TELEFONOS DE MMlCO
TEHECO INC
U S OFFICE PRODS
U 5 ORDER
ULTRATECH STEPPER
UNf PHASE
UNITED HEALTHCARE
UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS
VEECO INSTRUMENTS
VIS INC DEL
VITAL SIGNS
WESTERN FINANCIAL
WESTERNGASRESOURCES
WERHAEUSER
WONDERWARE
ZALE
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS
CONVERfl0l.E PREFERRED STOCK
BWER HOMES INC
TOTAL CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK
INDEX FUNDS
AUSTRALIA EQ F UNO
AUSTRIA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
CANADA E Q FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINWO EQ FUND
FRANCE €0 FUND
GERMANY EQ FUND
HONG KONG EQ FUND
IRELAND EQ FUND B
ITALY EQ FUN0
JAPAN EQ FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FD B
NETHERLANDS EQ FD
NEW ZEALAND EQ FD
NORWAY EQ FUND
SINGAPORE EQ FUND
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(November 1, 1995 through November 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST
YIELD (2)
AT COST

SPAIN EQ FUND
SECURITY
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWITZERLAND EQ FD
UNITED KINGDOM EQ
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS
MUTUAL FUNDS
MBA INVESTMENT FUND
TOTAL MUTUAL FUNDS
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
ASIAN CORP FINANC
CARLYLE PARTNR If
CORTEC GROUP FD
GOLDSTON-JFTER #
INFORMATION TECH
SCF PARTNERS 1885
VSaA COMMUNICATIONS
WlNGATE PARTNERS If
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITiES PURCHASED 2036
(November 1.1995 through November 30. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL YIELD (2)
NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENT 5 978.935.1 6
TOTAL EQU lTY SECURITIES 51,37 0.42B.72
TOTAL SECURlTlES PURCHASED 51,370,526.72
(I) Re- par value for Debt Securhes and number of shares actually purchas@d for Equity
Securities, excluding shares received as a result of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of
purchase.
(2) Yield on Common Stocks based on cost price and indicated dividend tab as of 1 1i30195.
Current yield is nd calculated an Index Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a
cum1 ratt. Current yield is not calculated an Private Investments due to absence of scheduled
intemt and dividend payments.

LONG TERM FUND
EQUITIES -- OTHER CHANGES
(Nuvernber 1, t 995 through November 30,1995)
STOCK SPLITS, DIVIDENDS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED
AMERICA ONLINE 2 - 1 STOCK SPLIT
DEERE 3 - I STOCK SPLIT
DISCREET LOGIC 2 -i STOCK SPLIT
EPIC DESIGN TECHN 2 -1 STOCK SPLIT
GASONJCS INTL 3 - 2 STOCK SPLlT
INTL SHIPHQLDiNG 5 - 4 STOCK SPLIT
MARCUS CORP 3 - 2 STOCK SPLIT
MEFJS WEARHOUSE 3 - 2 STOCK SPLIT
MERCURY FINANCE 3 - 2 STOCK SPLIT
SUWAMERICA 3 - 2 STOCK SPLIT
VALUJFT AIRLINES 2 - 1 STOCK SPLIT

DEBT SECURITIES:
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD. CALLED OR MATURED
(November 7 , 1995 through November 30, 1885)
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE
SECURlfY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS
U. S. GOYT. AGENCY OBLIG (GTD) - GNMA POOLS
G N M A PASSTHRU 163
8.000% ,Om 5/03
G N M A PASS THR 10942
8 .OODX ,0711 5/06
G N M A PASS THR 13627
8.000% ,3 ?I1 5/08
G N M A PASS M 130875
t2.GOO"t6 ,OM15115
G N M A PASS TH 233778
10.000% ,0211 511 8
G N M A PASS TH 291 t47
lO.OoQ% ,05115120
G N M A PASS THRU 95
8.000% ,12115100
TOTAL
U. S. GOVr. AGENCY OBUG (NON4TD) - OTHER
FNMADEBS
8.800% ,1111 W95
TOTAL
U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBUG (NON4Tb) - FHLMC
F H 1 M C BALLOON GOLD PC MBW37
8.m% ,OWIN8 130.50 130.50
FHLMCCMOIMBC
9.500%, MlW2 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380008
18,803.40 18,864.53
9.500% ,09101102
F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380008
9.500016, m1m2
29,715.68 29,%41.58
TOTAL
- (2,971.57) (2,W. 10)
- 45,677.W 45,6?2.51
U. S. GOW. AOENCY OBW INON-GUARANTEED) CM0'S
-
FHLMCCMO9-DCMOW
9+250% ,0711 511 5 25,485.20 23,557.69
F N M A CMO 8874 CMO 7CH
9.625% , 01 l25H 9 21.410.42 2 1,278.01
FNMA CMO 9blO3 CMO lQ5H
9.000% ,MK?Y?9 tM,855.05 144,815.09
FNMA CMO 90-1 24 CMO 12CL
Q.W%
, 08/25/11 19.084.49 19,595.25
TOTAL 21 1.635 16
CORPORATE BOND3 - CMO'S
- - ,-
AMER SW CMO 82-C GNMA CMO 62-C
8.8W%, 07/01/16 30,791 -68
209.246.M
1038
GAIN OR
NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

v
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 1039
(November 7 , 1995 through November 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LCSS) OVER
SECU RlW NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
AMER SW CMO 68-8 GNM4 CMO 68-0
8.750% ,10/01/18 9.230.46 8.348.00 9,230 46 882 46
MORGN STANLEY CMO GNMA CMO Q-
9.900% ,08/0tll7 31 9,382.23 298,16&05 319,382.21 21,214.76
-
TOTAL 359,404.37 336,055.44 359,404.35 23,348.91
CORPORATE BONDS
PORTLANO GEN ELEC 1 Sf MTGE
7.750% ,I1 MI 102 lO.Oo0.00 9,297.88 IQ,000.00 702 .O 1
RANDALL'S PURCHASE CEASE
9.000%,05K)l198 8,344.09 6,344.09 6,344.09 011
TOTAL 16,344.00 1 5.642.00 18.34r1.09 702.01
,
TOTAL DEBT SECURlTlES 1.601,474.E3 1,654,704 32 1.681 -474.81 26,680.49
EQUITY SECURmES :
COMMON STOCKS
--
3RD SYS
AAMES FINANCIAL CORP
ACTEL
ADVANTA CORP. CLA
ADVENT SOFTWARE
AMERICAN GREETINGS
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
ASECO
BANCO DE A EDWARD
BARNES 8 NOBLE
BARR lCK GOLD
BROOKTREE CORP
CACl
CANANDAIGUA WINE
CARDIOMETRICS
CARLISLE COS INC
CHALLENGER lNTL
CHEESECAKE FACTORY
CHEVRON
ClBER INC
C1DCD
COGNOS
COLE TAYLOR FINANCIAL
COLOMlAL DATA
DA lG
DISCREET LOGIC
DSP COMMUNICATION
WRIRON CO INC
EATON VANCE
ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC
ETEC SYSTEMS INC
EXXON CORP

SECURITY
FIRST COMMONWEALTH
FSI INTL lNC
GELMAN SCIENCES
GLIMCHER REALTY
GYMBOREE
HADCO CORP
HEALTHCARE COMPARE
IMNET SYSTEM
INPUTIOUTPUT INC
INSIGHT ENTERPRISE
INTERIM SERVICES
INTERPHASE CORP
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
JUST FOR FEET
KULlCKE 8 SOFFA
LAUOER €SEE COS
LEAR SEATING CORP
LEGATO SYSTEMS
LlNCARE HOLDINGS
LTX CORP
MANWAN BAGEL
MATERIAL SCIENCE
MCN CORP.
MENTOR CORP MlNN
MERCURY INTERACTIVE
MICROWAVE POWER
MiNN EDL
MOBILE TELE TECH
NATIONAL SURGERY CENTER
NAUTICA ENTERPRISE
PIEWORTH
NORTH AMERICAN VACCINE
NORM FORK
NUMBR NINE VISUAL
OSTEX INTERNATIONAL
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE
PATTERSON DENTAL
PHELPS DODGE CORP
PROCTER 8 GAMBLE
PROJECT SOFTWARE
QUARTERDECK CORP
QUIKSILVER
RELIASTAR FINANCIAL
RUCAU SUNDOWN
RIDE INC
SEE0 f ECHNOLOGY
SERVICE MASTER
SHELDAHL CO
SIERRA HEALTH SERWCES
SlMOM PROPERTY
SfMWARE INC
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2c)~iO
(November I, I995 through November 30, 19951
PAR VALUE OR
NO. OF SHARES
BOOK VALUE
OF HOLDINGS
1,500.00
1.805.00
55,225.42
358,133.56
63.737.50
63,390.74
108,924.50
23,342.Bfi
178.505.40
30,175.00
503,6? 5.33
26,167.49
383,w.35
126,633.85
9,809.B
2,800.00
33.352.57
91,919.50
47,343.13
78,441 .W
9,844.01
s,BM.Oo
114,534.17
33,399.55
107,375.00
4,830.75
8,973.86
43,200.40
9,006.00
37,898.92
86,633.M)
10,202.M
10.750.87 ,
27,Qt 3.23
117,143.99
167.150.80
10,299.32
132.143.19
648,862.84
29,182.69
58,255.73
31.588.92
65,773.90
24,365.68
36,732.64
4,581.83
200,816.23
28,358.00
23.827.95
17,183.90
t 12.236.25
NET SALES
PROCEEDS
2,r00.00
4,000 00
72.a93.s
307.989.90
53,100.90
72,763.57
123,600.00
43,300.00
302,861.96
32,469.46
636,919.30
19,862.50
814,409.10
113.872.39
10,933.20
3,271 -89
31,887.32
1 12,234.85
44.982.M
122,085.88
10,042.50
452,202.85
t47,031.05
55,900.00
84,597.59
6,150.00
6,288.00
57,750.00
10,442.50
40,730.50
248,627.18
i 0,847.-
13,825.53
20.250.00
85,108.00
4 80,477.05
10,940.00
184.889.83
7,092,983.54
33.W.50
93,981 -31
40.570.29
1 13,234.22
38,075.50
45.71 9.65
9,782.00
280,640.82
32,040.50
27,384.55
17,369.91
79,483.80
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVFR
BOOK VALUE
600 00
2,115.00
17,668.14
(56,163.66)
(1 0 636.60)
9,372.83
16,675.50
19,957.15
126,356.58
2.314 46
133,243.97
(6,304.99)
230,762.75
(12.781 46)
1.123.62
671 -89
(1.465.25)
20.31 5.35
(2,361.13)
43,644.28
198.49
(1 08,40 1.35)
33.396.88
22,500.45
(22,777.41)
1,319.25
(2,685.98)
14,543.60
1,442.50
2,733.58
159.994 38
444.80
3.074 66
(7,663.23)
(32.035.99)
13,326.45
540 88
52,746 64
444,100.70
3,817.61
35.705.50
9,003.37
47,460.32
3,709.84
8.987 01
5.200.1 7
79.824 39
3,684.50
3.556.60
206.01
(32,752.45)

LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2841,
(November I, 1995 through November 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
SPECTRJAN 2.700.00 04 456.35 50.125.38 (34.330.g;r)
SPRINT 0.00 .oo 4,368.51 4,388.51
STERIS 2,200.00 46.822.1 3 &6,817.92 37.995 79
STRATUS COMPUTER 40000 1 t ,660.87 14,375.52 2.714.85
TJX COS 7.800.00 95,202.32 127,952.31 32.749.99
TOUCHSTONE SFTWARE 3.300.00 46,150.89 20,6?5.00 (25,525 89)
TRIMBLE NAVlGAf ION 3,000.00 91),300.00 71,250.00 (I 9,050.00)
TRlQUlNT SEMICONDUCTOR 6,000.00 62,142.86 98,057.40 35,914.54
TRUEVISION 500.00 4,ef 8.79 3.500.00 11 ,t 1a.79)
UNITED DOMINION 20,000.00 283,395.30 273,790.83 (9,604.47)
UTAH MEDICAL PRODUCTS 800. OD 8,325.00 9,018.75 693.75
VEECO IdJSfRUMENfS 4,eoO.00 99, t dB.35 88.238.58 (869.77)
VERIFONE INC ?CQ.aQ 17,885. tB 19,788.88 1,903.73
VERlf AS SOrrWARE 500.00 6,452.M 16.578.75 10,125.71
VESTA INSURANCE 3.300.00 72,702.07 140.047.32 67,245.25
VlDEONlCS INC 4.W.QO 100.468.14 55,812.50 (44,853.84)
WILLIAMS CO 2,W.W 63.B15.30 1'17.078.09 53,282.7'1
WONDERWARE 1.1 W.oQ ' 38.038.84 34,210.58 (3,826.26)
WORLD WAY 900.00 10,094.74 P,g00.00 (194.74)
WYMAN GORDON 22,OOO.00 135,508.04 3'1 1,862.50 7 78,354 46
- - -
TOTAL COMMON STOCKS 10,U2.398.2b 12,524,489.93 2,302,091.73
- -
JHDW FUNDS
- - - - - - -
AUSTRlA EQ FUND
BELGIUM EQ FUND
DENMARK EQ FUND
FINLAND EQ FUND
NORWAY EQ FUND
SWEDEN EQ FUND
SWITZERLAND EQ FD
UNITED KINGDOM EQ
TOTAL INDW FUNDS
CHEYENNE ll
CHEYENNE HI
CHEYENNEPARTERS
ELECT RA PRIVATE
GN PARTNERS
GOLDSTON JETER
GOLDSTON OIL GLADEWATER
HELLMAN &FRIEDMAN
MORGEMHALER
TCA PARTNERS, LP
WHlTNEY f 990 EQUITY
TOTAL PRIVATE INXSTMENTS
TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES

CASH 8 CASH EQUIVALENTS
MONEY MARKET FUNDS (Nm
TOTAL CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS
LONG TERM FUND
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 1042
TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURlTlES
(November 7 . f 995 through November 30. 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR 800K VALUE NETSALES (LOSS)O\IER
NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

IHDW FUNDS:
BELGIUM EP FUND
CANADA EQ FUND
LONG TERM FUND 1043
SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSI(L0SSES) REfNVESTED
(November 7, 7995 through November 30.1995)
INCREASE
(DECREASE)
BOOK VALUE GAIN OR
SECURITY NO. SHARES OF HOLDINGS (LOSS)
EQUIM INDEX FUND B
IRELANO €0 FUND
MALAYSIA EQ FUN0 B
MI0 CAP !NOD FUND 0
NORWAY EQ FUND
SPAIN EQ FUND
SWEOE N EQ FUND
UNITED KINGDOM EQ FUND
TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

Ill. INSTlTUT IONAL FUNDS

REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS - The follow~ng securitl*~ transactions have
been made for the lnstitutranal Funds. The Vice Chancellor for Assel Management recommends
approval by the Board 01 Regents of these transactr~ns.
INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September 1, 1995 through September 30. 1 B95)
TOTAL YIELD
SECURlTf PAR VALUE PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
TINO Fl ItipS INVESTMENT POW
U.S* GOW OBLIGATIONS - DIRECT
GNMA CMO,
Urn SHORT TERM SECURlflES 0.55 0.55

INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September I, 1995 through September 30. 1995)
BOOK VALUE NET SALES
SECURITY PAR VALUE OF HOLOlNGS PROCEEDS
QP~ERBT~NG-
U.S. GOVf OBLIGATIONS - DIRECT
U S, f REASWRY NOTES,
S.25%, 07/15/98 20,000,000.00 21,155.71 1.80 21,200,000.00
U.S. GOVr AGErJClEs (NONGTD.)
FHLMC CMO G 016 PB,
4.75%. 10R5/08 1,59B,600.00
-
2,588,657.31 2.598.680.00
FHLMC CMO 1559 VB.
4.80%+ 12/15/06 2,850,168.68 2,849,385.91 2,850,186.88
25,446,848.88 28,593,735.02 26,648,846.58
P. T. sysrEMi
U.S. GOYf AGENCtES (HMI-GTR)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC.
7.00%, 41B7 482.04 480.83
- 482.04
!J. T. D U
US. GOVT AGENClES (N0N4fA)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
7.Q0%, Illi/W 7,165.97 7,161.97 7,165.57
7.00%, 4/1&7 11,689.99 11,688.63 11,669.99
18,835.54 10,830.BO 18.835.56
U.S. GOW AGENCIES (NON-OTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
IS.!%%, 3ltM 3,324.H 3.324,W 3,324.64
8.Wh, YHgg 7.1 18.25 7.1 14.42 7.1 18.25
7.CKJK. 11i1(98 14.331 .t8 14.323.98 14.331.16
24,7?4.05 24.763.02 24,774.05
IL T. SAHAmQMn
US. GOVT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
8.50%, 3/1/96 1,642.32 1.662.32 , 1.662.32
7.0094, 1111198 14,333.16 14,323.W 14.331.16
7.00%. 411 147 17,504.63 77,502.64 17,504.68
33.408,tB 33,488.92 33,490.18
-I--
U. t. SOU-CAI rFNm
US. GOVT AGENCIES (NONGTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
7.00%, 1111)98 71,655,61 71,619.81 7 1,655.0 1
---
ER - HOUSTON
U.S. GOW AGENCl€S {NONGTP.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
-
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVER
BOOK VALUE

INSTITUTIONAL f UNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(Seplember 1, 1995 through September 30. 1095)
GAIN OR
BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
+ U ! J T E R SAN ANfnNIQ;
U.S. GQVr AGENCIES (NONBTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
5.50%. 311196 3.324.W 3,324.W 3,324.64 0 00
7.00%. 417 197 5.635.00 5,834.32 5,835.00 0 68
9,159.64 9,158.96 9.t59.W 0.68
Cf NT FR;
U.S. GOVf AGENCIES (NON-GTE).)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC.
8.0094, YltW 37,981.M) 37,W3.58 37,964.00 20.42
7.IH)K. tt/ttW 143,311 .I3 143,239.64 143.31 t .I34 72-00
f.QO%, 41/97 87,523.40 87,513.18 87.523.40 10.21
298,799 .M 288,696.4? 288,799.04 102.63
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lNSTlTUTl ONAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(Odaber 1,1995 through October 31. 1995)
TOTAL YIELD
SECU R lTY PAR VALUE PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
WEMWEmwFUNPS INVESTMFNT PQQL
U.S. GOVT OBUGATIONS - DIRECT
U. S. TRUSURY NOTES,
5.75%, 8/15/03 70,000,000.00 88,642.187.50 8.06%
U. S. TREASURY NOTES,
5.075%, XI W 120,000,000.C4 118,757,812.50 8.03%
U.S. GOm AGENCIES (NONICiTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC.
- 223 .oo0.~.0o 217.780,OOO.W
5.5098, t l ml~~) 31,000.000.00 30,380,000.00 5.07%
6.03%
v 1-1

INSTITUT ONAL FUNDS 2043
SCHEDULE OF SECURIT1ES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(OCtober 1 ,7995 through October 31, 1995)
BOOK VALUE NET SALES
SECURITY PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS
PPFWf lNn FUNDS INVESTMlaT P OU
U.S. GOVT OBLIGATIOHS - DIRECT
U. S. TRE4SURY NOTES,
5.075%. 2H 51M 50,c4Jo,oOo.~
U.S. GOVr AGENCIES (NONGTD.)
FHLMC CMO G 016 PB,
4.75%, 90tZ5/Q8 2,859,009.50
FHLMt= CMO 559 VB,
4.80Y0, 12115EOB 2,5411,701.72
FHLMC CMO 1573 pS.
U.S. GoVr AGENCIES (NON&TD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
?.MI%, 4i1#7 521.n 526.48 - 527.77
- I
Y ! J
U.S. GOm AGENCIES (NON.OTO.1
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
7.00%, 1 111m 824.81 824.42 824.81
7.W%, 411197 16,268.06 18,267.23 10,288.06
I
f7,093.87 17.091 -85 17.0!33.87
U.8. GbW AOENClES (NON-GTD.)
FHLMC WLLOON GOLD PC,
8.5094, 31'1m 4,499.15 4,498.1 5 4,499.15
8.00%, 5 ilM 7,092.80 7,089.37 7,092.90
7.00%. l?/iM 1.849 62 1 ,W.83 1,649.62
13,241.87 13,237.35 13.241.67
11 T. s4MmQHQ
U.S. oOW AGENCIES (NON4TP.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
8.50%, W/98 2,249.57 2.249.57 2.249 57
7.000/0, tlilrs8
7 .OR%, 4/IBf
t ,649.62
24.403.59
28.302.70 --
1,648.83 1,649.62
24,400.84 24,403.58
28,299.24 28,302.7 8
U. T. SOUTHWESffRNMEDreALTFR;
---
U.S. GOVr AGENCIES (NON-GTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
7.W%, t l!lM 8,248.12 8.244.38 8,248.t2
U ? l T H SWCE HQUSTOY;
U.S. OOW AGENCIES (NONQTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
8 00%, Uf M 9.457.2D 9,452.50 9,457.20
7.00%, 11/ltW 4.948.88 4,046.50 4.948.88
7.00%, 411197 16.269.06 16.26723 16.289.06
30,675 14
I_-
-
30,666.23 30.675.34
GAIN OR
-
(Loss) OVER
BOOK VALUE

v
INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS 1050
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 1, 1995 through October 37, 1 995)
GAIN OR
BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURlrY PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U . T , H E A L T H - ANTONIQ;
US. GOVr AGENCIES (NONSTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
8.50%. 3/1/98
7.00%, 4/1197 -
4,489.1 5 4,499.15 4,499 15 0.W
8,134.53 8,133.61 8.134.53 0 92
12,633.88 72,632.78 12,833.64 0.92
U, T- M. WFASw-
U.S. GOVr AGENCIES (NONGTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD
---
PC.
0.06%. W)46 37,028.80 37-81 0.00 37,828 80 18.80
7.00%, 1 i/l/as 16,498.25 t 6.488.31 18,498 25
--
7.94
7.00%, U1&7 f 22,017.47 122.004.1 7 122,017 97 13.80
t 76,343.02 1 76 3112.48 176,343.02 40 5d
NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 0.55 o 55 o 55 o . ~a
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!NSTITUTIONAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECUR1TIES PURCHASED
(November 1, 1995 through November 30, 1995)
TOTAL YIELD
SECURITY PAR VALUE PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
OPE- FUHI3SFNT WOL;
U.S. GOW OBLlGATlONS - DIRECT
7.25%, 091 5/04
-
-
40,000,000.00 43,588,750.00 5.80%
NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 35.086.234.50 35,088,234.50
75,088,23450 - 78,854,984.50 -
NET SHORT TERM SECURrrlES 9.44 1344

SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
SECURITY PAR VALUE
PPERAllNo FU-
U.S. GOVf OBLIGATIONS - DIRECT
U S TREASURY NOTES,
7.25%, QYl5104 20,000,000.00
US. GOVr AGENCIE8 ( GnS
GOVT BACK TR DSAA CERTCS CL G2,
8.00%, 05/1W 2,515.197.95
GOVT BACK TRUST CERTIFS CL 2-0,
9.25%, t l l l ~ 3,940,691.93
GOVT BACK TR DSAA CERTIFS CL 3-8.
s.55%, I 1nm7 2,691,935. t3
U.S. GOVr AGENCtES (MOW.Gf 0.1
FHLMC CMO G 016 PB,
4.75%, 10R5M8 2,718.460.50
FHLMC CMO 1559 VB,
4.80%, t211W 2,555,044.27
FHLMC CMO 1573 PB.
4.75%, 1115M7 3,072,W2.W
FHlMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
5.50%, lTlOlI1XI 28,835.40
37,S22,358.12
(November 1, 1995 through November 30, 1995)
-
U.S. GOVr AGENQES (NONQm.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC.
7.00%, 411197 365.24
U.8. GWT AdENClES (HONGTD.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOU3 PC,
7.00%. 1 111~ 3,39Q.85
7.00%, 41W7 12,610.08
-
10,000.93
luA2Asa
U.S. GOW AGEblCIES (NOU-GTD.)
FHLMC 6AUOON GOLD PC.
8.51)%, 311198 4,680.62
8.W, Y1&6 B,oOS.45
7.m. 1 ltt* 6,781.70
Y. T. 3AMANmwk
U.S. GOW AGENCIES (NQN-GTU.)
FHW BALLOON GOLD PC,
8.50%, 311 I96
7.00%. Illims
7.00%, 411197
17,488.77
BOOK VALUE NET SALES
OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS
-
GAIN OR
(LOSS) OVER
BOOK VALUE

INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(Novembsr 1. 1935 through November 30, 1995)
GAIN OR
BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
SOUWFRN
U .S. GOn AGENCIES ( W 4 T b.)
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC,
7.00%. lllt/gG --
33,908.51 33,893 41 33,- 51 15.10
Y. T. W H ~CIEHCE-w
U.S. GOVT AoENCJES INON-GTP.)
FHLMC W O N GOLD PC,
8.00%. SIM 8.W.60 8,005.19 8,008.80 3.41
7.W%, 1111198 20,345.1 1 20,33.05 20.345.t 1 9.0%
U.S. GQW AGENClES (HOUGTD.)
FHLMC 8AKOON GOlD PC,
8.50%, 311198 4.600.63 4.680.63 4.6B0.63 0.00
7.00%. Nit37 6.305 -04 6,3M.37 8.305.M 0.67
t0,985.67 10,905 .W 10,985.67 0.67
- -
MR;
U.S. GoW AOEEJCIES (NONGTD.)
FNMA DEBS,
8.8096, 11/1I)195 8,790,000.OQ 8,790,00[1.00 8,790.000.M) 0.00
FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC.
8.m. 5/1M 32,0%.40 32.020.74 32,034.40 t 3.66
7.00%. 1 iJtm 67,617.01. 67.786.82 07,817.01 30.1 4
7.00%,4/1/97 94,575.58 94,585.48 94.575.58 10.12
8,984,426.99 8.084,37 3.02 8.#4,42g.g9 53.97
--

IV. OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS

REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS - The following securities transactions have been made for the
Trust and Speclal Funds not in the Long Term Fund. Medical LiaMity SeW4nsurance Fund or Institutional
Funds. The Woe Chamellor for Asset Management recammends approval by the Board of Regents of
OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(September 1, 1895 through September W, 1965)
PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL YIELD (2)
ISSUE AND FUND NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
DEW SECURIRES:
U.S. QOVT OBUGATIONS - DIRECT
U. f. SOUTHWESTERN MEWCAL CENTER -
SEAY BIOMEO BLDG FUND:
U. S. TAWURY STRIPS.
O.W%, DUE 05/1W 7.821,OOO.W
- 6.12%
U.8. GOVT AGENCIES - GTO.
U. T. SOU1 HWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER -
SEAY BIOMED BLPG FUND:
-
GOVT BACKED TRUSTS
O W TURKEY STRIPS CL 1-1
o.m, DUE w'tm 2.l79,OOO.OD
C W W STDCKS -
U.f.MEMCALBRAWCH - GALVESTMI
ME W Y FUND FOR STUDEMT AND
EMPLOYEE SERVICES:
ADVANCED MICRO DEV1CES 500.00
COVENANT TRANS INC CL A 500.00
EATON CORP 500.00
GUlLFORD MILLS INC -.#
SEQUENT COMPUtfR SYSTEMS
TNT FRElGHMlAYS GORP
7,200.04
6,W,721.80
U. 7. MEOlCAL BRANCH - GALVESTON -
THE MOODY MEDICAL UBRARY
EH-ENT:
AOVWCED MCRO DWCES 500.00
COVENANT W S INC CL A 5W.W
EATON CORP 500.00
GULF ORD MILLS INC
SEQUENT COMPUTER SYSTEMS
TNT FREIOWAYS GORP
900.00
1,200.04
400.00
r -
8,274.72 1.79%
110,823.77 1 ,349'0
PAN AMERICAN UHlVERSlTY ENDOWMENT:
BRINKER INTERNATlONAL 1NC 200.00 3,f 12.00 0.00%
HOME DEPOT INC 200.00 7.809.20 0.51 %
MARSH & MCENNAN COS 1NC 1sO.W 8,2?4.a0 3.40%
f ELLABS iNC 100.01) 4,585.1 7 0.00%
._
23.720.37 i 32%
-
(7) Reflect8 par value for Debt Sewdties and n mbr of shares actually purchassd for Equrty Sewritjes, exdudng
shares rec8ived as a resun d stock splits and didends subsequent lo data of pwcbass.
(2) Yield On ~ommon Stocks based on cost priee and indicated dividend rate as of WflOB5.

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(September 1, 1 995 through September 30. 1995)
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NU QF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
DEBT SECURITIES:
U.S. Govt AGENCIES (NPN-Gf 0.)
POOLED INCOME FUND:
FNMA CMO W124,
0.00%, 8nCU11 2,073.49 2,W5.29 __ 2,073.49 -
MUTUAL FUN-
8.20
U. T. AUSTIN - LONGHORN SCHOLARSHIP FUND:
COMMON FUND 47.M 50,000. a0 ~,Ow.m 0.00
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COMMON STOCKS
PAM AMERICAN UFUVERSFtY BWMIWMEMT:
MCDONALO'S CORP 200.00 4,408.W 7,607.74 3,281.74
STATE STREET BOSTON CoRP 500.40 18.427.62 10,457.W 1.430.22
22.433.82 27,146.58 4,7f 1 96
---
U, T. MEWCAL BRANCH - OALVESTON -
THE M-Y FUND FQR STUDENT AMB
EMPLOYEE SERVICES;
ANTEG CORP
HILLENBRAND lNOUSTRlES INC
U. T. MEDICAL BRAHCH - GMVEBTON -
THE MOODY MEOlCAL UBRARY
ENDOWMENT:
ANTEC GORP 300.00 5,594.20 4,425.M) (4.165.20)
HILLENBRAND INDUSTRIES INC 1,500.00 47,084.90 40,783.63 (8,308.2n
52,680.10 45,208.M (7.471.47)
_ I
SE

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED
(October 1,1995 through October 31, 1 B95)
PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL YIELD (2)
ISSUE AND FUND NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
r
EQUITY SECURlT lES:
MUf UAL FUNDS
U. T. AUSTIN . DEDMAN MERIT
SCHOLARS PROORAM QUASI-ENDOWMENT:
COMMON FUND 7 36.51 143.8H.50
COMMON STOCKS
u. r. MEDICAL BRANCH . GALVESTON -
THE MddOY FUND FOR STUDENT AND
EMPLOYEE SERVICES:
ARNOLD INDUSTRIES INC
GENERAL SIGNAL CORP
U. T. MEDICAL BRAHCH - GMMSTON -
THE MOODY WMCAL UBRARY
EHWWMEWT:
ARNOLD lNDUSTRlES INC
GENERAL SIGNAL GORP
PAN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY EEI-EHT:
DSC COMMUNICATIONS CORP 100.00 3,505.20
(1) Refledis par value for Oabt Smeuritles and n m r of shams amally purchased for Equrty Securities, excluding
shares reeaived as s result of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of purchase.
(2) Yield on Common Stocks based on coat prim and indicated dividend rats a8 of 106311'85,
Current yield is not calwlated on Mutual Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a current rata.

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 1.1995 through October 31, 1995)
2058
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURIM NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
DEBT SECURITIES:
U.S. GOVT OBLIGATIONS - DIRECT
U. T. DALLAS - PRESlDENTlAL
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
U.S.f REASURY NOTES,
8.625%, f0115/45
MUNICIPAL AND COUNW BONDS
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U. T. AUSTIN - VICTOR L HANO UN~RUST:
BALT ]MORE CITY HSG MTGE REV BONDS.
100,OoO.OO - 1 W,OoO.Oo 1 W,QOO.OO 0.00
7.75%. 101011fl9 1 0.000.00 8.438.96 3 0,000.00 1,561.04
e3 1
CORPORATE BONDS
U. T. AUSTIN - ERNEST COCKRELL, SR.
CHAM IN ENGINEERING:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUlP TRUST 14,
11.75%, 1OR)IM
U. f. AUSTIN - FLUOR CENTENNIAL
TEACHING FELLOWSHIP IN f NGlNEERlNG #I:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST 14,
11.75%. 1010f/95
CI. T. AUSTIN - FUND FOR ALTERNATIVE
ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EOUtP TRUST 14,
11.75%. 1m1M
U. T. AUSTIN - GENERAL MOTORS
FOUNDATION CENTENNIAL ENDOWMENT
FOR AUTOMOTWE RESEARCH:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST 14.
1 f -75%. 1m1IBS
U. T. AUSTIN - GENERAL MOTORS
FOUNDATION CEEJTENHIAL TEACHINO
FELLOWSHIP fN MECHAHICAL ENGINEERING:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST 14,
11.75%, 10101fl5 23,000.00 23.000.00 23,000.00 0.00
31-1-
U. T. AUSTIN - EARNEST F. OLOYNA
REGENTS CHAlR IN EHGINEERING:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST 14,
U. T. AUSTIN - HAYOEN HEAD
CENT ENNlAL PROFESSORSHIP:
CENTEL CAPITAL NOTES.

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(October 7, lB05 through October 3 1,1995)
2.059
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U. T. AUSTIN - J. H, HERRING
CENT ENNlAl PROFESSORSHIP IN
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING:
MlSSOURl PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST 14,
11.75%, tom1ms 33,WO.W 33.000.00 33.000.00 --
n oo
U. T. AUSTIN - BILLY AND CLAUDE HOCOlT
CENTENNIAL DlBTllSGUlSHED
ENGINEERING RESEARCH AWARD:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST 14,
lI.?S%. iW01tBS 8,000.OQ 8.000.00 8,000.00 0.00
I_-
U. T. AUSTIN - BAKER HUGHES IMCORPORATED
CENTENNIAL PROFESSORSHIP:
MISSOURI PAClFlC EQUlP TRUST 14,
1 I .75%. lOiWlr85 29,00[3.00 29,000.00 29,000.00 0.00
--I.
U. T. AUSTIN - JOHN J. MCKElTA
CENTENNIAL ENERGY CHAIR IN
ENGINEERING:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST 14,
11.75%. 10x11195
U. T. AUSTIN - MIKE AND MAXINE K MEEANE - 276.006.00 276,000.00 278,400.00
0.00
ENDOWED TRAVELING SGHOURSHIP
IN ARCHITECT URI:
CEMEL CAPITAL NOTES.
9.875%. 10lT)1BB
U. T. AMTIN - PAUL 0. AND B M ROBERTSOW
MEEK CENT ENNML PROFESSORSHtP IN
CHEMICAL ENQNEERIWG:
MISSOURI PACIFIC EQUIP TRUST t4,
---
10,OOO.[H1 9390.44 10,000.00 1.56
1 I. 75%, 10101 195 1 1.000.M) 11,000.OE) 1 1,000.00 0.00
-3-
U. T. AUSTIN CATHERINE MAE PARKER
CENTENNIAL PROFESSORSHIP IN EDUCATION:
CEKTEL CAPiTAL NOTES,
9.875%. 1WOltN 7 7,000.00 16.888.20 17,000.00 131 -80
---
U. T. AUSTIN . B. M. RANKIW, JR,
SCHOLARSHIP FUNP:
CEmEL CAPITAL NOTES,
9.875%. 10/01198
I
U, f. EL PAS0 - f RANK 0. COTTON
TRUST - ENDOWMENT ACCOUNT
MISSOURI PACE lC EQUIP f RUST 74,
11.75%. 10iU1195 7 59.000.00 159.000.00 159,QW.OO 0.00
--
U. T. PERMIAN BASIN -
MERIT AWARDS:
MISSOURI PACIFFC EQUIP TRUST 14,
11.75%, 10104/95 19,000.00 19,000.00 t9,000.00
a.00
----

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(Odober 1, 1995 through Odober 31. 1995)
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURrrY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U. T. SYSTEM - THE ROBERT AND ALMA
MORBON 4983 UNtTRUS?
CENTEL CAPITAL NOTES,
9.875%, 1 OE11198 7,004.00 6.883.24 7,000,OO 1 f6 76
-ILL--
EQUITY SECURITIES:
MUTUAL FUNDS
U. f. AUSf IN - LONGHORN SCHOLARSHIP FUND:
COMMON FUND
COMMON STOCKS -
PAN AMERICAN UNIVERSm ENDOWMENT:
ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANlES INC
JOHNSON I JOHNSON
SECURITIES RECEIVED BY GIFr OR BEQUEST:
EQUITY 8ECURITIES:
COMMON STOCKS
POOLED INCOME FUND:
PROCTER 8 GAMBLE GO
U. T. SYSTEM - CHANCELLOR'S COUNCIL
INTER REGIONAL FINANCIAL GROUP
U. T. AUSIN - CBA FOUNDATION:
AVON PRODUCTS INC
U. T. AUSTIN - INfERCOLLeGlATE
ATHLETICS FOR MEN SCHOLARSHIPS:
INTEL CORP
U. T. AUSTIN - PRESIDENTS ASSOCIATION:
INTER REGIONAL FINANCIAL GROUP INC.
U. f. AUSTIN - CENTURY CLUB:
INTER REGIONAL FtNANCiAL GROUP
U. T. AUSTIN - LONOHORN FOUNDATION:
INTER REGIONAL FlNANClAL GROUP
U. T. AUSTIN - MCOONALD OBSERVATORY
VISITOR'S CENTER PROJECT:
NORWEST CORP
U. T. DALM - CHEWSTRY IbEPARtENt:
BP PRUDHOE BAY REALTY TRUST
U. f. HEALTH SCtENCE CENTER - HOUSTON -
PRESIDENTS EXCELLENCE FUND:
ALEXANDER 8 ALEXANDER SERVICES INC

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITf ES PURCHASED
(November I, 1995 through November 30, 1995)
PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL YIELD (2)
ISSUE AND FUND NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST
DEBT SECURYTIES:
U.S. GOVT OBUGATIONS - DIRECT
U. T. EL PAS0 - CHARLES H. AMP
SHIRLEY 7. LEAYELL ENWWED CHAIR
IN MURSINO AND HEALTH SCIENCES:
- -
U. S. TRUSURY NOTES,
5.875%. DUE 7 AM 5K)b 100,000.W 99,810.00 5.96%
MUNICIPAL AHO COUWrY BONDS
U. T. AUB'CIN - MlKE AND MAXINE K. MEBANE
ENWWEO TRAVELING SCHOLARSHIP
IN ARCHITECTURE:
KERN COUNTY CALIF WBL-MBIA)
PEN 08L SER 95,
7.02%, DUE 08115/10
U. T, AUSTIN - C. t AND AMEUA A. LUHDELL
CHARITABLE REMAINDER UNlTRUST:
KERN COUNTY CALIF (TXBL-MBW)
PEN 08L SER Bb.
?.02%, DUE 0811 5/10 IQ,OOO.M)
- 7.02%
10,000.00 -
POOLED INCOME FUND:
KERN COUNTY CALIF (TXfiL-MBIA)
- PEN OBL SER $5,
7.02%, DUE 03/15/10 20,000.00 20,000.W 7.02%
1--
THE ROBERT AH0 ALMA MORETON
1983 UNtTRUST:
KERN COWMY CALIF (TXBL-MBIA)
PEN OBL SER gS,
7-OZK, DUE W1S10 5,OOD.oO 5 . ~ 0 6 -
U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GMVE8TQN -
OUVER W. SUEHB CHARlTABE
REMAINDER ANNUlfY TRUST:
KERN COUNTY CALIF mBL-MBIA)
PEN 08L SER 85,
I
7 .OZ%
- -
7.02%. OUEWtYIO 50,OW.QO 50,000.00 7.02%
I
EQUllY SECURITIES:
COMMON STOCKS
U. f. EL PASO - CHARLES H, AMP
SHIRLEY T. LEAVEU ENDOWED CHAIR
IN NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCES:
AMGEN INC
CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR CORP
INTEGRATED PROCESS EQUIP CORP
PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES IMC
THERMO ELECTRON CORP
PAN AMERICAN UNlVERSlfY ENOOWMENT:
GENERAL RE CORP
(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares actually purchased for Equity Smrities, excluding
shares wived as a resutt of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of purchase.
(2) Vieid on Cornmon Stocks based an mst pna and indicated dividend rate as of t IrUJISS.

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(November 1, 1995 through November 30. 19gd)
2063
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURllY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
DEBT SECURITIES:
U.S. GOVT OBLlGATlONS - DIRECT
U. T. AUST lN - SAM RAYBURN
LIBRARY ENDOWMEHf:
U S.TREASURY BONDS,
1 t.5056, 11/15#5 30,MX1.00 X1.000.00 30.000.00 0 00
--
U. T. DALW - SPECIAL ACCOUNT:
U.S.TREASURY BONDS,
5.125%. 1 l /tW 250.000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 0.00
I
US. GOW AGENCIES (NOHGm.)
POOLED INCOME FUND:
FNMA CMO W724,
B.oo%. 0l25lll 1 -472.92 1,487.10 1,472.92 5.82
-I-
EQUllT SECURITIES:
COMMlN STOCKS
--
PAN AMERICAN UNlMRSlfY EHPOWMENT
WON CORP 400.00 23,924.00 31,574.94 7.650.94
U. T. YEMCAL BRANCH - GALMSTON -
THE MOODY FUND FOR STUPENT AND
EMPLOYEE SERVICES:
DURtRON CO INC
U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTOH -
THE MOODY MEDICAL UBRARY
ENDOWMENT:
OURIRON CO INC 1,100.00 18,875.45 29.700.00 1 0 824.55
-I-
SECURlTIES RECEIVED BY GIFT OR BEQUEST:
EQUITY SECURITIES:
SPECIAL INVESTMENTS
U. T. SAN ANTON10 -THE MINNIE P. MAST ORIS
ENDOWED SCHOURSHIP FUND:
FREEWRT MCMORAN RESOURCE PTNRS
COMMOW STOCKS
U. T. AUSTIN - COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS:
DALlAF SEMICONDUCTOR
U. T. AUSTIN - LONGHORN FOUNDATION:
DALLAS SEMlCONDUCTOR
U. T. AUST IEI - JOHN J. MCKElTA
CHALlENQE FUND:
GEICO CORP
U. T. AUSTIN - lNTERCOLtEOlATE
ATHLETICS FOR MEN SCHOLARSHIPS:
GENERAL MOTORS CORP

OTHER TRUST AND SPEClAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURIRES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(Nouember I, 1995 through November 30. 1995)
Z06G
GAIN OR
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
U. f. AUSTIN - NATIONAL ISSUES CONFERENCE:
ORACLE SYSTEMS CORP
U. T. AUSTIN - CBA CENTURY CLUB
U NRESTRtCTCD EHWWMLNT FUNT):
DALLAS SEMICONDUCTOR
U. 7. AUSTIN - MEAD SWIM COACH
ENDOWMENT:
GENERAL MOTORS CORP
U. 7. AUSTIN - ALDA R. HILUARD, R.N.
MEMORIAL ENWWD SCHOLARSHIP
IH uuRsrw:
MERIDIAN BANCORP INC
U. T, DALUS - UNRESTRICTED USE OF
COMPUTER SClENCE DEPARTMENT:
MACROMEDIA INC
U. T. PALM - HISTORY OF AWATION
COLLECTION ENDOWMENT FUND:
ABgOIT LABORATORIES
U. 1. WLER - CURRENT PURPOSE:
TCA CABLE TV INC
U. T. SOUTHWESTERN MEWGAL CENfER 9
JOHN SCHERMERHORN PSYCHIATRIC FUND:
AMERCAN EXPRESS CO
LEHMAN BROTHERS HOLDINGS
U. T. SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER
JACK REYNOLDS M.0. EHWWMENT FUND
114 RAWOLOGY:
COMPUTER ASSOClATES INTL INC
U, T. SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER -
CURRENT PURPOSE:
CAMINO RE4L BANCSHARES INC
U. T. MEDICAL BRAHCH - GALVESTON -
BRWT IMAGING CAMPAIGN:
IMPERIAL HOLLY CORPORATION
U. 1. MEOlCAL BRANCH GALVESTOH -
OUVER W. WEHS CHARITABLE
REMAINDER ANNUITY TRUST:
AMERICAN HOME PROOUCTS GORP
U. 1. HEALTH SCIENCE CEMTf R - HOUSTOH -
ROBERT MACLEAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND:
SCHERING-PLOUGH CORPORATION

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS
SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED
(November I. 'I 995 through November 30,1995)
PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER
SECURITY
U. T. M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER -
NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE
1 995-f 996 ANNUAL CAMPCUGN:
A R M LlF E AND CASUALTY CO
WERHAUSER CD
U. T. M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENfER -
FULFIL WE PRO1JWSE CAWLJGN:
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO
15.00
30.00 -
1.123.46
2.169.92
3,293.38
U. T. M. O. ANDERSON CAHCER CENTER -
TONY ANDERSON FUUO FOR BONE
MARROW TRANSPLANT RESEARCH:
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CO
U. T. M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER -
PR FRED WGEMelSTER HEMATOLOGY FUNE
SUPERVALU INC
U. T. 7YLER - DR. BEH R. RSCH
ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIP:
TCA CABLE TV INC
U. T. SOUTHW€STERN MEDICAL CENTER -
THEROLFAHDUTEHABERECWbEAN0S
ENDOWMENT OF THE I# SOUTHWESTERN
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL
SCIENCES, IN HONOR OF OLGA AND W
HABERECHT AHD ANHA AND HAM SCHWART:
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC WOO

V. TRUST FUND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Impanent:
Inor I Fund Name:
,set ID:
gal Description:
nant:
rements:
U. T. Austin
Braekenridge Tract
2,582 acres. Gilberl Survey No. 8, Austin, Travrs Caunty, Texas
Oyster Investment Corporation
3826 take Austin Boulevard
Austin, Texas
endrnent changes the definition of *Accounting Yeaf in the leas4 to confon with the accounting
tr used for reporting purposes by the restaurant subtenants at Oysbr Landing.
ncur with the ahve referenced tnnsaetian:
Dr. James P. Dunan
Mr. R. 0. Bur&

mponent: U. T. Dallas
nor I Fund Name: (67%) Excellence Endowment Fund
(33%) CaWr Center for Cammunicatians Disorders Endowment
set ID: 201000. 201012
~al Description: South of Plano Pamay, North of Rennar Rd., and East of Coit Rd.,
Plano & Richardson, Texw, appmdmatsly 18 miles North-Northeast of
Dallas, Texas
Bobby Abbott
P. 0. Box 1088
Wylie, Texa t 7 5098
ginning October 1, 1995 and ending Sapternber 36.19Q3, grantee is agreeabk to use such lands for
wing crops iuld themfm prsvmt a ~ch lands from being overgrown with weds and grass.
ncut with the above refemnced trmsaction:
:e Frcsfdent for Buaws Bffair~
!
Dr. James P. Duncan
Mr. R. D. Bur*

nor I Fund Name: Homer Ammann
SALE
hgal Description. 158.7M acm, NBSaflO Mancha Lg. 14-271, Whatton County, Texas
mtor The Boatd of Regents of tha Unlvmtty of Texa~ System
Raymond ~ l&ki bnd Adsline MIske
4335 Old Cmney Road
Whrrton, Tanas n488
25% pro Rltb Sham: $ 7 1,731.25
tote war rrrtainsd by the oslhru kr $38,260.00, hmng htammt 0.2$%, payabh In aernipnnuai
tmllmunts of 37,047.W bsgknlq November 1995 with the bntira balanes due May 28. t900.
r Baptist Foundation of Tsxasiada am the oOr!Won agnnt and make$ annual dtstribW~n~ of the
~rtgagu paymentr, lem 25% of r 5% wb he.
Incur with the abw rdennmd transmetion:
Dr. Chrh B. Mullln8
Mr. R. b. Bur&

arnponsnt: C: U. T. M.D. Andenon Cancer Center
L
onor 1 Fund Name: Homer Am mann
aset ID: BOB07 5
gat Dardplion.
71.035 ems, Nosario Mancha Lg. 4-27 7, Marton County, Ttraa
rantor: The bad of Ragsnte of the University of f exas System
bola and Connie $ehadmrn
RRIr.Bax880
Hal?strvills, ferns f 7M4
rote war mtainsd by thm woltwy for $34,838.31, blaring intnsJf a1 9.25%, payable In quarterly
tallments of $1,073.31 kmgindng October 1, 1995 with the entire batsnos due July 1, 2070.
3 Bsptia Foundation d Texer a~ts as the ~bWtlon agant and mnM annul dkttibrrtibns of the
rtgrgs pryomnta, leas 25% d: & 5% svlm 7-
Or. Chsrtsl 8. Mulh
Mr. Tharnos O, Rlcrtr
Mr, R. O. Bur&

,mponent: U. T. Arlington
nor l Fund Name: Ted 8. Court
set ID: 05600j
gal Description: Undivided 65 acre internst in Tracts 1 & 2, Lot 263, Block E4, Jose Maria
Lopez Survey. Baylw County, Texas
Southeast of Seymour, Texas, on the Bmos River.
ms:
ncur with the above kfemnced transaction:
The Boad of Regents of the University of Texas System
Don A. Butter
Route 3, P.O. Box 133
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas 76380
Gross Sales Prim: $ 5,w.m
Net Sale Proceeds: $ 4,602,00
Date of Sals: 1 QI02195
nior Vice President for Finance 6 Administration
!
DT. Jmos P . Duncan
Mr. R. D. Burck

2072 PI,-
nponant: U. T. Soufhwestem Medical Cenbr at Dallas
lor I Fund Name: Gertude M. GiIIespie Estate
iet 10: ' 400014
lei Description: 3517-31 Oak Lawn and 3809 Bowser, Dallas, Texas
~ntor: The Board of Regents of the Univemity of Texas System
Oak Lawn & 8mer Retail Partners, L.P.
2301 Cedar Springs, Suite 400
Dallas, Texaa 75201
Grass Sales Prics: 3 765,316.72
Net Sale Prbessds: $896,361.93
Sales Date: OWN5
ncur with the above mfemced transaction:
UT 5mtFtFu
-*... *hm- - - n .
DEC 08 1995
zcutive Vice President for Business Affairs, UT Southwestern Medical
Center at Dallas
Dr. James P. Duncan .
Mr. R. O. BurcCr

of Gees Ontron m rnent NOV 2 0 1995
c
Component; U. T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
OonorlFund Name: Homer Ammann Tmst
Gross Mineral Acres: 1,752.5148
Net Mineral Acres: 261 -61 775
Legal Description: 1,752.5148 Acres of Land, More or Less.
Situated in Colorado County, texas
Alcorn-Texas Properties, Ine.
2000 S. Post Oak Utvd., Suite 24 1 0
Houston, Texas 77056
1 concur with the above referenced transaction:
e
Dr. Charles A. LeMaistre
President
U. T. MM.. Anderson Cancar Center
cc: Dr. Charles 0. Mullins
Bonus Per Acre: $10
Geophysical Option Fae: $2,618.18
Term: 1 year
Agreement Date: 8115195
Other Provisions: Optbn to lease at
least 33% of
acreage nu later
than W1 Sf96 fat
$1 50lacra bonus,
22.5% royahy for 2
year, paid-up
lease term.

Legal berwiprjon:
Sem A. Lindsey Fund
A. Wlley Farm, James Jordan Summy. A-
12, Smith County, Texar
Lw Grlgmn
P. 0. Box 31 72
Midland, Temr 79702
Bonus Pat Acn: 5 1 00.00
Totrl Bonur: Sf ,6tO12$
Rww 115th
Pdmafy hm: 5 yem paid.up
khy Rentah: $3.00 p u mur
(x 4 yun $200.44)
Leos@ Dak t W1OlPd

Component; U. T. M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
OonodFund Name; 1r1 F. Kennedy Fund for Cancer Resaareh
Gross Mineral Acres: 4,000
Net Mineral Acres: 0,15321 168
Legsl Dsrcript~on: Seven Tracts of tand In Sectlorn 51. 53, 55.
58, T I, f 3,85, AII In BlW A, Twa8 and Naw
Orleanr Railway Company Suwoy. Faard
County, Texas
Bonum Psr A m: $25.06
Total Bmur: O2U3.83
Royalty: t 15
' Mary Term: 3 yeam pa5d-u~
&ems Date: 11110195
I eoncur witn the abwm.rerfsrsnwd transaction:
President
U. T. M.0- Andamen Cancer CsnBr
a: Dr. Chartss 0. Mullhs

Component:, L
U. T. Austin
d Gas Lease
DonortFund Name: Alma Idefl Carlson Fund
Gross Mineral Acres: 160
Net Mineral Acres: 20
Legal Description: 160 Acres of Land. More or Les. Being
All of Lots I, 2, 3 & 4, Block 30, Out of
the La Donna Subdivision, Hidalgn
County, Texas
Lessee: Unit Resources, Inc.
31 7 Peoples Street
Suite 203
Corpus Chrisli, Texas 78401
Bonus Per Acre: $120
Total Bonus: $2,400
Royalty: 1 15th
Primary Term: 3 yean paid-up
Learn Oats: 91 11/95
I concur witb the above rehrencsd Innsaction:
Dr. R Q M. Berdaht ~
President
U. T. Austin
cc: Dr. James P. Duncan
- -
ye;/;: :,-
Dat

Oil and Gas Leas
- r,
Component: U. T. Arlington
Donar/Fund Name: Robert Leroy Fund
Gross Mineral Acres: 480
Net Mineral Acres: 4.52
Legal Description: NWI4, N/2 Sf2 of Section 28 and the
NW4 of Seetion 27 of Township 142
North, Range 98 West, 5th P.M,, Billings
County, North Dakota
Lessee: LCM, Ltd,, LLC
10258 Mica Way
Parker, Colorado 801 34
Terms:
Bonus Per Acre: $1 50
Total Bonus: $678
Royatty: 311 6th
Primary Term: 3 years paid-up
Lease Date: 911 8/95
1 concur with the above referenoed transaction:
;7&t (I-
Dr. Robert Wrtt
Interim President
U. T. Arlington
ce: Dr. James P. Duncan
lt! ,r!7,-
Date
Moll 2 0 1995

t.
Component: U. T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
DonodFund Name: Homer Ammann Trust
Gross Mineral Acres: 249.95
Net Mineral Acres: 42.49
Legal Description: Thomas J. Oakes Sunrey No. 18, Abstract
No. 548, and HE & WTRR Co. Survey No. 2,
Half Section (Eugene Bodungen Survey),
Abstract No. 752 in Wharton County, Texas
Lessee:
Terms:
1 concur with the above referenced transadon:
Dr, Chartea A, LeMaistm
President
U, T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Ventana Exploration, Inc.
9400 North Central Expressway, Suit0 1016
Dallas, Texas 75231
Bonus Per Net Acm: $85
Total Bonus: 2,761 -89
Royalty: 21 %
Primary Term: 1 year
Lease Date: BIB5
Other Provisions: 1 year option to
renw @ SSOlnet
mineral acre

Component:
t-.
C
U. T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
DbnorlFund Name: Homer Ammann Trust
Gross Mineral Acres: 120.33
Net Mineral Acres: 30.08
Legal Description: 120.33 acres of land t, from a depth of 7,772
feet and below, baing all the Claude Butler
Survey, Abstract 922, Wharton County,
Texas
Lessee:
f e m:
Arnerada Hess Corporation
P. 0. Box 2040
Houston, Texas 77252-2040
I concur with the above referaneed transadon:
President
U. 7. M.D. Anderson C am Center
a: Dr. Charles 8. Mullins
Bonus Per Net Acm: $100
Total Bonus: $3,008.25
Royally: 21%
Primary Term: 3 years
Lease Date: Oecgrnber 1,1994

&-
Component U. T. Arlington
DonorlFund Name: Robert Leroy Fund
Gross Mineral Acres: 324.95
Net Minerat Acres; ,84622
Legal Description: 512 of Section 135, Black D, John H.
Gibson Survey, Yaakum County, Texas
Grantee: Bit! Mathis
P. 0. Box 2414
Midland, Texas 79702
Effective Date of Deed: October 31,1895
I concur with the above Mtenced transaction:
Dr. Robert Witt
Interim President
U. T. Arl'wrgton
cc: Dr. James P. Duncan

Component: 2 U. T. Austin
Oil and G a w
UonorfFund Name: Tom Slick Memorial Trust
Gross Mineral Acres: 135
Net Mineral Acres: 1.25
Legal Description: Survey No. 505. Certificate 512. CCSD &
RRNGRR, Abstract No. 373, Stam
County, Texas
Lessee:
Terms:
Osbom Heirs Company
1250 NE Loop 410
Suite 1 100
San Antonio, Texas 78209
Bonus Per Acre: $75.00
Total Bonus: $93.75
Royatty: 1 /4th
Rental: $2Oiacre
Primary Term: 3 years
Lease Date: 8/9/95
I concur with the above referenced transaction:
Dr. Robert M. Berdahl
President
U. T. Austin
ce: Dr. James P. Dunean

Dr. James P. Duncan
Execut i ve Vice Chancel lor
for Academic Affar rs
The Uni versi t y of Texas System
601 Lo1 orado Street
Austin. Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Duncan:
TAE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
December 15. 1995
The docket for the Fe~ruary 8. 1996 neeti ng of the Board of Regents is
submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.
I recomnend approval .
Sincerely.
Robert E. Witt
Pres i dent

THE UNl VERS ITY OF TEXAS P.T ARLIYGTON
J . T. BOARD GF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
Business Contracts for Services (includi fig Minor
Ccnstruction Projects) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . kR- 3
Contracts and Grants for Jcsearch. Devel o~ment , Cl ini cal
and Educational Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR- 5
Over $500.000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR- 7
Standard Aff i 7 i ation Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AK- 8
Intel 7 ectual Property licenses
Trademark License Agreevents . , AR- Y
bendments to the 1995-96 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-f C
3ther Fiscal items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-PO
'ces and M; scel 1 anecus Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-21

7. Agency:
Funds :
THE UMIVE~SIT'I' OF TEXb,S AT ARLINGTON
U. 5. EOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
KAHZ Radio on beha7 f of KAHZ-AM 1360
$350 for each of the twenty-four (241
regular -season games and four 14) poj t -
season games; a ten percent 110%) disco~rnt
of nine-hundred arid eighty dollars ($980)
may be taken by UTA wi t h the payment of
eight-thousand, eight-hundred and twenty
dollars ($8,820.00) for all twenty eight (28)
games prior to the first br~adcast .
Period:
Ti tlelOescri ption:
Octuber 2, 1995 through August 31, 1996
KAHZ Qadi o wi I I prov~ de equipment , personnel ,
and air time for the 1 ive radio broadcast of
24 reguldr season away basketball games and
4 post-season home and/or away bdsketSal l games
for the University's intercollegiate basketball
t earn.
.YUB : Na
3. Agency: South~estcrn Be1 1 Tel phone Company
Funds : $3,492.00 arinually
Period: May 1, 1995 Through Apri l 30, 1998
TitlelDescription: Ren~wal . Agreement to lease 97 park? ng maces 'or
use as a vehicle parking lnt
tiU8 : No
3. Agency: Management Aa justrnent Bureau. Tnc .
Funds : 25% co: lectlcn fee on the delinquent balance
of each acco~nt collected without tne filing
of suit
Period: September 1, 1995 to September 1 , 1996
Tit 1elDescription: Agreement for collection of delinquent accounts
HUB : No
10. Agency : Chavi o? Recycl i ng Corpnrat i on
F~nds, 8350.00 per month plus $47 50 per pick up of wast~
Per i od : Sept,ember i8, 1395 throuyh August 31, 1997
T~tle/Descr~pt;on: Agreement for paper recycl lng on the USA campus
HUB : I'd3
MINOR SONSTRUCTION PRUECTS, as authorized by U. T. Bcard of Regents' Rules
- and Requlatim. Part Two. Chapter VTII, Section 4 (Ccntracts related to Minx
New Constructior? Projects costing $300,000 nr less and Minor Repdir and
Remodeling Projects costing %60U.000 or less.)
tout ractor :
Amount, :
Source of Funds :
Date of Contract:
Estimated Conpleticn Date:
Project Title:
Brief Descripti~n:
HUB :
Krystal Contr-acting, Inc.
8446,596 .00
Generzl Cse Fees and Revenue
Financing System Rond Prccecds
July 24, 1995
Jaruary 29, 1996
UTP Hazardous Waste Storage Faci l i ty
Krbystal Contracting. Inc. wi 1 l furnish all
of t h rnaterlals ~
and p?r-form all of the
dart shown on the drawings and descrj bcd
i n the speci f~catioos ent'tlcd Pdzardo1ds
Yas;e Storage Faci 1 I ty .
tli spani c

THE UNIVE2SITY OF TEXP.5 AT AXINGTON
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
iCont I rued)
I BUS INESS CONTRACTS SUPPLFMLNTAL INFORMATION3
Total Number of Contracts :
Total Number Awarded to HUBS :
Hi $pan1 c
Z of Total Number of Contrzcts Awarded 10 HUBS:
Total Fuvds:
Total Funds 4warded to HUBS:
Hispanic
% of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
BUILDING SPACE LEASES: The fol lowi rg bui Id i ng space lease have been awarded,
/lave been admi t ~ strati i ve7y approved by the Executi VE Vice Chance! lor for
Qusiness Affairs and are recommended for ratificaticn by the U. i. board of
Regents :
12. Agency:
Funds :
Period:
Ti t1elDescr-i ption:
Funds :
Peri od :
IFUMIS GOING OUT)
Mercado & Sons. Inc,
91.350 per month
November 27. 1995 through August 31, 1596
Leabe 1.421 square feet of space for a
Near Nnrthsi de Partnershi p Center tP,rough
hh~ ch UT Arl I ngtcn' s Scnool of Nursing
staff will provlde health education
programs for communl ty res: derts and
7 nforrnat i OF and wferral for social
serv7ce5.
Fvst Baptist Church-Arlington
d;bla First Place
$367.190.40
January 1, 1996 through Febpuary 79. 1999:
renewal option for two ca~secuti ve oneyear
terms
UT Arl I ngton wi 7 1 1 ease dpproximately
15.000 square feet of net rentable avza of
office space, Suites 304, 310. 320. 432,
404, 412, 420, and 425, dt 301 S. Center
Street in Arl ingtnn. Texzs

THE UNIVERSITY Or TEXAS AT ARLII,JGTON
U. T. B3ARO OF REGERTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT. CLI Nl CAL
AND EDUCAT JONAL SERVICES
Since the Docket for t.he previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents. the
fol low~ng activ: ty has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grar~ts for
R~searzh, Development. Cl i nical and Educational Services :
A. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Tota l
Item # 11rl Funds Out Suuoort Materi a1 s
. FY 36 94- 137 $3,090,167 $ - Report of Awards
'Y 96 158 $ 15,000 $ Report of TACs
6. Number of Fiscal Amendments t.o Grant and Contract Awards
( Ir-lcr?eas i ng or Decreasing by 810,000 or More)
Docket Total
Item # lunds In - Funds Out Sunuort Yateria Is
- FY 96 138-157 $1.532.588 L- Report uf Awards
FY 96 $ $ Reprc of IACs
FY 96 164 8 50.000 $ Report of Contrart5

THE UNIVEPSITY Or TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOAR2 OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000
Tk following contr~cts or grants in an amount over $500,000, have been
aviarded, have been administ-ratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor
for7 Academic Affairs as requires. and are recommended for ratificat~or~ by the
U. T. Roard of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1. Grantor: Naval Command, Control and Ocean Surveillance Centep
NO. : ~66fl01-94-~-6055
New Funds : $550,000
Current Period: Septentber 19, 1995throughAugust 3, 1996
TitIelUescri ptiov: Clinical Associate Team; Resedrch and Deve~opment of
Cl i ni cal Feal thca re Associ at.e Systems
2. Grantar: Naval Command, Control and Ocean Survei 17 ance Center
NO. : N6600 1 -95 - 9 - 8656
New Funds : $2,000.000
Current Period: August 29. 1995 through A~gust 28, 1996
Titlel0escr;ption: Collaborative Engineering for Lifelong Education and
Trai n,ing (CAE-1 I ) ; To Design and Develop Archi tectur-P
Techno7 og~ PS for Li fclsng €ducat i on and Trai nlng

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARL I NGTOEJ
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEtTINS
t t BRUARY 8. 1996
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The foll~wing affiliation agreements have been administratively approved by
tne Execut~ve Vrce Chancellor for Academic Affai~s and follow one of the
standard formats dpproved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of
General Counsel .
oat^:
Purpose :
2. Facility:
Date :
Purpose :
Date:
Pu r-pose :
4. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
5. Facility:
Datc:
Purpose :
7. facility:
Date:
Purpose
American Transitional Hospitals, Inc.
Irving, Texas
December 7, 1995
To provide social hork reldted ?ducationa7
experi ences
Caok Children's Hm Health
Fort Wcrt-h. Texas
November 1, 1995
To provide health care related educat ivnal
exper i ences
Handi capped Resource As soci ati on
Ar 1 f ngton , Texas
November 22, 1995
To pravlde social work related educational
exper i ences
Mesquite Independent School District
Mesquite , Texas
October 10. 2995
To provide soci a1 work related educaticnal
experi ences
Ped~ - P l ace
l ewisville, Texas
October 11. 1995
To provide bealth care related educational
experiences
Sa i n t V i rlcent Cen tpr
Da l l as, Texas
November 15. 1995
To provide sucial work related educational
expe r i ences
Shepard's Crook Nursing Agency, Tnc.
?ampa , Texas
November 15. 1995
To provide scci a1 work re1 a t?d educat'onal
experi ences

THE UN I V ERS ZTY GF TEXAS AT ARL 1 NGTOli
1). 1. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEEl lhG
FESRUARY 8, 1996
TRADEMARK L ICENSE AGREEMENTS
Thc followiny dgreements have been awarded, have been approved by the Office
05 Genera7 Counsel. and are recommended for. ratif~cation by the U. P. !hard of
%gents. 417 prcduct approvals are in accordance kith Paragraphs 1C.II:) and
:O) and 11.1 of thc Trademark Agreement.
. licensee: Go7 crado Lei sure Sports, Inc.
Denver, Colorado 8071 6
Fee-Royal ty : $100. 7X
Per'od: OctoSer 1 . 1995 - December 31 , 1997
3escript ion: Caps. Sweatshi rts, Polo-style Shirts
and T-shirts
2. Licensee: F. C. Enterprises
Mgnrovi a. Ca7 i forni a 91019 -3330
Fee - Roya 1 ty : $00, 6%
Period: August 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Oescci pti on: License Pl ate Frames /Go1 ders
3, Licensee: Gl ass Graphics . Inc .
d/ bl a Campus Crystal Col 1 ecti on
Ccnway , New tidmpshi re 03818
kee-Royal ty: $50, 5%
Period: October 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Description; Crystal GI assware and Cerdml c Mugs
4. kcensee: Mr. Augis Sportswear, ;nc.
Greer. South Caroliqa 29651
Fee-Royalty: $100. 7%
Period: November 1. 2995 - December 31, 1997
D~scr
i ption: Apparel, which iqcludes T-shirts.
Sweatshirts, Sweaters, Jackets. Shorts
and Caps

THE UW TVERS ITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTOPl
U . T. BOARD OF R.EGENTS ' MEET1 hG
FESRUARY 8, 1996
AMENOMEMS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full -time nine-month base
rate ard for health institutions is tee full -tme twelve-nonth base rat:; for
all other persannel it is tne full-t ine rate, the appo~ntee receivirg a
proportionate amclunt depending upon the fraction of time for ahich he is
appointed and the period of his ap~ointment. Source of fhnds for payment of
salar~es, unless otherwise shown. is the departmental salarhies account.
Item, ,pe~artment,
APPOINTFENTS , PR0MI)TI ONS , AND
S A L A ~
STUDENT SEAV ICES
Registrar's Cffice
1. Ronald Z. Prince
Registrar's Office
From. Reg~strar
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Title, Natw Date - Time MoS, U t e - - RBC
To: RegSstrar/Acting Director
of Admissions
Registrar's Office
l NST J TUT IONAL SUPPORT
Devel oprnenl
2. DeJoyce M. Morgan
From: Corporate Deve7 opment Officer
Development Office
To: Associate Vice President for
Development and University
Rel dt ons
Development Off ire 91 1 ICO 12 61.58C
Office of Inst.itutiona1 Fiesearch drld Planning
3. Nadine F. Jenkins
Frcm: Vice Provost for Adni nlst,ratiun
Office of the Prgvost 1U1 12 72.100
To: Vice Provost for Administration
anfi Oi rector of Insti tut~ onal
Research and PI anni ng 9/1 100 12 75,300
lnstituti ot~l Research and
PI annl ng
Office of Special Projects
Speci a l Counsel to the Fresi dent
and Tntsrin Athletic Director
4. John Dud1 ej Wetsel 11/1 I00 12" 120. fi00 39
*~nitial appointment was for s ~ months x (5-1-95 i 10-31-95): reappointed fwrn
11-1-95 / 5-31-96)
AR- 10

THE UNIitERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U , T. B04RD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 0, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Item, Departner~t, Ti 27 e, Name Date - Tim Mos. Rate F3-L
APP3I NTMENTS , P-
SALARY INCREASES
INSTITLITTGNAL SUPPORT
News and Information Servi ce
5. Donna A. Dar~vich
F rnm: Di rector of Career. Services
College of Business 100 12 40,5UO
To: Director of Public 4ffairs
News aqd Information Service 911 0 12 45,000
INSTRUCT IOkAL ADM 1 N 1STW.T ION
COLLEGE OF BUSINFSS
Uean of Business
6. Russel; 3. Petersen
From: 3ean
&an nf Business
To: Dean
Dear of Business
Deloitte & Touche
Professorship
7. Dan L. Worrell
From: Professor (Tenure)
and Chair
M3 nagement
To: Associate Oean of Bus i ness
Oean of Business 91 1 100 12 127.480
FACULTY SALART CS AN9 DE PAATM~NTAL E XP EKES
COLLEGE OF L IBFRAC ARTS
Engl i sh
8. C. Jaq Swearingen
Fr'am: Pr~fessor (Tenure)
Engl-rsh
PC: Professor (Tenure)
Eng l~sh
9. Martin Daqahay 56
From: VI si tlng Associate DroCessor
Et1gl.r sC1
To. Assoc~
ate Prcfessor (Tenure)
Engl i sh 911 100 9 43,020

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGFNTS ' MEETi NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENOMENTS TO THE 1995.96 BUDGET
(Cant i nued 1
Full -time
Sal arv
EfTective % No.
item. Oeoartment , Title. Name . . Date me Mos. Rate .
APPOINTMENTS, PROMTIONS. AN_q
SALARY 1 NCREASES
FACULTY SALARIES AND CEPARPMENTAL EXPENSES
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Li ny ui st i cs
10. Susan Herring
From: A-ssociate Professor (Tenure)
Linyui sti cs
To: Associate Professor (Tenure>
dnd Act~ng Director
Linguistics 91 1 102 9 49,420
11. 51isan Herri ng
From: Associate Professor (Tenure)
and Acting Di rector
Linguistics 106 9 49.420
To: Associ dte Professor (Tenure)
L~nguistics l/ i6 100 9 44.420
Hi story
12. Stanley H. Palmer
From: Professor (Tenure)
Hi story
To: Professor (Tenure)
ar~d Acting Chair
Hi story
Exercise. Sport and Health Stud i es
13. Barry C. McKeown
From: Professor (Tenure)
Exercise, Sport aqd Health 100 9 5C. 000
To: Professor (Tenure)
and Chair
Exerc~ se, Sport and Health 9/1 100 3 55. OUU
Sociology and Anthropology
14. Francis 6. Harrola
From: Professor (Tenure)
Sociol ogy and Ar~thropology 100 9 43,000
To: Pt-of(2ssor Clenure)
and Chair
Soci o7ogy and Anthropc7agy 9/ 1 100 9 52,000
AR- 12

THE UNiUERSTTY OF TEXA5 4T ARLINGTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGtNTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
MENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Salary
Effective % No.
Item. Dtlcldrtment, 1-it'te, lame D?te Time Mos.
PPPO I N-I MENTS, FROMOT IONS . ANC
sAl ARY T NCREASES
F4CULTY SALARIES AND DEPAK I-MENTAL EXPENSES
COLLEGE OF LIBEWL ARTS
Soc i ol ogy and Anth~oool ogy
15. Linda P Rouse
From: Associate Professor (Tenure)
Sociology and Anthropology
To : Associate Professor (Tenure)
and Associate Chair
Sociology avd Anthropology 91 1
Communicatl on
16. Karin McCallum
from: Associate Professor (Tenur~)
Ccmmuni cat i on
To : Associ ate P~%ofessor (Tenure 1
and C h i r
Communi cat i on 3il
Theatre Arts
17. Joseph T . Korgevi c k
From: Associate Professor (Tenure)
Thedtre Arts
TQ : Associate Professor (Terure)
and Director
Theatre Arts 911
GRAOU4TE SCHOOL
la. Karl M. Petrusa
From: Associate Professor (Tenure)
Soci ol ~ gy & Anthropulogy
Dean of Li bera7 Arts
To: Associate Vice Provort
Graduate Schoo7
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Geology and Mathematics
19. Merlynd K . Nestel 1
From; Prof?ssor (Ten(1re1
LeologylMathemati cs
To : Professor ('enure)
Geo l ogylMatheniat i cs

THE UN IVERS ITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Ll . T . BOARo OF REGENTS ' Mt ET ING
rEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
( Cont. i nued )
Ful l -time
Sa l arv
Effective % No.
Q Date Time s Rats
&Pm I NTMENTS , PR_OMOTIONS, AND
SA,LARY INCREASES
FACULTY SALARIES AND DEPARWEYTAL EXPENSES
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Mathematics
20. Rangacha ry Kannan
From: Professor (Tenure)
and Assaci ate Chair
Mathepati cs
To: Professor (Tenure)
and Interlm Chair
Mathematics 91 1 100 9 80.500
Phys i cs
2i. Iris Howard
From: Associ ate Professor (Tenur?)
Physics 100 9 44,432
To: Associ ale Professor (Tenure)
Physics 91 1 100 9 45,332
From: ksscci ate Professor (Tenure)
Physi cs
To: Pssoci ate Professor (Terure)
Physics 91 1 100 9 43.314
Psyc ha? ogy
23. Ira H. Bernstei n
From: Professor (Tenure)
Psycho7 ogy
To: Professor (Tenure>
Psycho 1 ogy

THE UNIVERSITV OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -time
- Sdlarv
Effective X No.
Item, De~artment. Title. Name Date - Time Mos. Rate a
APPOINTMENTS, mOTIONS, ANC
SALARY T NCREASES
F4CULTY SALARIES AND DEPARTMENTAL EXPENSES
C3LLCGE 3F BUSINESS
Account i ng
24. Gebra Hill
From: Professor (renure)
and Cha ir
Accountinq
To: Professor (Tenure)
and Chair
Account i ng 91 1 100 9 85,215
Account i nylCenter for Professional and Executive 9eveIopvent
25. Lanny Solomon
From: Professor (Tenure)
Account i ng
T3 : Professor (Tenure)
Account i ng 9il 93 9 72,751
Oi rectar af
Center for Professi cnal
and Executive Develcpment 911 7 12 107,000
Management
26. Dan 1. Worr~l7
Frm: PTC~PSSO~ {Tenure)
and Cha i r
Maria genen t
To: Professor (Tenure)
and Cha~
r
Management
27. James C. Quick
From: Professor (Tenure)
Management
To: Professor (Tenure)
Management
From: Professor (Tenure)
Ka nagement
TO: Professor (Tenure)
Management 911 101) 9 66.386
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T ~ E UNI VERS ITY OF TEXAS AT ARL I NGTON
U. T. BOAl?D OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRU4KY 8, 1996
AMENDMEWS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Cent i nued
Full -tim?
Salarv
Effective 5 b.
Jtm, Department, Tit7 e, Ndme Date - Time Mos, Rate w
APPOI NTMENTS , PROMO1 IONS . AND
SALARY I NCRFASFS
FACULTY SALARl ES AND DEPARTYENTAL EXPENSES
COLLEGE OF BUSINt5S
Mznaqement
29. Abdul A. Rasheed
From: Associ ate Professor (Tenure
Management IOG 9 60,824
To: Associate Pro+essor (Tenure)
and Acting Chair
Management 91 1 100 9 66.449
Marketing
30. Carl Mc5aniel
From; Professor {Tenure)
and Cha i r Parket i ng
To; Professor (Tenure)
and Chair Marketing
FirldnCe and Real Estate
31. J. David Diltz
From: Professor (Tenwe 1
and Chair
1 inawe and Real Estate
To : Professor (Tenure)
and Chdir
Finan~e and Real Estate 9/ 1 100 9 85.558
32. Ronald C. Rutherford 16
From: Assoc~ate Professor (Tenure)
Finance and Real Estate 1UO 9 00.000
To: Associate Professor (Tenure)
Finance and Real Estate 91 1 100 9 80,000
GuuldlMaytield Professcrship 911 SUPLT 3 6,014
inform at^ on Systems acd Mmagement Sc i ences
33. Mary M. Whi teside
Fr-om. Pro fessnr' ( Tentire) and Zhai r
Information Systerns
and Management Sci ences 100 9 80,837
To. Professor (Tenure) a ~ d Cha~r
I~~furmat~o~i Systems
and Mar~agement Sci enccs 9/1 100 9 81 ,634

THE UN 1 VERS ITY 9F TEXAS AT ARL 1 NZTOV
U. T. BOARD CF REGENTS' MEETING
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Conti rued)
Ftl l -tme
Saljrv
--
Effective % No.
Item, De~artment. Title, Name - Date - Time Mas.. Rate - RBC
APPOINTMENTS, PROYOTIONS , AND
SALARY INCREASES
[ACULTY SALARIES AND DEP4RTMENTAL EXPENSES
COLLEGE OF BUSItJESS
Informdtlon Systems and M~nagement Sc? ences
34. Feter P. Mykytyn
From: Associate Prufessor I-l enure)
Informat i on Systems
and Management Sci ences 100 9 65.933
To: Ass~ci ate Professor (Tenure)
and Acti rig Chal r
Informati on Systems
and Management Sc'ences 91 1 100 9 71 ,563
Economi cs
35. Robert Martin
From: Vrofess~r (Tenure)
and Chair
Econornl cs
To: Professor (Tenure)
and Chair
Econmi cs 9/ 1 130 9 85.144
Economics and EPA-UTA Envlronmental I~stitutelEconamics
36. Gerald I Nehman
From: Associate Pr~fessor
and Director
Ccgnom i cS 20 9 66.150
€PA-UTA Envi ronmental Institute 80 12 95.012
To: AssociatcProfessur'
and Director
Ec~llumi cs 91 1 20 9 68,935
EPA-UTA Envi ronmenta I Institute 91 1 80 12 98,804
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Computer Suience Engineering
37. Hee Y ong Youn
From: Associate Professur (Tenure)
Computer Sci ence Engi neeri ng 100 9 59.705
To: .4ssoci ate Professor ITe~ure)
Computer Scr ence Enq' neerf ng 9/1 100 9 59,750

THE UN I VERS I TY OF TEXAS AT AKL 1 NGTDN
U . 5. BOARC OF RFGENTS ' MEET I NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Continued)
- Iterr, D~partment, Title. Name
Full-time
Salary
Effective X No.
Ua te - Time Mos. Rate RBC
APPOINTMENTS, PROWT IONS. AND
SALARY INCREASES
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
38. Robert T. Hami l tor
From: Professor (Tenure)
and Assfstant Dean
Archi tecture
School of Arch i t ect u re
To: Frofessor (Tenure)
and Assistant Dean
Architecture 9I 1 94.53 9 52.414
School of Architecture 9i 1 5.47 12 71.727
39. Bill W. Boswell 20
From: Associate Professor (Tenure)
Architecture
Tu: Associate Professor (Tenure)
Archi tect ure 91 1 95 9 53.045
School of Archi tect~re 91 1 - 12 70,727
40. Carroll L. Wright 2 1
Fron: Associate Professor (Tenure)
Archi tecture 100 9 46,088
To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure)
Architecture 91 1 56 9 52,088
School of Archi tect.ure 31 1 44 12 69,451
CENTER FOR PROFESS 1 ONAL TEACHER EDUCATION
Cent~r for Pr0ft.s~ i or-ral Tedcher Educat I on
41. Charles W. Funkhouser
From: Professor {Tenure)
Center for Profess i ona 1
Teacher Eddca t i on
To: Professor

THE UN I VERS I TY OF TEXAS AT ARL I NGTOR
U. T. BOARD OF REGFKTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 3, 1996
AMENDMENTS 70 THE 1995-96 BUOGET
( Cont i nued)
TRANSFERS OF FUNDS
FACULT? SALARIES AND DEPARTMENTAL EXPENSES
Faculty Salary Savings
47. Am~unt of Transfer: $180.439.57
From: Fcculty Salary Savings
To: Graduate Incremental T!it40n - Liberal Arts
To transfer restricted FY 36 differential trli ticsn to the Dear
of Liberal Arts forb reimbursing the departments within the
Col 1 ege.
43. Amount of Transfer: 8136,707.41
From: Faculty Salary Savings
Tc : Graduate Incremental Ti~i t i on - Science
To transfer restricted FY 96 differential tuition to the Dean
of Science for re'mbursing the depdrtwnts within the
College.
GENERAL REVENUE
I nd i rect Cost Recover i es
44. Amount of Transfer : $706,007.07
From: Balance Subject ta Reappropri a t ior
To : Ind? rect Cost Recoveries
To reappropriate unexpendcd bdl ances at August 31, 1995 to the
departments receiving indirect cast recoveries for fiscal y?ar
1995-96.
BALANCE SUBJECT TO REAPPROPRIPTIOY
Texas Office o* State and Federal Relations
45. Amount of Transfer: $121.185.74
From: Balance Subject to Keappropriatlon
To: Texas Office of State ana Federal Relations
To set up State Matchirg Funds for the Texas Office of State
and F~deral &elations.
OES IGNATED FUhDS
Tclcpnone Registratm Fee - University
46. Amount of Transfer: 000.00
Fron- Telephone Regi stration fee - hi W 5 i ty
To: Campus Klasks Project
To transfer funds for a new account entitled "Camphs Kinsks
"roject" for the ourposc of p7 anri ing +or-, des i gni r~g , constructi ng .
equipping, and instail~ng information kicsks across UTA campus
during the next two years.
AR- 19

THE UN 1 VERS I TY OF TEXAS AT A,RL I NGTUN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET 1 NG
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS
The fol lowing agreement has been awarded, has bee^ approved by the Frecutive
Vi ce Chancel 1 or for Academic Af fai rs . and i s recornended for ra ti f ication by
t+e b. T. Board of 6egents .
1. Item: Head Track Coach
Salary Rate: $36,000.CO
Period: Septe~ber 6. 1995 through May 31, 1397
Descri pt~on
: Aqr-eement for employment of !lead Trdck Coach, John
Sauerhage. fGr the above designated period. O L ing ~ such
period, Mr. Sauerhage shall have the responsi bi 1 i ty for the
planning, su ervision and coordinat~on of a1 1 aspects of
the Tntcrcol ? egi ate Athletic program. Hi s performance
shall be subject to annua7 review by the President and, at
his discretion, he may be re1 i eved cf duties as Coach and
assigned to other duties within the institution for. the
period remai ni ng under t hi s ag reernent . Such emp 1 oyment
under this agreement is subject to the Cur~stitut~on anc
Bylaws of the National Col legiate Athl etlc Assoc~ation and
the Trans Arner~ ca Athletic Conference. the Rules and
Requlations of the Board of Regents of The University of
T~xas System and The Jniversity of lexas at Arlington. The
violation of the provisions ~f such constitc~tion, bylaws,
rules or regulations shall be grounds for suspecsion
without pay or di smi ssal .
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
The following listing of individuals ~ssigned the use of dovor or courtesy
cars owned by third parties has been administratively apgroved by the
Executive Vice Chancel lor for Academic Affairs and s recornended for
ralificatioq by the U. T. 3oard of Regents.
Fd ir Market
Period of Possession Value
De~a rtrnent /Name - ie- hic'rt? f rorn t u IBB Retai 1)
Office of the Interim Provost
George C. Wright 1995 Ford 8/8/95 g18197 $ ?? ,225
Intercoll egiate Athletics for Men
Edward L . %Tarter 1991 Toyotd 7/17/91 7/17/95 8.875
Gary A. White 1992 Pont~ac 5115194 3:31/95 9,550
Jeffrey W. Rodger: 1993 Ford 10/1/93 3; 13!95 14,800
Robert S. GI 11 1991 ISUZU 10/10/92 6i30/95 12,300
Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
Janine Smi th 1992 Honda 2/22/93 12/31/95 12.325

THE UNIVEKSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. r, BOARD DF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELUNEOUS CHARGES
Approval IS recommended for the fallowing complete listing of all laboratory
and supplemental fees for the 1996-97 academic year. Ihe fees have been
administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Academic
Aifai rs.
Ccurse Nunher
ARCH 1241
ARCH 1242
ARCH 2551
ARCH 2552
ARCH 3343
ARCH 3553
ARCH 3554
ARCH 4344
ARCH 4346
ARC!! 4348
ARCH 4349
ARCH 4556
ARCH 4557
ARCH 5343
ARCH 5344
ARC3 5348
ARCH 5349
ARCH 3591
ARCH 3592
ARCH 5593
ARCH 5594
ARCH 5670
ARCH 5671
ARCH 5672
INTT! 3343
lNTD 3345
1NTU 3553
INTD 3555
lNTD 4345
INTD 4368
INTD 4369
INTO 4362
YNTD 4563
LARC 5320
LARC 5321
[.ARC 5323
LARC 5324
LARC 5325
LARC 5332
LARC 5536
LARC 52,41
LARC 5342
LdRC: 5344
LARC 5346
LARC 5350
LARC 5351
LARC 5352
LARC 5353
LkRC 5623
LARC 5593
Course Ti tl?
OES iGN COMM I
DESYGN COMM I1
DSGN & DRAW I
DSGH & DRAW I I
DESIGN COMM 11 I
DES STU: ARCH I
DES STU :ARCH I 1
ZONCEP I DRA~
20NSTRUCT DRW I
ARCH PHOTO I
ARCH PHOTO IT
DES ST ARCH TI1
DES STU ARCH I V
ARCH GRAPH I I
CONCEPT DRaW
PRIN ARCH PHOTO
ADV ARCH PHOTO
LES STUDIO I:
CES STUDIO II
DES STUDIO I1 1
OES STUDIO 11'
ADU DES STUDIO
AOV OES STUDIO
ADV OES STUDIO
INT OES COM 111
INT DES CDM I V
DES ST INTD I
DES ST l NTD I I
ARCH GRAPHILS
lNTD DETAillNG
FUR DES 8 CONST
OES ST IN70 I I I
OES ST INTD IL1
COMM FOR LARC
ADV COM LARC I I
rss IN LARC EC
LA & ENV ART
COL WKS SEY INAR
PLANT I NG DESIGN
PLANT1 WG DES
LAND TECH I
l AND TECH I1
PARK PLANNING
IRP.IGATION TECII
LA COMPUTER APP
413v cnc1
GIs IN INV PLAN
FUT OF COMP LA
TEACH I NG PRACT
ZNDl PR9B
LABOR4TORY FEES
Current
Fee
$13
13
13
13
13
13
13
0
13
16
16
13
13
0
0
16
16
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
Proposed
Fee
8 24
2 4
24
24
2 4
2 4
2 4
2 4
2 4
3 0
30
7 4
2 4
2 4
2 3
3 0
3 0
2 3
2 4
2 L
2 L
2 4
2 4
24
2 4
24
24

Course Numbe t
LARC 5660
LARC 5661
LARC 5662
LARC 5663
LARC 5664
LARC 5665
LARC 5666
/ARC 5667
EDUC 4001
EOUC 4002
EDUC 4003
EDUC 4004
EDUC 4302
EDUC 4303
EOUC 4304
EDUC 4305
EDUC 4206
EDUC 4314
EDUC 4315
EOUC 4316
ECUC 4318
EDUC 4319
EDffC 4340
EDdC 4341
EDJC 4342
EDUC 4346
EDUC 4352
EDUC 4353
EOUC 4370
EDUC 4371
EDUC 4372
FDUC 4376
EOLC 4392
EDLC 4492
EDUC 4592
EDUC 4647
EDUC 4653
EDUC 4656
EDUC 4670
tUUC 467;
EDI!C 4672
EDUC 4676
EDIIC 3692
EDUC 495C
EDUC 4351
CDUC 3952
tDUC 4954
EDUC 4955
EDUC 5302
EDUC 5303
EDUC 2304
EDUC 5315
EDUC 5318
EDIIC 5319
FOUC 5381
FDUC 5382
EOUC 5383
THE UNIVERSlTY OF TXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOP.RD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
LABORATORY FEE 5
C-
ENH ICH STUDIO
DES STUDTO I
DESIGN STUDIO 2
nESIGN STUDIO 3
OESIGN STUDIO 4
CESIGN STUDIO 5
DES STUDIO 4s
DCS STUDIO 5S
FIELD-BASED ELEM TC9 PREP
FIELD-BAStD ELEM TCH RES
FIELD-BASED SEC TCH PREP
FIELU-BASED SEC TCH RES
LANGUAGE ARTS
ELEM MATH & SC1
soc STU ELE SCH
ELEM SCI
ELEM MATH
AFPL OF INSTR
PRAC SEC CLASS
AP INSTR SEC
EC & K PHL&CUR
EC & K MET MAT
AD9L IN SEC SCHOOL
CLASS MGMT 8 ORGAN
FIELD-BASED APP INST SEC
SCHool CULT & TCti PROP
TCH DIV POP
TECH BASICS & APP
ELEM FIELD-BASED SOC STUD
ELEM FIELD-BASED SCI
ELEM F I ELD-BASED MATH
FLD BASLD ELEM RES
PRACT iN INSTR
FRAC IN INSTR
PRAC IN INSTR
t IEID-BASED SEC TCH PSEP RES
STU9 TFA KIND
STUO TWC ESL
STUD TEAC SEC
STUD TEAC ELSEC
ST TEACH ELEM
FIELD-BASEC ELEM TCH PREP RES
PRAC IN INSTR
STUO TEAC SEC
ssui TEAL ELSEC
ST TEACH ELEM
STUD TEA KELEM
STUD TEA FSLRE
SLI IN ELEM SCH
MATH&SC 1 ELEM
SOC STUD ELEM
WEAR PRAC
EC h K PHIL & CUR
Cc & K METHODS
POL LEG EDUC
EDUC ADMlN
PQ 1 NC I PALSH IP
Current
Fee
9 13
0
13
13
13
13
13
13
25
25
25
25
2
:
5
5
2
5
5
2
2
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
+
3
5
0
5
5
25
5
5
c,
u
5
5
25
5
5
5
5
5
5
0
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
0
Proposed
lee
$24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
25
25
25
25
2
2
5
5
5
2 -
5
5
2
2
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
25
5
5
5
25
5
5
5
5
5
25
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
--

Course Number
MSE 5342
ART 1302
ART 1303
ART 1304
ART 1347
AKT 1348
ART 2350
ART 2351
ART 2354
ART 2355
ART 2359
ART 3331
ART 3345
ART 3346
ART 3347
ART 3349
ART 3351
ART 3353
ART 3354
ART 3355
ART 3360
ART 3363
ART 3371
ART 4100
ART 2191
ART 6291
ART 4341
ART 4343
ART 4314
ART 4345
ART 4353
ART 4354
ART 4355
ART 4356
ART 4357
ART 9358
ART 4359
ART 4360
ART 4363
ART 4366
ART 4371
ART 4391
P,RT 4393
ART 4394
5CMN 2357
BCMN 2358
DCMN 3340
BCMN 3350
BCMN 3355
BCMN 3356
DCMN 3357
BCMN 4193
BCMN 4340
BCMN 4357
BCMN 43613
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
XRAY METALLURGY
TWO-3 DESIGN
THRFC - D DESIGN
SIGHT & PERCEPT
DRAW I NG
!NTERMED DRAW
INTRO MAR SCREENWRIT
SURVEY GRAPH COMF
GRAPH TYPOGR
GRAPP LAYOUT
INTRC PHOTO
SCULPTURE
PR I NTMAK ING
PAPER MAKING
ADV DRAW
WATER PAINT
GWPH ILLUS
METAL JEW
GRAPH SYMBOL
GRAPH METHOD
INTCR PHOTO
CLAY
PAINT JNG
PRO PRACTICE
IKDEP STUEY
TRDEP STUDY
AGV SCULPTURE
ADV CL4Y
ALT PHOTO PROC
ADV PRINT
ADV METALS
AD$ SCREENWRIT
GRAPH APP
GRAPH PRO PREP
GRAPH AD DtS
GRAPH COMPUTER
AD\' PHDI O
COLOR PHOTO
STUU 10 PHOTOG
AD\ 30 CONCEPT
AD\, PAINT
INOEP STUDY
SPtC STUDY 2-D
SPEC STUDY 3/4 -D
RADIO P2UDCTIOM
TV WORKSHOP
ELECT NEWS
TV REPORTING
BDC ANNOUNCE I
BDC ANNOUNCE T I
RADIO PROD
SPEC r AL TOP rcS
NEE PRACTICUM
RAD COMFFRC IAL
CABLE OPER
CABORATORY FEES
Current Pro~csed
- . Fee
F;?
$15 $15

Nuinher
GEOG 1435
GEoG 1440
GEOG 2455
GEOG 1465
MYST 0101
MUSI 0102
MUSI 0103
MUSI 0104
MUSI 0106
MUSI 0108
MUSI 0109
MUSI 0110
MllS T 0111
MbSI 0112
MU51 0113
MUSI 0214
MUSl 0115
MUSI 0116
MU51 0117
MUSl 0118
MUSl 0119
MUSI 0171
MUSI 0122
MUST 0123
MUSI 0124
MUSI 0125
MUST 0126
MUSI 0127
MUSI 0128
NUS1 0129
MUSI 0172
MU51 0173
MUSI 0182
MU51 1103
NUS: 1104
MUS: 1180
MUSI 1181
MUSI 2103
MU51 2104
YUSI 2180 ---
1 2181
MUSI 3101
MUSl 3391
MUSI 3397
MUSl 4101
MUSI 4193
MUST 4491
MIJSI 4432
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTOI4
U. T. GOARD OF REGENTS' MFETING
Course Title PHYSICAL GEOG
PHYS GEOGRAPHY
EARTH ' S CLIMATE
EARTH ' S LANDFXM
MARCHING BAN0
WIND ENSEMBLE
CONCEPT BAND
A CAP CHOIR
CHAM SINGERS
UNlV SINGERS
KEYBOAW ENS
WOOOW IND ENS
BRASS CHOIR
JAZZ ORCH
ACCOMPANY l NG
PERC €145
MTHtAIOPERA LA9
JAZZ BAND :I
TROMBONE CHOIR
MARCH FERC
JAZZ BAND I1 I
COLOR GUARD
JAZZ CM30
JAZZ ENSEMBLE
FLUTE CHOIR
SAX CHOIR
STR I NG QUARTET
rUBA ENS
ORCHESTRA
NEW MUSiC ENS
TNST LA8 ENS
CHORAL LA8 ENS
MUS RDG LAB
BRASS CLASS
WOOOW I NO
FUNCT P lANO
FUCTL P14NO I1
STRlF4G CLASS
PERC CLASS
FUCTL PIANO I11
FUCTL PIANO IV
FNG & FR DICT
C3MPQS IT i ON 1
C3MPCSITION IT
GER & ITAL D1CT
CHOR 4PP COND
COMPOSITION I I I
COMPOS 1 l ION I V
LABORATORY FEES
Curr~nt
Fee
$5

Wrse N~rnber
DNCA 0130
ONCA 0131
CNCA 0132
DNCA 0134
DNCA 0135
DYCA 0136
DYCA 0139
ONCA 1232
DNCA 1235
DNCE 3210
DNCE 4310
EXSS 4312
DNCE 4332
EXSA Oli)l
EXSA 0105
EX5A 0107
EXSA 0108
EXSA 0145
EX5A 0120
EXSA Old0
EXSA 0154
EXSA 0156
EXSA 0157
EXSA 0'158
EXSA 0166
EXSA 0167
tXSA 0170
EXSA 0171
EXSA 0172
EXSA 0173
EXSA 0174
EXSA 0177
EXSA 0178
EXSA 018c
EXSA 0181
EXSA 0184
EXSA 3191
tXSA 2240
EXSA 1246
EXSA 1247
EXSA 1248
EXSP, !249
EXSA 1259
cxss 1101
LXSS 1103
EXSS 1105
EXSS 1110
EXSS 1114
EXSS 1116
EXSS 2118
EXSS 1124
EXSS 1214
EXSS 2220
EXSS 2330
THE UNIVERSlTY OF TEXAS AT ARL IliGTON ,
U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETlYG
Course Title-
CNTRY & WSTRN DANCE
BALLROOM 3ANCE
MODERN DANCE
TAP DANCE
BALLET
JAZZ DANCC
DANCE PERFORM
INT MOD DANCE
1NT BALLET
DANCE l MPROV 1 S
DANCE PRODUCTN
INTEG DNC PRNS
CHOREOGRAPHY
ARCHERY
BADM I NTON
MARTIAL ARTS
BASKETBALL
BEG FEPICING
BOk'L I NG
GOLF
FlTNi5S WALK
JOG FOR FITNESS
AEROB IC DANCE
PHYS CGND
RACQUETBALL
SOCCER
BEG SWIM
WATER POLO
SW IM-FITNESS
INTiADV SWIM
WATER AEROB 1 CS
TENNIS
TENNIS -AOV
VOLLEYBALL
AOV VOLl EY BALL
WEIGHT TR
DESIG ACT
HLTHY L IFESTY LES
SELF DCF NOKEN
EMER WAT!? SFTY
WEIGHT MANGMNT
SCUBA DI'iING
ADVAMCLD SCUBA
BASKET EBAL l
SOCCER
VDLL FY BALL
DANCE
TENNIS
TUMBL 1 NG
AQUATICS
BP LA3
BiOPH PR HU EV
LIFEGRD TWIN
ATHCEFE IYJURY
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
LABORATORY FEES
Cur rent Proposed
- Fee Fee
$0 $7

Course Number
EXSS 2340
EKSS 3220
EXSS 3301
EXSS 3306
EXSS 3315
EXSS 3388
EXSS 4300
EXSS 4315
EYSS 5306
EXSS 5338
EXSS 5320
ANTH 2307
ANTH 3309
ANTH 4305
ANTH 5330
THEA 1304
THEA 2306
THEA 2352
THEA 3300
THEA 3301
THEA 3304
THEA 3305
THEA 3313
THEA 3312
THEA 3315
THEA 3341
THEA 3346
THEA 4300
THEA 4301
THEA 4305
THEA 43116
THE/\ 4341
NURS 3320
NURS 3331
NURS 3334
NURS 3351
NURS 3532
NURS 3561
NURS 3652
NURS 3653
NURS 3681
EllURS 2831
FIURS 4362
MURS 4463
NURS 4531
NURS 4541
FvURS 4561
hURS 4571
NUHS 4581
NURS 4653
NURS 4653
NLIRS 4654
NdRS 4671
NURS 5308
NURS 5212
NURS 5316
THE UP1 I VE2S ISY OF TEXAS AT ARL I liGTO!i
U . T. HOARD OF REGFNTS ' MEETING
Course T i t l ~
SKIMMING INSTR
L IFFGRD INSTR
BIOMECH HUM MOU
MOTOR I NTECRAT
PHYS DF EXER
TH?Y KTR OEVLP
APP EXER PHYS
FITNESS MEASUKt
PRN BIOM EX & S
NEUK FN EX & SP
APPL EXER PHfS
0 I OL ANTHR3POLOGY
HUMAN E VOL UT I ON
METH 8iOL ANTH
ANTHROP METHODS
STAGECRAFT I
CRAFT COSTUME
ACT 2 SCN STDY
DIRECTING I
SCEYE DESIGN 1
STAGtCRAFT 2
LIGHT DESIGN I
CREATIVE DRAMA
THEA PROD CHILE
THEA MAKEUP
ACT I11 : ADV SCENE
STAGE COMBAT
DIRECTING - 2
ACT 4 DIALECTS
SCENE DESIGN I1
LIGHT DES I1
ACT PHOk ESS ION
HSG ASSESS
COMM HLT I I
POP FOCIIS PRAC
FAMILY PLAN
INTRO NU45 1 NS
MED-SURG NURS
OPERATING ROOM
EMERGENCY NURS
PSYCli NURSING
PqO hSG SEM I I
COMM NSG I
f I
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
ADV POP FOCUS
PEDI - ADOL NURS
00 NIIRS I NG
PRO NSG $EM IV
PRO NSG SEM V
ADVANCED hURS
NSG EXTERN
ISSUES IN NSG
ACVANCEO ?ED l
NURS MANAGEMNT
INTRU COMPUTERS
ILE4DERSHI P OUTCOMES MGMT
AUj NURS ASSESS
Current
Fee
$2
2
2
2
2
0
3
3
2
2
0
5
10
10
10
20
20
2 0
30
20
20
20
20
20
70
0
10
30
20
20
2 0
20
10
2
4
2;
25
10
13
10
4
8
4
12
A
4
4
5
2
2
5
4
2
C)
25
Proposed
Fee
$2
2
3

Course Number
NURS 5320
NURS 5327
NURS 5329
NURS 5330
NURS 5335
NURS 5356
NURS 5337
NURS 5340
NURS 5341
NURS 5342
NURS 5350
NURS 5381
NURS 5393
NURS 5394
NURS 5416
NURS 5417
NURS 5420
NURS 5421
NURS 5424
NURS 5425
NUB 5426
NUKS 5429
NURS 5431
NURS 5432
NURS 5435
NURS 5442
NURS 5443
NURS 5445
NURS 5446
NURS 5524
NURS 5531
NURS 5532
NURS 5506
NURS 5542
NURS 5543
NURS 5545
NURS 5546
FURS 5926
NURS 5933
NURS 5937
NURS 5944
NURS 5947
FCIIRS 5630
6IOL 1282
BIOL la49
BTOL 2451
BIOL 2453
6lOl 2454
BTOL 2457
BtOL 2458
BiOL 3170
BlOl 3181
BYOL 3341
B;OL 3313
Blot 3344
B101- 3348
BlOL 3350
BlOL 3353
8101 3442
BraL 3452
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Ll. T . BOAKU OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
C n
CASE MANA CHILE
ANALYSIS OF THEOR 1 ES
NURS EDUCATOR
CLIN DECIS13N MAKING
NURS PRACT I I
CL JN SPEC I
CLZN SPEC II
NSG ADMlN I11
NURS ADMIN ROLF TI
NURS ADMIN IV
ADV NURS R0I.E
PROG €VAL NURS
AOV CL PRACT I
ADV CL FRACT I I
CRIT CARF NLRS I
CRIT CARE NURS II
ADULT NURS I
ADULT NURS II
PSYCH NSG I
PSYCH NSG I1
PSYCH NGS I11
NURSE EDUCATOR
FAMILY NSG I
FAMILY NSG 11
ACUTE CAR€ NSG I
CHILD NSG 1
CHILD NSG 11
GERI /ADULT I
GER I /ADULT I J
PSYCH NU& I
FAMILY NSG I
FAMILY NSG I1
ACUTE CAR: NSG I
FfBRUARY 8, 1996
LABORATORY FEES
CHILD NSG I
CHILD NSG 11
GERI/ADULT I
GERI /ADULT I
PSYCH MENTAL HLTH I I1
FAMILY NSG III
ACUTE CARE NSG I I
CHILD NSG 111
GER T /ADULT I I 1
ADY NUSS PRAC
INTRO BlOL
PRIN Blot
GEN MICROBIO
GEt4 ZOOLOG'(
GEM BOTANY
ANAT AND PHYS
ANAT AND PHYS
LIKNOLOGY
LAB IN GENETICS
ENTrnOLObY
GEN MYCOLOGY
PLAVT MORPHOLE
PLAYT SYSTEMAT
DETERM dACT
PATH 8AZT
PRIN ANIM PrfVSI
COUP VERP ANAT
Curt-eri 1
Fee
$ 2
5
10
4
2
2
4
4
4
5
2
2 2
5
6
4
4
4
4
4
5
25
10
0
7s
10
25
10
4
25
10
0
25
10
25
10
0
2
0
2
2
5
22
20
30
30
30
20
30
2 0
20
20
30
30
30
32
31
30
30
Propoced
Fee
s 2
2
5
10
4
2
4
4
4
5
2
3
1
2
5
6
4
4
4
4
4
5
25
10
25
25
10
25
10
4
25
10
13
25
1D
25
10
2
2
2
'I
1
2
5
27
20
30
30
30
20
30
30
20
20
30
3 0
30
30
30
30
3 0

Course Number
BlOL 3455
BIOL 3457
BIOL 4189
BIOL 4289
BIOL 4343
BIOL 4348
BIOL 4388
BIOL 4445
BIOC 4450
BIN 4455
BIOL 5342
BIOL 5343
BIOL 5345
BIOL 5353
BlOL 5353
BIOL 5359
BIOL 5365
BIOL 5390
BIOL 5442
BIcL 5449
CHEM 1284
CHtM 1445
CHEM 1446
CHEY 1451
CHEY 1463
CHEM 2180
CHEM 2181
CHEM 2182
CHEM 2380
LHEM 2451
CHEM 3181
CHEM 3182
CHEM 424?
CHEP 4346
CHEP 4380
CHEM 4381
:HEM 4461
:HEM 5461
GEOL 1135
GEOL 1435
GEOL 1436
GEOL 1445
GFOI 1456
GEOL 1455
GEOL 1165
GEOL 2445
GEOL 2446
GEOL 2490
GEOL 3183
GEOL 3184
GEOL 3185
~ ~ o t
3441
GEOL 3442
GEOL 3443
GEOL 3687
GEOL 4342
GEOL 4395
GEOL 4350
GEOL 4402
GEOI 4443
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLLNGTOM
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' YEETI NG
Course I i tle
INVERT ZOOL
GEN ECCL
RESEARCH
RESLARCH
PLANT ANATOMY
AQUATIC BIOLOGY
I NST - TECH 01 OL
AUV GEN MICRO
PARAS ITOLW
VERT PHYS'IO
ICHTHYOLOGY
HERPETOLOGY
ORNITHOLOGY
SCAh ELECMICROS
AQUATIC BIOLOGY
4DV GENETICS
IMAGE ANALYSIS
LX METHOOS 810
YERT PHYS
PARAS ITOLOGY
GFN CHEM LAB
CHEM NON-SCI
CHEM NDN-SCI
GEM 0IOL CHEM
FORENS I C CHEM
RESEARCH
ORG CHEM LAB
ORG CHEM LAB
RESEARCH
QUANT ANALYSIS
PAYS CHEM LA6
PdYS :HEM LAB
LAB TNEC BIOCH
ADV SYN METH
UNDRGRAD RCSRH
HONORS RESRCH
IMST ANALY 5 IS
ANALY T INSTRUMT
GEOL LAB
PtiYSICAL GEOL
H ISTOR ICAL GEOL
PHYS GEOL
IiTSTORICAL GEOL
EARTH'S CLIMATE
EAUH ' S LANDFCHMS
M 1 Y ERALOGY
1G & META PETRU
COMP & BASIC STATS
DlNOSAURIA LA8
OCEAN0 LAB
METEOROLOGY LAB
PALEONTOLOGY
STPAT & SEU PET
STRUCTURAL GEQL
FIELD GEUL
STRAT PALE0
OPT Ml NERALOGY
GEO ENERGY RES
CWDUT tH MODEL
SEDI MENTOLOGY
ErBRUARY 8, 1996
LABORATORY FEES
Current
Fee -
$30
10
1D
20
30
39
5
30
30
30
10
10
2C
30
30
10
0
10
30
30
15
15
Proposed
Fee
$30
10
10
20
30
30
5
30
30
30
10
10
20
30
30
10
25
10
30
30
15
15

Course Number
GEOL 4446
GEOL 5313
GEOG l435
GEOG 1440
PHYS 1188
PIiYS 1288
PHYS 1401
PHYS 1402
PHYS 1441
PHYS Id42
PHYS 1443
PHYS 1444
PHYE 1445
PHYS 2446
PHYS 2445
PHYS 3183
PHYS 3366
PHYS 3445
PHYS 3446
PHYS 3445
PHYS 3446
PHYS 4181
PHYS 4185
PHYS 4281
PSYC 2443
DSYC 3142
PSYC 3144
PSYC 3145
PSYC 3420
PSYC 4181
PSYC 4281
PSYC 4381
PSYC 4398
PSYC 5191
FSYC 5291
PSYC 5391
FSYC 5398
PSYC 56%
PSYC 6399
PSYC 6699
PSYC 6999
SOCW 6378
ClRP 5330
CIRP 5331
CIRP 5332
CIRP 5333
THE UN TVERS lTY OF TEXAS AT ARLZ MGT3N
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
C~urse Tit1 e
ADV I&M PETROL
CAR0 PETRO
INTRO TCI GEOG
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
SPEC PRGB
SPtCIAL PROBLEM
PHYSICS FOR N SCI I
PHYSICS FOR N scr I I
GEN LOLL PHYS
GEN CDLL PHYS
GEN TECH PHYS
GEN TECH PHYS
ASTRONOMY I
ASTRONOFY I I
ELECTROhICS
MODERN PHYC LAB
PRECOL PHY SCI
OPTlCS
NUCLEAR PHYS!CS
OPTICS
NUCLEAR ?HYS I CS
SPECIAL PROBLEM
CLCCTkMAG LAt
SPECIAL PROBLEM
EXPERIMNTL PSY
LAB PHYSIO PSY
SOCIAL PROC t4B
COGN PROC LAB
EXP AN BEHAUI3R
RES IN PSYCH
RES iN PSYCH
KES IN PSYCH
HONORS THES IS
RESEARCH IN PSY
RESEARCH IN PSY
RCSEPRCH IN PSY
THESIS
THESIS
D ISSERTAT;ON
ISSE2TAT ION
0 ISSE2TATION
SELF REG NETH
PROJECT PLAN
PROJECT PLAN
PROJECT PLAN
PPOJECT PMN
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
LAsORATORY FEES
Current Pronosed
, -
F e e Fee
$ 2 8 2
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5 5

Course Num~er
ARCH 1301
ARCH 1302
ARCH 2300
ARCH 2303
ARCH 2304
ARCH 4305
ARCH 4306
ARCH 4307
ARCH 4308
ARCH 4309
ARCH 4310
ARCH 4311
ARCH 4312
ARCH 4314
ARCH 4315
ARC;) 4316
ARCY 4317
ARCH 4318
ARCH 4320
ARCH 4329
ARCH 4330
ARCH 4348
ARCH 4349
ARCH 4353
ARCH 5201
ARCH 5302
ARCh 5303
ARCH 5304
ARCH 5305
ARCH 5307
ARCH 5308
ARCH 5389
ARCH 5310
ARCH 5311
ARCH 53;2
ARCH 53;3
ARCH 5314
ARCH 5315
ARCH 5316
ARCH 5317
ARCH 5318
ARCH 5319
ARCH 5320
ARCH 5321
ARCH 5329
AYCI I 5395
TUTD 3305
LARC 5312
LARC 5313
LARC 532'1
LARC 5330
LARC 5350
LARC 5351
1 ARC 5352
LARC 5352
LARK 5382
ACCT 23U1
ACCT 2,703
ACCT 3303
ACCT 3311
TI 1E UN 1 VERS ITY OF TLXAS AT ARLINGTON
u. T. BOARD OF REGtNTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
COURSE SPECIFIC INCIDENTAL FEES
Courw Title
INTR ENV DES I
SUR ARCH PRlN
MSTRWKS W ARCH
HIST ARCH DES I
H IST ARCH DES I I
CITY OF RMF
URBAh DES THEOR
THEOR CITY PLAN
t1ST URBAN FORM
CITY OF LONDON
AMERICAN ARCH
ARCH THEORY
POETICS-~~ ARCH
HIST DRES & REST
HIST & ARCH DES
MOD ARCH 1
MOD ARCH 11
REN ARCH
BAR ARCH
COMP & DES
ENER USE CONSV
ARCH FHOTC I
ARCH PHOTG II
HISP CF LARC
PRIN ARCH
LYRICISM ARCH
HIST ARCH I
HlST ARCH I I
CITY OF ROME
CITY PLANN I NG
THEOR CITY PLAN
CITY OF LOVICUN
AMER ARCH PO 1317
ARCH THEORY
POFTl CS OF ARCE
HIST RESTOfiATlCN
HIST RES & PRES
TOF ARCH HIST
MOO ARCH I
MOD ARCH 1 I
REN ARCH
HOUSlNG DESIGN
BAR3QUE ARCH
ADVAN COMP APPL
ARC8 COM GRAPH
TUPICS IN ARCH
HIST TNTD
H 151 / I HEORY I
HIST/THEORY I1
ADV CDM LARC II
COMPAMTI VE STRUCTURES
LA COMPCTER APP
ADV CAD
GI5 IN INV PLAN
FUT OF C3MP LA
SEM IN U?BAN DESlGN
PRlN ACCOUNT I
?RTN ACCOUNT II
ACCT SYSTEMS
FIN ACCT T
Current Proposed
Fee Fee
$15 $20

ACCT 3315
ACCT 4301
ACCf 4302
ACCT 4304
ACCT 4318
ACCT 5301
ACCT 5302
ACCT 5310
ACCT 5311
ACCT 5313
ACCT 5314
ACCT 5316
ACCT 5217
ACCT 5321
ACCT 5322
ACCT 5329
ACCT 5335
ACCT 5336
ACCT 5339
ACCT 5340
ACCT 5341
ALCT 5342
ACCT 534s
ACCT 5347
ACCT 5352
ALCT 5353
ACCT 6309
ACCT 6310
ACCT 6311
€CON ,7305
ECON 2306
:CON 3318
ECON 4311
FCON 4325
ECON 5313
ECON 5329
€CON 5336
€CON 5337
ECUN 6336
€CON 6333
FTNA 3313
FlNA 5311
FJNA 5328
REAE 3325
MANA 3323
MANA 5328
M,4RK 4311
MARK 4322
MARK 5327
MARK 5328
MARK 5330
MARK 5336
MARK 5340
MARK 5395
MARK 3398
MARK 6305
MP.RK 6306
THE UN l Y ERS ITY OC TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
Course Title
INC TAX TNDIV
TAX-OTPER EYT
MG' PLAN B CONT
COS l ACCT
AUDITING
ACCT ANAL J
ACCT ANAL I:
INTRO BUS TAX
FIN ACCT I
SOFTWARE TOOLS
INC TAX INDlVTD
AUDIT CONCEPTS
COST ACCT
FINANCIAL ACCT
MGT PLAN&CONT
SUR'dEY ACCT SYS
SYSTEM DESIGN
SYSTEM TOPICS
TAX PLAR & KtS
TAX OTHER ENTIT
TAX FROB PARTN
TAX PROBICORP
CONT TAX ISSU
FED TAX EST GFT
AllDTT EDP SYS
ACCT STAT TECH
SEM ACCT RFS
SEM ACCT RES
SEM ACCT RES
PRlN MACAO ECO
PRIN MICRO ECO
€ CONQMETR I CS
MANAGERIAL EC3
FLUCTUATIONS
MANAGERIAL ECO
RES METH
CCDNOMETRI CS
aus ECO FORC
ADV ECONOMETRIC
SEM QUANT ECON
BUS FINANLE
BUS FIN MGT
SEM PORT THEOEY
R E FlJND
OPER4TIONS MGT
OPERAT I ONS MGT
HKTG RESEARCH
YARKET I NG POL
RES MARKET DEC
PRODUCT MGT
SERV MARK MANA
A3V RESEARCH AN
M U STRATESY
FIELD RESEARCH
FIELD RESEARCH
MARK YODELS 'I
MARK MODELS I1
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
Fee
$15
15
15

mrse Number
POMA 3306
POYA 3308
POMA 3309
POMA 4301
POMA 4305
POIIA 4307
POMA 4308
POMA 5361
PUMA 5363
POMA 5365
POMA 5367
POMA 5369
POMA 6371
A E 2180
A E 4314
A € 5301
A t 5302
A E 5303
A E 5305
A E 5310
A E 5326
A E 5327
A € 5328
A E 5331
A E 5338
A E 5342
A t 5343
A E 5344
A E 5345
A E 5346
A E 5347
A E 5348
il E 5350
A E 5355
A E 6314
BME 5390
BME 5391
BME 6197
BMF 6297
BME 6397
BME 6697
BME 6999
THE UN I 'i ERS ISY OF TEXAS AT ARL I NGTON
U T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
WRSE SPECIFIC INCENTAL FEES
Zour~e Title
MANAGMT SCI
PROD OP MANA
PROD OP MANA 3 1
COMP MQLS POM
SIM IN OPS MANF
QLTY PLN ANLY
APP OF POMA
INTRO TO POM
MAT RES PLAN
KFG TECH MGT
QUAL ITY MGT
LOG I ST I CS MODEL
INTEGRATED MFG
SOPH 4 E LAB
CONTROL SYSTEMS
ADV TPC AEROOYN
ADV FLIGHT MECH
WINGS R BODIES
LAM BND LAYERS
AFRO S IM DESIGN
ADV PRDPULS ION
COMP AERO T
COMP AERO II
INTGR €0 IN ENG
AERO NAV ANALYS
ADV GASDYN 1
ACV GASDYN II
H I -TEMP GASDY NAM I CS I I
RAOlUACT GASDYYAMICS
MOLECULAR GASDVNAM ICS
EXPER M t TH IN HYPER AERO
HYPER PROP
HIGH TEMP COMP
DES OF HYPER VEH STRUC
SPACE MIS OtSGN
RES PROJECT
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DISSERTATION
ADV STRUCT 4NAL
TRAFFIC ENGI
MECY OF MAT 1 I
WATER RES & CON
REIN CONCR DCSI
STR DES METALS
OPEN CONDUIT
SENIOR PROJECT
THRY STRUCT I
MATRI X METHODS
STRUCT PLASTICS
AR- 34
Froposed
Fec
B 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
13
0
0
0
0
0
C:
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Cobr~e Number
C E 5308
CSE 1301
CSE 1306
CSE 1310
CSE 1315
CSE 2310
CSE 2315
CSE 2320
CSE 2441
CSE 3302
CSF 3310
CSE 3315
CSE 332fl
CSE 3322
CSE 3442
CSE 4191
CSE 4291
CSE 4301
CSE 4303
CSE 4305
CSE 4308
CSE 6320
CSE 431;
CSC 4312
THE UNIVERSITY OF [EXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
-1FIC INCIDENTAL FEES
Course Ti t7e
MASONRY STRUC
PRESTRESS CONCR
CGNCRETE DES I
CCNCRETE DES IT
ADV MECH MATLS
PHYS/CHEM PR I
PHYS/CHEM PR II
PR4FFIC OPERATN
CO~TROL SYSTEMS
OPEN CHAN FLOW
SURF WATER HYDR
GRD- WATER HYDRO
STRU SOIL INTER
EARTH 5.1 KUCTURE
SEEPAGE ANAL
EARTH/ROCK DAMS
MASTERS PROJ
MASTERS PROJ
THESIS
ADVANCED TOPICS
TRANSIT PL & OP
PLAN MOOELS TRA
CONSTITUTIVE TH
STORMWATER MODI
DlSP MODELING
ADV WATER QUA
NATL WATER SYST
THRY STRUCT I1
FINITE ELEMEN 1
STRUC DYNAMICS
ADV PROJ CIV ENG
AOV PROJ CIV ENG
ADV PROJ CIV ENG
GRAPHICS/ENGRS
CUMPllTER LITERACY
COMF PRK APPL
INTRO COMP l PRO
INTERMED PROG
ASSEMBLY & C
DISCKETE STRUC
DES AMY ALGOR
COMP QRG & CUGIC
ALGORITHM I C LAN
SOFTWARE ENGR
THEOR COKCEPTS
OPEWING SYST
COMP ARCh I
MICRO DESIGN I
T NDl V PR03 ECTS
i NO1 V PROJECTS
COMP METHCIDS
COMP GRAPd I CS
COMPILERS
ARTIF ZNTECL
CBJ-OSIEMT PHOG
SOFTWARE @ES TGN
DATABASE STRUCT
Current
Fee
8 10
10
10
10
5
15
15
5
10
5
5
5
15
'15
10
15
15
15
5
10
10
10
15
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10
5
15
10
10
10
15
15
15
15
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
35
25
2 5
15
25
25
35
25
25
25
25
25
Proposed
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$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
a
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
a
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
0

Course Number
CSE 4313
CSE 4315
CSE 4316
CSE 4317
CSE 4319
CSE 4323
CSE 4325
CSE 4342
CSE 4344
CSE 4356
CSE 4357
CSE 4391
CSE 4332
CSE 5191
CSE 5302
CSE 5306
CSE 5307
CSE 5308
CSE 5311
CSE 5312
CSE 5313
CSF 5315
CSE 5316
CSE 5324
2SE 5325
CSE 5328
CSE 5329
CSE 5330
CSE 5331
CSE 5343
CSE 5344
CSE 5345
CSE 5350
CSE 5351
CSF 5355
CSE 5360
CSE 5361
CSE 5362
CSE 5362
CSE 5365
CSE 5366
CSE 5391
CSE 5392
CSE 5395
CSE 5398
CSE 5441
C5E 5442
CSE 5698
CZE 6197
CSE 6306
THE UN IKRSTTY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOARD OF RFGENTS' MEETING
URSE SPECIFIC INCIDENTAL FEES
Course Title
S TGNAL PROCESS
ZNTRO T3 VLSI
CSE SYS DES I
CSE SYS DES I I
ENGR SYS SIM
COMP ARCH I I
COMP SYS PEkF EVAL
MICRO DES I1
COMP NEWK GRG
PARALLEL PROC
HONORS THESIS I
HONORS THESIS I1
If4DIV PkOJECTS
mrcs IN CSE
INDTV STUDY
ADV PROG C 8 ASM
OPEFATING SYS
PRCG LANG CNCPT
OBJ ORIENT P C++
DSGK 8 ANY ALGO
MATH LOGIC CS
MODEL & ANLY SY5
NUMERICAL METH
MODEL & SIMUL
SOFT ENG 1
SOFT ENG I1
SW DFV STUDIO I
SW OEV STUDIO I I
DATABASE SYS 1
DATABASE SYS I1
YJCRO SYST 11
COMP NtrWORKS
VLS 1 SYS DESIGN
COMP ARCHITEC
PARALLEL PRUC
COMP SYST PERF
ARPTF INTELL T
ARTIF INTELL I1
EXPERT SYSTEMS
NAT L ANG PROC
COMP GRAPHICS
DG SIGNAL PROC
NEURAL NETWORKS
INDIV STUDY ,-
TOPICS IN CS
MASTERS PROJ
TYESIS
DS LOGIC & COMP ORG
MICRO SYS I
THE5 I Z
RESEARCH
AOV OFR SYST
Current
Fee
-
8 25
P rupused
- Fee
0

Course Number
CSE 6312
CSE 6324
CSE 6330
CSE 6331
CSE 6350
CSE 6351
CSE 6352
CSE 6362
CSE 6363
CSE 6366
CSE 6367
CSE 6392
CSE 6397
CSE 6399
CSE 6697
CSE 6699
CSE 6997
CSE 6999
E E 2315
E E 2316
THE UNIVERSI-Y OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOAR3 OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
COURSE SPECIFIC INCIDENTAL FEES
Course T'itle
ADV FORMAL MET
ADV SOFT ENGR
D ISTR DATABASE
ADV DATABASE
ADV ARCHITECT
ADV PARALLEL & DS
f AULT TOL ERAWT
AOV ARTTF XNT
MACHINE LEARN
DG IMAGE PROC
COMP VISION
SPECIAL TOP lCS
RES €ARC11
DISSERTATION
RESEARCH
D I SSERTAT ION
RESEARCH
DISSERTATION
CIRCUIT ANLY T
CIRCUIT ANAL II
NUM SOL EE PRR
DIGITAL LA8
ENERGY CONVERS
ELECTRONICS 3:
ELECTRON lCS I I
APPL ELECTROMAG
COMP SOL PROB USIhG C
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tLECTROMAG II
?ROB & RAN SIG
DlGlTAL CIRCUil UEGN
EE PROJECT LAB
POWER SYST ENGR
PULS ELCTRN IC5,
PWR ELCTRNICS
HDWE DEP PROG USING C++
CONTRX SYSTFM
ROBOT I CS
DIGIT FlLTERlNS
VtSI DESIGN
MICROWAVES
TH&DES ANTENNAS
PMYS ELECTRON
INFO TRANS
DATA COMM ENG
MOOERN TELEPHONY
R F CIRCUIT DES
ADV YROB IN E E
POWER SYS DSGN
M : CROPROC DSGN
CONTR SYS DSGN
OPTICAL DSGN
Cur rent
Fee
6 25
25
Procosed

E E 5385
E E 5391
E E 5398
E t 5698
E E 6351
E E 6358
E E 6361
E E 6365
E E 6368
E E 6399
E F 6699
E M 5317
E M 5318
ENGR 2301
ENGR 23Q2
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGEYTS ' MEETIkG
FEORUARY 8. 1996
COURSE SPECIFIC INCIOENTAL FEE
Course Title
MICROWAVE DSGN
ELECTRONlC SYS
COMM SYS 3SGN
ELECT FNG DSGN
NETkK SYSTHESIS
AOV ELECTRONICS
ELECTROMAG TH
PWR SYS ANALYS
ADV LOGIC CIR
MICROPROC SYST
SP PUR PRO&CONT
DJGIT CONTROL SYS
ROBOT1 CS
ANTENNA SY5 ANA
LM PROP & SCAT
INTEGR OPTICS
FOURiER OPTICS
SC DFV ICE TH T
DEVICE THE0 I1
SEMICON DEV MOD
INTEG C JR TECH
El FCTRON ICS MFG
MICROWV DEVICES
M ICRWAVE CKTS
RT CIRCUIT DES
DIG SIGNAL PROC
STAT SIGN PRK
DISC TRANFORMS
DIG IMAGE PROC
NONLlN IMAGE PR
DATA COMN ENGR
DIGITAL COMMUN
YOD TELEPHONY
GIBER OPTIC SYS
?WR LOAD FLOW
WWER SYS CPER
HI VOLTAGE ENGR
PWR ELECrR ENGR
ADV STUDY EE
THESIS
THESIS
NEURAL NETWORKS
COMPUTER V IS ION
NET MOD & SIM
ADV FIBFR OPTIC
SIM COMM SYS
OISSERTATION
CISSERTATION
STRUCTURAL STAT1 $TICS
STRUCTURAL DY NAM T C?
ENGR PHYS SkS
EVGR ELEC SYS
Current
d- Fpe
$20
20
20
20
10
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10
10
1 fl
10
10
10
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15
10
15
15
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10
15
10
15
10
10
15
15
15
15
15
15
10
10
10
10
15
10
10
10
10
5
10
15
15
10
10
15
10
15
5
5
15
15
Proposed
Fee
$0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Course Number
I E 3314
I E 4303
I E 4322
: E 6308
i E 6309
MAE 1231
MAE 2284
HA€ 2306
MAE 2314
M E 3181
ME 3182
MAE 3302
MAE 3303
M4E 3306
MAE 3307
MAE 3312
MAE 3313
MiZE 3317
MAE 3318
MAE 3319
MAt 3320
MAE 3330
MAE 3342
WE 4181
MAE 4188
MAE 4287
MAE 4302
M!F: 4307
MAE 4310
MAE 4312
MAE 4313
MAE 4314
MAE 4315
MAE 4320
MA! 4321
MAE 5322
MAE 4331
MAE 4344
MAE 4345
MAE 4347
MAE 4350
MAE 4351
M E 2306
M E 2,319
M E 4321
M E 4322
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 5. 1996
COU_RSE F JC INCIDENTAL FEES
Course Title
ENGT RE5 METH
PROD & INV CONT
SIM OF IND SYS
CT ENGR METHOD
ENT ANA & DESIGN
SIHULATTON & OPT
MODEL CONT
ENT ARCH 8 FRAM
NET ANA PRO MGT
DESIGN OF EXF
RESP SURF METH
INTRO M & A€
TH ENGRG EXPMT
DIGIT COMP
FLUID DYNAMICS
MAT STRUC LAB
AER3DY FLD LAB
AERO OF ZNCOMP
AERO COMP FLOW
FLIGHT DYN I
FI IGHT DYN 1 I
STRUC ANAL I
STRUC ANAL II
L TNEAR SYSTEMS
KIN & DYN MACH
DY SYS MOD SIM
NUMERC ENGR
HI CROPROC
ENGR DESIGN I
SR FA€ LAB
DES ZGN PROJECT
DES IGN PROJECT
HELICOPTER DY
FIN ELMT ,YIHS
INTRO AUTO CONT
CTRL SYST COMP
AERO REAL FLD
MECH VIBRATION
INTRO CUMP
HYO & PNEUM SYS
ATRBR ENG PROP
ROCKET PROP
DES FOR MFG
COMP-AIDED DES
INTRO ROBOTICS
HEAT XCHR DES
FLT VEH UES I
AERO VEH CES I1
DIGllAL COMP
OY SYS MOD STM
AIRBR ENG PROP
ROCKET PRO PLSN
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ANAL&SYNTHES IS
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Fee
!6 5
Proposed
Fee
$U

M E 5333
M E 5337
M E 5339
M E 5342
M E 5345
M E 5348
M E 5698
M E 5998
M € 6314
M E 6337
M E 6399
M E 6699
M E 6999
ADMN 6399
ADMN 6699
ADMN 6999
ART 1301
ART 1302
ART 1303
ART i3C4
ART 1309
ART 1310
ART 1347
ART 1348
ART 2300
ART 2350
ART 2351
ART 2354
ART 2353
ART 2358
ART 2359
ART 3300
ART 3302
ART 3305
ART 3306
ART 3307
ART 3308
ART 3310
ART 3311
ART 3312
ART 3313
ART 3314
ART 3315
ART 3318
ART 3323
ART 3374
ART 3327
AH I :3331
ART 3341
ART 3,743
ART 3346
ARr 3347
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U. T. BOARD OF RZGENTS ' MEETING
COURSE - T m
Course TI t l e
SYS ANALBSYN
OPTIMAL CONTROL
STRUCTL STAT1 CS
STRUCT DY MAM I CS
THERMAL CDND
CON?! HEAT TRSFR
RADIATIVE TRSFR
AOV FINITE ELEM
ADV STRUCT DYN
M 1 CROPROCESSORS
I NTRO ROBCTI CS
STR ASPECTS DES
GAS OYNAMTCS
hUM HEAT TRANS
THESIS
THESIS
THE5 IS
MECMN ISMS
COMP -AI DED DES
OISSERTATION
DISSERTATION
Dl SSERTAT ION
DISSERTATION
DlSSERTATl ON
DISSERTATION
INTRO TO ART
TMO-0 DESIGN
THREE-D-DES IGN
SIGHT & PERCEPT
ART OF WEST I
ART OF WEST I I
DRAW I NG
INTERMED DRAW
APP ART HlST
INT SCREENWRIT
SURVEY GRAPH COMM
GRAPH TYPOGR
GRAPh LAYOUT
INTRC V ZDEO
INTRO PHOTO
MUSEUM TECHNIQUES
GREEK ART
EARLY CHSTRBY ZN
MIDDLE AGES
EARLY RENAl SS
HIGH RENAIS
FTI-M AS ART
AMERICAN ART
NEOCLASS&ROMAN
BKGDS MOD ART
MOOERt4 ART 1
IMPRESS I ON 1 SM
PRE - COLUMB IAN
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FLEM DllCH BAR00
BAROQIIE SFAIN
ENGLISH ART
SCULPTURE
PRINTKAKlNG
PAPERPAK I NG
ADV DRAWING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
Current Pro~o~ed
Fee
$ 5
15

ART 3349
ART 3351
)AT 3353
P,RT 3354
ART 3355
ART 3358
ART 3360
ART 3363
ART 3371
ART 3389
AAT 3391
ART 3392
ART 4100
ART 4191
ART 4291
ART 4301
ART 4302
ART 4303
ART 4304
ART 4306
ART 4308
ART 4310
ART 4314
ART 4315
ART 4317
AFiT 4330
ART 4341
ART 4343
ART 4344
ART 4345
ART 4349
ART 4350
ART 4351
ART 4352
ART 4353
ART L354
ART 4355
ART 4356
ART 4357
ART 4358
AR' 4359
ART 4360
ART 4362
ART 4363
ART 4364
ART 4366
ART 4371
ART 4380
ART 4390
ART 4391
ART 4392
ART 4393
ART 3394
BCMN 2350
BCMN 3318
BCMN 3319
BCMN 3341
BCMN 4193
BCMN 4219
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U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET I NlZ
COURSE S P E D
mrse Title
LIFE DRAWING
MATER PAINT
GRAPH ILLUS
FETAL JEWEL
GRAPH SYMBOL
GRAPH METHOD
I NTERMED V l DEO
INTEAMED PHOTO
CLAY
PAINTING
MODERN ART I1
HIST OF PHOTOG
H~ST OF VIDEO
MUS tUM PRACTICES
INDEP STUCY
INDEP STUDY
WOMEN IN VIS ART
GREEK PAT NT I NG
ROMAN ART
ETRUSCANS
MID- RENAISSANCE
MUSEbM PRACTICE
TOPICS FILM STUDY
TOPICS 20TH LEN
ASPECTS CONTEMP
ART OTHER TRAD
1STH-C ART
AOV SCULPTURE
AOV CLAY
ALT PHOTO PROC
AOV PRINT
VIDEO ART
DOC VIDEO
COM VIDEO
NARR V l DEO
AOV METALS
ADV SCREENkRIT
GRAPH APP
GRAPH PRO PREP
GRAPH AD DfS
GMPI I COMPUTER
ADV PHOTO
COLOR PHOTO
AOV VIOL0
STUDIO PHOTOG
COMP PHOTO
ADV 3D CONCEPT
RDV PAINT
PRT SEYINAR
CONF A2T HlST
lNDEP STUDY
SPECIAL STUDIES
SPEC STUD 2D
SPEC STUDY Y4D
B2DC.5 I WR JTING
BqOADCAST SALE
BROADCAST MAN
PURL IC AFFAIRS
SPEC J AL TOPICS
BCST PEOMDTL3N
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
Current
Fee
$40
23
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33
33
7 5
33
23
23
5
5
5
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18
18
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5
5
5
5
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38
38
75
38
38
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23
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28
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23
23
15
10
10
25
25
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Fee
$40
23
33
23
33
33
75
33
23
23
8
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28
38
8
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8
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8
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38
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Course Number
BEMN 4320
BCMN 4392
BCMN 4393
COMM 1300
COMM 4300
COMM 4305
COMM 4310
COMM 4315
COMM 4320
COMM 4325
COMM 4330
COMM 1335
COMM 4393
ADVT 2337
AEVT 3304
ACVT 3305
AGVT 3306
AGVT 4301
ADVT 4333
30UR 3303
JOUR 2328
JOUR 3335
JQUR 3341
JOUR 3345
JOUR 3350
30UR 4193
JOUR 4293
JOUR 4326
30UR 4327
JOUR 4341
30UR 4378
JOUR 4380
30UR 4333
PREL 2338
PREL 3339
PREL 3355
PREL 4:93
PREL 42s3
PREL 4316
PREL 4393
SPCq 0185
SPCH 2204
SPCH 3202
SPCH 3305
SPCH 3306
SPCH 3307
SPCH 3309
SPCH 3310
SPCH 3312
SPCH 3315
SPCH 3316
SPCH 3320
SPcr 4300
5PCG 1302
SPCk 4315
SPCH 4320
SPCH 4360
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U. 1. BOARC OF REGENTS' MFFTING
FEBRUARY a, 1996
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SPECIAL TOPIC
SPEC LAL TOP LCS
INTAO TO COMM
EOMM RESEARCH
20MM & SOCIETY
COMM LAW & REG
COMM THEORY
CRIT COMM ARTS
COMM HISTORY
POL ITICAL COMM
INTL CULT COMM
COMM TOPICS
INTRO TO ADV
Anv STWTEGY
ADV MCDIA
AD COPYWRITING
ADV CAMPAIGNS
SPECIAL TOPICS
MEDIA WRITING
REPORT I NG
COMM GRAPH I CS
PUf3 AFFAIRS
STU PUB ADVIS
PHOTO JOURN
NEWS EDITING
MAG EDlTING
SPECIAL TOPICS
SPECIAL TOPICS
MAG WRITING
OPlN NRTTING
ADVCD JOURN
DEPTH REPORT
PICTURE EDIT
SPECIAL TOPICS
INTRO PUB RFC
PR METHODS
PR CASE STUDY
SPECTAL TOPICS
SPECIAL TOPICS
P R CAMPAIGNS
SFFCIAL TOPICS
FGRENS ICS
GROUP COMM
BUS PROF COMM
PROF TECH COMM
ARGUE&DEBATE
PURSUASVE SPCAK
SPLH ACTIVITIES
ORGAN l Z COMM
GROUP COMM THRY
PUBLIC ADDRESS
ORAL PRESENT
HUM REL COMM
IN'ERV JEA PRIN
PERSUASIYE COP
MODERN PUB ADD
BUS PRESEN
MAKAGER COMM
SPCH DYNAMICS
FEES
Current
Fee
$10

Course Number
EEllGL 0300
E M 0303
ENGL 1301
EFJGL 1302
FREM 1441
FREN 1442
FREN 2313
FREN 2314
FEEN 3311
FREM 3312
FREN 3313
FREN 3314
FREN 3315
FREN 3316
FREN 3318
FREN 4314
FREN 4322
FREN 4324
FREM 4328
FREN 4329
FREN 4332
FREN 4334
FREN 4335
FREN 4339
FREN 5300
FREN 5321
FREN 5325
FREN 5330
FREN 5331
FREN 5332
FREN 5338
FREN 5340
FREN 6310
FORL 1441
FORL 1442
FORL 2313
FGRL 2314
FORL 5301
FORL 5307
FOR- 5308
GERM 1441
GERM 1432
GERM 2313
GERM 2314
GERM 3301
GERM 3313
GERM 3314
GERM 3317
GERM 3318
GERM 4313
GERM 4314
GERP! 4317
GERW 4321
GERM 4322
GERM 4334
GERM 4335
GERM 4339
GERM 5304
GERM 5201
GERM 5320
GERM 5330
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
COURSE SPEC I FIG-TAL FEES
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WRTTIhG MFCH
READING COMP
EXPOS WRITING
ARM WRITING
LEVEL I
LEVEL 11
LEVEL I11
LEVEL IV
FR L IT&CULTURE
FR LIT&CUtTURE
ADV FR GRAMMAR
FR PHONETICS
F,DV FR CONUSTN
SOP I CS
TOP ICS
ADV COMPOSITION
TOP 17 CENTURY
TOP 19TH CENT
20 CENTURY
WWEN 1N FREN:T
ME0 IEVAL RENAISSANCE
CJLTURE OF BUS1 NESS
BUS INESS FRENCH
ACQUIS OF FREN
HIST FREN LAMG
L IT SEVENTEENTH
LIT EIGHTEENTH
LI1 NINETEENTH
LIT TWENTIETH
CONT FREN CULT
TQPIC LIT CULT
F RE N - CANAD L IT
SEMINAR IN FR LIT
TOPICS I
TOPICS :I
TOPICS IT1
TCPICS I V
FOR LANG GRAD READ
SECOND LANG ACQ
TECH LANG INST
GERMAN I
GEilMAN II
GRMAN I1 I
GERMAN IV
TOP ICS
ADV CON & COM I
ADV CON&COM I1
GERM HERITAGE
CON GER CUL- LIT
GENR GERY LIT
TRENDS GERM LG
TOP: ADV COMM S
MSTP GER LIT I
HSTP GER LIP I1
CULTURE GERM BUS
BUSINESS GERMAN
ACCUIS OF GERM
GER LING & LIT
TEACHI NG GERMAN
TOP GERM LIT
19 & 20 CT NOV
Fee
810
Proposed
A
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Course Number
GERM 5312
GERM 5331
GERM 5332
GERM 5333
GERM 5334
PORT 1441
PORT 1442
PDRT 2313
POKr 2314
RUSS 1441
RIISS 1442
RUSS 2313
RUSS 2314
RUSS 3320
RUSS 3333
RUSS 4181
SPAN 1441
SPAN 1442
SPAN 2313
SPAN 2314
SFAN 3302
SPAN 3303
SPAN 3311
SPAN 3312
SPAN 3314
SPAN 3315
SPAN 3318
SPAN 3320
SPAN 3321
SPAN 4301
SPAN 4307
SPAN 4308
SPAN 1309
SPAN 4317
SPAN 4318
SPAN 4324
SPAN 5326
SPAN 5327
SPAN 4334
SPAN 4335
SPP,N 4339
SPAN 5300
SPAN 5302
SPAN 5303
SPAN 5306
SPAN 5315
SPAY 2318
SPAN 5319
SPAY 5320
SPAN 5330
SPAN 5332
SPAN 5340
SPAN 5342
SPAN 5350
1-ING 2301
LING 3311
LING 3324
LING 3325
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGEN I S ' MEET1 NG
cou~~se Ti t l e
STYL & ADV GER GRAM
TOPICS IN GER NAR
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TOPICS IN OLD GER L11
TOP 1 CS GER DRAMA
TOPICS GER POETRY
LEVtL I
LEVEL I1
LEVEL 111
LEVEL I V
LEVEL I
LEVEL I1
LEVEL III
XVEL I V
RUSS LANG CUL'I
CONVERSATION
TRANS LAB PRACT
LEVEL 1
LEVEL I1
LEV~L ~ I I
LEVEL 1V
HISP LIT TRANS
ADV SPAN CONV
SPAN CULhCI VI L
SP-AM CUL & CIV
P.DV SP GRAMM,4R
ADV SP COMP
SEL READINGS
HISP LIT & CULT
INTRO HlSP LIT
TNTR SPAN LING
MOD HISP DRAMA
MOD SPAN NARRA
MOD H ISP POETR
CHICANO LIT
MEXICAN LIT
SPAN AM FICTION
HISPANIC ESSAY
WOMEN HISP LIT
CULTURE OF BUSINE
BUSlNESS SPAN
ACQU IS OF SPAN
HIST SPAN LANG
SPAN DIALECT
AFPL SPAN LING
GRAM AND COMP
NEX LIT & CULT
HISPANIC LIT
SPAN -AMER NOVE
MOD SPAN NARR
WISPAN FOETRY
CHICANO LIT
CEZVANTES
HISPANIC DRAMA
WOMEN HISP LIT
INTRO HUMAN LANG
IN-RO LING SC1
JMT ARTIC PHON
PHONOLOGY
Current Pro~osed

Course Number
LlNG 3320
LING 4317
L IFJG 4332
LING 4336
I 4347
L JMG 4389
LING 5300
LING 5310
LlNG 5316
LING 5317
LING 5330
€SOL 1341
ESOL 1342
MUSI 0182
MUSI 1185
MiIST 1286,
MUSl 2185
MUSI 2186
MUSI 3200
MUSl 3394
MUSI 4390
GREK 1441
GREK 1442
GREK 2313
GREK 2314
LATN 1441
LATN 1442
LATN 2313
LATN 2314
POLS 3310
POLS 3316
POLS 3317
SOAR 0010
SUAK 0020
SOAR GO30
SOAR G04U
DNCA 0131
DNCA 0132
DNCA 0134
DMCA 0135
DNCA 0136
CNCA 0139
DNCA 1232
DNCA 1?35
ONCE 3210
DNCE 4310
OVCE 4312
EXSA 0101
EXSA OIU5
USA 0107
EXSA 0108
EXSA 0120
EXSA 0140
EXSA 0145
EXSA 0154
EX'SA 0155
EXSA 0156
EXSA 01.57
EXSA 0158
EXSA 0166
EXSA 0167
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U . T . BEARD DF REGENTS ' PEE 1 ING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CWmE SPECIFIC INCIDENTAL FEES
Lou r$e Ti t l q
PHONETICS & PHONOL
SOCIOLINGUISTIC5
GRAM STRUCTURE
PRIN OF LITERACY
DEV DIV LAVG
TOP LING
IMTRO TO LANG
ACOUSTIC PklONETICS
SOC I0 OF SOC
INTRO SOCIOLINGUISTICS
COMP&NAT LANG
E&L FOR SPKRS
ENGL FOR SPKUS
MUS RDG LAB
EAR TRAlN I
EAR TRAIN II
EAR TRAIN TII
EAR TRAIN I V
MARCH BND TECH
COMPUTER MUS
REC TECH
LEL'EL I11
LELEL I V
LEVEL I
LEVEL. II
LEVEL IT I
LEVEL IY
RESEARCH POL SC
LATIN AMER POL
MEX POL US REL
RDG SKILLS REVW
WRTG SKILLS REV
MATH SK lLl S REV
ENG SECOND IANG
BALLROOM DANCE
MUUERN EANCE
TAP DANCE
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JAZZ DANCE
DANCE PETORM
INT MOD LIANCE
INT BALLET
DANCE IMPROV ; S
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INTE2 DNC PRNS
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AEROB 1 C DANCE
FHYSICAI. COND
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FCC
$5
5
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5
5
5
10
0
0
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5
5
5
10
10
10
10
10
40
20
5
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5
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10
10
90
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14
14
14
14
14
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14
14
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14
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14
14
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14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
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6 0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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14
14
14
14
14
12
14
12
14
14
14
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14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14

Course Number
EXSA 0170
EXSA Of72
EXSA 0173
EXSA 0174
EXSA 0177
EXSA 0278
EXSA 0180
EXSA 0181
tXSA 0184
EXSA 0191
EXSA 1118
EXSA 1232
EXSA 1235
EXSA 1240
EXSA 1246
EXSA 1247
EXSA 1248
EXSA 1249
EXSA 1250
EXSA 1259
EXSS 1101
EXSS 1103
EXSS 1105
EXSS 1110
EXSS 1114
EXSS 1116
EXSS 1118
EXSS 1120
EXSS 1124
EXSS 2220
EXSS 233u
EXSS 2340
EXSS 3220
EXSS 3301
EXSS 3306
EXSS 3315
EXSS 3388
EXSS 4300
EXSS 4315
EXSS 4325
HEED 2101
THEA 3302
THEA 3320
THEA 3341
THEA 4307
THEA 4312
WEA 4360
NllRS 5301
NURS 5308
NURS 5316
NUP.S 5328
NURS 5341
NUR.5 5342
NURS 5350
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
SWIM-BEG & INT
kATER POLO
ZWIM FOR FIT
SWIM- I NTgADV
NATER AE2OB ICS
TENNIS
TENN IS-ADV
VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL ADV
WT TRAINING
DESIGNATED ACT
AWAT I CS
INT MOD DANCE
IMT BALLET
HLTHY LIFESTYLE
SELF OEF WOMEN
EMER WATR SFTY
ME 1 GHT MANGMNT
SCUBA DlV ING
LIFETIME FITNS
ADVANCED SCUBA
BASKETBALL
SOCCER
VOLLEY BALL
DANCE
TENNIS
TUMBL l NG
AQUATICS
TRACK AND FIELD
BP LAB
LIFEGRD TRAIN
ATHLETE INJURY
SkIMMING INSPR
L IFEGRD INSTR
BIOMECH HUM MOU
MOTOR I NTEGRAT
PMYS OF EXER
THRY MTR DEVLP
APP EXER PHYS
FITNS MEASMENT
DATA ACQU : S IT I ON
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STAGE MGMT
PLAYWRITING
ACT 111: STYLES
THEA MGT 1
STUDIES ART MT
THEA MANAGE 2
FUF.10 RES
1 NTRO COMFUTEKS
ADV NURS ASSESS
THEORY & RE5 APP
NURS ADM: ROLE I1
NURS ADM IV
AD\ NURS ROLE
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
Current
Fee
$12
12
12
12
12
14
14
14
14
14
14
12
14

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BIOL 1282
B I Ol 1333
BZOL 1334
BIOL 1449
BIOL 2451
BIOL 2453
BIOL 2454
BIOL 2457
BIQL 3170
R T I)I 3181
RIQL 3341
BIOL 3442
BIOL 3350
BIOL 3353
BIOL 3442
BlOL 3452
BIOt 3453
BIOL 3457
BIOL 4189
RIW. 4289
BIOL 4343
BIOL 4348
BIOL 4445
BIOL 4450
BlOL 3455
BIOL 5353
SIOL 5355
BIOL 5359
8IOL 5365
8IOL 5442
0 101 5449
CHEM 1284
CHEM 1451
CHEM 1463
CHEM 2181
CHEM 2182
CHEM 2451
CHEM 3181
CHEM 3182
CHEM 4242
CHEM 4346
CHEM 4461
CHEM 5461
* Microscope Fee
** New Equl pnent Fes
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
m F I C
Course Ti tle
INTRO TO 5 IOL
INTRO BIOL
INTRO BIOL
PRTN BIOL
GEN MICROBIO
GEN ZOOLOGY
GEN BDTANY
ANAT AND PHYS
ANAT AND PHYS
L TMNOLOGY
LAB IN GENETICS
ENTOMOLOGY
PRIN ANIM PHYSI
GEN MYCOLWY
PLANT MORPHOLDG
PLANT SYSTEMAT
DETERM BACT
PAlH BACT
PRIN ANIM PHYSl
COMP VERT ANAT
INVERT 2001.
GEN EcaL
RE5 LARCH
RESEARCH
PLANT ANATOMY
AQUAT IC BIOLOGY
ADV GEN MICRO
PARAS I TOLOGY
'irERT PHVSIO
SCAN ElECMl CROS
AQUATIC BIOLOGY
ADV GENETICS
IMAGE ANALYSIS
VERT PHYS
PARASITOLOGY
GEN CHEM LAB
GEN BTOL CHEM
FORENS I C CHEM
ORG CHEM LAB
ORG CHEM LAB
QUANT AlAL Y S T S
FHYS CHEM LAB
FHYS CHEM CAB
LAB TNEC BIOCH
ADV SYN METH
INST ANALYSIS
ANALYT INSTRUMT
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
1 NC I DENTAL FEES
Cur - rent PropnseO -
Fee Fee
$20 $20*

Course Number
GEOL 1135
GEOC 1435
GEOL 1436
GEOL 1445
GEOL 1446
GEOL 1455
GEOL 1465
GEOL 2445
GEOL 2446
GEOL 3183
GEOL 3184
GEOL 3185
GEOL 3441
GEOL 3442
GEOL 3443
GEUL 4345
GEOL 4350
GEOL 4402
GEOL 4342
GEOL 4345
GEOL 4443
GEOL 4446
GEOL 5312
GEOL 5313
GEOL 5341
GEOL 54.16
MATH 0300
MATH 1302
MATH 1303
MATH 1308
MATH 1315
MATH 1316
MATH 1324
MATH 1325
MATH 3302
MATH 3345
MATH 4345
MATH 5300
MATH 5301
MATH 5338
MATH 5339
MATH 5344
MATH 5373
MATH 5374
PHYS 5193
PHYS 5294
PHYS 5319
PHYS 5394
PHYS 5398
PHYS 5694
PHYS 5698
PHYS 6399
PHYS 6699
THE UN I VERS lTY OF TEXAS AT ARL I NGTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
Course Title
GEOLOGICAL LAB
PHYSICAL GEOL
HI STOR I CAL GEOL
PHYS ICAL GEOL
HISTORICAL GEOL
EARTH'S CLIMATE
EARTH ' 5 LANDFORMS
MINERAILOGY
IG & META PETRO
DINOSAUR IA LAB
OLEANOGRAPHY LAB
METEOROLOGY LAB
PXLEQNTOL E Y
STRAT & SED PET
STRUCTURAL GFOL
OPT MINERALOGY
GED ENERGY RES
COMPUTER MODEL
STRAT PALE0
OPT MINEFALOGY
SEDIMENTOLOGY
ADV I&M FETROL
SANDSTONE PET
GARB PETRO
MICROPALEONTO
ADV IG&MET PETR
FUNOAMENTALS/ALG
COLLEGE ALG
TRIGONOMETRY
ELEM STATS
ALG €CO&BUS ANA
MATH ECO&2U ANA
ALGEBRA 8 TRIG
ANALYTIC GEOMETRV
MULTI STA METH
NUM ANA&COMP I
NUM ANA&COMP I1
COMP PROG&APP
MATH COMP RES
NUMER ANAL I
NUMER ANAL I1
MATH TEACH COMP
NUMERICAL ODE
NUMERICAL PDG
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
MATH METHCD I I I
RESEARCH
THESIS
RESEARCH
I HESIS
DISSERTATION
DISSERTATI3N
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AP. - 48
Current Proposed
Fee A
$ 4 $ 4
4 4
4
4
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
15 25
15 25
4 4
4 4
4 4
. 15 15
15 15
4 4
15 15
3 3

PHYS 6999
PSYC 2442
PSYC 3144
PSYC 3145
PSYC 3431
PSYC 3433
PSYC 5355
PSYC 5405
PSYC 5406
PSYC 5407
PSYC 5444
SOCW 2313
SEW 4651
SOCW 4652
SOCW 5251
SOCW 5319
SOCW 5322
SOCW 5351
SOCW 5551
SOCW 6251
SOCW 6324
SOCW 6336
SOCW 6339
SOCW 6351
SOCW 6352
SOCW 6355
SOCW 6360
SOCW 6383
SOCW 6393
SOCW 6394
SOCW 6395
SOCW 6398
SOCbJ 6399
SOCW 6451
SOCW 6452
SOCW 6651
SOCW 6652
SOCW 6694
SOCW 6698
SOCW 6699
SOCW 6851
SOCW 6852
SOCW 6994
SOCW 6999
CIRP 5317
CIRP 5318
CIRP 5320
CIRP 5321
CIRP 5340
URPA 5340
URPA 5342
URPA 5343
URPA 5346
UHPA 5394
URPA 5397
LlRPA 5390
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
DISSERTATION
EXPERlMNTL PSY
SOCIAL PROC LAB
COGN PROC LAB
SENS & PERCEP
ARTIF TNTELL
MULTIVARIATE
AOV STAT
STAT I I
EXPER DESIGN
PSYCHOMETRIC
SW PRACTICE I
SW FIELD I
SW FIELD II
APPLD Sld PMC I
TECHNOLOGY LSE
RESIEVAL MTH I
APPLD SW PMC I
SW PRACTICE I
APLD SW PRAC I1
RES/EVAL MTH 11
EVA1 RESEARCH
PROGRAM €VAL
SOLU PRACTICE
APLD SW PRA 111
CHILD USE HUMAN
CHl LD ABUSE/NEG
COMP SUP PRAC
THESIS RESEAX
PHD RES PRACT
APPLIED RESRCH
THE515
OTSSERTATION
APLD SW PRAC II
APLD SW PRA 111
APLD SW PKAC I1
APLD SW PRA 111
PHD RE5 PRACT
THESIS
DISSERTN IDN
SOCW PRACTICE
APLO SW PRA- I I I
PHD RES PRACT
DISSERTATION
RS FRCST CIRF
PLAN ANAL
INTRO COMPUTERS
COMP MAPPING
SITE PLANN 1 NG
RESEARCH & ANAL
RESEA2CI-t SPRAT
APPLIED ANAL
DATA ANALYSIS
ST: RESEARCH
RESEARCH REPOQT
THESIS
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
Cur-rent
Fee
$15
10
5
15
20
20
15
15
15
15
15
6
6
6
6
25
5
6
6
6
5
5
5
6
6
15
5
15
5
10
10
10
10
6
6
6
6
10
10
10
6
6
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Proposed
Fee
$0
0
0
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
6
6
6
0
0
6
6
6
0
0
0
6
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
6
6
6
0
0
0
6
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Course Number
Musr 0171
MUSI 0174
MUSI 0175
MUSI 1240
MUSI 1241
MUSI 1242
MUSl 1243
MUSI 1244
MU51 1245
MUSI 1246
MUST 1247
MUSI 1248
MUSI 1249
MUSI 1250
MUSI 1251
MUSI 1257
MUSI 1258
MU51 1267
MUSI 1268
MU51 2240
MLlSl 2241
MUSL 2242
MUSI 2243
MU51 2244
MUSI 2245
MUSI 2246
MUSI 2247
MUSI 2248
MU51 2249
MUSl 2250
MUSl 2251
MU51 2257
MU51 2258
MUSI 2267
MUSI 2268
MU5 I 3240
MUSI 3241
MUSI 3242
MUST 3243
MU51 3244
MUST 3245
MUSI 3246
MUSI 3247
MUST 3248
MUSI 3249
MUSI 3250
MUSI 3251
MUSI 3257
MUSI 3258
MU51 3267
MUSI 3268
MUSI 3350
MUSI 3351
MUSI 3352
MlJSI 3353
MU51 3354
MUSI 3355
MUSI 3356
MUST 3357
MIJSI 3358
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U, T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
C ,
ELECTIVE PERF
SEC KEYBOARD
SEC VOICE
PRI VOICE
PRI VOICE
PRT PIANO
PRI PIANO
PRI STRINGS
PRI STRINGS
PRI WOODWINDS
PRI WOODWINDS
PRI BRASS
PRI BRASS
PRI PERCUSSION
PR I PERCUSS I ON
LESSON IN ORGAN
LESSON IN ORGAN
PRI HARPS1
PRI HARPSI
PR1 VOICE
PRI VOICE
PRI PIANO
PRI PIANO
PRI STRINGS
PRI STRINGS
PR I WOODW I NDS
PRI WOODWINDS
PRI BRASS
PRI BRASS
PRI PERCUSSION
PRI PERCUSSION
LESSON IN ORGAN
LESSON IN ORGAN
PRI HARPSI
PRI HARPSI
PRI VOICE
PRI VCICE
PRI PIANO
PRI PIANO
PRI STRINGS
PRI STRINGS
PRI WOODWINDS
PR I WOODMINDS
PRI BRASS
PRI BRASS
PRT PERCUSSION
PRI PERCUSSION
LESSON TN ORGAN
LESSON IN ORGAN
FRI HARPSI
PRI HARPST
PRI vorcE
PRI VOICE
PRI PIANO
PHI PIANO
PRI STRINGS
PRI STRINGS
PR I WOODWINDS
PRI NMDWINDS
PRI BRASS
F EBROARY 8. 1996
5- FEES
Current
Fee
$ 60
60
60
10 0
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
10 0
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
100
100
10 0
190
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
101)
100
100
109
100
100
10 0
Pr~posed
Fee
$ 60
60
60
100
10 0
100
10 0
100
100
100
100
100
100
10D
100
1c10
100
100
100
100
10 0
100
'too
100
10c
100
100
100
10 0
10C)
100
10 0
100
100
1 U 0
100
10 0
190
100
100
100
10 0
100
1 DO
100
100
10 0
100
1c10
100
100
100
10 0
100
1 on
100
100
1u0
100
190

Course Number
MUSZ - - - 3359
MUSI 3360
MUSI 3361
MUSI 3367
MUSI 3368
MUSI 3377
MUSJ 3378
MUST 4240
MUSI 4241
MUSI 4242
MUS? 4243
MUSI 4244
MU51 4245
MUSI 4246
MUSI 4247
MUSI 4248
MUSI 4249
MUSI 4250
MUSI 4251
MUSl 4257
MUSI 4258
MUSI 4267
MUSI 4268
MUSI 4450
MUSI 4451
MUSI 4452
MUSI 4453
MUSI 4454
MU51 4455
MUST 4456
MUSI 4457
MUSI 4458
MLlSI 4459
MUSI 4461
MU51 4467
MUSI 4468
MIJSI 4477
MUSI 4478
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
Course Title
PRI BRASS
PR I PERCUSS I ON
PRI PERCUSSION
LESSON IN ORGAN
LESSON IN ORGAN
PRI HARPSI
PRI HARPSI
PRI VOlCE
PRI VOICE
PRI PIANO
PRI PIANO
PRI STRINGS
PRI STRINGS
PRT WOODW 1 NOS
PR I WOODWINDS
PRI BRASS
PRI BRASS
PRI PERCUSSION
PRI PERCUSSION
LESSON IN ORGAN
LESSON IN ORGAN
PRI HARPSI
PRI HARPSI
PRI VOICE
PRZ VOICE
PRI PIANO
PRI PIANO
PRI STRINGS
PRI STRINGS
PR I WOODW I MDS
PRI WOOOW INDS
PRI BRASS
PRI BRASS
PRI PERCUSS I ON
LESSON IN ORGAN
LESSON IN ORGAN
PRI HARPSI
PRT HARPSI
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
SUPPLEMENTAL FEES
Cur rent
Fee
$100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
10 0
100
100
100
i00
10 0
100
100
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
100
100
10 0
100
100
10 0
100
100
Proposed
Fee
$100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
1 G3
100
LOO
100
100
i 00
100
100
109
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
2 00
100

Dr. James P. Duncan
Executive Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs
The Uni ver si ty of Texas Sys tern
201 West 7th Street
Ashbel Smith Hal 1 - 8th F1 oor
Austin, Texas 78701
Attn: System Budget Office
Dear Dr. Duncan:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
Office of the President
December 13, 1995
The docket for the February 8. 1996. meeting of the Board of Regents Is
submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.
Sincerely ,
Robert M. Berdahl
President
RMB: j w
Enclosures

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTlN
U . T . BOARD OF RESENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIOHS
The following gifts have been received and are recommended for dcceptance by
the U, T. Board of Regents:
The following are restricted gifts of $50.000 or more:
1. Donor Name: Anonymous
Col 1 ege/School /
Department: College of Engineering and College of Natural Sciences
Texas Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics
Purpase: Faculty Fellowship Research Fund
Asset Type: ban kameri ca Corporati on Notes
Value: $1,050.655.00
2. Donor Name: Effie and Uofford Cain Foundatton
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Col 1 ege of Ll beral Arts
Purpose: Normandy Schol ars Program
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue: 550,000.00
3. Donor Name: Eco Uaste Techno1 ogq es
Col 1 ege/School/
Department: Col l ege of Engineeri ng
Center for Energy Studies
Purpose Supercri tl cal water oxldation pi lot pl ant
Asset Type: Zirnpro High Pressure Slurry Pump
Val ue: $102.300.00
4. Donor Name: I .D. and Marguerite Fal rchild Foundation
Co11 ege/School /
Department: College o f Fine Arts for:
Purpose: Presidentfa1 Scholarship Program ...... $25,000.00
Other Programs in the College of
Flne Arts ............................. $50.000.00
Asset Type: Cash
Value: 575,000 .OO
5. Donor Name: Mrs. Betsy C. Frantz
Col l ege/Schoo? /
Department: Center for American History
Purpose: Book and Hanuscri pt Col 1 ecti on
As set Type ; Or1 gl na 1 manuscripts, books. photographs,
and artwork, assembled by Dr. Joe 0. Frantz
Value: $66,190.00
6. Donor Name: IBM Corporation
Cull egelSchoo1 /
Department: College of Engineering and College of Natural Sciences
Department of Computer Sciences
Purpose : Shared Unrversity Research Program
Asset Type: Computer Equipment
Val ue: $710,100.00

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
(Continued
7. Donor Name: Intel Corporatl on
Coll ege/School /
Department: Col 1 ege of Engi neeri ng
Department of El ectrl cal and Computer Engineering
Purpose: Support Computer Programming Lab Project
Asset Type: Computer Equipment
Value: $268.890.00
8. Donor Name: Intel Corporation
College/Schoal/
Department: College o f Natural Sciences
Department of Computer Sciences
Purpose : Support research on "A1 gori thms and Protocol s for
Del iverlng Hultiresolution Multimedia Objects ."
Asset Type: Computer Equipment
Value: 557,559,OO
9. Donor Name: The Lyndon Ba i nes Johnson Founda t i on*
Col l ege/School l
Department: The Lyndon 8. Johnson School of Public Affairs for:
Purpose: General Fund:
Curriculum Support ................ S
Dean'sSalary Supplement .......... S
Newhouse Fellowship $
20.000.00
6,000.00
8,000.00
...............
...
LBJ Suppl ementa 1 Fell owshl p ....... $ 8.000.00
Armand Hammer Scholarship Fund. O 20,800.00
Cl audl a T. Johnson Fellowships .... f 11,400.00
Frank C. Erwin. Jr. Fellowships ... $ 5,700.00
Student Actlvlties ................ 1 40,000.00
....................
............
Travel -faculty $ 6.000 -00
LBJ Faculty Fellowship $ 4.000.00
$ 37,500,00
Moody Fund ...........................
............................
............
Rusk Fund:
Chai r Support Servi ces
Richardson Fund:
P 10,000.00
............
.......................
..................
.......................
Chair Support Services $ 10,000.00
VPO Program
Strauss Fellowships
5
%
10,000 .OO
22,000.00
Wasserman Fund O 25.000.00
Asset Type:
Value:
Cash
$244,400.00
10. Donor Name: Li thoTech
Col 1 ege/School /
Department: Appl ied Research Laboratories
Purpose: Research
Asset Type: Generators, el 1 i psoi dal ref1 ector, heat measurement
devi ces , and rnanua 1 s
Val ue : 584,000.00
No letter of transmittal from the donor.
A-4

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
(Continued)
11. Donor Name: Moffett Charitable Lead Annual Trust*
Coll ege/School l
Department: Intercoi legiate Athletics for Men
Purpose: Mrs. James R. (Louise) Moffett Basketball Endowment
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue: 550,000.00
12. Donor Name: Dr. and Mrs. William Shive
Cot 1 ege/School/
Department: Coll ege of Natural Sci ences
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Purpose : Biochemical and Bi omedical Research Endowment
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $50,000.00
13, Donor Name: Haggie Dee Stell Estate
Col 1 ege/Sc hool /
Department: Office of Student Flnanci a1 Services
Purpose: Maggie Dee Stell Endowed ScholarshSp Fund
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue: $55,000.00
14. Donor Name: Weed Instrument Company. Inc.
Col 1 egelSchoo1 /
Department: Appl i ed Research Laboratori es
Purpose: Research
Asset Type: Wind Tunnel Faci 1 i ty
Value: S50.000.00
* No letter of transmittal from the donor.
A-5

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEHRUARY 8, 1996
BUSIl4ESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
The following contracts have been awarded, have been administratively approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, and are recommended for
ratiffcation by the U. T. Board of Regents:
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1, Agency: American Express Travel Services
Funds : A monthly service fee determined by deducting an
administrative expense charge of $20.55 per air travel
transaction from the total air travel commissions for
air travel of University personnel ptocessed by
American Express in a given month: service fee is
based upon an assumed annual volume of air travel for
Universf ty personnel of $3.5 mi 11 ion do1 1 ars
Peri od: April 1, 1995 through February 28, 1996
Ti tl e/Description: Amend the current agreement providing travel services
to reflect tifeco Travel Services has become "American
Express Travel Services". to extend the term of the
contract. and to renegotiate the financial terms
HUB : No
2. Agency: Ararnark Educst ional Servi ces of Texas. lnc.
Funds : As per contract
Peri od: June 1. 1995 to May 31, 2000
Tltle/Description: Amend the current agreement whereby Aramark manages
Texas Union Dinlng Services operations to affirm
Aramark shall be entitled to retajn ail receipts from
the sale of alcoholic beverages on The University of
Texas premises
HUB : NO
Agency: Austin Regional Cljnic, P.A.
Funds: $12.68 per beneficiary visit
Period: September 1. 1995 through August 31, 1996
Title/Description: Student Health Center has agreed to provide in-house
di agnostic and therapeutic services to those s tuderits
currently empl oyed by The University who are el igl bl e
to receive covered medical services under the PCA
Health Plans, Inc. benefit plan
HUB:
N D
4, Agency:
Funds:
HUB :
Bal cones Recycl I ng , Inc .
50% of the price paid by the mill to Balcones
Recycling on mi xed paper;
91% of the price pald by the mill to Balcones
Recycling for aluminum cans; and
82% of the price paid by the mlll to Balcones
Recycling for printers waste paper
Peri od: September 1, 1995 through August 31. 1996
Ti tl e/Descri pti on: Extend the term of the current contract that provi des
for the recycling of mixed office paper and aluminum
cans and provides for the pick-up and recycling of
printers paper waste
woman

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
5. Agency: Integrated Management, Inc.
Funds: 25% of the gross revenue from stadium chair rentals,
based on a rental fee of $3.00 per chair per stadium
event
Period: September 2, 1995 through September 1, 1996
Ti tl elDescription: Grants exclusive authorl ty as the suppl ier of stadi urn
chairs to be offered for rent to spectators at Texas
Memorial Stadium events
HUB : No
6. Agency: Kwik Mash Laundries, L.P.
funds : 652 of the gross total monthly receipts of revenue
derived from washer and dryer machines; and
65% from the total net soap vending revenue after
deduction for product cost
Period: Effective October 5, 1995
Title/Description: The University consents to the assignment from Kwik
Wash Laundries. Inc. to Kwi k Wash Laundries. L,P. of
the contract currently providing laundry machine
operating services in all housing units of the Main
Campus and Married Students' Housing projects
HUB: NO
7. Agency: Lower Col orado Ri ver Author1 ty
Funds: 52.231
Period: November 7, 1995 through November 17, 1995
Title/Description: Applled Research Laboratories' dive team w i l l assist
In the inspection o f both Buchanan and Inks Dams
HUB : NO
8. Agency: Marriott Management Services Corp,
Funds: Commission payments shall be paid on a quarterly basis
Period: Effective August 14, 1995
Title/Description: Amend the current agreement providing concession
service for all University and University sponsored
events open to the public at Memorial Stadium, Disch-
Fa1 k Field and the Peni ck-A1 1 ison Tennis Center
HUB: NO
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
9. Agency: AmerIcan Airlines
Funds: For US/Canadian group travel, offer a 10%
discount off the appljcable fare to attend the
Mat i onal Issues Convention
Period: Effective August 17, 1995
TitlelDescription: Designates American Air1 ines the offici a1 carrier for
those individuals traveling to Austin, Texas to attend
the Nati onal Issues Convention
HUB: No

I . Agency:
Funds:
Peri od:
HUB:
11. Agency:
Funds:
Period:
Ti tl e/Descrlpti on:
12. Agency:
Funds :
Per1 od:
TitIelDescription:
HUB:
13. Agency:
Funds:
Peri od:
Ti tle/Description:
HUB:
14. Agency:
Funds:
Period:
Tqtl e/Descripti on:
HUB :
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUS1 MESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
Capital City Leasing. Inc.
$26,780
Effective June 5. 1995 and contlnue for a period of
forty-eight (481 months
Lease to purchase one 1995 AtlanticlConcord
manufactured mobile home for use by The University's
McDonald Observatory in Fort Davis. Texas
No
CSC Credit Services. Inc.
d/b/a CSC Enterprises
$0
Effective June 25, 1995
Provide credit report services for The University of
Texas
N 0
Energy Engineering Associates, tnc.
f20,000
Effective August 2, 1995
Amend the current agreement to accomplish energy
conservation projects in 20 buildings on The
University of Texas campus, to include determining the
mlnlmum amount of insulation containing asbestos for
removal and removi ng any identified asbestos
containing materials
No
Hill & Knowlton, Inc.
$24,000; and reimburse the net cost of out-of-pocket
expenses limited to travel. local messengers. in-house
photocopying and communication expenses;
reimburse the net cost of all matetlals. services and
rlghts obtained from third parties suppliers on The
University's behalf; and pay a 15% handling and
administration fee on all third party suppl ler
disbursements
September 14, 1995 through February 29. 1996
Serve as pub1 i c and media re1 ati ons counsel to devel op
a plan designed to achieve public relations
objectives, provide the necessary professional staff,
and advise The University on public relations aspects
of the upcoming National Issues Convention
No
Joe 0rancaccl0, The Brazos Group
450,UOO
September 1. 1995 through August 31, 1996
Provide general services in support of classroom
training for the Quality Center
N 0

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. WARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, as authorized by U. T. Board of Regents' Rules
and Resulatioas, Part Two. Chapter V I I I . Section 4 pertaining to Minor New
Building Construction of $300.000 or less and Subsection 5.2 pertain'lng to
Major Repal rs and Remodel ing projects with expendi tures between $300,000 and
$600,000.
Contractor:
Amount:
Source of Funds:
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Title:
Brief Description:
HUB :
21. Contractor:
Amount :
Source of Funds :
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Title:
HUB:
Contractor:
Amount :
Source of Funds:
Date of Contract:
Estimated Compl e ti on Date:
Project Title:
Brief Description:
Contractor:
Amount:
Source of Funds:
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Title:
Brf e f Description:
HUB:
A, D. Willis Company, Inc.
$171.000
JES - Re-Roof food Court - All Expenses,
36-0813-0251
September 12, 1995
February 15, 1996
Re-Roof Food Court, Jester Center
Re-roof Jester Center food court area
No
Barecky Construction Company, Inc.
$172.108
PRC - Academic Improvements, Remodel & Repai r
Bldg. 180 - Renovate 1st & 2nd Floors,
14-8645-7856
September 19, 1995
March 6, 1996
Safety Renovations for Building 188, J. J.
Pickle Research Campus
Demolish drywall and masonry partitions,
replace existing non-functional freight
el evator and perform other renovations as
necessary
No
Barecky Construction Co. , Ltd.
178,000
ESB - Academic Improvements. Remodel &
Repairs - Renovate 3rd Floor Offices,
14-8645-3458
June 26. 1995
September 13, 1995
Faculty Office and Lab Renovation.
Experimental Science Buildlng
Perform minor demolition of built-in
equipment within the office and laboratory:
install new countertops. sinks and utilities;
instal l a new fume hood: and replace 1 ight
fixtures
No
Barecky Construction Company, ttd .
360.000
COL - Exterior Renovations - A1 1 Expenses,
36-0810-0951
July 31. 1995
November 15, 1995
New Vinyl Soffit Covering. Colorado
Apartments. Buildings 0. K, L and M
Instal 1 vinyl sofff t coverings
N 0

Contractor:
Amount :
Source of Funds:
Oate of Contract:
Lstlmated Completion Oate:
Project Title:
Brief Descrl pti on:
HUB:
25. Contractor:
Amount :
Source of Funds:
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Title:
Brief Description:
HUB:
Contractor :
Amount :
Source of Funds:
Oate of Contract:
Estimated Completion
Project Title:
Brief Descri ptl on:
HUB :
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
Bemcon Co., Inc.
d/b/a Harmony Construction Company
$253.172
NUR - Academic Improvements. Remodel & Repair
- Phase I11 Remodeling, 14-8645-7356 and
NUR 95-96 - Academic Improvements Remodel &
Repai r - Phase I I I Remodel i ng . 14-8646-7156
November 10. 1995
February 1. 1996
Fifth Fl oor Renovations . Nursing School
Perform interlor finish out, to include
demo1 ition, HVAC. electrical and
architectural construction
Yes . Woman
BJI. Inc.
d/b/a B. J. Electrlc Company
$299,000
Men's Oorrns - Fire Alarm System - All
Expenses. 36-0814-0151
July 28, 1995
March 2, 1996
Fire Detection and Alarm Systems at Men's
Dorms (Sirnki ns , Moore Hal 1 , Brackenri dge ,
Roberts and Prather)
Furnish and install a working fire detection
and alarm system in the dorms
No
BJI, Inc.
d/b/a 0. J. Electric Company
$20,000
CAM - Utilities Repair & Renovation Projects
- Electrical System Upgrade - Phase I.
14-8671-2158
November 2. 1995
Date: February 24, 1996
Electrical Improvements. Tayl or Hal 1
Rep1 ace obsolete and antiquated electrical
dqstribution system
No
Contractor: BJI. Inc.
d/b/a 8. J. Electric Company
Amount: S13,gOO
Source of Funds: Women's Co-op - Fire Detection and Alarm
System - All Expenses, 36-0810-0351
Oate of Contract: August 8. 1995
Estimated Compl eti on Date: September 30. 1995
Project Title: Fi re Detection and A1 arm System. Women ' s
Co-op Residence Halls, Change Order Number 1
Brief Description: Furnish and install smoke detectors in
individual rooms
HUB : No

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HUB:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
{ Cont i nued 1
Brandes Brothers Constructors. Inc,
510,000
CAM - Improvements, Remodel and Repairs -
Drainage System West of Art Building,
14-8648-6523
July 21, 2995
September 12, 1995
Orai nage Improvements at Retai ni ng Wall and
Si dewal k, Art Bui 1 ding
Construct drainage system and other
improvements
No
Brandes Brothers Constructors, Inc.
124,346
TAY - Renovation for TICAM Phase I1
Renovations, 36-9002-2441
August 22. 1995
October 2. 1995
TICAM Phase 11 Renovations, Taylor Hall.
Change Order Number 1
Provide additional wood floor removal.
drywall furring over exlsting bri ck/pl aster
wall s. electrical servi ces upgrades and
perform other additional renovations
No
Brandes Brathers Constructors. Inc.
$42,711
TAY - Renovation for TICAM Phase I1
Renovations. 36-9001-2441
October 6, 1995
December 1, 1995
TICAM Phase I1 Renovations, Taylor Hall,
Change Order Number 3
Renovate the restrooms
No
Brandes Brothers Constructors. Inc.
$30.152
IAM - Various Donors - Various Purposes MD&E,
36-6269-2450
August 9, 1995
September 13, 1995
Centennial Room Expansion. Bellmont Hall.
Change Order Number 1
Upgrade the base bid carpet, carpet the
elevator lobby area. make improvements to the
elevator lobby. and perform other renovations
No
Carl ton E. Thompson, Sol e Proprietor
d/b/a Whl te Stone Contractors
542,000
MCD - Repair and Renovation Projects -
Repa i r. Repal nt 107' Dome, 36-0760-6721
October 12, 1995
December 12. 1995
Exterior Painting - Lower Siding 107" Dome.
McDonald Observatory, Fort Davls, Texas
Completely paint the lower siding of the dome
Yes. Woman

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Brief Description:
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35. Contractor:
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Brief Description:
HUB :
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
Carlton E. Thompson, Sole Proprietor
d/b/a White Stone Contractors
$58.500
SRH - Improvements. Remodel & Repair - Clear
Roof Drain, 14-8648-6624
August 21, 1995
December 10, 1995
Unplug 60 Roof Drains. Sid Richardson Hall
Oyetest and unplug 60 roof drains by core
dri 11 I ng and high pressure blasting
Yes, Woman
ECO Environmental, Inc.
$113,000
SRH - Improvements, Remodel & Repair -
Investigate Expansion Joints. 14-8648-6622
July 26, 1995
October 2, 1995
flemolition, ACM Abatement and Repairs at
Finishes. Sid Richardson Hall
Perform demolition work as required to expose
structural joints, then repair and replace
materi a1 s
No
ECO Environmental , Inc.
$77.220
SRH - Structural Repairs - All Expenses,
36 -9001 -4651
November 6. 1995
December 21. 1995
Demolition, ACM Abatement and Repairs at
Finishes, Sid Richardson Hal 1 , Change Order
Number 1
Demol ish the wall in Room 3.227 and perform
emergency steel shoring of the buildfng to
include instal 1 ation of steel columns, column
fabrication, plaster cutting. exterior
dernolitlon and ACM abatement, and additional
demo1 i tion and repairs
No
Environmental Contractors, Inc.
520,000
MSI - Repair and Renovation Prajects -
Demolish Warehouse, 36-0760-6921
November 1. 1995
December 17, 1995
Warehouse Demol it ion. Marine Science
Institute at Port Aransas
Oemol i sh the ex1 sting warehouse
No

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Brief Descrjption:
HUB :
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Date of Contract:
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Brief Descrlpti on:
HUB:
THE UNIVERSITY Of TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
Jack Susarrey, Sole Proprietor
d/b/a Jack Susa rrey 8ui 1 der
939,000
BEL - Communication Closets - A l l Expenses,
36-9001-6051
November 1, 1995
December 17, 1995
New Communi ca ti ons Cl osets . Be1 1 mont Hal 1
Install new communications closets
No
Jon M. Smiley, Sole Proprietor
d/b/a Deco Systems
$245,000
0Et - Communication Closets - All Expenses.
36-0700-0621
July 26, 1995
January 4. 1996
Exterior Maintenance, Batts Hall and Mezes
Hall
Perform total building maintenance throughout
the exterior envelope of the buildings,
inclusive of the breezeways and courtyards
N 0
Jon M. Smiley. Sole Proprietor
d/b/a Deco Systems
f 145,000
510 - Repajr and Renovation Projects -
Exterior Maintenance, 36-0700-0822
August 7, 1995
November 15. 1995
Exterl or Maintenance. 3j 01 ogy Labs
Clean all windows to remove paint, dirt,
grease, oils. and grime: replace any broken
glass panes; and apply two coats of polaguard
color coat to all painted surfaces
No
45. Contractor: Kivi, Inc.
d/b/a P.I.A. Construct~on Company
Amount :
Source of Funds:
S 455,000
Pharmaco Bl dg . - 4th F1 oor Renavat i ons -
Expenses, 36-9001-5151
A1 l
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Title:
September 6, 1995
December 23, 1995
Renovatf on for the Oevel opment Office,
N. IH-35, 4th Floor
2901
Brl ef Description: Perform demolition and renovation of the
interior space of the 4th Floor. to include
partition wall and door systems, a suspended
cell lng system, custom casework. finishes,
lighting, plumbing and HVAC modifications
HUB:
No

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HUB :
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Contd nued)
Kranco Crane Pro Services, Inc.
$24,000
CNM - Maintenance MO&E, 14-8640-1050
August 22. 1995
Date: September 5, 1995
Repair Hoists at Moveable Bulk Heads. Texas
Swim Center
Install access scaffolding and rigging,
perform mi nor support a1 tera ti ons , rep1 ace
Sundays (cluster frame to lift blocks) and
all blocks, and perform other repairs
No
L.S. Decker, Inc.
f 44 * 000
MA1 - Improvements, Remodeling and Repairs
4th Floor West Patio Repalrs - 14-8648-7433
July 31, 1995
October 27, 1995
4th Level West Patio Waterproofing. Main
Bui ldf ng
Demo1 1 sh. waterproof and rebui Id the patio
and planter walls
No
L.S. Decker, Inc.
190,000
MUS - Repair and Renovation Projects -
Exterior Maintenance - 36-0700-5521
September 11, 1995
January 6. 1996
Exterior Maintenance, Music Building
Clean and seal the exterior masonry, repair
glass and glazing, restbre the eaves and
cornice work. restore exterior metals, and
perform lead based paint abatement
No
49. Contractor: Maricel a Rodriguez Barr, Sole Proprietor
d/b/a The Barr Company
Amount :
Source of Funds:
5 150,000
JES - Student Lounge/Mail Room - A l l
Expenses, 36-9001 - 5551
Date of Contract: August 8, 1995
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Title:
Brief Description:
October 30, 1995
Hew Student LoungelModifications to Mail
Room. Jester Center
Provide demo1 it i on. masonry, paint .
VCT/cerami c tile f 1 oori ng, suspended
cei 1 ings, perform modifications to the
mechanical /electrical infrastructure, and
perform other miscellaneous carpentry
modjfications
HUB :
No

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Brief Description:
HUB:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MFETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Con t i nued 1
M. W. Morgan Construction, lnc.
$10,484
GSB - Renovate Financial Trading Room - A l l
Expenses, 36-9001-1751
September 14, 1995
Date: November 9. 1995
€05 Financial Trading Center. Graduate School
of Business. Change Order Number 2
Add two type M fixtures to the classroom.
patch the terrazzo, move the south fire hose
cabinet, change the sprinkler head covers,
and perform miscellaneous electrical
revi sl ons
No
51. Contractor : Naz irn A. Mohammed. Sol e Proprietor
Amount:
Source of Funds:
d/b/a Central Texas Construct i on Servi ces
518,000
WHI - Control Building Slte Improvements -
All Expenses. 36-0850-0351
Date of Contract: November 1. 1995
Estimated Completion Oate: January 29, 1996
Project Title: Landscape and Drainage Improvements. Whitaker
Brief Description:
Field
Install gutters on all four sddes of the
control building: re-landscape the area;
install concrete walk areas and a concrete
pad at the rear; and completely refurbish the
area with grass and plantings as needed
HUB :
No
52. Contractor:
Amount:
Source of Fuflds:
O'Neal Construction of Texas, Inc.
f 63.560
PHR - Academic Improvements, Remodel Renovate
4th Floor Labs - 14-8645-7656 and
PHR - Unallocated Accounts - AUF Special
Equjpment, 20-4699-2080
Date of Contract: October 31, 1995
Estfmated Completion Date: September 21. 1995
Project Title: Remodel the Drug Oynamic Institute, Pharmacy
Building, Rooms 4.208, 4.210 and 4.211,
Change Order Number 1
Brlef Description: Replace the epoxy resin countertap. utility
sink, and trough drain; refurbish the reagent
rack/service fixtures and related
electrical lpl umbing service at Lab Benches #6
and #7: and supply and install a modular
furniture system
HUB : No
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Amount:
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Oate of Contract:
Estimated Completion Oate:
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Brief Descrlption:
HUB:
Talent Restoratf on and Waterproof1 ng
Contractors, Inc.
$40,000
UT System Office - Furnishing and Remodeling
- All Expenses. 85-9000-1451
August 21, 1995
November 20, 1995
Exterlor Maintenance, Bauer House (Main
Resldencel
Perform exterior rnalntenance to the main
residence at Bauer House
No

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Brief Description:
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Estimated Completion
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Brief Description:
Contractor :
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Source of Funds:
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion
Project Title:
Brief Description:
HUB :
57. Contractor:
Amount:
Source of Funds:
Oate of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Tf tle;
Brief Description:
HUB :
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETIMG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS COWTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
Talent Restoration and Waterproofing
Contractors, lnc.
$22,000
CHM - Maintenance MO&E, 14-8640-1050
July 28. 1995
September 4, 1995
Pool Wall and Pool Glass Repairs, Texas Swim
Center
Repair the pool walls and pool glass
No
Talent Restoration and Waterproofi ng
Contractors, Inc.
$19,500
KIN - Sun Deck Roof Replacement - All
Expenses. 36-0813-0151
October 3. 1995
Date: November 6, 1995
Sundeck Yaterproofing Replacement. Kinsolving
Dorm1 tory
Perform parapet masonry repalrs,
waterproofing and add1 tj onal downspouts
NO
Talent Restoration and Waterproof i nq
Contractors, Inc.
J102.000
GEA - Repair and Renovation Projects -
Exterior Window Renovati ons. 36-0700- 3221
August 23. 1995
Date: November 30, 1995
Exterior Restoration, Gearing Hall
Perform exterior abatement, cleaning,
seal i ng . gl azi ng , caul king , pai nt ing and
detailing as required to restore the exterior
wi ndows
No
Texas Liqua Tech Services. Inc.
528,000
Social Work - Repair & Renovation -
Mi scel 1 aneous Projects, 14-8649-5250
November 2, 1995
February 8. 1996
Window Repal rs , Lake Austi n Cent re
Perform window repairs at designated areas
10
58. Contractor: Young and Pratt. Inc.
Amount :
Source of funds:
J150,OOO
UBAS - Repair and Rehabi 1 i tation Projects -
ASH Cooling Tower Replacement, 63-1014-0040
Date of Contract:
Estlmated Completion Date:
Project Title:
September 22, 1995
January 1, 1996
Cooling Tower Replacement, Ashbel Smith Hall
Brief Description: Remove the existing coollng tower, to jnclude
any asbestos containing materials; install a
new cooling tower and connect to existing
servi ces : and provide steel gri 11 age between
the tower and existing structure
HUB :
No

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSIHESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATZOI)
Total Number of Contracts:
Total Number Awarded to HUBS:
Hispanic American
Woman
X of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 10%
Total Funds:
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT. CLINICAL
AH0 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
SInce the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the
following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research, Development. Clinical and Educational Services;
A. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Sot a 1 Total
ttem Funds In Funds_Outmort Material5
FY96 A 464- 679 r3,285.418 1 1.833.925 Report of Awards
FY96 A 853- 987 S 9.3N.274 f 1.033.788 Report of IACs
FY96 A 833- 851 f - 0 - S - 0 -
fY96 A 1006-u J 558.707 4 1.363.7Q Report of Contracts
8. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by S10.000 or More)
Docket Total Total
Item Funds --
Fy95 A 680- 977 $ 10.935.4118 1 444.087 Report of Awards
JY96 A 988- 1005 $ 5.91U S 78.6% ReportofIACs
JY96 A1175-17 76 S S Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500.000
The following contracts or grants in an amount over 5500,000 have been
awarded, have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs as required. and are recommended for ratification by the
U. T. Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN1
1. Grantor: California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
No. : 956689 - Modification No. 44
New Funds: 1596.925 additional
Current Period: 10/1/95 - 9/30/96
Ti tl e/Descrl pti on : Topex Precision Orbit Determi nati on
2. Grantor: Department of the Army
Army Research Laboratory
No. : DAAA21-93-C-0101 - Modification PO0016
New Funds : 13,318,000 additf onal
Current Period: 9/30193 - 9/29/98
Ti tle/Descri pti on: Electromechanics, Hypervel ocity Physics as
They Related to Weapon Systems
3. Grantor: United States Air Force
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
NO. : F49620-95-1-0529
New Funds: $870,020
Current Period: 9/30/95 - 9/29/96
Ti tl elDescr1ption: US-Japan Industry and Technology Management
Training Program
4. Grantor: Department of the Navy
Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Command
No. : N00039-91-C-0082 - Modification PO0077
New Funds: S1.056.301 additional
Current Per1 od: [Unchanged] 12/31 190 - 12/31/95
TI tle/Description: SPAWAR Omnibus Contract
5. Grantor: Department of the Navy
Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Command
No. ; NO0039 - 91 - C - 0082 - Modi f i cat i on PO0078
Hew Funds: 63,400,139 add1 ti ~ n1 a
Current Per 1 od: IUnchangedl 12/31/90 - 12/31/95
Tj tl e/Description: SPAWAR Omnibus Contract
6. Grantor: Department of the Navy
Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Command
No.: N00039-91-C-0082 - Modi f 1 ca ti on PO0079
New Funds: $661,100 add1 t i onal
Current Period: [Unchanged] 12/31/90 - 12/31/95
Ti tl e/Descriptlon: SPAWAR Omnibus Contract
7. Grantor: Department of the Navy
Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Command
No. :
N00039-91-C-0082 - Modification PO0080
New Funds: $1,982,387 additional
Current Per1 od : [Unchanged] 12/31/90 - 12/31/95
Tit1 e/Oescripti on: SPAWAR Omnibus Contract

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000
(Continued)
8, Grantor: Department of the Navy
Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Command
No. : N00039-91-C-0082 - Modificatlon PO0082
New Funds : $1.111.500 additional
Current Period: [Unchanged] 12/31/90 - 12/31/95
Ti tl eIDescript1 on: SPAWAR Ornnlbus Contract
9. Grantor: U. S. Department of Education
No. : H224A20012-95. Action No. 01
New Funds: $850,000
Current Period: 8/1/95 - 7/31/96
Tr tl e/Description: Texas Assistive Technology Partnership Project
10. Grantor: The Ford Foundation
No. : 950-1331
Flew Funds: $598.000
Current Period: 9/2/95 - 8/31/97
Title/Description: Inter-University Program for Latino Research
21. Grantor: Gas Research Instftute
NO. : 5095-210-3485
New Funds : $2,181,121
Current Period: 8/1/95 - 11/30/97
TitlefDescrlption: Integrated Strategies for Carbonate Reserve
Growth
12. Grantor: The Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris
County, Texas
No. : V50233C
New Funds: $799.799
Current Period: 10/1/95 - 8/31196
Ti tl e/DescrlptSon: Research and Development of the Flywheel Lnergy
Storage Safety System for the Next Generation
Bus
13. Grantor: LifeSpex. Inc.
NO.: UTA95-0277
New Funds : 5 583,758
Current Period: 9/1/95 - 8/31/96
Title/Description: Screening and Diagnosis for Cervical Dysplasia
Usjng Fluorescence and Raman Spectroscopy
14. Grantor: Lockheed Martin Energy Systems. Inc.
No. : Subcontract 85X-SU565C
New Funds: f 981,596
Current Peri ad: 10/1/95 - 9/30/97
Ti tl e/Descrlption: Oevel opment of a Deployable Real -Time Dynamic
Traffic Assignment System, Phase I
15. Grantor: The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
No. : Letter dated 11/3/95
New Funds: 1700.000
Current Period : 11/3/95 - 5/2/97
Ti tl e/Descri ption: Effects of Foreign Immigration on Hatdve
Af rfcan-Americans
16. Grantor: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
No. : NAGS-1603 - Supplement 8
New Funds: S1.340.013 additional
Current Period : 11/1/95 - 10/31/96
Ti tle/Descri ptian: Hubble Space Telescope Astrornetry Science
Team-Guaranteed Time Observing Program

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500.000
(Continued)
17. Grantor: Mat1 onat Aeronautics and Space Adml n istrati on
No. : NAG9 -809
New Funds: $794,498
Current Period: 8/1/95 - 7/31/98
Ti tle/Descri pti on: Advanced Oevel opment for Space Robotics with
Emphasi s on Fault To1 erance Techno1 ogy
18. Grantor: Natl onal Science Foundation
No. : CTS-9512657
New Funds : $1,077,608
Current Period: 1011195 - 9/30/98
Ti tl e/Descripti on: Nanostructure Characterization Faci 1 i ty
19. Grantor: Nati anal Science Foundation
No. : OSR-9250036 - Amendment No. 03
Hew Funds: $2,000,000 additional
Current Perf od: 10/1/95 - 9/30/96
Ti tl e1Oescripti on: Texas Statewide Systemic Initiative
20. Grantor: Semiconductor Research Corporation
No. : 94-MC-505 - Amendment No. 2
New Funds : 5530,000 add1 ti onal
Current Peri od: 9/1/94 - 10/31/96
Ti tl e/DescriptSon: Texas SCOE on Materials and Bulk Processes
21. Grantor: Texas Department of Transportation
No. : 706XXA4004
New Funds : $5.344.669
Current Peri od: 9/1/95 - 8/31/96
Title/Description: 1995/96 Cooperat i ve Research Program
22. Grantor: U. S. Department of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
No. : NA57OCU565
New Funds: 51,507,716
Current Period: 9/1/95 - 2/28/97
Ti tl elDescrSption: Development and Implementatfon of Coastal
Environment Technology Commercialization Center
23. Grantor: U. S. Department of Energy
No. : OE-FG03-95ER25279 - Amendment A000
New Funds: 5826,193
Current Period: 9/1/95 - 8/31/96
Title/Descriptf on: Partnership in Computati onal Science
(FUHOS GOING OUT)
24. Grantor: Conoco. Inc.
No. : lJTA96-0011
New Funds: 5500.000
Current Period: 3/31/95 - 3/30/99
Ti tle/Description: Application of Advanced Reservoir
Characteri ration, Simulation. and Production
Optlmlzation Strategies to Maximize Recovery
in Slope and Basin Clastic Reservoir, West
Texas (Delaware Basin)

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
II. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER 1500,000
(Continued 1
(FUNDS GOING OUT1
25. Grantor: Texas Engi neeri ng Experiment Stat i on
NO. : UTA95-0278
New funds: %2.219.896
Current Period: 9/1/95 - 10/31/95
Ti tle/Oescri pti on: Agreement for Dl stri buti on of Grant Funds for
Services Relating to the Amarillo National
Resource Center for Pl utonl urn

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FOREIGN CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH.
DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SERVlCES
(Continued)
(FUNDS COMING IN)
Country: ti echtenstei n
Business/Entlty: Various Donors: Hilti Corporation
No. : Letter dated 9/7/95
New Funds: $28.000
Current perlod: 9/7 195 - 9/6/98
Ti tle/Description: Wood Structures
Country: Mexi co
Business/Entity: Petrol eos Mexi canos
No. : FOVC1982377 & FOVC2996344
Mew Funds: $10,200 additional
Current period: 11/1/94 - 10/31/98
Ti tle/Descri pti on: Structural Geology and Tectonics of Lati noamerica
Country: Norway
BusinessfEntity: BP Exploration-STATOIL
No. : Alliance Work Order NR 0405
New Funds : $21,964 add1 ti onal
Current peri od: 3/31/95 - 10/31/95
TI tle/Description: Technology Transfer Field Conference for
Oeepwa ter Oevel opmen t
Country : Norway
Business/ Entity : Martsi la Propul sran
No. : Consortium Agreement UTA96-0031
New Funds: $20,000
Current period: 9/1/95 - 8/30/96
Tltle/Description: Consortium on Cavitation Performance of High
Speed Propulsors
Country:
Business/Entity:
Norway
Various Donors:
a.s (STATOIL)
Den norske stats oljeselskap
No. :
New Funds :
Current period:
~f tl e /~escr ipti on:
Memorandum of Agreement for Continued Support
of Research (Contract T-121.433. Amendment 051
$10.000 additional
1/1/95 - 12/31/95
Enhanced Oil and Gas Recovery Research Program
( EOGRRP
Country: Saudi Arahfa
Business/Entity: Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)
No. : Check i/FC040975
New Funds: $15,000 additional
Current period: 1/1/95 - 12/31/95
Ti tl e/Descriptjon: Research in Subsurface Modeling
Country: Saudi Arabia
Business/Entlty: A1 -Hamad Establ ishment
No. : Check #)4734585870
New Funds : $2.000
Current period: 9/15/95 - 12/15/95
Ti tle/Descri ption: The Folding Pattern of Map on the Ribosomes
Country: Spain
Business/Entlty: North At1 anti c Treaty Organi zati on
No. : CRG 950809
New Funds: 15,331.76
Current period: 7/11/95 - 7/10/97
Ti tl elDescri pti on: Design Assistance for Hardware-Software Codesign

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FOREIGN CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH.
DEVELOPMENT AN0 EDUCATIOHAL SERVICES
(FUNDS COMING IN)
16. Country: Spa1 n
BusinesslEntity: Canal De Experi enci as Hidrodi namqcas
No. : Consorti urn Agreement UTA96 -0019
New Funds: $20.000
Current period: 9/1/95 - 8/30/96
Title/Description: Consortium on Cavitation Performance of High
Speed Propulsors
17. Country: Sweden
BusinesslEnti ty: KaMeWa A0
No. : Consortium Agreement UTA96-0023
New Funds : $20,000
Current period: 9/1/95 - 9/30/96
Tit1 e/Description: Consortium on Cavitation Performance of High
Speed Propul sors
18. Country: Taiwan
Eusiness/Enti ty: Nat i ona? Taiwan Uni versi ty
No. : Subcontract effective 10/1/95
New Funds: $34.881
Current period: 10/1/95 - 1/31/96
Ti tle/DescrjptZon: Seismlc Data Acquisition Using Ocean Bottom
Seismugraphs In Support of Deep Seismic Imaging
Experiment Offshore of Eastern Taiwan
19. Country: Venezue? a
Business/Entity: Corpoven. S.A.
No. : Adhesion to Agreement
New Funds: ' 1418.413
Current period: 7/15/95 - 7/14/96
Tftle/Description: Characterization Study of the Buda re Field
in the Eastern Basin of Venezuela
20. Country: Venezuela
Busi nessiEnti ty: Various Oonors: INTEVEP. S.A.
No. : Research Participation Agreement extension
Mew Funds: ' 530,000
Current perlod: 1/16/95 - 1/15/96
TI tl e/Descripti on: Stimulation. Logging, and Formation Damage
Research Program
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
21. Country: Phi 1 ippines
Busi nesslEnti ty: Asian Institute of Management
No. : UTA95-0281
New Funds : $46,000
Current period: 1/1/95 - 12/31/95
Tit1 e/Descript ion: Workshop on Disseminating Information on
Exemplary Local Government
22. Country: United Kingdom
BuslnesslEntity: St. Antony's College
No. : UTA95-0261
New Funds: 1173.813
Current period: 7/1/95 - 6/3019R
Ti tl e/Descripti on: Oxford Hi story of the Brl tl sh Empi re

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The fol 1 owing aff i1 i a ti on agreements have been adml ni s trat i vely approved by
the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and fallow one of the
standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of
General Counsel.
1. Facility: Veterans Affalrs Medical Center
San Oiego, California
Date: June 22, 1995
Purpose : To provide educatf onal experiences
2. Faci 1 i ty: The Specialty Hospital of Austin
Austin. Texas
Date: March I, 1995
Purpose: To provide educatf anal experiences
3. Facility: Col urnbi a Hedf cal Center West
El Paso, Texas
Date : December 14. 1994
Purpose: To provide educational experiences
4, Facility: Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers
Temple, Waco. Marlin, and Austin. Texas
Date: October 9, 1995
Purpose: To provide educational experiences
The fol 1 owing agreements of academic cooperatt on with a forei gn i nstf tuti on
have been admi ni s trati vely approved by the Execut i ve Vice Chancel 1 or for
Academic Affairs and follow the standard format approved by the U. T. Board of
Regents.
5. Country: Switzerland
Faci 1 i ty: Ecole Polytechnlque Federale de Lausanne
Date: Effective October 31. 1995, and until terminated by
either instl tution.
Purpose: The University of Texas at Austin and the Ecol e
Pol ytechnique Federal e de Lausanne wi 1 1 co-sponsor a
program of academic and scientific exchange and
col laboration and a student exchange program as a
supplemental program agreement, in areas of interest and
benefit to both institutions, subject to its terms and
conditions. to promote interest in teaching and research
activities.
6. Country: Chi na . Peoples ' Republ i c
Faci 1 i ty : Beijing University of Aeronautics 8 Astronautics
Date: Effective September 13, 1995, for five years or until
terminated by efther party.
Purpose: The University of Texas at Austin and the Beijing
University of Aeronautics & Astronautlcs will co-sponsor
a program of academic and scientific exchange and
collaboration to promote interest in teaching and
research activities.
Country : Mex i co
Facility: Uni versi dad de 1 as Americas - Puebl a
Date: Effective October 30. 1995, for five years or until
terminated by either institution.
Purpose: The University .of Texas at Austln and the Universidad de
Ids Americas-Puebla w i l l co-sponsor a program of academic
and scientific exchange and collaboration and a student
exchange program as a supplemental program agreement. ln
areas of interest and benefit to both institutions,
subject to its terms and conditions, to promote interest
in teaching and research activities.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARII OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS
The following agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the Office
of General Counsel, and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of
Regents. All product approvals are in accordance with Paragraphs lO.I(C1 and
(Dl and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement.
1, Licensee: Advanced Sporting Designs Corporation
d/b/a Colorado Cap
Denver, Col orado 80216
Fee- Royalty: $100. 7%
Period: November 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Descrl pti on: Baseball caps and golf caps.
2. Licensee: Ai rpro
Midland, Texas 79705
Fee-Royal ty: $50, 6%
Per1 od : October 1, 1995 - December 31. 1997
Descri pti on: Windsocks.
3. Licensee: Alvin Lee Go
Austln, Texas 78741
Fee- Royal ty : $50, 6%
Peri od: August 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Description: Graduation announcements and greeting cards.
4. Licensee: Antiquestone. Inc.
Bert ram, Texas 78605
Fee- Royalty: $50, 6%
Period: September 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Descrlption: Engraved stones.
5. Licensee: Apogee Enterprises, Inc.
Houston. Texas 77002
Fee- Royalty: 5100, 7%
Period: September 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Descriptl on: "Cap Cool ern brand headwear accessory.
6. Licensee: Campus Ragz
Norman. Oklahoma 73069
Fee-Royal ty: $100, 7%
Per i od : August 1. 1995 - December 31. 1997
Description: T-shirts. sweatshirts, jackets and caps.
7. Licensee: Cat Spring Spur Company
Cat Spring, Texas 78933
Fee-Royal ty: $50, 6%
Period: October 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Description: Brass key chains.
8. LScensee: Classic Sportswear. Inc.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73129
Fee- Royalty: $0, 7%
Peri od : July 1, 1995 - December 31. 1996
Description: Caps. boxer shorts and fleece sportswear (infants -
adults).
9. Licensee: Converse. Inc.
North Reading, Massachusetts 01864
Fee-Royal ty: SO, 7%
Peri od: October 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
DescripLion: "Apex One" and "ConverselCons" brands of apparel,
which includes but i s not limited to jackets,
windbreakers, t-shirts, shorts and fleecewear.
10. Licensee: Creative Marketing Concepts, Inc.
The Woodlands, Texas 77381
Fee-Royal ty: $50, 6%
Period: November 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
Descrd ption: Go1 f bag towel hol der.

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17. Li censee:
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18. Ll censee:
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS
IConti nuedl
Creatfve Sports Images, Inc.
Harri sburs. - North Carol ina 28075
$50. 6%
September 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Da kotah. Inc.
Webster, South Oakota 57274
$50. 6%
October 1, 1995 - December 31. 1997
58" X 60" polyester throws.
Dilla Sportswear, Inc.
Bellaire, Texas 77401
550, 6%
September 1, 1995 - December 31. 1997
"Wet Wrapsa brand headbands.
Embroidery Servi ces . Inc .
Erlanger. Kentucky 41018
1100, 7%
Oecember 1, 1995 - December 31, 1998
T-shirts, sweatshirts, athletic shorts. tote bags and
blankets.
F & M Blanc Associates, Inc.
d/b/a Capital City Coffee
Austin. Texas 78753
$50. 6%
October 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Coffee (whole bean and ground, in various sizes of
foil packaging): tea (blended and flavored, in various
sizes of foll packaging); and coffee and tea gift
package combinations (which may include coffee. tea.
mugs, coffee grinders. candy and
novel ties/collectibIes~.
Haas-Jordan Umbrella Company
Toledo, Ohio 43604
$50, 6%
November 1. 1995 - December 31. 1997
Umbrel 1 as.
Head Games, Inc.
Norwalk, Connecticut 06850
$50, 6%
June 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
"Croakiesn style eyeglass retainers.
3 W Envisions, lnc.
Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania 19006
$50, 6%
October 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
Sunglasses. eyewear retainer cords and other eyewear
accessori eS .
Jock Oog
Dallas, Texas 75252
$50, 6%
September 1. 1995 - necember 31, 1997
Bandannas/scarves for dogs and dog collars.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS
(Continued)
Ma1 1 ory Western Leather and Supply. Inc.
Joshua, Texas 76058
$100, 7%
September 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Golf andlor baseball style caps (for infants. toddlers
and pre-teens) and leather products, which includes
luggage tags, golf bag tags, key chains. checkbook
covers and notebook covers.
Max Graphix
Spokane, Washington 99201
$50, 6%
October 1. 1995 - December 31. 1997
Mouse pads and coasters.
Maxit Designs, Inc.
Carmichael , California 95609
$100, 7%
July 1. 1995 - December 31. 1997
Turtl enec k s h i rts and headgator headwea r.
Mr. Augis Sportswear, Inc.
Greer. South Carolina 29651
f 100, 7%
November 1. 1995 - December 31. 1997
Apparel. which Includes t-shirts. sweatshirts,
sweaters, jackets. sharts and caps.
Nouveautes. Inc.
Carl stadt , New Jersey 07072
$50, 6%
October 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Children's wooden furniture. which f ncludes straight -
back chairs. stow-away combo chairs, rocking chairs
(child and adult), tables. toy boxes and snack trays.
Pipellne Graphics. Inc,
Tempe, Ari zona 85281
5100, 7%
October 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
T-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, shorts and caps.
Play By Play Toys & Novelties. Inc.
San Antonio. Texas 78216
$50. 6%
October 1. 1995 - Oecember 31, 1997
Stuffed toy bears and ather novelties.
Prairie Graphics, Inc.
Lawrence, Kansas 66046
$100, 7%
October 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
T-shirts, sweatshirts. "Polo" and 'Henly" style
shirts, jackets, shorts and caps.
Social Awearness,
Division of Bernard Bernard & Co,, Inc.
Los Angeles, California 90024
6100.7% -
April 1, 1995 - Oecember 31, 1997
Bathrobes,

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
TRAOEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS
(Continued)
Spring Industries, Inc., Specialty Fabrfcs Group
Rock Hi 1 1 , South Carol i na 29730
$100, 7%
October 1, 1995 - December 31. 1997
Comforters, lap quilts, throws/afghans, decoratlve
pillows, hair bows. spi rit rlbbons, purses, travel
bags. swing bags, tote bags, ponchos, suspenders.
belts, eyeglass retainers, aprons. wallpaper borders
and uphalsteryldrapery fabric (limited quantity and
individually packaged).
Stapl eton Corporati on
Van Buren. Arkansas 72956
$50. 6%
August 1. 1995 - December 31. 1997
"Bar Stools," steel and aluminum with a vinyl seat.
Team Spirit Graphics, Inc.
Tall ahassee. Florida 32303
$100, 7%
November 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Apparel for infants and adults, which includes infant
rompers, infant crawlers, two-piece diaper sets, baby
blankets. t-shirts, rnaternlty tees, polo-style shirts,
sweatshi rts and caps.
Tee Jay's Manufacturing, Inc.
Fl orence, A1 abama 35630
$100, 7%
October 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
T-shirts and sweatshirts.
The Alumnj Group, Inc.
San Antonio. Texas 78216
s 100, 7%
November 1, 1995 - December 31. 1997
T-shirts. Polo-style shirts, sweatshirts. sweaters and
caps.
The Corby Company. ttd.
d/b/a Hoodle
Austin, Texas 78701
150, 6%
October 1, 1995 - December 31. 1997
"Hoodle," a 13* X 16" removable sticker and/or decal
for automobiles.
The Pfal tzgraff Company
York, Pennsylvania 17401
$50, 6%
July 1. 1995 - December 31. 1997
Stoneware products, which includes mugs, coasters,
canisters. snack bowls, party bowls. soup and snack
trays, party trays and lamps.
Tie Breakers
Austin, Texas 78758
$100. 7%
September 1 ,' 1995 - December 31, 1997
Silk neck ties and denim button-down shirts,
T L C Sportswear, Inc.
Westlake Village. California 91361
$100, 7%
October 1, 2995 - December 31. 1997
T-shi rts and sweatshirts.

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Description:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS
{Continued
T M I Products
Mi ssoul a . Montana 59803
$50, 6%
October 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Static-cling, auto window decals.
Ultimate Sales & Service. Inc.
Rockwall . Texas 75087
$50, 6%
October 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
Framed mirrors, framed tempered glass panels, lamps
(desk, table & wall) and jukeboxes.
U S A Player Sportswear, Inc.
Fort Wayne. Indiana 46809
5100, 7%
August 1. 1995 - December 31, 1997
Apparel , which Includes t -shi rts and sweatshi rts.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
PATENT LlCENSE AGREEMENTS
The fol l owing agreements have been awarded, have been adrni n i strati vely
appr~ved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academlc Affairs. and are
recommended for ratificatfon by the U. T. Board of Regents.
Licensee: Houston Lighting & Power Company
Houston, Texas 77002
Fee-Royal ty: Houston Lighting & Power Company will pay The
UnSversity a two percent royalty on the first $150,000
in net sales of licensed products in each calendar
year during the term of the agreement. Once the first
5150,000 in net sales is reached, all net sales made
in that calendar year thereafter shall bear a royalty
payable to the Board as follows: (a) flve percent of
the next $100.000 in net sales; and (bl 7.5 percent of
net sales over the amount of $250.000.
Peri od: Effective February 14, 1994, until termination of the
agreement
Description: Agreement grants a royal ty-beari ng, exclusive
license to sell licensed products which relate to
methods of producdng concretes containing class c fly
ash that are stable in sul phate environments.
Li censee : Li f eSpex. Inc.
Houston, TX 77027
Fee-Royal ty: LifeSpex w i l l pay The Universtty of Texas at Austin
and the H. D. Anderson Cancer Center a nonrefundable
license progress fee in the amount of 1100,000 in
accord with a schedule set nut In the agreement. In
addition, a running royalty of four percent of the net
sales of patented 1 i censed technology, one percent of
the net sales of licensed technology covered only by
technology rights, and 0.4 percent of the net sales of
licensed technology that conslsts of disposables and
Period:
cdnsumables wl 1 1 be paid .
The original Patent and Technol ogy Li tense Agreement
with Patient Technol ogles, Inc. (PTI ) was effective
July 1, 1993. PTI assigned the agreement to LifeSpex,
Inc. on February 28, 1995. This agreement is
retroactive, by amendment. to the effective date of
July 1, 1993.
Descrlpti on: Agreement grants a royalty-bearing, exclusive
license to manufacture. have manufactured, use, sell,
etc. 1 icensed products to be used for the diagnosis of
epithelial cancers and precancers of animal body
tj ssues , i ncl udi ng human body ti ssues .

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, lg96
SOFTWARE LlCENSE AND D ISTRIBUTl ON AGREEMENTS
The foll owing agreements have been awarded, approved by the Office of General
Counsel. and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN)
ti censee : PGS Seres AS
N-7005 Trondheim, Norway
Fee-Royal ty: An initial License Fee of $67,000. A
further royalty of 50 percent of net sales on any
additional internal 1 icenses or external subl i censes.
Period: Effective June 1. 1995. until termination of the
agreement
Description: PGS Seres AS is granted a nonexclusive license
to use, modify, manufacture, reproduce, sublicense.
market, and distribute the software program
"finitepsv.fM, derivative works, and associated
documentation In order to simulate seismic wave
propagation for model ing and visual ization purposes.
2. Li censee : PGS Seres AS
N-7005 Trondheim. Norway
fee-Royal ty: An initial License Fee of $33,000. A
further royalty of 50 percent of net safes on any
addi ti onal Internal 1 icenses or external subl i censes.
Period: Effective June 1, 1995, until termination of the
agreement
Description: PGS Seres AS is granted a nonexclusive license
to use, modify, manufacture, reproduce. sublicense,
market. and distribute the software program
"psvseis .fm. derivative works, and associated
documentatton in order to simulate seismic wave
propagation for modeling and visualization purposes.
3. Li censee: Integrated Sillcon Systems, Inc.
Durham, North Carollna 27713
Fee-Royal ty: An initial paid-up royalty of $10,000 due within
30 days of execution of the agreement. Two additional
paid-up royalty amounts of $5,000 each due on the
first and second year anniversary dates of the
agreement. ln additfon, a running royalty on the
cumulative net sales of licensed software w i l l be due
according to a schedule set out in Section 5.l(c) of
the agreement with a minlmum running royalty of 55,000
per year throughout the term of the agreement.
Period: Effective Hay 31, 1995. until termination of the
agreement
Description: Integrated Silicon Systems, Inc. is granted a
worldwide, excl usi ve 1 i cense to make, adapt, di spl ay ,
copy, modify, sublicense. use, and distrlbute licensed
software. The software is a RAPID Interconnect
C i rcui t Eva1 uator.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FESRUARY 8. 1996
OFFICE OF HOGG FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
AN0 IMA HOGG FOUNDATION GRANTS
c
( F UWOS COMING IN
1.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: UT-Austln, Oepartment of Educational Psychology -
Dr. Sylvia 2. Ramirez
Number: 3109
New funds : $14.310.00
Current Per1 od : October 1. 1995 - September 30. 1996
Ti tle/Oescription: Effects of Deinsti tutional i zati on on Fears, Anxiety and
Adjustment of Persons with Mental Retardation
Support is provlded for the second year of a study on the
effects of deinsti tutional ization on the fears, anxiety,
general psychopathology, and life satisfaction of persons
with mental retardation. Dr. Sylvia 2. Ramirez is
responsible for administration of the grant.
c
( FUHDS GOING OUT 1
2.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: The Gulf Coast Center -
Ms. Theresa Marie Haak
Number: 3226
New Funds: f 640.00
Current Period: September 1, 1995 - October 31, 1995
Tit?e/Description: "From Coast to Coast: Communicating Across Cultures" -
TXMHMR Public Information Inservice/Conference
A grant 1s given for travel and per djem expenses for the
keynote speaker at the Texas Department of Mental Health
and Mental Retardation Publfc Information
Inservice/Conference September 20-23. 1995.
Ms. Theresa Marie Haak is responsible for administratlon
of the grant.
3.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation -
Mr. Vijay Ganju
Number: 3177
New funds : $19.100.00
Current Period: October 1. 1995 - January 31. 1996
Title/Description: Managed Mental Health Care: Workshops for Texas
Stakeholders
Partial funding is provided for a series of seven regional
learning workshops convenfng stakeholders in the field of
mental health to confront issues related to the benefits
and consequences of various approaches to managed mental
health care and to develop recommendations for the state.
Mr. Vi jay Ganju is responsible for administratlon ~f the
grant.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OFFICE OF HOGG FOUNOATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
AND IMA HOGG FOUNDATION GRANTS
( FUNDS GOING OUT )
(CONTINUED)
4.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation far Mental Health
Grantee: Brownsvi 1 le Communi t y Health Center -
Ms. Paula S. Gomez
Number: 3324
New Funds : $49.175.00
Current Perlod: October 1, 1995 - September 30. 1996
TltlelDescription: Campus Care Centers Mental Health Project
A first-year grant is gjven for irnplementatlon of a mental
health component in a school-based health program.
Ms. Paula 5. Gomez fs responsible for administration of
the grant.
5.
Grantor:
Grantee:
Number :
New Funds:
Current Period :
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Family Service Center -
Mr. Lloyd H. Sidwell
3 152
$32,900.00
October 1, I995 - September 30, 1996
Ti tle/Description: Violence Prevention for Hi spani c Famf 1 ies: A
Inter-Family Training and Support
Program of
Second-year support is provided for implementation of a
model targeting poor Hi spanlc fami lies in provision of
prevention and Intervention services through indigenous
parent assistants to decrease domestic and community
vi 01 ence. Mr. Lloyd H. Sfdwell is responsible for
administration of the grant.
6.
Grantor:
Grantee:
Hagg Foundation for Mental Health
Houston Achievement Pl ace -
Mr. Paul Gilford
Number:
New Funds :
Current Period:
2747H
$9.778.00
October 1, 1995 - September 30. 1996
Title/Description: Redirection and Intensive Ski 11s Education (R. I .S. E. 1
Program
A fourth-year grant is given for a program offering an
a1 ternative classroom for disruptive chi1 dren aged 7-12.
Mr. Paul Gilford is responsible fot administration of the
grant.
7.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: Texans' War on Drugs, Inc. -
Ms. Marge Bartol etti
Number: 3359
New Funds: $15,000.00
Current Period : November 1. 1995 - May 31, 1996
Title/Oescription: Consortium of Substance Abuse Free Environment
TransItlonal funding is provided for coaljtion-building,
collaborative activities in the area of alcohol and drug
abuse prevention. Ms. Marqe Bartoletti Is responsible for
administration of the grant.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OFFICE OF HOGG FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
AND IMA HOGG FOUNDATION GRANTS
c
I FUNDS GOING OUT)
(CONTINUED)
8.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: Hi 11 Country Youth Ranch -
Mr. Gary Priour
Number : 3326
New Funds: $35,337.00
Current Period: November 1. 1995 - October 31, 1996
Ti tl e/Descri pti on: Hi 11 Country Youth Care Trainlng Center
Funding is given for the development of a coordinated
certification and training program in residential child
care which w i l l meet the professional development needs of'
a wlde variety of Texas child care organizations.
Mr. Gary Prl our Is responsible for admin-i stratlon of the
grant.
9.
Grantor: Hogg FoundatSon for Mental Health
Grantee: UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, Department of
Medicine -
Dr. John W. Williams, Jr.
Number: 3321
New Funds: $15,275:00
Current Peri od : November 1. 1995 - October 31. 1996
Tftle/Description: Expanding Patient Choice: Problem Solvlng Therapy Versus
Paroxetl ne for Mi nor Depress1 on
First-year support is provided for a research study
comparing paroxetine and problem-solving therapy to
placebo in patients with minor forms of depression.
Dr. John W. Williams. Jr. is responsible for
adminjstration of the grant.
10.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: Austin Rape Crisis Center -
Ms. Ginger Eways
Number: 3279
New Funds : $50.000.00
Current Period: January 1, 1996 - December 31, 1996
Ti tl e/Descri pt i on; Sexual Abuse Preventi on and Education Program for Peopl e
with Disabilities
First-year funding is given to develop and establish the
Personal Safety Awareness Center, a comprehensive sexual
abuse prevention and education center for adults with
disabilities in Texas, Ms. Ginger Eways is responsjble
for administration of the grant.
11.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: Texas A&M University Development Foundation (for the Texas
A&M College of Education) -
Dr. Michael Ouffy
Number: 3033
Hew Funds: 536,675.00
Current Period : January 1. 1996 - August 31. 1997
Title/Description: School-Family Program: A Collaborative Pilot Research
Demonstratiofl Project
A grant is provided for the third and final phase of a
demonstration project within a middle school in
col1 aboration ui th the Bryan Independent School Oi stri ct,
where a group support mentoring system is developed and
eval uated. Dr. Michael Ouffy is responsible for
administration of the grant.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETlNG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OFFICE OF HOGG FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH
AND IMA HOGG FOUNDATION GRANTS
c
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
(CONTINUED)
12.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental health
Grantee: Southern Methodist University, Department of Psychology -
Dr. Kenneth Springer
Number: 3293
New Funds: 511,132.00
Current Period: March 1, 1996 - February 28, 1997
Title/Description: Written Disclosure as a Means of Stress Reduction in
Chf 1 dren
Support is given for a study in the use of written
disclosure of thoughts and feelings as a means of reducing
stress in school children. Dr. Kenneth Springer is
responsible for admlnfstration of the grant.
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
13.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: Child Abuse Prevention Network -
Mrs. Hari anne Ehrl i ch
Number: 3002H
New Funds: 130.000.00
Current Period : October 1, 1995 - September 30. 1996
Tftle/Description: Healthy Families Houston
Supplemental funding is provided for implementation of the
Hawaij model for preventing child abuse and neglect in
Houston. Ms. Marianne Ehrlich i s responstble for
admi ni s t ra ti on of the grant.
14.
Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
Grantee: UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Department of
Obstetrics and Gynecology -
Or, BertIs Little
Number: 2736
New Funds : $7,000.00
Current Per 1 ad : October 1. 1945 - November 30, 1995
Title/Description: Follow-up Study of the Physical Growth and Development of
Infants Exposed to Cocaine During Gestation
A supplemental grant is given to complete research on the
i nfant growth and devel opmental prtlbl ems whi ch a re caused
by the mother's use of cocalne during pregnancy.
Or. Bertis Little is responsible for administration of the
grant.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
ENDOWED CHAIRS AND NAMED PROFESSORSHTPS
1995-96 INITIAL AND NON-INITIAL. NOH-BUDGETED APPOINTMENTS*
1. Col l ege:
Pasftion:
School of Architecture
Harwell Hamilton Harris Regents
Professorshlp in Architecture
Appoi ntee/Ti tl e: Michael Benedikt. Meadows Foundation
Centennfal Professor in Archltectute
(Professor Benedikt w i l l retain this
Department:
Person Being Replaced:
Effective Date:
Professorshi p. 1
- - -
I ni ti a1 Appol ntment
9/1/95
2. Coll ege: School of Architecture
Position: 0' Nei 1 Ford Centennial Chair in
Architecture
Appointee/Ti tl e: Enrique Norten, Visiting Professor
Department:
---
Person Being Replaced: Vacant, previously held by Billie Tsien,
Visitlng Professor. 5/31/95
Effective Date: 1/16/96 - 5/31/96 only
3, Col 1 ege:
Position:
School of Law
Morris and Rita Atlas Family Centennial
Appoi ntee/Ti tl e:
Professorship in Law
Roy H. Mersky, Professor
Department:
---
Person Bei ng Rep1 aced: Vacant, previously held by Inga Markovits.
Professor, 8/31/93
Effecti ve Date: 9/1/95
*Personnel and Payroll information w i l l be included in "Amendments to the
1995-96 Operating Budgetw as appropriate in this or subsequent dockets.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
The term "rate" for academic insti tutl ons is the full -time nine-month base
rate and for health institutions i s the full -time twelve-month base rate; for
all other personnel it is the full-time rate. the appointee receiving a
proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is
appointed and the period of hqs appointment. Source of funds for payment of
salaries, unless otherwi se shown, is the departmental salaries account.
-
A P P
Ful l -Time
_Salar_v
Effective % No.
D~p-nt. T i t l ~ . Ndmf hu L i m f : k l Q L l h & ~
INSTRUCTION
Office of the Vice President and Dean of Graduate Studies
and Center for Asian Studies and Oriental African
Languages and Literatures
1. Richard W. Lariviere (TN)
From: Ralph a. Thomas
Regents Professor
In Asian Studies
To: Ralph B. Thomas
Regents Professor
in Asian Studies 911 5 0 9 66.950
Associate
Vice President 9/1 50 12 82.667
Col 1 ege of Business Administration
Finance and Management
2. William W. Cooper
From: Professor
Emerl tus
TO: Professor
Emeritus (MSIX 9/1 5 0 9 129.432
Go1 1 ege of Engi neerl ng
Aerospace Engineering and
Engineering Mechanics
3. John Westkaemper
From: Professor
Emeritus
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 911 2 5 9 58.034
Chemical Engineering
4. James Fair
From: Professor
Emeritus
* (MS) - Modi fted Service
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 9/1 2 2 9 112,904

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
( Cont i nued
Full -Time
Sa'larr
Effective X No.
nt. Title. DU I d l l E M ~ ~ h k 0 8 L
APPOINTMENTS. PROMOTIONS. AND
CRFASL
INSTRUCTION (continued)
W. A. (Bill} Cunningham
Professor Emeritus In
Engj neeri ng
5. Howard Rase
From: Professor
Emerl tus
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 9/1 34 9 75,236
C i vi? Engineering
6. Robert Herman
From: Professor
Erneri tus
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 9/1 50 9 68,959
Assoc i ate Professor
7. Sharon Wood (TN) 1 / 16 100 9 65,600 064
El ectrl cal and Computer
Engineering
8. William Ouesterhoeft, Jr.
From: Professor
Emeritus
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 9/1 50 9 68.719
Mechanical Engineering
9. William Less0
From: Professor
Erner i tus
Col 1 ege of Fine Arts
School of Music
10. Nelson Patrick
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 911 2 5 9 64.300
From: Associate
Professor
Emeritus
* (MS) - Modified Service
To: Associate
Professor
Emeritus IMSI* 9/1 33 9 41.359

-
APPOINTMFNTS. PROHOTIONS. AHfl
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U, T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -Time
A
Effective % No.
fim. D~i~artment. Title. UAIE rn SlmeMQLhkML
INSTRUCTION (continued)
11. Jess Wal ters
From: Professor
Emeritus
To: Professor
Emerltus (MS)* 9/1 3 3 9 .46,457
Col 1 ege of Liberal Arts
Anthropology and Institute of
Latin American Studjes
12. Richard Schaedel (TN)
From: Professor 100 9 52.331
To: Professor
Institute of
Latin Amerlcan
9/1 100 9 52,331
Studies Research
Program 9 / 1 S P LT 9 10.000
Source
-
of Funds:
$ 52.331 - State
5.00Q - Research Program (4 1/2 month appointment)
1 57 331 - Total Salary
Center for Asian Studles
13. Susan Napier (TN)
From: Associ ate
Professor
Source of Funds:
$ 46.000 - State
2.00Q - Mftsubishi Endowment
f 48,000 - Total Salary
* IMSI - Modified Service
To: Associate
Professor 9 / 1 100 9 46.000
Mi tsubi shi Heavy
Industries Fellow
in Japanese
5tudies 9 11 SPLT 9 2,000

THE UNIVERSITY DF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued 1
Full -Time
A
Effective % No.
nt. Title. Name Riik ~ h h k
APPOINTMENTS. PROMOTIONS. M
sAbARVb
INSTRUCTION (continuedl
Center for Asian Studies and
Oriental and African Languages
and Literatures
14. Sung-Sheng Chang (TN)
From: Associate
Professor
Source of Funds:
$ 69,349 - State
2,000 - Meyerson Endowment
1 71,349 - Total Salary
To: Associate
Professor 9 / 1 100 9 69.349
Marlene and
Morton Meyerson
Centennial
Fell ows h i p 9/1 SPLT 9 2,000
Center for Mexlcan American Studies
and Sociology
15. Gilberto Cardenas (TN)
From: Associate
Professor
Director
Source of Funds :
$ 58.720 - State
5.000 - Sanchez Endowment
S 63,720 - Total Salary
To: Associate
Professor 9/1 100 9 48,044
Director 6/1 100 12 64.059
George I. Sanchez
Centenni a1
Professorship in
Liberal Arts 9/1 SPLT 9 5,000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U, 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENT5 TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
-
Full -Time
Effective X No.
Jtpm. Qe~artamt.
APPOINTMFNTS. PROMOTIONS. AM
INSTRUCTION (continued)
Economics and Center for Asian
Stud i es
16. Frank Jannuzi (TN)
Title. Name Rat U I E M Q L B B ~ ;
From: Professor 100 9 71,500
Source of Funds:
S 71.500 - State
8.00D - Johnson Endowment
$ 79,500 - Total Salary
To: Professor 9/1 100 9 71,500
Murray S.
Johnson Chad r
in Economics 9/1 5PLT 9 8.000
Eng? ish
17. Maurine D. McEl roy
From: Associate
Professor
Emeritus
To: Associate
Professor
Emeritus IMSI* 9/1 50 9 45.000
English and Humanitles Honors
Program
18. Norman Farmer (TNI
Source of Funds:
$ 56,226 - State
5.000 - Stiles Endowment
S 61.226 - Total Salary
From: Professor 100 9 56.226
To: Professor 911 100 9 56,226
Stiles
Professorship
in Humanities
and Cornparati ve
Literature 9 / 1 S P LT 9 5,000
Engl i sh and Rhetoric
and Composition
19. James L. Kinneavy
From: Professor
Emeritus
*(MS) - Modified Service
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 9/1 50 9 66,950

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued 1
Full -Time
_Salarv
Effective % No.
Jtem. Depattm~nt- Title- Ra& Timehum
INSTRUCTION (continued)
20. John Slatin (TN)
from: Associate
Professor
To: Assocl ate
Professor 9 / 1 100 9 44,962
President's
Associates
Teachi ng
Fellow in
Engl ish
Composition 9/1 SPLT 9 5,000
Source of Funds:
$ 44,962 - State
5,QOQ - President's Fellowship
$ 49,962 - Total Salary
French and Italian
21. Marcus Millicent (TN)
From: Professor 100 9 55,000
To: Professor 911 100 9 55,000
Oal las TALA
Centenni a1 Fell ow
In Liberal Arts
11 1 9 / 1 SPLT 9 3.000
Source of Funds:
5 55,000 - State
3.000 - Dallas TALA Endowment
5 58,000 - Total Salary
Hi story and Economi cs
22. Walt W. Rostow
From: Professor
Emer i t us
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 9/1 50 9 73,925
Hi story and Slavic Languages
23. Sidney Monas
From: Professor
Erneri tus
* (MS) - Modified Service
To: Professor
Emeritus (MSI* 9/1 66 9 64,821

-
APPOINTMENTS. PROMOTIONS. AlQ
INSTRUCTION (continuedl
Philosophy and Center for Asian
Studies
24. Stephen H. Phillips ITN)
THE UNIVERSITY Or TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -Time
Salarv
Effective X No.
Jtem. Dwtment. Title. N a m Q L ~ W B a t s B B C ;
From: Professor 100 9 47,366
To: Professor 9/1 100 9 55.000
Psycho1 ogy
Ashbel Smith Professor
25. Abram Amsel (TN)
Source of Funds:
$ 95,270 - State
6.00Q - Smith Endowment
S 91,270 - Total Salary
From: Professor 100 9 85.270
To: Professor 9/1 100 9 85,270
Ashbel Smith
Professor 9/1 SPLT 9 6.000
Ashbel Smith Professor
26. Ira Iscoe (TN)
From: Professor
Source of Funds:
$ 32.888 - State
6.OQO - Srni t h Endowment
$ 38,888 - Total Salary
To: Professor 9/1
Ashbel Smlth
Prof ess~r 9 / 1
Soclol ogy
27. Gi deon Sjoberg ITN)
From: Professor
Source of Funds:
6 66,500 - State
4 JUQ - Smith Endowment
$ 70.500 - Total Salary
To: Professor 9/1
C. 8. Smith, Sr,
Centennial Fellow
in US/Mexico
Relations 9/1
I
5 0 9 65.776
50 9 65,776
SPLT 9 6,000
SPLT 9 4,000
076

-
APPOINTMFHTS. PROMOTlONS. AND
INSTRUCTION Icantlnuedl
Sociology and LBJ School of
Public Affai rs
28. Peter Ward (TNI
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETIhG
FEBRUA'RY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Cant i nued
Full -Time
Salarv
Effective % No.
. Denart.m~nt. Title. Nm ndte h & m
From: Professor 100 9 77,910
To: Professor 9 / 1 100 9 -77,910
C. 8. Smith,
Sr, Centennial
Fellowship in
US - Mexlco
Re1 at i ons #3 9 / 1 SPLT 9 10,000
Source of Funds:
$ 77.910 - State
101.000 - Smith Endowment
$ 87.910 - Total Salary
-
Sociology, Population Research
Center. and LBJ School of Pub1 i c
Affairs
Ashbel Smith Professor
29. Frank Bean CTN)
From: Professor
Director
To: Professor 9 / 1 7 5 9 79.500
Director 9/1 25 12 106,000
Ashbel Smith
Professor 9 / 1 SPLT 9 6,000
Source of Funds:
S 79,500 - State {Directorship is on a 9-month appointment)
6.QOQ - Smith Endo~ment
1 85,500 - Total Salary
-

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued]
Full -Time
Salarv
Effective % No.
U@m. DenarLmmt. Title. Nam ALE I ~ ~ M Q L W ~
INSTRUCTION (continued)
Spanish and Portuguese and
Institute of Latin American
Studjes
Tomas Ri vera Regents Professor
in Spanish Language and
Literature
30. Nicol as Shumway ITN)
From: Professor
Associate
01 rector
Tomas Rlvera
Regen t s
Professorship
in Spanish
Language and
Literature
Source of Funds:
$ 83.111 - State
5.0OQ - Smith Endowment
$ 88.111 - Total Salary
LBJ School of Public Affafrs
31. Elspeth D. Rostaw
To: Professor 911 100 9 68,000
Assncl ate
Di rector 611 100 12 90,667
Tomas Rivera
Regents
Professorship
f n Spanish
Lang~age and
Literature 0 9 0
C. 0, Smith. Sr.
Centennl a1 Fell ow
in US/Mexico
Relations (#I31 9/1 SPLT 9 5.000
From: Professor
Erneri tus
* [MSI - Modified Servjce
To: Professor
Emeritus tMSI* 9/1 50 9 77,417

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued 1
Full -Time
Effective % No,
Uem. De~ar-- kt2 UIEMQLkkB&
APPOINTMFNTS. PROMOTIONS. A N
SBLABY_INCREASES
INSTRUCTION (continued)
Col 7 ege of Natural Sci ences
Chemistry and Bl ocherni stry
Ashbel Smith Professor
32. Lester Reed (TNI
Source of Funds:
1 94,259 - State
6.000 - Smi th Endowment
$100,259 - Total Salary
From: Professor I DO 9 94,259
To: Professor 9/1 100 9 94,259
Ashbel Smith
Professor 911 SPLT 9 6,000
Mathematics and Office of the
Vice President for Student Affairs
Ashbel Smith Professor and Vice
President for Student Affairs
33. James Vick (TNI
From: Professor
Vice President
for Student
Affal rs 9/1
Source of Funds:
1121.500 - State
6 I oOQ - Smi t h Endowment
5127,500 - Total Salary
To: Professor 9/1
Vice Presi dent
for Student
Affalrs 911
Ashbel Smith
Professor 9 / 1
Mathematics and Computer Sciences
Ashbel Smith Professor
34. David Young (TN)
From: Professor
Source of Funds:
5 81.690 - State
6.000 - Smith Endowment
1 87.690 - Total Salary
To: Professor 9 11
Ashbel Smith
Professor 9 11
100 9 81,690
100 9 81,690
SPLT 9 6 .OOO
072

THE UNiVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995.96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -Time
Salar_v
Effective % No.
Itpm. RePartment. T i t l ~ . hlnme Lhk M Q L ~ U B B [ ;
INSTRUCTION (continued)
zoo1 ogy
35. Hugh Forrest
From: Professor
Emeritus
To: Professor
Emeritus IMSI* 9/1 50 9 67,898
Ashbel Smith Professor
36. Harry Sutton (TN)
From: Professor
Source of Funds:
1 76,000 - State
6.0U - Smith Endowment
1 82,000 - Total Salary
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT
Office of the President
37. William 5. Livingston
To: Professor 9/1 100 9 76,000
Ashbel Smith
Professor 9 / 1 SPLT 9 6,000
From: Professor
Emeritus
* (MS) - Modified Service
To: Professor
Emeritus 9/1 0 9 0
Senior Vice
President loll 50 12 100,000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BCARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued 1
Full -Time
A
Effective % No
Jtpm. D~nartment. Title. N m U L i m e k h ~ U B B i l
APPOINTMFNTS. PROMOTIONS. AND
SAl ARY INCRFASFL
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT (continued)
Office of the Executive Vice President and
Provost and Electrical and Computer
Engi neeri ng
38. Christine M, Maziar (TN)
From: Professor 100 9 70,500
Arch4 e W.
Strai ton
Endowed Faculty
Fellowship in
Engineering SPLT 9 3,500
To: Professor 9 / 1 5 0 9 70.500
Vice Provost 9/1 50 12 94.000
Arch1 e W.
St r ai ton
Endowed Facul ty
Fellowship in
Engi nee r i ng 9 / 1 SPLT 9 3,500
Source of Funds:
5 70,500 - State
3. 500 - Straitan Engineering Endowment
1 74,000 - Total Salary

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
SPECIAL ITEMS - RESEARCH
Advanced Research and Advanced Technology Programs
1. Amount of Transfer: 811,138,734 057
From: A1 l ocati on of General Revenue
by Coordinating Board
To: Advanced Reseatch/Technology Programs for:
ARP-OOZC (Crawford)
ARP-003 (Bard)
ARP-005 (Folk)
ARP-007 (Marderl
ARP-015 (Shields)
ARP-019 (Buskey/Montagna)
ARP-050 (Sanchez)
ARP-085 (Tyler)
ARP-093 (Nei kl rk)
ARP-095 (Brodbel t 1
ARP-117 (Allen)
ARP-119 (Appling/Robertusl
ARP- 130 (George 1
ARP-135 (SenIStoffa)
ARP-I47 (Iverson)
ARP-148 (Korosl
ARP- 158 (Di 11 er/Bovi k)
ARP-174 (Lloyd)
ARP-185 (Hoffrnan/Kerwin)
ARP-186 (Laude)
ARP-194 (Markert)
ARP-220 ( LamlJenevei n)
ARP-222 (Pearlman)
ARP- 222C ( Kal 1 i nderi s
ARP- 224 (Konstantopoul os 1
ARP-242 (Kuipers)
ARP-260 IRicclardi/Ogg)
ARP-266 IYounglCarey)
ARP- 275 ( Rosentha 1 /Ode1 1
ARP-276 (Vaal er 1
ARP-317 (Whitman)
ARP-318 (Lambert)
ARP-325 IJaffe/Evans)
ARP-338 (Swinney)
ARP-364 (Schallert/Gonzales)
ARP-392 (CampionlMcDevitt)
ARP-397 (Poenie)
ARP-427 (Fi nk/Oi cus l
ARP-444 (Miikkulainen)
ARP-451 (Gottl iebl
ARP-459 (FOX}
ARP-469 (Wheeler)
ARP-484 ( Me1 son 1
ARP-487 ( Lagow)
ARP-489 I Potter/Frisble)
ATP-026 (Schultz-elal
ATP-046 (Hi mmel bl au 1
ATP-055 (Oupuis)
ATP-081 (Anslyns)
ATP-096 I Loehr 1
ATP-138 (Stahl/Whlnston)
ATP-I83 (Ekerdt/Wi 1 ey 1
ATP- 206 (Ho/Campi on l
ATP-210 (Deppe/Streetman)
ATP-244 (Morton/Schutz)

THL UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
SPECIAL ITEMS - RESEARCH [continued; RBC 11057 1
ATP-248 (Vogel/Lingl
ATP-250 (Mcdevltt)
ATP-254 (Rabenberg/Ellezerl
ATP-265 (Barlow)
ATP-268 (Abraham/Womack)
ATP-281 (Li echti 1
ATP-330 (Busch-Vishniac/Blackstock)
ATP-340 IGrady/Powersl
ATP-344 I Gray
ATP-348 (Unlu)
ATP-355 (Ball/Howelll
ATP-361 (Frommhold/Raizen)
ATP-368 (Xu)
ATP-400 (Gflbert)
ATP-424 (Bogard/Crawford)
ATP-442 IAggarwal/Ghosh)
ATP-446 (Bittner)
ATP-452 (Barber)
ATP-454 (Varghese/Finkl
ATP-472 (Popova)
ATP-473 (Butzer)
ATP-807C (Griffiths)
TOT-023 (Sessler)
TDT-063 (TaschlMaziar)
TDT-278 (Ullson)
TOT-205 (Ho/Rabenberg)
TOT-345 (De Lozanne)
TOT-354 (Downer)
TDT-370 (Shih/BanerdeeI
TOT-386 (Becker/Walser)
Transfer of funds to establish budgets for various Coordinating Board Advanced
Research/Technol ogy Program projects as awarded by competi ti ve revi ew.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT FUNDS (REVOLVING FUNDS)
Data Processing Department
2. Amount of Transfer:
From: Data Processing Interdepartmental Services -
Operatlng Income
To: Data Processing Interdepartmental Services -
Classified Salaries
To provide funding for Data Processing personnel's ~rogramming services.
DESIGNATED FUNDS
College of Engineering
3. Amount of Transfer:
From: Canti nui ng Education -
Informati on Techno1 ogy Programs -
Operating Income
To: Software Quality Institute -
Operatlng Income
To transfer the budgeted funds from the Information Technology Program to the
Software Quality Institute.

PLANT FUNDS
4. Amount of Transfer:
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued 1
From: Office of the Vice President for Business Affairs -
Repafrs and Renovation Projects Allotment -
Other Sources
To: Physical Plant -
Repair and Renovatjon Projects
To provide continued funding of six painters (maintenance and construction).
5. Amount of Transfer: 6209,346 039
From: Office of the Vice President for Business Affairs -
Energy Conservation -
Unal l ocated
To: Utilities -
Department of Energy Grant #DE- FG46-95R613747
To provi de match1 ng funding for grant #OE- FG46 -95R613747 with the Department
of Energy.
6. Amount of Transfer: $1.500,000 040
From: Repair Projects
All ocat i on for Budget A1 1 otment -
Available University Fund -
A1 1 otment Account
Renewals and Replacements Fund -
Una 1 1 oca ted
Pooled Plant Funds Balances -
Unall ocated
To: Physical Plant -
Repai rs and Renovations Projects -
A1 1 otrnent -
Avai 1 able University Fund -
A1 1 m ated for 8udget $699.450
Repai rs and Renovatl ons Projects -
Other Sources -
95 -96 Repai rs and Renovations A1 1 otment 800,550
To provide funding for Physical Plant repair projects,
7. Amount of Transfer: $300,000 G41
From: Office of the Vice President for Business Affairs -
Energy Conservation -
Unal 1 ocated
To: Utilities -
94-95 Minor Construction -
Campus + Elevator Inspection and Certification
To provide funding for the inspection and certification of campus wide
elevators to meet current code requirements.

PLANT FUNOS (continued)
8. Amount of Transfer:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
From: Allocation for Budget Adjustment -
Available University Fund -
Unall ocated
Pooled Plant Funds Balances -
Unal located
To: 95-96 Special Projects -
Available University Fund -
Allocatlon for Budget
Other Sources -
A1 1 ocated for Budget
To provide funding for remodeling in the Registrar's Office. Main Building
Tower, MI croel ectroni cs and Computer Techno1 ogy Bui 1 ding, and the Pickle
Research Center cesium pit removal.
9. Amount of Transfer: $300.000 055
From: Pooled Plant Funds Balances -
Unal 1 ocated
To: Graduate School of Business -
Renovate Flnanclal Trading Room -
All Expenses
To provide funding for the Electronic Oata Systems F'lnancial Trading Center
project.
10. Amount of Transfer: $180.000 056
From: Universlty Interscholastic League -
General Fee Account -
Operating Income
To: University ~nterscholastic League -
Building Project Reserve -
Allocated for Budget
To provide funding for the Universlty Interscholastic League building project
out of the balance forward from the 1994-95 membership fees budget.
11. Amount of Transfer: $180,000 074
From: Oean of Business Administration -
Financlal Trading Room -
Gifts
To: Graduate School of Business -
Renovate Financi a1 Trading Room -
All Expenses
To provide funding for the Electronic Data Systems Financial Trading Center
Project.

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued l
PLANT FUNDS (continued)
12. Amount of Transfer:
From: University Supply and Mail Service -
University Dupl ? cating -
Operating Income
Offlce Machine Repair Revolving Fund -
Operating Income
To: Uni versl ty Supply and Mai 1 Service -
Fundi ng Source -
Other Sources
To provide future fund1 ng for capi tal equi prnent expendi tures for Uni versi ty
Supply and Mail Service.
13. Amount of Transfer: $135.000 079
From: Pooled Plant Balances -
Unal 1 ocated
To: Sid Richardson Hall -
Structural Repai rs -
All Expenses
To provide funding for emergency actlon to address structural problems at Sid
Richardson Hall (Unit 1. 2, 3).

TPE UNIVERSITY Or TEXAS AT AUSTIN
t. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS
The fol 1 owl ng agreements have been approved by the Executi ve Vice Chancel 1 u r
far Academic Affairs. and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Bcard
of Regents.
1. ltem: Head Track and Field Coach
Salary Rate: $75,272 Annually
Period: September 1, 1995 through August 31, 2000
Description: Agreement for emp1oyment of Head Track and Field
Coach, Beverly Kearney, for the above designated
period. During such period, Ms. Kearney shall have
the responsibility for the planning, supervision and
coordination of all aspects of the Intercollegiate
Athletic program. Her performance shall be subject to
annual revjew by the Oi rector and. at' hl s d i screti on.
she may be relieved of duties as Head Coach and
assigned to other duties within the institution for
the perlod remaining under this agreement. Such
employment under this agreement is subject to the
Consti tutf on and Bylaws of the National Col 1egi ate
Athletic Associatj on and any athletics conference of
which UT Austln is a member, the hles
of the Board of Regents of The Universf ty of Texas
System and The University of Texas at Austin. The
violatton of the provisions of such constitution.
bylaws. rules or regulations shall be grounds for
suspension without pay or dismissal.

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
(Con t i nued 1
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
The followlng listing of individuals
-
assigned the use of donor or courtesy
cars owned by third parties has been administratively approved by the
Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and is recommended for
ratificatfon by the U. T. Board of Regents.
Fair Market
Period of Possession Val ue
Denartment/Name Vehicle (BB Retail)
Intercollegiate Athletics for Men
Nel son Barnes 1993 Ford 8/15/95 Present $11,450
Tempo
Steve Bernstein 1995 10/09/95 Present 17.900
Chrysler LeBaron
Earl Campbell 1990 Chevy 3/06/92 Present 22,760
Suburban
Jimmy Clayton 1995 Crown 10/09/94 Present 18,680
Victoria
Gene Dahlquist 1995 8/30/95 Present 25,500
Honneville SE
Gary Darnel 1 1996 9/15/95 Present 21,300
Mercury Cougar
Mike Deal 1995 Buick 2 /14/95 Present 15,150
Century
DeLoss Dodds 1994 Buick 1/15/94 Present 23,100
Park Avenue
Curt Fludd 1996 7/25/95 Present 24.885
Nissan Maxf ma
Mi ke Go1 dbol t 1995 Ford 6/15/95 Present 18.585
Thurderbi rd
Rock Gull i ckson 1995 3/15/95 Present 17,000
Ford Contour SE
Cl iff Gustafson 1995 4/45/95 Present
Lincoln Continental
Cl Iff Gustafson 1995 GMC 2/16/95 Present 19,290
True k
Tommy Harmon 1995 Chevy 1/27/95 Present 20,160
Suburban
Bill Little 1996 9/15/95 Present 24,890
Ford Explorer
John Mac kovi c 1995 9/15/95 Present 34,500
Infiniti 33Q

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
-
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
(Continued)
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
Peri od of Possession
7 Ymik
Intercollegiate Athletics for Men
David McWilliams 1995 7/18/95 Present
Chevrol et Lumina
Doug Messer 1995 Olds 9/20/95 Present
Cut1 ~ S S
Eddie Oran 1995 Chevy 8/01 /95 Present
S10 Truck
Tom Penders 1995 Ford 2/23/95 Present
Contour
Tom Penders 1995 Mazda 2/07/95 Present
929
David Pettle 1995 Ford 9/15/94 Present
Contour
Dan Pfaff 1995 Mazda 9/15/95 Present
626
Chris Plonsky 1995 Mazda 7/15/95 Present
HX-6
Eddie Reese 1995 Buick 10/10/95 Present
LeSabre
Danny Rocco 1994 Ruick 9/23/94 Present
LeSabre
Randy Rodgers 1996 Ford 9/15/95 Present
Explorer
Dave Snyder 1995 Ford 2/07/95 Present
Taurus
Spanky Stephens 1995 Chevy 7/25/94 Present
Truck
Bubba Thorton 1996 Kr a 8/15/95 Present
Sephi a
Vic Trilli 1995 Kia 8/01/95 Present
Sportage
Butch Worley 1996 Dodge 9/01/95 Present
I nterpi d
Bobby Jack Wright 1995 thevy 2/01/95 Present
Caprice
Fair Market
Value
(BB Retai 11

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
-
OTHER FISCAL
-
ITEMS
(Continued)
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
Period of Possession
!khkk
Intercol leg1 ate Athletics for Women
Tina Bonci 1995 Ford 2/10/95 Present
Crown Vi ctoria
Connie Clark 1994 Ford 7/22/95 Present
Station Wagon
Jody Conradt 1996 7/21/95 Present
Plymouth Voyager
Mick Haley 1995 Ford 8/02/95 Present
Contour
Kathy Harston 1995 Honda 8/24/95 Present
Accord
Jan Hughes 1995 Chevy 5/26/95 Present
Lumi na
Beverl y Kearney 1995 Ford 5/05/95 Present
Mustang
Jeff Moore 1995 9/03/95 Present
Plymouth Acclalm
Dang Pi bul vech 1995 Ford 6/15/95 Present
Contour
Sheila Rice 1994 Chevy 4/18/95 Present
Caval ier
Randa Ryan 1995 2/08/95 Present
Hi tsubishi
Annette Smith 1995 Ford 9/28/95 Present
Contour
Jill Sterkel 1995 Ford 5/15/95 Present
Contour
Susan Watki ns 1995 Lexus 7/25/95 Present
Lynn Wheeler 1995 Chevy 5/19/95 Present
Corsi ca
Fair Market
Val ue

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U. T. BOARD O f REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
I Cont i nued )
BOWL GAME STATEMENT
In accordance with approval by the Executive Vice Chancel 1 or for Academic
Affairs. and is recommended for ratification by the U.T. Board of Regents.
INCOME :
The 1994 Sun Bowl Income Statement
Estimated Income from Bowl 51,100,000
Less: Amount due SWC per
conference pol i cy
Net Available for Bowl Expenses After
Conference Share
EXPENDITURES :
Awards/Dfficial Functions
Photography (Film/Video)
Printing & Postage
Sa 1 ary Supplements and Benefit
Suppl ies-PI ayer (Training & Equipment 1
Team "NCAA" Incidental Allowance
Travel -Official Party (Trans. Meals.Lodging)
Game Tickets Provided Squad, Staff,
Administration and Others
Band (Travel , Meal s. & Lodging)
Cheerleaders (Travel , Meal s, & Lodging)
EXCESS INCOME OVER EXPENDITURES:
Tot a 1 Expenses
LESS: Under the Bowl Contract UT is
responsible for the sale of 8,000
tickets. This balance remained after
sales and adjustments.
EXCESS INCOME AFTER REDUCTION FOR COST OF TICKETS:

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U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
PURCHASES 0Y OR FROM UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES
The fol 1 owing purchase from an employee has been adml ni strati vel y approved by
the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and is recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
1. Item Purchased: Ceramlc Pottery
Amount : $294.00
Emp? oyee Name : Professor Don Herron
Department: Department of Art and Art History
Explanation: Cost considerably 1 ess than pottery avai l abl e for
purchase from competi tlve bids.

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U. T. BOARD Of REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Ratification 1s recommended for the following cumulative listing of fees and
miscellaneous charges for the 1996-97 academlc year fees. The fees have been
administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic
Affairs.
Course Current Proposed
EJwmber Course Title fee Fee
COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION
RADIO-TELEVISION-FILM
RTF 388K Principlesof TelevisionProduction 1 9 $ 9
RTF 388L Advanced Tel evlsl on Production 12 12
RTF 388L Advanced Television Producti on 12 12
RTF 391K Television News Production 12 12
RTF 391M Vldeo Documentary Producti on 12 12
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
EDUCATIONAL
EDP 381
EDP 182K
EDP 282K
EDP 382K
EDP 482K
EDP 184
EOP 284
EDP 384
PSYCHOLOGY
Psych, Counseling, Topic 3: Semlnar in Guidance 8
Ouant. Meth.,Topic 4: Survey of Multivar. Methods 4
Ouant. Meth.,Topic 4: Survey of Multivar. Methods 4
Ouant. Meth..Topic 4: Survey of Multivar. Methods 4
Ouant. Heth.,Topic 4: Survey Of Multivar. Methods 4
Res. Method..Top. 3: Computer Methods In Research 6
Res. Method..fop. 3: Computer Methods in Research 6
Res. Method.,Top. 3: Computer Methods in Research 6
KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH EDUCATION
KIN 229K Athletics: Coaching 3 3
KIN 324K Applied Human Anatomy 20 2 0
KIN 325K Physiology of Exercise 20 2 0
KIN 335 Motor Control and Learning 2 2
KIN 382 Conference-Laboratory, Topqc 3: Motor Control 13 13
KIN 382 Conference- Lab. , Topi c 4 : Bi amechani cs 5 5
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
BHE 3855 Topics inBiomedica1 Engineering,TopjcZ: 30 3 0
Physi ol ogy: Biamedical Engineering Laboratory
CHEMICAL ENGINEER1 NG
CHE 332 Intro. to Biomed. Eng.: Art. Kfdney Applications 4
CHE 448 Computer Appl 1 cations i n Chemi cal Engineeri ng 4
CHE 353M Measurement. Control. & Data Analy. Lab. 8
CHE 264 Chemical Engineering Process and Projects Lab. 8
CHE 177K Undergraduate Research Project 2
CHE 277K Undergraduate Research Project 4
CHE 377K Undergraduate Research Project 4
CHE 285 Research 2
CHE 385 Research 2
CHE 685 Research 4
CHE 3855 Topics in0iomedlcal Engineering. Topic2: 30
Physiology: Biomedical Engineering Laboratory
CHE 386L Laboratory Experiments in X- Ray Di f f ractI on 6
CIVIL ENGlNEERING
CE 314K Properties and Behavior of Engineerlng Materials 4 4
CE 351 Construction Materials 4 4
CE 356 Elements of Hydraul i c Engineering 5 5

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLAHEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Current Proposed
Number Course Title *Fee
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANT 323K Primate 3ehavior
GEOGRAPHY
GRG 301C The Natural Envi ronment
GRG 301L Introduction to Landforms
GRG 305 This Human World: An Introduction to Geography
GRG 3011 Introduction to Landforms
GRG 305 This Human World: An Introduction to Geography
GRG 312 Maps and Map Interpretation
GRG 362K Remote Sensing of the Envjronment
WOMEN'S STUDIES
WS 323 Topi cs in Women's Studies : Prlmate Behavi or
WS 345 Topics in Women's Studies: Child Development
WS 345 Topics in Women's Studies, Topic 4: Guidance in
Early Chl ldhood
COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES
ASTRONOMY
AST 103L Astronomical Observations
AST 152H Stel 1 ar Astronomy Laboratory
AST 367M Methods of Astronomy
I3 JOLOGY
I310 205 Lab. Exp. in Biology: Cellular & Molecular 0101. 6
010 206 Lab. Exp. in Biol: Structure & Funct. of Organisms 7
010 208 Lab. Studies in Population & Environmental Btology 6
010 309 Lab Exp in 0i 01 ogy: Cell ul ar and Molecular Bi 01 ogy6
010 309H Honors Laboratory Experiments n Biol ogy : 6
Cellular and Molecular
BOTANY
0OT 112M
BOT 419
BOT lZOC
BOT 121C
BOT 323L
ROT 127K
BOT 128K
BOT 331
BOT 16SN
BOT 173L
00T 174K
BOT 474L
ROT 380C
BOT 182
BOT 282
BOT 382
BOT 482
BOT 682
BOT 484L
BOT 185L
BOT 188M
BOT 193L
BOT 393L
BOT 394
taboratary: Botany for Gardeners
Native Plants
Gen Botany Lab: Structure. Physi 01 ogy
and Reproduct 1 on of Seed PI ants
Gen. Botany Lab.: Survey of the Plant Kjngdom
Laboratory Studies i n Cell Biology
Laboratory in General Phycol ogy
Lab Experfments in Plant Physiology
Laboratory Studies in Mol ecul ar 81 01 ogy
Paleobotany Laboratory
Plant Ecology Laboratory
Lab in Plant Anatomy 8 Histological Tech.
Taxonorni c Pl ant Anatomy
Lab Studies in Molecular Biology
Advanced Study and Research
Advanced Study and Research
Advanced Study and Research
Advanced Study and Research
Advanced Study and Research
Taxonomic Plant Anatomy
Laboratory f n General Phycol ogy
Lab in Advanced Plant Anatomy
PI ant Ecology Laboratory
Lab Studies in Cell Biology
Selected Topics in Plant Science

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Course Current Proposed
Nlamber Course Title Fee Fee
Introduction to Chemical Practice 0 13
Undergraduate Research 6
Organic Chemistry Laboratory 0
Organic Chemistry Laboratory 2 3
Organic Chemistry Laboratory 23
Bioanalytical Chemistry 15
General and Organic Chemi s try Laboratory 6
Elementary Organlc Chemistry and Biochemistry Lab. 6
Organic Chemistry Laboratory 23
Organ1 c Chemistry Laboratory 2 3
Inorganic Chernlstry - Writing 20
Special Topics in Laboratory Chemistry 2 7
Physical Chemi stry Laboratory 18
CH 154K Physical Chemistry Laboratory
CH 455 Analytical Chemistry
CH 369K Technfques of Research
CH 369L Bi ochemi stry Laboratory
CH 376K Advanced Analyti caI Chemistry
CH 679HA Chem4 stry Honors Tutori a1 Course
CH 679HB Chemi stry Honors Tutori a1 Course
CH 387K Bi ochemi cai Techni ques
Ctl 197P Problems In Chemistry
CH 297P Problems in Chemistry
CH 397P ProblemsinChernistry
CH 698A Thes i s
CH 399R Dissertation - Research partion
CH 699R Dissertation - Research portion
CH 999R Dissertation- Researchportion
COMPUTER SCIENCES
CS 135 Computer Programming
CS 390 Advanced Systems Laboratory
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES
GEO 401 Phy s 1 ca l Geol ogy
GEO 303 Geol ogy of Engi neerf ng
GEO 405 Life through Time
GEO 307 Frontiers of Oceanography
GEO 312K Geology of Engineering
GEO 416 Mi neral ogy and Petrol ogy
GEO 416K Crystallography&Optlcal Mineralogy
GEO 416L Igneous Rocks
GEO 416M Depositional Processes
GEO 422K Pal eobi 01 ogy
GEO 428 Structural Geology
GEO 3361: Sedimentary and Metamorphic Rock
GEO 376L Fi el d Methods in Groundwater Hydro1 ogy
GEO 382C Groundwater Fjeld Methods
GEO 3831, Petrography of Sandstones
GEO 383M Petragraphy of Carbonates
GEO 185N Paleobotany Lab
GEO 386K Igneous Petrology
GEO 392K Vertebrate Biostratl graphy
HUMAN ECOLOGY
Child Development
CD 313 Chi 1 d Development 4 2
CD 333L Child Oevelopment Laboratory (was HE 133L) 4 2
CD 366 Guidance in Early Chi 1 dhood 4 2
CD 480K Research Methods (was CD 380K) 2 2

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLAHEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Course Current Proposed
rn Cour5e Title *Fee
Home Economi cs
HE 242LA Advanced Nutrition I Laboratory $ 8 % 8
HE 380K Research Methods, A1 1 Topi cs except "Hi story 4 4
of Interiors and Furniture"
Interior Design (all courses were HE, but are now ID)
IO 101s Design 1 Studio - Foundations of Design 2 2
ID 102s Design I1 Studio 0 5
ID 3135 Design3Studio 2 5
ID 1365 Interior Design Workroom Processes B 2 2
Custom Deslgn - Studio
10 1375 Processes & Practice in Interfor Oesign-Studio 2 2
ID 3455 Design5Studlo 2 2
ID 3465 Design6Studio 2 2
ID 3575 Deslgn7Studio 2 2
ID 3585 Design 8 Studio 2 2
Nutrition
NTR 107L Introductory Food Sclence Laboratory
NTR lllL Introductory Nutri ti on Laboratory
NTR 1241 Food Science Laboratory
NTR 234L
NTR 142L
NTR 144M
NTR 170L
NTR 380K
NTR 380K
NTR 380K
NTR 380K
NTR 380K
NTR 380K
NTR 380K
Lab. In Purchasing b Prod. in Foodservice Sys 5
Advanced Nutrition I Laboratory (was HE 14ZLI 5
Advanced Nutrition I1 Laboratory (was HE 144L1 7
Lab in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetjcs (was HE 170L 2
Research Methods 8
Research Methods Topic 1: Experimental Nutrition, 8
Research Methods Topic 2 8
Research Methods Topic 3: Experimental Design & 8
Research Methods Topic 4: Advanced Experimental 8
Research Methods, Topic 5; Carcinogenesis 8
Research Methods, Topic 6: Nutritional Biochem. 8
Textlles and Apparel
TXA 105L Textlles Laboratory 2
TXA 212L Fashion Design Labaratory 2
TXA 216L Apparel I Laboratory 5
TXA 226L Apparel I1 Laboratory 4
TXA 26OM Advanced Text i 1 es Laboratory 0
TXA 264L Advanced Probl ems in Clothing Laboratory 3
TXA 264L Advanced Problems in Clothing Lab, Topic I: Flat 3
TXA 264L Advanced Problems in Clothing Lab, Topic 2: Dra p 3
TXA 264L Advanced Problems in Clothing tab. Topic 3: Adv 3
Apparel Oesi gn
MARINE STUDIES
MNS 307 Frontiers of Oceanography
MNS 330 Phytoplankton Ecol ogy
MNS 440 Limn01 ogy and Oceanography
MNS 352 Principles of Marine Studies
HNS 353 Topics in Marifle Studies
MNS 354 Mari ne Invertebrates
MNS 354E MarineMicrobial Ecology
MNS 354F Mari ne Geol ogy
MNS 354G %iol ogy of the Microal gae
MNS 354K Ecology of Fishes
HNS 354L Marine Chemistry
MNS 354P Mari ne Meteor01 ogy
MNS 354R Marine Ecosystems
MNS 3545 Comparative Physiologyof MarineAnimals
MNS 354T Bi 01 ogi cal Oceanography
MNS 354V Principles and Practice of Aquaculture
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FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Conti nuedl
Course Current Proposed
Fpp
_Number Course Tltle
--hL-+
MARINE STUDIES
MHS
MNS
MNS
MN S
MHS
MNS
MN S
MNS
MNS
MNS
MNS
MNS
MNS
MNS
MNS
HNS
MNS
MNS
MNS
MNS
HNS
Res.in Marine Studies: For 1-9 sem credit hrs. d 8
Research in Marine Science. Topic 25: Marine 8
Geochemi st ry
Research i n Marine Science, Topic 25: Marine 8
Geochemi stry
Research in Marine Science, Topic 25: Marine 0
Geochemi stry
Principles of Martne Studies 8
Topics f n Marine Stud1 es 8
Marine Invertebrates 8
Ma rl ne Mi crobi a1 Ecol ogy 8
Mari ne Geol ogy 8
Biology of the Microalgae 8
Ecology of Fishes 8
Marine Chemistry 8
Physical Oceanography 8
Ma ri ne Meteor01 ogy 8
Mari ne Ecosystems 6
Comparative Physiology of Marine Animal s 8
51 01 ogi cal Oceanography 0
Pri nci p? es and Practi ce of Aquaculture 8
Ecol ogy of Marl ne Zoopl anktbn 0
Physl 01 ogy and Ecol ogy of Marine A1 gae 0
Marine Nutrient Chemistry 0
Marine Macrophytes 0
Phytopl ankton Ecology 0
MICROBIOLOGY
MIC 116L Elementary Microbiolcgy Laboratory 12
MIC 119K General Mi croblol ogy Laboratory 12
MIC 321 Biology of Fungi 2 1
MIC 122K . Medical Mycology Laboratory 13
MIC 129K General Mi crobi 01 ogy Laboratory 10
MIC 130K Vi rol ogy Laboratory 15
MIC 160K Immunology Laboratory 18
MIC 361K Pub1 i c Heal th Bltcteri 01 ogy -Laboratory 2 4
MIC 362K Metabolism and Biochemistry of Microorganisms 3
MIC 368 Techniques in Molecular Genetics 30
MIC 279 Speclal Studies in Advanced Microbiology 10
MIC 379 Speci a1 Stud1 es in Advanced Mi crobf 01 ogy 15
MIC 679 Speci a? Studies in Advanced Mi crobi 01 ogy 30
MIC 279H Special Studies inAdvancedMicrobiology 10
MIC 379H Honors Tutorial Course 15
M1C 679H Honors Tutorial Course 30
MIC 380M Methods in Animal Cell Culture 5
MIC 382L Techniques in Molecular Genetics 30
MlC 192 Research Probl ems 5
MIC 292 Research Problems 10
WIC 392 Research Problems 15
HIC 492 Research Problems 20
MIC 592 Research Probl ems 25
HIC 692 Research Probl ems 30
MIC 792 Research Problems 3 5
MIC 892 Research Problems 4 0
MIC 992 Research Probl ems 4 5
MIC 394K Metabol ism and Bi ocheml stry of Microorgani sms Lab. 3

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a
Course
e r
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued 1
Course TItle
Current Proposed
fee _Fee
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
PHR
PHR
PHR
PHR
PHR
PH R
PHR
PH R
PHR
PHR
PH R
PHR
PHR
PHR
PHR
PHR
PHR
COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS
MU51 C
MUS lOlG
MU5 2015
MU$ 201K
MUS 201M
MUS 201N
MUS 2015
MU5 201T
MUS 2105
MUS 210K
MU5 420R
MUS 460R
BSN All
CLA All
CON A1 1
DB A1 1
EUP All
FH All
FLU All
GUI All
HAR All
HSC A1 1
080 All
OPR All
ORG A l l
PER All
PI& A13
REC All
SAX All
TBA All
TRO A11
TRU All
VC All
VIA All
VIO All
VOI A1 1
Pharmaceut I cs I Laboratory $10
Pharmacy Practice Laboratory I 10
Pharmacy Practice Laboratory 2
Medi c i nal Chemistry Laboratory 5
Advanced Pharmaceuti cs: Laboratory Probl ems 10
Advanced Pharmaceutlcs: Laboratory Problems 10
Advanced PharrnaceutIcs: Laboratory Problems 10
Advanced Bi opharmaceuti cal Analysi s Laboratory ID
Advanced Medl cf nal Chemi stry Laboratory 10
Advanced Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory 10
Advanced Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory 10
Methods in Drug Eva1 uation 10
Methods in Drug Evaluation 10
Advanced Pharmacology Laboratory Problems 10
Advanced Pharmacology Laboratory Problems 10
Advanced Pharmacol ogy Laboratory Probl ems 10
Thesis 10
Beginning Applied Music (MUS 200) 10
Beginning Piano for Nonmuslc Majors 10
Second-Semester Piano for Nonmuslc Majors 10
Beginning Appl i ed Musl c : Piano (MUS 2005 1 10
Beg Applfed Music: Second-Sem Piano (MU5 200K) 10
Beginning Applied Music: Harp [MUS 200L) 10
Beg Applied Music: Second-Sem Harp (MU5 200M) 10
0eginnSng Applied Music: Third-Semester Piano 10
Beginning Applied Music: Fourth-Semester Plano 10
Junior Recf tal 5 0
Seni or Recital 50
Bassoon 50
Clarinet 50
Conducting 5 0
Double Bass 5 0
Euphoni urn 50
French Horn 50
Flute 5 0
Gul t ar 50
Harp 50
Harpsichord 50
Oboe 50
Opera 50
Organ 5 0
Percussion 50
Piano 5 0
Recorder 50
Saxophune 50
Tuba 50
Trombone 50 '
Trumpet 50
Violoncello 50
V i 01 a 50
Viol in 50
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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
ARC
Architecture and Society $ 15
Construction I 15
History of Arch.. Survey I 15
History of Arch., Survey I I 15
History of Arch., Survey 111 15
Site Design 15
Appreciation of Architecture 15
Arch. Theory Exercises, Topic: Historic Structures 0
Documentation/Preservation
Topics in the History of Arc. 15
Topics in Architecture: Historic Structures 20
Documentat~on/Preservation
Site Design 15
Constructlon I 15
Theory of Architecture I1 15
History of Arch., Survey I 15
Hi story of Arch. . Survey i I 15
Hi story of Arch.. Survey I I1 15
Topics in tiistroy of Architecture 15
Master's Studio, Topic: Conservation 0
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
8A 353C Internship in Business Administratin - Accounting 0 8
HA 353f InternshipinBusjnessAdministratin - Ffnance 0 8
BA 353K InternshipinBusinessAdmlnlstratin-Marketing 0 8
BA 353M lnternshlpInBusinessAdministratin -Management 0 8
RA 353s Internship in Business Administratin - MSIS 0 8
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING
ACC 310F
ACC 311
ACC 311H
ACC 312
ACC 312H
ACC 326
ACC 327
ACC 329
ACC 151
ACC 152
ACC 153
ACC 456
ACC 457
ACC 458):
ACC 459
ACC 360
ACC 361
ACC 362
ACC 364
ACC 365
ACC 378
Foundations of Accounting
Fundamentals of Financial Accountlng
Fundamentals of Flnancial Acc - Honors
Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting
Fundamentals of Managerial Accounting
Honors
Flnancial Accounting - Interrnedi ate I
Financial Accountlng - Intermediate I1
Manageri a1 Accounti ng and Control I
MPA/PPA Lyceum - Third Year
MPA/PPA Lyceum - Fourth Year
MPA/PPA Lyceum - Fifth Year
Fi nanci a1 Account i ng Concepts and Research
Financial Accounting Standards and Analysis I
Financi a1 Accounting Standards and Analysis I I
Manageri a1 /Cost Account i ng
Financial Accounting - Advanced
Governmental and Institutional Accounting
Audi ti ng and Control
Fundamental s of Taxati oh
Fundamentals of Fjnancial and Administrative
Information Systems
Contemporary Accounting Topics

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Course Current Proposed
Humber Course Title Fpe Fee
DEPARTMENT
FIN 320F
FIN 354
FIN 354H
FIN 357
FIN 357H
FIN 367
FIN 370
FIN 371M
FIN 374C
FIN 3745
FIN 375F
FIN 375s
FIN 376
OF FINANCE
Foundations of Ffnance
Money, Banking. and Economic Conditions
Money, Banking, and Economic Conditjons
Honors
Business Fl nance
Business Finance - Honors
Investment Management
Integrative Finance
Money and Capital Markets
Financial Planning and Pol icy for Large
Corporations
Financial Planning and Policy for Small
Medi urn-Si zed Businesses
Banking and Financial lntermediatlon
Banking and Financial Interrnediatio
Internat1 onal Finance
DEPARTHEHT OF FINANCE. REAL ESTATE
RE 358 Introduction to Real Estate and Urban Land Dvlrnnt. 8 8
RE 3766 Real Estate Appralsal and Investment 8 8
RE 378K Real Estate Finance and Syndication 8 8
DEPARTHENT OF FINANCE. RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE
RMI 357E Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance 8 8
RMI 369K Health Care Finance, Life Insurance Theory, and 8 8
Pension Fund Management
RMI 377 Property- Li abf 1 i t y Ri sk Management and Pl anni ng 8 8
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT
MAN 320F Fdns. of Organlzatlonal Behavior & Administration 8
MAN 325 Personnel/Hurnan Resources Management 8
MAN 335 Operations Management 8
MAN 335H Operations Management - Honors 8
MAN 336 Organ1 zational Behavior and Admini stration 8
MAN 336H Organizational Behavior and Administration 0
Honors
MAN 337 Special Top1 cs in Management, All Topics 8
MAN 364 Personnel Field Practl ce 8
MAN 367 Manufacturing Technology Hanagement 0
MAN 368 Advanced Operations Management 8
MAN 372 Adv. Organizational Behavior and Organization 8
Theory
MAN 374 Managerial Pal icy and Strategy 8
DEPARTMENT
LEB 320F
LEB 323
LEB 323H
LEB 361
LEB 363
LEI3 366
LEB 370
LEB 380
MIS
MIS
MIS
MIS
MIS
MIS
MIS
MIS
OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
foundations of Legal Envi ronment of Business 8
Business Law 8
Business Law - Honors 8
Law of Business Organizations 8
Real Estate Law 8
Commerci a1 Transactions 8
Topics in Legal Environment of Business, A1 l Topics8
Topics in the Legal Environment. Topfc 29: Bus 0
Introducti on to Business ProgrammS ng 8
Introduction to Management Information Systems 8
Foundatjons of Information Systems and Statlstlcs 8
Report Url t 1 ng and Behavioral Communi cat1 on 8
Introduction to Data Management 0
Report Writlng and Behavioral 8
Communication - Honors
COBOL wi th Business Appl i c atf ans 8
Computer System Utilization in Business 8

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Humher Course Title Fee Fee
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
MSC 371 Introduction to Management Science $ 0 $ 0
MSC 371H Introduction to Management Science - Honors 8 8
MIS 373 Poplcs In Management information Systems, A71 8 8
Topi cs
MIS 374 Business System Development 8 8
MSC 380 Seminar in Management Science, Topic 22: Fin Opt 0 8
MSG 380 Seml nar in Management Science , Topi c 23: Compt . 0 8
STA 309 Elementary Business Statistics 8 8
STA 309H Elementary Business Statistics - Honors 8 8
STA 376 Statistics in Business Forecasting 8 8
DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING ADMINISTRATION
I0 350 Interneti onal Trade 8 8
I0 372 Seminar in International Business 8 8
All Topics. Excluding 1
I0 372 Seminar in Inter. Business, Topjc 1: Business 8 8
German
I0 370 International Business Operations 8 8
MKT 320F
MKT 337
MKT 337H
MKT 338
MKT 360
MKT 460
MKS 363
MKT 370
MKT 370K
MKT 372
MKT 372
COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION
ADVERTISING
ADV 3185
ADV 319
AOV 325
ADV 334
ADV 335
ADV 343K
ADV 3455
ADY 347
ADV 368K
ADV 368L
AIlV 389
Foundations of Marketlng
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Marketqng - Honors
Promotional Policies
Information and Analysis
Information and Analysis
Sales Management
Marketing Pol icles
Retail Merchandising
Marketlng Seminar, Consumer Behavior
A7 1 Topics, Excl udlng 2
Marketing Seminar. Consumer Behavior
Topic 2
Introduction to Advertising 10
Psycho1 ogy of Advert1 si ng 10
Introduction to Advertising Creativity 10
I nternati onal Adverti si ng 10
Hi story and Devel opment of Adverti sl ng 10
Beginning Advertising Layout and Copy 50
Advertising Medi a Pl anni ng 0
Computer Imaging Toplcs 150
Intermediate Adverti sing Layout and Copy 50
Advanced Adverti si ng layout and Copy 5 0
Problems in Spec Fields of Advertising, Topic 1 120
COMMUNICATION
COM 316M Communication and Ethnic Groups
JOURNALISM
3 311K
J 312
Photograph1 c Communi cati on
Writing for the Mass Media
Copyedl ti ng
Broadcast News
Broadcast News, Topic 1: Specialized Reporting
Broadcast News. Topic 2: Sports as News
Broadcast News. Topic 3: Problems of Coverage
Broadcast News. Topjc 4: Hews Doc. & Public
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Fee
Proposed
.Fee
JOURNAL1 SM
3 321L Intensive Wri ti ng/Edi ti ng S 54 $ 65
J 322 News Report i ng 54 6 5
J 324 Newspaper Editing and Layout 9 5 115
J 324K Layout and Editing for Photojournal ism 9 5 115
J 325 Photography I 110 132
J 325K Photography 1 I 110 132
J 325L Photography III 11 0 11 0
J 336 Visual Design 9 5 115
3 343R Advanced Broadcast News 120 150
J 348 Writing for Public Relations 57 5 7
J 352.2 Topics in Journ. Topic 2: Latino Community 95 0
Jaurnal ism
J 352 Topics in Journ, Topic 5: Computer-Asslsted 0 6 5
J 361 Reporting Urban News 54 6 5
J 370K Advanced Photojournal ism 110 132
J 371K Photographic 11 lustration 11 0 132
J 375 Magazine Editing and Desktop Publishing 9 5 115
J 377K Pub1 i c Re1 ati ons Campaigns 57 5 7
J 379 Journal ism Researach Projects, Topic I: Photo 0 13 2
J 380M Advanced Projects in Photography 11 0 132
J 388 Seminar in Photographic Criticism 110 132
J 389 Problems in Special Fields, Topic !: Photo 0 132
RADIO-TELEVISION-FILM
RTF 314 The Devel opment of the Mot1 on Picture 40 4 0
RTF 316 Development of Electronic Media 20 20
RTF 316M Communication and Ethnic Groups 10 10
RTF 317 Narratt ve Strategies 40 40
RTF 318 Introduction to Image and Sound 50 5 0
RTF 330L Internship in Film and Electronic Media 15 15
RTF 331K film and Vldeo Theory 40 40
RTF 3311 Corporate and Instruct1 ona 1 Video 90 90
RTF 331P Appl . New Communications Tech, Toplc 1: Intera 90 90
RTF 331P Challengeof InteractMultimed, Topic2 90 90
RTF 333 Broadcast and Film Writing I 2 5 2 5
RTF 337 Radio ProductS on 60 60
RTF 338 Tel evi si on Production [ 80 80
RTF 340 Tel evl si on Production I I 7 0 7 0
RTF 340 TV Prod. I1 - Toplc 1: Drarna/Music Production 90 90
RTF 340 TV Prod. II - Topic 2: Public Affairs Production 90 90
RTF 340 TV Prod. 11 - Topic 3: Editing 95 95
RTF 342 Audio Production 80 80
RTF 341C Advanced Audio for Broadcasting and Film 80 80
RTF 343 Adv. TV Productton and Performance 95 95
RTF 344 Special Applications of Media Production: 90 90
RTF 345 Studies in Film History 4 0 4 0
RTF 347C Principlesof MediaManagement 2 5 2 5
RTF 359 Studies in Media and Culture 40 4 0
RTF 366 Film Productfan I 9 5 95
RTF 366K Tel evi si on Fi el d Production 9 5 9 5
RTF 367K Prl ncl pl es of Production Management 20 2 C
RTF 367L Film Production 11: Synchronous Sound Production 95 9 5
RTF 368 Production 111, Topic 1: Film L Electronic Editing5 9 5
RTF 368 Producti~n 111, Topic 2: ProductSon Crafts 95 9 5
RTF 368 Production 111, Topic 3: Film and TV Production 95 9 5
RTF 368 Production I I I. Topic 4: Olrecting 9 5 9 5
RTF 369 Adv. Writing for Film & Electronic Media 2 5 25
RTf 370 Film Analysis and Criticism 40 4 0
RTF 380C Intro, t o Writing for Film and Television 2 5 4 0
RTF 3803 TheoryandPrinciplesof Dramaticwriting 2 5 40
RTF 380M Wrl ttng for Film and Electronic Media 2 5 2 5
RTF 380M WritingforFilmandElectronicMedia,Topic1 25 4 0
RTF 380M Writing for Film and Electronic Medla, Topic 2 25 4 0
RTF 38DN Practicum in Writing 2 5 4 0
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Course Current Proposed
Number Course Title
RADIO-TELEVISION-FILM
RTF 681KA Principles of Film and TV Production 4 0
RTF 881KA Principles of Film and TV Production 9 5
RTF 681K0 Principles of Film and TV Production 40
RTF 881KB Principles of Film end TV Production S 95
RTF 385K History of Fjlm 4 0
RTF 385L Seminar in FilrnH-lstory (withf~lmscreenfng) 4 0
RTF 386 Analysis & Criticism of Film A Electronic Media 40
RTF 386C Seminar: Media Theory and Criticism 40
RTF 387F Cross-Cultural Media and Communication 40
RTF 388M Pract in Film /TV Production 95
RTF 4881.3 Pract in Film /TV Production 9 5
RTF 388N Corporate and Organizational Video 5 5
ATF 388P Topics in Fi lm and Video Production 50
RTF 3885 Research Problem in Speclfic Field of 50
RTF: Production
RTF 389 Broadcasting and F m
in Society 40
RTF 389K History of Broadcasting 40
RTF 390C Electronic Edlting 3 5
RTF 490C El ectroni c Editing 6 5
RTF 3900 Product1 on Management for Fl lm and Television 40
RTF 390E Advanced Video Postproduction: Audio 80
RTF 3906 Introduction to Media Aesthetics 40
RTF 390N Issues in New Forms of Media 4 0
RTF 393P Special Topics in New Communicatins Technology 0
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
CSD 506 First Year American Sign Language 1 10
CSD 507 F i rst Year American Sign Language I I 10
CSD 306K Introduction to Communication Disorders 3
CSD 312K Second Year American Sign Language I 10
CSD 312L Second Year American Sign Language I1 10
CSD 313L Hearing Science 0
CSD 314L Language Communication 0
CSD 3155 Speech Science 5
CSD 341 Principles of Audio1 ogy 4
CSD 367K Introto LanguageDisorders, Assessment and Inter10
CSD 167M Cl i ni cal Pract i cum 30
CSO 368K Acq of Comm Abilit in Children 7
CSD 373 Principles of Aural Rehab1 l ltation 6
CSD 378 Prlncf pl es of Aural Rehabj 1 i tation 11
CSD 1781 Cl i ni cal Audi 01 ogy Laborqtory 0
CSD 1811 Cl jnical Practicum 2 5
CSO 2811 Cl i nical Practl cum 4 5
CSD 381L Clinical Practicum 50
CSD 3930 O i agnostics 20
CSD 3930 Topic 4: Lang Intr Infants/Toddlers 10
CSD 393D Topics: Lang Intr Presch-Age Child 10
CSO 3930 Arti cul ati on Di sorders 0
CSD 3930 Voice Disorders 20
CSD 393E Topic: Dysphagia 0
CSD 393E Topic : Mu1 ti cul tural Assessment 0
CSD 393F Topicl: Aphasla D
CSD 393F Topic 2: Dysarthria 0
CSD 394C Ampllfylng Systems in Airral Rehabilitation 14
CSD 394E El ectrophysi 01 ogi cal Audi ometry 7
CSD 394F Medical Audiology 0
CSD 394H Audi tory Rehabi 11 tat1 on 6
CSD 394K PrcblemsinAudiology, Topic: Aural Habilitation 6
CSD 395 Pediatric Audiology 0
CSD 396M Instrumentation in Communication Sclence 0
SPE 305 Princi pl es of Speech Cornmuni cat i on 7
SPE 315M Interpersonal Cornrnuni c ati on Theory 2
SPE 316L lnterviewi ng Principles and Practices 5
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Course
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Fee
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
SPE
319
332K
334K
348K
350K
355K
367
Business and Professi onal Speaking S 7
Theories of Persuasion 9
Nonverbal Communication 4
Communication Behavi or In Soci a1 Interactions 5
Organi za ti ona 1 Communication 3
Intercut tural Communi cation 5
Topics in Comm. Studies, Topic: Language & Cul ture5
$ 7
9
4
5
3
5
5
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION
EDC 331C School Organization and Cl assroom Mgmt, A1 l Top. $ 25
EDC 667E Student Teaching in Elementary Schools 160
EDC 667s Student Teachlng in Secondary Schools 160
EDC 667W Student Teaching: One Subject, Elementary & 160
Secondary Level s
EOC 370E Elementary School Subjects, Topic3: Science 10
EDC 370E Elementary School Subjects, Topic 5: Mathematics 7
EDC 3705 Secondary School Subjects, Topic 2: Science 10
EDC 370s Secondary School Subjects. Topic 4: Mathematics 7
EDC 397P Grad. Internship: Early Childhood Educ. 30
EOC 697P Grad. Internship: Early Childhood Educ. 30
EDC 997P Graduate Internship: Early Childhood Education 30
SCI 360 Seminar on Recent Advances in Science. All Topics 10
SEO 667 Student Teaching in Speclal Education 160
EDUCATIONAL
EDP 310
EDP 331
EDP 363
EDP 367
EDP 480P
EDP 381
EOP 381
EDP 189H
EOP 289H
EDP 389H
EDP 489H
EDP 389H
EDP 189H
EOP 289H
EOP 389H
EDP 489H
EDP 394K
EDP 694K
PY SCHOLOGY
Indlvldual Learning Skills 3
School Organi zatfon & Classroom Mgmt. 2 5
Human Sexuality 3
Studies in Counseling and Psychotherapy, Topic: 4
Introduction to Indjvidual Counseling/Psychotherapy
Psychometrics, Topic 3: Indfvidual Testing 18
Psychological Counseling, Topic 7: Assessment in 28
Counsel i ng
Psychological Counseling, Topic 12: Rorschach and20
Themati c Apperception Test Interpretat i on
School Psychology, Topic 3: Practicum in Oiag. 20
Interventi an
School Psychology, Topic 3: Practicum in Diag. 20
Intervention
School Psychology. Toplc 3: Practicum in Oiag. 20
Intervention
School Psychol ogy, Topic 3: Practicum in Oi ag. 20
Intervention
School Psychology, Topic 4: Affective Assessment 22
of Children and Adolescents
School Psychol ogy, Topic 7: Practicum tn Family 5
School Psychology, Topic 7: Practicum in Family 5
School Psychology, Topic 7: Practicum In Family 5
School Psychology, Topic 7: Practicum in Family 5
Internship 10
Internship 10
KINESIOLOGY AND UEALTH EDUCATION
KIN 213 Safety Info. & Procedures: Water Safety 10 10
KIN 314 Children's Movement '1 0 10
KIN 119 Movement Competence:All Unnumbered Topics 10 10
KIN 119 Movement Competence. Topdc 1: Archery 20 2 0
KIN 119 Movement Competence. Topic 2: Ballet 20 2 0
KIN 119 Movement Competence. Topic 3: Bowling 30 30

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-mkiL- Course Title --&!2--k&-
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
BME 3855 Toplcs in t3iomed Eng, Topqc 17: Comp-Based $100 $100
Bioinstrumentation
BME 6855 Computer Based Rioinstrumentatjon, Topic 17 100 100
BME 1975 Bi omedj cal Engtneering SemS nar 10 10
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
CHE 3251 Cooperative Engineering E325 LX, 325 L Y. 325LZ) 125 125
CHE 353M Measurement. Control, S Data Analysis Lab 6 0 60
CHE 264 Chemical Engineering Process and Projects Laborat080 80
CHE 373K Processing Planning and Design 39 39
CHE 3855 Topics In Biomed Eng, Topic It: Comp-Based 100 100
Biolnstrumentation
CHE 386L laboratory Experiments in X-Ray O? ff ract'ron 50 50
CIVIL EHGINEERING
ARE 325L Cooperative Engineering (325 LX, 325 LY, 325LZ) :25
CE 301 Civil Engineering Systems 20
CE 314K Properties andBehaviorof EngineerfngMaterials 60
CE 319F Elementary Hechanl cs of Fluids 3 5
CE 375L Cooperative Engineering I325 LX. 325 LY, 32SLZ) 125
CE 351 Construction Materials 60
CE 356 El ements of Hydraul 1 c Engineer l ng 4 5
CE 357 El ementary Soi 1 Mechanl cs 50
CE 362H Advanced Steel Design 5
CE 366K DesignofBiturninousM~xtures 30
CE 367 Hi ghway Engl neeri ng 15
CE 370K Envi ronmental Sampl i ng and Analysis 25
CE 375C RockMechanlcsandUndergroundConstruction 4
CE 385M Unit Operations in Water and Wastewater Treatment100
CE 387C Geotechnics of Waste Disposal
Topic 1: Geotechnies of Landfill Design 100
Topic 2: Geotechnicr of Waste Site Remediation 100
CE 387R Soil Mechanics III, Topicl: Consolidation 60
and Settlement o f Cohesion
CE 387R Soil Mechanics 111, Topic 2: Soil 7 5
and Rock Oynqmlcs
CE 3875 RockEnglneering I . Toplcl: 60
Rock Engineering
CE 3905 Engi neeri ng Mi crobi ol ogy I00
CE 390t Environmental Analysis 7 5
CE 391L Advanced Traffic Engf neering 15
CE 391M AdvancedGeometrlcDesi~n 15
ARE 320K Introduction to Desjgn I 10
ARE 320t Introduction to Design II 10
MET 301 Descriptl ve Meteorol ogy 4
ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGI NEERI NG
EE 302 Intraducti on to Electrical and Computer Engineeri n35
EE 321 Electrical Engineering Laboratory I 00
EE 321K Electrical Engineering Laboratory I1 80
EE 325L CooperativeEngineering (325 LX. 325 LY, 325tZ1 125
EE 440 Mfcroelectronics Fabrication Techniques 5 0
EE 345L Microprocessor App. & Organization 50
EE 360M Dig-Ital Systems Engineering I1 0
EE 360P Interfacing to Operating Systems 50
EE 464H Electrical Engineering Honors Projects 80
EE 464K El ectrlcal Eng. Projects Laboratory 80
EE 374t Appl icati ons of Biomedical Engineering 5 0
EE 380L.6 Operating Systems interfacing 50
Mlcropracessor Oesign and Application
EE 383P Tap. in Optical Processing & Laser Comrnun. 50
EE 3855 Top1 cs in Biomed Eng. Topf c 17: Comp-Based 100
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ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
EE 396K Sol id-State Device Theory
EE 1975 Bi omedi cal Engi neeri ng Semi nar
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ME 325L Cooperative Engi neer-ing 1325 LX. 325 CY. 325LZ 1 125
ME 134L Materl a1 s Engi neerf ng Laboratory 100
ME 136L Ma ter i a1 s Processing Laboratory 100
ME 340K Mech. Eng. Measurements & Instrumentation 50
ME 242L Fluid and Thermal Systems Laboratory 50
ME 144L Dynamic Systems and Controls Laboratory 7 5
ME 244L Dynamic Systems and Controls Laboratory 4 9
ME 145L Fl ui d Mechani cs Laboratory 50
HE 348 Small Computer Applications 4 5
ME 350 Machine Tool Operations for Engineers 7 5
FIE 356K Advanced Design of Machine Elements 2 5
HE 361F Nuclear Eng.: Instrumentation&Methods 50
ME 363L Energy Systems Laboratory 7 5
ME 364L Automatic Control System Design 25
ME 365L Industr4alDesignforProduction 2 5
ME 266P Design Pr~ject Laboratory 2 5
ME 379N Noise and Vibration Control 2 5
ME 382P Adv. Experimental Methods for Therrnal/Fluid System50
ME 383P Digital Computer Appl 1 cat1 ons in Engineering Desi gn5
Topfc 1: Hicrocomputer Programming and Interf
ME 383P Digital Computer Appl 7 cati ons in Engineering Desi gn25
Topic 3: Mechatronics
ME 383s Lubrlcatlon, Wear. & Bearing Tech.. Topic 2: 60
Tri bol ogy
ME 384N Acoustics, Topic 3: Electromech. SensorslActuator25
ME 384N Acoustics, Toplc 6: Noise Control 2 5
ME 3855 TopicsinHiomedEng,Toplc17:Comp-Based 100
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
387R
387R
387R
387R
387R
Bioinstrumentation
Materials Sclence. Experimental Techniques,
Topi c 2: Spectroscopic Techniques in Materi a1 s
Materials Science, Experimental Techniques,
Topic 3: Electron Dl ffraction and Microscopy
Materials Science, Experimental Techniques,
Topi c 4: Advanced El ect ron Microscopy Theory
Materials Science, Experimental Techniques,
Toplc 5: Materials Characterization Techniques
Materials Science, Experimental Techniques,
Topic 6 - High Resolution TEM Techniques
100
100
100
100
100
ME 397 Current Studles in Engineering, Topic 41: Compute 50
PETROLEUM ENGINEER1 NG
PEN 421K Phy. & Chem. Behavlor of Petro. Fluids I1 2 5 2 5
PEN 424 Pet tophysi cs 2 5 2 5
PEN 325L CooperatS ve Engineering (325 LX , 325 LY , 325LZ 1 125 12 5
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COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS ! An additional $16 per semester credit hour is added
to a11 Fine Arts courses and cross-listed courses for the Fjne Arts
Equipment Fee.)
ART
AED ll8F Curriculum & Instruction in Elemefltary School Art 510 5 10
tab
AED 1183 Curriculum & Instruction in Elementary School Art 10
AEO 140F
AED 160F
ARH 301
ARH 302
ARH 303
ARH 32QL
ARH 323
ARH 325
ARH 326
ARH 327L
ARH 327N
ARH 329K
ARH 329R
ARH 330C
ARH 330G
ARH 331K
ARH 331L
ARH 331M
ARH 332K
ARH 332L
ARH 333K
ARH 333L
ARH 334
ARH 335M
ARH 335P
ARH 336
ARH 337K
ARH 3395
ARH 339K
ARH 339L
ARH 339M
ARH 341K
ARH 341L
ARH 3431.
ARH 346
ARH 347K
ARH 347L
ARH 347M
ARH 350K
ARH 354K
ARH 3541
ARH 360L
ARH 361L
ARH 361R
ARH 362
ARH 363
ARH 364
ARH 365
ARH 366J
ARH 366H
ARH 366P
ARH 367
ARH 368
ARH 370
Lab
Elementary School Art Materials Laboratory
Secondary School Art Materi a1 s Laboratory
Introductlon to the Visual Arts
Survey of Ancient through Medieval Art
Survey of Renaissance through Modern Art
History of Prlnts and Drawings
Paleolithic and Neoljthic Art
Ancient Near Eastern Art
Egyptian Art and Architecture
Ancient Greek Art
Roman Art
Early Medieval Art
Romanesque Art and Architecture
Gothic Cathedral: Concept & Construction
Art at Court: The Gothic Period
Early I tal i an Renaissance Art
High Renaissance Art
Mannerist and Early Baroque Art
Northern Renaissance Art, 1350-1500
Northern Renafssance Art. 1500-1600
Italian Baroque Art
Age of Rembrandt & Rubens: North. Baroque
Eighteenth-Century European Art
European Art, 1709-1848
European Art, 1848-1900
Hi story of Photography
Twentieth-Century European Art
Amer. Art: Colonial Era to CIvll War
Amer. Art: Civil War t o Armory Show
Twentfeth-Century American Art
American Art Slnce 1960
Modern Art of Mexico
Modern Latin American Art
Spanish Painting In the Golden Age
Traditional Arts of Africa and Oceania
Art and Archaeology of Ancient Peru
Mesoamerican Art
Form and Meaning in Classlc Maya Art
Myths and Symbols of India
Early Islamic Art
Islamic Art from 1250
Topics in the History of Photography
Topics in Ancient Near Eastern Art
Topics in Egyptfan Art and Architecture
Topics in Greek and Roman Art
Topics in Medieval Art
Taplcs in Renaissance Art
Topics in Baroque Art
Topics in Nineteenth-Century Art
Topics In Twentieth-Century Art
Topics in Modernism
Topics in the Art of North America
Top. in Iberian & Colonial Lat. Amer. Art
Topics in ?re-Columbian Art
15
Art 15

Course
rn
ART
ARH 372
ARH 373
ARH 374
ARH 374M
ARH 374N
ARH 375
ARH 381K
ARH 381L
ARH 381R
ARH 382
ARH 382K
ARH 383
ARH 384
ARH 385
ARH 3865
ARH 386N
ARH 386P
ARH 387
ARH 388
ARH 390
ARH 392
ARH 393
A8H 394
ARH 395
ARH 396K
ART 301K
ART 301L
ART 302K
ART 302L
ART 310K
ART 311K
ART 312G
ART 312K
ART 313K
ART 313M
ART 314K
ART 315K
ART 316K
ART 316T
ART 317K
ART 318M
ART 3196
ART 319K
ART 319M
ART 320K
ART 320L
ART 321K
ART 321K
ART 322K
ART 323U
ART 3231.1
ART 324M
ART 32%
ART 325K
ART 3251.1
ART 3270
ART 327E
ART 3300
ART 330F
ART 3310
ART 331F
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Course Specific Incidental Fees
(Continued 1
Course Tjtle
Topics in the Art of Asia
Topics In Islamic Art
Topics in the Hfstory of Art
Seminar in the History of Art
Advanced Seminar in the History of Art
Art Hi storical Methods
Topics in Prehistoric Art
Topics in Ancient Near Eastern Art
Topics in Egyptian Art and Architecture
Topics 4n Greek and Roman Art
Amer. Art Museums: Theory and Practqce
Topics in Medieval Art
Topics in Renafssance Art
Topics in Baroque Art
Topics In Ni ncteenth-Century Art
Topics in Twentieth-Century Art
Topics in Modernism
Topics In the Art of North America
Top. in Iberlan & Colonial Lat. Amer. Art
Topi cs in Pre -Col umbl an Art
Topics in the Art of Asia
Topics in Islamic Art
Special Topics in the History of Art
Research Methods in the History of Art
Adv. Std. in Hfst. of Art: Lect. Tutorial
Drawing I
Drawing 11
Two-Dimensional Design I
3 Oimensi onal Design
Beginning Ceraml cs
Beginning Painting
Cornmunicatlon Design
Two-Dimensional Design II
Bcgi nni ng Sculpture
Toplcs in Three-Olmensional Art
Beginning Metals and Jewelry
Drawing 111
Begi nni ng Li f e Drawl ng
Introduction to Transmedi a
Beginning Photography
Typography and Productlon
Beginning Pri ntma ki ng: Scri graphy
Beginning Printmakjng: Intaglio
Beginning Printmaking: Lithography
Art Studio for Mort-Art Majors
Art Studio for Non-Art Majors
Intermediate Painting
Intermediate Painting
Topic I: Figure Paintinq
Intermediate Drawing
Intermediate Sculpture
Advanced Topf cs in Three-Dimensional Art
Intermediate Metals
I ntermedi ate Printmaking: Serjgraphy
Intermediate Printing: Intaglio
Intermediate Printmaki ng: Lithography
Sculptural Ceramlcs
Functional Ceramic Forms
Weaving
Advanced Weaving
Textile Surface Design
Advanced Textile Surface Design
Current
Fee Proposed
Fee

-
Course
ART
ART 3320
ART 332F
ART 335K
ART 336K
ART 336V
ART 337C
ART 338C
ART 339K
ART 345M
ART 345N
ART 346K
ART 347
ART 351K
ART 355
ART 355
ART 355
ART 356K
ART 356V
ART 357C
ART 358C
ART 358K
ART 360G
ART 361K
ART 363K
ART 364H
ART 3656
ART 365K
ART 365M
ART 366K
ART 368N
ART 370K
ART 371K
ART 371M
ART 372K
ART 3770
ART 377E
ART 377K
ART 379K
ART 279T
ART 380
ART 380
ART 381
ART 681
ART 382
ART 383
DES 310
DES 3115
DES 311K
DES 313
DES 320
OES 321
DES 322
DES 340
DES 341
DES 342
DES 350
DES 351
DES 370
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Course Spec1 f l c Incl dental Fees
(Continued 1
Current Proposed
Course Ti tl e *Fee
Fabric Form and Design % 10
Advanced Fabric Form and Design 10
Intermediate Photography 3 1
Col or Photography 4 9
Video Art 4 2
Performance Art 5 5
Beyond Traditional Medfa 50
Watercol or Painting 2 2
Graphic Design I 30
Graphic Design 11 30
Intermedl ate ti fe Drawing 34
Intermediate Ceramics 30
Advertising and Editorial Photography 50
Topic: Design lssues 30
Topic: Installation of Film Art 20
Studlo Projects: Monoprinting and Relief Printing74
Advanced Color Photography 49
Advanced Video Art 42
Advanced Performance Art 5 5
Beyond Traditional Media I1 50
Advert1 sl ng Design 30
Advanced Adverti sing and Edi tori a1 Photography 50
Advanced Painting 6
Advanced Sculpture 70
Advanced Metals 3 3
Advanced Printmaking: Serigraphy 34
Advanced Printmaki ng: Intagll o 82
Advanced Pri ntmaki ng: lithography 9 6
Advanced Li fe Drani ng 34
Advanced Drawl ng 0
Advanced Advertising Design 4 0
Graph1 c Design I I I 5 5
Oesign Laboratory 50
Advanced Photography 3 1
Advanced Sculptural Ceramics 39
Advanced Functional Ceramic Forms 39
Advanced Cerami cs 30
Advanced Watercolor Painting 2 2
Beyond f radi tj onal Media: Laboratory 49
Graduate Studio: All Topics. except Topic 1 50
Graduate Studio. Toplc 1: Sculpture 7 5
Graduate Studio Projects
Graduate Stud1 o Projects
5 0
9 5
Seminar in Studio Art
Grad. Studlo Projects Outside Student's
Concentra t i on
Introduction to Design
Oesi gn Techno1 ogl es I
Design Technologies I1
Visual Syntax in Communication
50
50
5
I I
6
2
Design History Laboratory
Design Theory and Method
6
6
Images in Communication
Destgn and the Social Environment
Oesi gn Systems
Advanced Issues in Visual Syntax
Design and Persuasion
Speci a1 Design Topi cs
Desqgn Perspectives
Senior Project i n Desl gn
4
7
7
5
8
10
10
11

Course
-mlkL-
ART
VAS 1211)
VAS 122D
VAS 330
VAS 1410
VAS 151D
VAS 1610
VAS 171D
nus I C
MUS 180K
MUS 280K
MUS 698RA
ENS 103L
ENS 203P
ENS 2075
ENS 207K
ENS 1075
ENS 109P
ENS 209K
ENS 209L
ENS 109C
THEATRE AM0
DRM 108C
DRM 209C
ORM 108D
DRM 2080
DRM lOBE
DRM 208E
DRM 308G
DRM 316C
DRM 318G
DRM 1185
DRM 2185
DRM 318L
DRM 118M
ORM 218M
DRM ll8P
DRM 218P
DRM 3311
DRM 3321
DRM 3345
DRM 334L
DRM 149F
DRM 249F
DRM 1495
DRM 2495
DRM 349L
DRM 149M
DRM 249M
DRM 149P
DRM 249P
ORM 355
DRM 355L
DRM 3685
DRM 368K
DRM 368L
DRM 175D
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Course Specific Incidental Fees
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Current Proposed
COU~SP Title Fee Fee
Children's Artistic Development I: Lab S 21 $ 22
(was VAS 111D)
Children's Artistic Development 11: Lab 18 18
(was VAS 112D)
Studies in Aesthetics and Criticism 9 9
Basic Art Materials and Techniques: Lab 28 2 8
Topjcs in Visual Art Studies: Laboratory 27 18
Elements of Art Presentation:Laboratory 8 8
Advanced Topics in Visual Arts Studies Laboratory 11 I1
Problems in Performance Practice
Problems in Performance Practice
Master's Recital
Opera Laboratory
Opera Performance
Jazz Orchestra
Large Instrumental Ensembl e
Small Instrumental Ensemble
Pop Choral Ensemble
Chamber Singers
Concert Chorale
Choral Ensemble
DANCE
Nanmajor Ballet 10
Nonma jor Ball et 15
Nonma jor Modern Dance 10
Nonma j or Modern Dance 15
Nonmajor Jazz Oance 10
Nonmajor Jazz Dance 15
Freshman Ball et 30
Costume and Makeup Crafts 20
Lower Division Ballet 30
Lower Division Ballet - Secondary Technique 10
Lower Division Ballet 15
Lower Di vf si on Modern Dance- Pri mary Tech. 30
Lower Division Modern Oance - Secondary Technique 10
Lower Division Modern Dance 15
Lower Division Jazz Oance - Secondary Technique 10
Lower Oivisi on Jazz Dance - Secondary Technique 20
Movement I 0
Movement I1 0
Advanced Acting I 100
Movement I V 0
Topics in Oance Technique 0
Topics in Dance Technique 30
Upper Divlsion Ballet - Secondary Technique 10
Upper Division Ballet 20
Upper ni vi si on Modern Dance 30
Upper Oivision Modern Dance - Secondary Technique 10
Upper Division Modern Dance 2 0
Upper Division Jazz Dance - Secondary Technique 10
Upper Division Jazz Dance - Secondary Technique 20
Li ghti ng Techno1 ogy 5
Lighting Design 5
Costume Oesign I 10
Costume Desi gn I I 5
Costume Construction 10
Injury Prevention 4 3

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Course Current Proposed
Number Course Title Fee-
ORM 1750
DRM 1750
DRM 2750
DRM 2750
DRM 275D
DRM 3750
ORM 375D
DRM 375D
DRM 3755
DRM 3786
ORM 2800
DRM 280F
DRM 280G
ORM 680W
DRM 383P
DRM 386D
DRM 386E
DRM 386F
DRM 3866
DRM 3865
DRH 386K
DRM 3890
DRM 389E
DRM 389F
DRM 3893
DRM 3891
DRM 389L
DRM 389M
DRM 389R
DRM 3895
TO 102T
TD 303V
TD 303W
TD 412C
TD 4120
TD 212P
SCHOOL OF
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
LAW
Conditioning For Dancers % 43
Principles of Conditioning 43
Injury Prevention 4 3
Conditioning for Dancers 43
Principles of Conditioning 43
1 njury Prevention 4 3
Conditioning for Dancers 4 3
Principles of Conditioning 4 3
Adv. Studles In Theatre and Drama. Topic:Pupp 15
Dramatic Activities 10
Acting Core 11, Topic 1: Acting 11 100
Acting Core IV. Toplc TI: Acting I V 100
Production Ski1 1s 100
Acting Stud1 o 0
Topics in Creative Drama and Theatre for Youth. 15
Topic: Puppetry
Technical Directing I 10
Technfcal Directing I1 10
Technical Dl recting I I 1 10
Technical Oi recting 1Y 10
Advanced Costume Construction I 20
Advanced Costume Construction I1 20
Advanced Costume Oesign I 5
Advanced Costume Design I I 10
Costume Rendering 10
Advanced Lighting Design I 10
Advanced Lightlng Design I1 10
Advanced Scene Design I 10
Advanced Scene Design I1 10
Advanced Projects 1 n Ll ght i ng 10
Advanced Projects in Scenery 10
Topics in Dance for Non-ma jors 0
Acting for Voice Performance Majors I 0
Actfng for Voice Performance Majors I1 0
Contemporary Oance Technique 0
Intemediate Contemporary Dance Technique 0
Ball et Techni que 0
Intermediate Ballet Technique 0
Topics in Dance Technique 0
Advanced Contemporary Dance Technique 0
Advanced Ballet Technique 0
Physical Conditionfng Laboratory 0
Physical Conditioning Laboratory 0
Physical Condltloning Laboratory 0
Criminal Law I
Texas Civil Lltlgation (Advanced)
Texas Civil Litigation (Advanced)
Texas Civll Litigation (Advanced)
Texas Civil Litigation (Advanced)
Tri a1 Advocacy Ski 11 s
C? inical Program: Practl ce Skill s
Clinlcal Program: Practice Skills
Cl i nical Program: Practice Ski 11 s
Clinical Program: Practice Skflls
Clinical Program: Practice Skills

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Course Current Proposed
Number- Fee-
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
AMERICAN STUDIES
AMS 322 Soclety in American Writing (Cross-listed $ 15 $ 0
ARH 3395. when taught by ARH Faculty)
AMS 325 The Arts Sn America (when taught by Art 15 15
History Faculty)
AM5 371 The Individual & the Culture IARH Fac.) 15 15
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANT 302 Cul tural Anthropol ogy 3 3
ANT 304K Fi I rns : An Anthropological Perspective 15 15
ANT 344K Films: An Anthropological Perspective 15 15
ANT 662 Flel d Archaeol ogy 250 250
ANT 683N Summer Field School 250 250
ASIAN STUDIES
ANS 301M Language and Society in Asia. Intra to Vfsual 15
(Cross-listed with ARH 301, when taught by ARH)
At45 361 Third World Cinema (when cross-1Ssted 4 0
with RfF 345)
ANS 361 Topi cs 1 n As1 an Studies (ARH Fac. 1 0
ANS 372 Topi cs in Oriental Cul tures IARH Fac. 1 15
ANS 380T Topi cs in Asian Studies (ARH Fac. 1 15
CHI 506 First Year Chinese I 2
CHI 507 First Year Chinese II 2
CHI 412K Second Year Chinese I 2
CHI 412L Second Year Chinese I1 2
CHI 320K Readjngs jn Modern Chinese 1 2
CHI 320L Readings in Modern Chinese I I 2
CHI 322 Introduction to Cl assi cal Chinese 2
CHI 325K Advanced Conversation I 2
CHI 3251 Advanced Conversation 11 2
CHI 326 Bus1 ness Chinese 2
CHI 330K Advanced Readings in Chinese I 2
CHI 330L Advanced Readings in Chinese I1 2
HIN 506 First Year Hindi I 2 2
HIN 507 First Year Hindi I1 2 2
HIN 312K Second Year Hindi I 2 2
HIN 312L Second Year Hind1 I1 2 2
H J N 325K Advanced Conversation and Composi ti on 2 2
HI N 325L Advanced Conversat i on and Compos i ti on 2 2
HIN 330 Topics in Hindi Language and Literature 2 2
JPN
J PN
J PN
J PN
J PN
JPN
JPN
J P N
J P N
JPN
3 PN
First Year Japanese I
First Year Japanese I1
Second Year Japanese I
Second Year Japanese 11
Readings in Modern Japanese I
Readings in Modern Japanese I 1
Advanced Conversation I
Advanced Conversation I1
Buslness Japanese
Advanced Readtngs in Modern Japanese I
Advanced Readings in Modern Japanese I1
KOR 506 First Year Korean I
KOR 507 First Year Korean I I
KOR 412K Second-year Korean I
KOR 320K Thlrd-Year Korean I
KO!? 320L Third-Year K~rean I 1

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Course Current Proposed
Number Course Title F.ee Fee
ENGLISH
E 322 Literature in Translation. Topic 12: German Cfnem $0 $ 10
(cross-listed with GRC 36tE.2)
E 322 Literature in Translation, Topic 13: Genres, S 0 10
(cross-listed wfth GRC 361E.3, EUS 361.2)
E 322 Literature in Trans1 ation, Topic 14: German Women 0 ID
(cross-listed with GRC 361E.5. EUS 361.15.
WS 340.5)
E 323M Germanic Liter in Translation (when cross-I isted 25 2 5
with GRC 361E)
E 344L 20th Century Literature and Other Media 25 2 5
(app. only when dept. indicates a fee)
E 349M Development of the French Film 25 2 5
E 349N Italian Cinema 2 5 2 5
EUROPEAN STUD1 ES
EUS 361 Topics in Modern Europe, Topic 1: Literature 25 2 5
in New German Cinema
EUS 361 Topics in Modern Europe, Topic 2: Genres, Stru 0 1 U
(cross-listed with GRC 361E.3. E 322.13)
EUS 361 Topics in Modern Europe. Topic 15: German Women 0 10
(cross-listed with GRC 361E.5. E 322.14, WS 340.5)
FRENCH AN0 ITALIAN
FC 339 Development of the French Film 2 5
FR 604 Accelerated First Year French 2
FR 506 First Year French I 2
FR 507 First Year French II 2
FR 508K Alternate First Year French I1 2
FR 612 Accelerated Second Year French: Four Ski 11 s 2
FR 312K Second Year French I: Four Skills 2
FR 312L Second Year French II: Four Skills (Lit) 2
FR 312M Second Year French 11: four Skills (Culture) 2
FR 312N Second Year French 11: Oral Expression 2
FR 118K Practice in Spoken French I 2
FR 118L Practice in Spoken French I1 2
FR 119 Phonetics 2
FR 320E Advanced French I: Written Emphasis 2
FR 1ZOM Advanced Practice In Spoken French I 2
FR 120N Advanced Practice in Spoken French I1 2
FR 321L Introduction to French Literature 2
FR 322E Advanced French 11: Oral Emphasis 2
FR 324L Practi cal Phonetics 2
FR 326K French L1terature:HiddleAgestoMid-18thCentury2
FR 326L French Literature: Mid-18th Century to Present 2
FR 330K Studres in French Language 2
FR 340C The Arts in France 2
FR 340P The Making and Identity of France 2
FR 340T France and Francophonie Today 2
FR 340K FrenchCivilizationThrutheRevolutioo 2
fR 340L French CivilizationSincetheRevolution 2
FR 341K Studies in French Ll terature and Cul ture 2
FR 342C French for Business II 2
FR 345 Studies In the Cultures of Fvench-Speaking Peoples 2
fR 348 French Drama Workshop 2
fR 355 Topics in Medieval & Renaissance French Llterature 2
FR 3551 Topics in Medieval French Literature 2
FR 355L Topics in French Literature of the Renalssance 2
FR 356 Toplcs in French Literature of the Baroque, Classic2
FR 356K Topics in French Baroque and Classical Literature 2
FR 356L Topics in Literature of the French Enlightenment 2
FR 357 Topics in French Literature of the 19th & 20th Cent2

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Course Current Proposed
Number Course TI tle Fee Fee
FRENCH AND
FR 357K
ITL 604
ITL 506
IT1 507
ITL 612
ITL 312K
ITL 312L
ITL 118
ITL 321
ITL 3221
ITL 328
ITL 329
JTL 348
ITC 349
ITL 375
GEOGRAPHY
GRG 301C
GRG 301K
GRG 301L
GRG 320K
GRG 328C
GRG 339
GRG 349
GRG 362K
GRG 374
GRG 380
GRG 391K
ITALIAN
Topics in French Literature of the Nineteenth $ 2 5 2
Century
Topics in French Literature of the Twentieth 2 2
Century
Topics in Genres and Themes of French Literature 2 2
Topics in f rench Ljnguisti cs 2 2
Applled Linguistics 2 2
Advanced Written and Oral Composition 2 2
Comparative Sty1 istics 2 2
Accelerated First Year Italian
Fi rst Year Ital ian I: Language and Culture
First Year Italian 11: Language and Culture
Accelerated Second Year I tal i an
Second Year Italian 1
Second Year Italian 11
Practice in Spoken Italian
Introduction to Italian Literature
Tradition and Change in Contemporary Italy
Composition and Conversation
Advanced Composition and Conversation
Ital ian Drama Workshop
The Itallan Cinema. Topic 1
Studies in Italian Literature
The Natural Environment
Weather and Cllmate
Introduction ta Landforms
Land and Life: The American Southwest
Pathways Toward Extinction
Advanced Geomorphol ogy
Fi el d Techniques
Remote Sensfng of the Environment
Frontiers in Geography
Field Course in Geography
Issues and Research in Geography
GERMANIC LANGUAGES
OCH 604 Accelerated First Year Dutch
DCH 506 First Year Dutch I
DCH 507 First Year Dutch I1
DCtI 612 Accelerated Second Year Dutch
DCH 312K Second Year Dutch I
DCH 312L Second Year Dutch TI
DCH 619 Conference Course in Dutch Lang and L i t
GER 604 Accelerated Fi rst Year German
GER 506 First Year German I
GER 506F Accelerated First Year German I
GER 507 First Year German I1
GER 507F Accelerated Fi rst Year German I1
GER 507R IntensiveFirstYearGermanII
GER 508K Alternate First Year German I1 2 2
GER 612 Accelerated Second Year German: Readi ngs in Mod 0 2
GER 312K Second Year German I: Readings In Humanities & 2 2
Soci a1 Sci ences
GER 412F Accelerated Second Year German: Oral/Written 0 2
GER 312L Second Year German 11: Readings in Humanities and 2 2
Social Sciences

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(Continued)
Course Current
Cours~
GERMANIC LANGUAGES
GER 312R Intensive Second-Year German: Oral and Written 5 0
GER 3125 Intensive Second-Year German: Readlngs In Hum. 0
GER 319 Conference Course in Germanic Language or Lit 2
GER 519 Conference Course in Germanlc Language or Lit 2
GRC 361E Cinema and Society, All Topics except Topic 2,3.5 25
GRC 361E Crnema and Society, Topic 2: German Cinema 2 5
(cross-listed with E 322.12)
GRC 361E Cinema andsociety, Topfc3: Genres.Structures 25
(crass-listed with E 322.13, EUS 361.21
GRC 361E Cinema and Society, Topic 5: German Women Film 25
(cross-listed with €322.14, €US 361.15, WS 340.5)
SWE 604 Accelerated First Year Swedish
SWE 506 first Year Swedish I
SWE 507 First Year Swedish I1
SWE 612 Accelerated Second Year Swedish
SWE 312K Second Year Swedish I
SWE 312L SecondYear Swedish TI
Ti t 1 e A
Proposed
A
HI STORY
HIS 366s Art, Photography, Film, & Culture of American 15 0
West since 1880 (Cross-listed with ARH course,
when taught by ARH Faculty)
HUMANITIES
HHN 350 Topics in Humanities, Topic 1: Shakespeare 0 50
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
LAS 322 Topics In Latin Amer. Studies (when cross- Ilsted 40
with RTF 359)
LA5 322 Taplcs in Latin Amer. Studies IARH Fac.1 0
LAS 322 Topics In Latin Amer. Studies Topic 8: TV 0
(cross listed with RTF 366K)
LAS 327 Topics In AM Art Hist. 15
Topic 1: Modern Latin American Art
LA5 327 Topics in AM Art Hist. 15
Topic 2: Modern Art of Mexico
LAS 327 Topics in AM Art Hlst, 15
Topic 3: Mesoamerican Art
LAS 327 Topics in AM Art Hfst. 15
Toplc 4: Conternp. Latin Am. Art. 1960-Present
LAS 327 Topics in AM Art Hist. 15
Topic 5: From /Meaning In Classic Maya
LAS 327 Topics in AM Art Hist, 15
Topic 6: Art & Archaeology of Ancient Peru
LAS 3705 Toplcs In Hispanic Literature. Civilization 2
of Spanish AmerSca. Topic 3 (when crossed
llsted with SPN 322Kl
LA5 381 Topics Sn Latin Amer. Studies (ARH Fac. ) 15
LAS 381 Topics in Latln Amer. Studies (when cross-listed 40
wlth RTF 387F or RTF 389)
MEXICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
MAS 374 Topics jn Mex. Amer. Studies (when crass- listed 40 40
with RTF 3591
MAS 374 Special Topics, Topic 18: Television Field Pro 0 9 5
(Cross-listed with RTF 366K)

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Course
Nvmber Course Title
MlDOLE EASTERN LANGUAGES AN0 CULTURES
ARA 506 First Year Arabic I
ARA 507 First Year Arabic I1
ARA 412K Second Year Arabic I
ARA 412L Second Year Arabic I1
ARA 320K Arabic Readings and Grammar I
ARA 320L Arabic Readings and Grammar I1
ARA 322 Introduction to Arabic Literature
ARA 323K Readings in Contemporary Arabic Literature I
ARA 323L Readings f n Contemporary Arabic Literature I1
ARA 330K Advanced Arabic Readings and Grammar t
ARA 330L Advanced Arabic Readings and Grammar I I
HEB 506 First Year Hebrew I
HEB 507 First Year Hebrew I1
HE0 31ZK Second Year Hebrew I
HE0 312L Second Year Hebrew I1
HE0 322 Introduction to Hebrew Literature
HEB 346 Modern Hebrew Literature
HE5 374 Hebrew Literature in Translation
PRS 506 First Year Persian I
PRS 507 First Year Persian 11
PRS 312K Second Year Persian I
PRS 312L Second Year Persian I I
PRS 320K Advanced Persian Readings I
PRS 320L Advanced Persian Readings I1
PRS 329 Topics in Persian Language and Literature
TUR 506 First Year Turklsh I
TUR 507 First Year Turkish I1
TUR 412K Second Year Turkish I
TUR 412L Second Year Turklsh I1
TUR 379 Conference Course in Turkf sh Language
and Literature
MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES
MES 320 Topics in the Ancient Middle East
(when taught byArt Hi story Faculty)
MES 322K Third World Clnema
(when cross-listed with RTF 359)
MES 381 Topics i n MI ddl e Eastern Ci vi 1 i rat1 on and
Cultures (when taught by ARH Faculty)
PLAN I1
TC 301 The Freshman Seminar (when taught by ARHI
TC 315 Topics in the Arts & Sciences
(when taught by Art History Faculty)
TC 325 Topics in the Arts & Sciences
(when taught by Art History Faculty)
TC 125K Topics inArts.Sclences, &Social Scf.
(when taught by Art History Faculty)
TC 659 Special Studies (when taught by ARH Fac. 1
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 301
PSY 301
PSY 304
PSY 3330
PSY 352
PSY 383C
PSY 389K
PSY 3891.
PSY 393
PSY 393K
Introduction to Psychology
Int roducti on to Psychology ( Independent Study)
Introduction to Child Psychology
Introduction to Developmental Psycho1 ogy
Abnormal Psychology
Functional Heuroanatorny
Theory and Techniques of Assessment I
Theory and Techniques of Assessment 11
Clinical Practicum I
Clinical Practicum 11
Current
A Proposed
_Eee

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Course
Course Title
Current
Fee
Proposed
Fee
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
RS 361 Topics in Religious Studies 5 15 $ 15
(Cross-listed with ARH course, 381R, when taught by ARH Faculty)
SLAVIC LANGUAGES
RUS 506 Flrst Year Russian I 2
RUS 507 First Year Russlan TI 2
RUS 312K Second Year Russian 1 2
RUS 312L Second Year Russian II 2
RUS 218A PracticeinSpokenRussiant 2
RUS 2180 Practjce in Spoken Russian I 2
RUS 324 Advanced Russian I 2
RUS 325 Advanced Russian I1 2
RUS 228A Practice In Spoken Russian I 1 2
RUS 2288 Practice in Spoken Russian II 2
RUS 380C AdvancedRussianComposltlonandConversation I 2
RUS 398T Supervised Teaching in Russian 2
SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE
POR 604 Accel. First Year Portuguese I
POR 406 Ffrst Year Portuguese I
POR 407 First Year Portuguese I1
POR 408 Alternate First Year Portuguese for
Spanish Students
POR 612 Accelerated Second Year Portuguese:
Oral Expression. Reading and Composition 2 2
POR 312K Second Year Portuguese I: Oral Expression, 2 2
Reading, and Composition
?OR 3121 Second Year Portuguese 11: Oral Expression. 2 2
Reading, and Composltion
POR 318 Conversation and Compositjon 2 2
S P N
SPN
SPN
SPN
SPN
SPN
SPN
SPN
S P Fl
SPN
SPN
SPEi
Accelerated Beginners' Spanlsh 2
First Year Spanish I 2
First Year Spanish 11 2
Alternate First Year Spanish I1 2
Accelerated Second Year Spanish: Oral Expression. 2
Reading. and Composition
Second Year Spanish I: Oral Expression. Reading, 2
and Composition
Second Year Spanish 11: Oral Expression. Reading. 2
and Compos i t i on
Practfce in Spl ken Spanish 2
Conversation and Composltlon 2
Advanced Oral Expression 2
Civilization of Spanlsh America 2
Spanish Civll i zation 2
WOMEN'S STUDIES
WS 301 Topic 2: Intro to Child Psychology 1
WS 301 Intro Topics in Women's Studies. Topic 4:Farnily 3
(cross-listed with CO 304)
Ws 301 Famjly Relationships 3
WS 340 Cross-Culture Toplcs in Women's Studies 2 5
Topic 5: German Women Filmmakers
(Cross-llsted with E322.14. EUS 361.15, GRC 361E.51
WS 345 Topics in Women's Studies 15
WS 345 Topics In Uomen's Studies, Topic 1: Child 3
Devel opment
WS 345 Topics in Women's Studies. Topjc 4: Guidance In 12
Early Chi ldhood
WS 345 Topic 6: Intro to Oevelopmental Psychology 1

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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF LlBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
LIS 322T Chi 1 dren's LI terature $ 10
LIS 340 Basic Information Sources 10
LIS 3881 Topic 15: Visual Resources Collection (cross- 15
listed wlth ARH 394. when taught by ARH Faculty)
LIS 392P.4 Conservation Treatment for Preservation 2 5
Admlnlstrators
LIS 393C Conservation Practl ce
LIS 393C Topic 1: Conservation Treatment Lab I 2 5
LIS 393C Topic 2: Conservation Treatment Lab II 2 5
LIS 393C Topic 3: Conservation Treatment Lab 111 25
LIS 393C Topic 4: Conservation Lab I V 25
LIS 393C Topic 6: Paper Documents I 2 5
LIS 393C Topic 7: Treatment of Paper Documents 11 2 5
11s 393C Topic 8: Introductory Laboratory in Conservatlon 25
Science
LIS 393C Topic 9: Advanced Laboratory in Conservation 2 5
Science
COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES (An additional $7 per semester credft hour will
be added to all Natural Sciences courses for the Instructional Technology
Fee. 1
ASTRONOMY
AST 301
AST 303
AST 307
AST 309K
AST 309L
AST 309N
AST 309P
AST 309R
AST 309
AST 309T
Introduction to Astronomy
introduction to Astronomy with Celestial
Observations
Introductory Astronomy
Planets and People
Search for Extraterrestrl Life
Ast Bizarre: Stars 8 Stel Evol
Astronomy in Science Fiction
Ast Bi rarre: Gal /Quasar/Cosmol
Topics In Astronom for Non-Science Students
The Milky Way Galaxy
BIOLOGY
BIO 301C Topics in Biology
BIO 301L
BIO 301M
BIO 302
%I0 303
010 304
BiO 205
310 206
810 208
010 309
010 309H
010 331
010 398T
BOTANY
BOT 419
BOT 120C
ROT lZ1C
BOT 3231
BOT 127K
BOT 128K
BOT 331
BOT 351
HOT 16ZC
BOT 165N
BOT 173L
Introductory Bi 01 ogy : Mol ecul es to Organi sms 0
Ecol ogy , Evolution. and Society 0
Cellular and Molecular Biology 0
Structure and Function of Organisms 0
Ecol ogy , and Evol uti onary 0101 ogy 0
Lab Exp in Biol: Cellular & Molecular 20
Lab Exp in Blol : Struct & Funct of Organ. 2 0
Lab Studies in Pop. & Environmental Biol. 10
Lab Exp in Biol: Cellular & Molecular 30
Honors Lab Experlrnents In Biology; Cellular and 30
Lab Studies in Hol ecul ar Biology 50
Supervised Teaching In the Biological Sciences 7
Native Plants
Gen Botany Lab: Structure, Physi 01 ogy
and Reproduction of Seed Plants
Gen Botany Lab: Survey of Plant Kingdom
Laboratory Studies in Cell Biology
Laboratory in General Phycol ogy
Lab Experiments In Plant Physiology
Lab Studies in Molecular Biology
Economic Botany
Laboratory Studies in Plant Systematics
Paleobotany Laboratory
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CHEMISTRY
CH 370 Physical Methods For Biochemistry $ 18 $ 0
CH 37SK Individual Study in Chem & Biochem 18 0
CH 475K Indivjdual Study in Chem Biochem 18 D
CH 376K Advanced Analytical Chemistry 5 6 38
CH 679HA Chemistry Honors Tutorial 18 0
CH 679HB Chemistry Honors Tutorial 18 0
COMPUTER SCIENCES
CS 304P Computer Science I 60 60
CS 105 Computer Programmi ng 20 20
CS 310 Computer Organization and Programming 60 60
CS 315 Computer Science I1 60 6 0
CS 115L Brief Introduction to Pascal 2 20
CS 328 Data Structures 60 60
CS 336 Anayl si s of Programs 60 60
CS 343 Artificial IntellSgence 60 60
CS 345 Programming Languages 60 60
CS 347 Data Management 60 60
CS 351 LISP and symbollc computation 60 60
CS 352 Computer Systems Architecture 60 6 0
CS 353 Elements of the Theory of Computation 60 60
CS 354 Computer Graphics 60 60
CS 356 Computer Networks 60 60
CS 367 Numerical Methods 60 60
CS 369 Sys terns Model 1 ng I 60 60
CS 370 Undergraduate Readf ng and Research 60 60
CS 372 Introduction to Operating Systems 60 60
CS 373 Software Engineering 60 60
CS 375 Algorithmic Languages and Compilers 60 60
CS 178 Undergraduate Topics in Computer Scfences 20 2 0
CS 278 Undergraduate Topics In Computer Sciences 40 4 0
CS 378 Undergraduate Topics in Computer Sciences 60 60
CS 379H Computer Science Honors Course 60 60
CS 380D Distrl buted Computing I 60 60
CS 380K Statistical Appllcationsof ElectronjcComputers 60 6 0
CS 380L Advanced Operating Systems 60 60
CS 38015 Systems Modeling 60 60
CS 381K Art i f i c i a1 Intel 1 i gence 60 60
CS 382M Advanced Computer Architecture 60 60
CS 383C Numeri car Analysis: Linear A1 gebra 60 60
CS 3830 Numerical Analysis: Interpolation, Approx. Quad 60 60
CS 3846 Computer Graphics 60 60
CS 384M Multimedia Systems 0 6 0
CS 384V Introduction to VLSI Design 60 60
CS 385F Automated Theorem Proving 60 60
CS 386 Database Management 60 60
CS 386K Numerical Treatment of Differential Equations 60 60
CS 386L Programming Languages 60 60
CS 386M Communicatlan Networks 60 60
CS 387H Database System Inplementation 60 60
CS 388 Natural Language Processing 60 60
CS 388C Combinatorics and Graph Theory 60 60
CS 388F Automata and Formal Languages 60 60
CS 3886 Algorithms: Techniques andTheory 60 60
CS 388L Introductin to Mathematical Logic 60 60
CS 388s Formal Sernatics and Verification 60 60
CS 388T Theory of Computation 60 60
CS 389R Recursion and Induction I 60 60
CS 389s Recursion and Induction I1 60 60
CS 390 Advanced Systems Laboratory 40 60
CS 390D DistributedComputingII 60 60
CS 39313 Topics In Numerical Analysis 60 60

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COMPUTER SCIENCES
CS 393N Numerical Solution of Ell iptic Partlal Diff, $ 60 $ 60
Equati ons
CS 394F Expert Systems 60
CS 395 Conference Course 60
CS 1951 Topics in Computer Sciences 2 0
CS 295T Topi cs In Computer Sciences 4 0
CS 3951 Topics in Computer ScIences 60
CS 396M Advanced Networking Protocols 60
CS 698A Thesis 120
CS 6988 Thesfs 12 0
CS 399R Dissertation 60
CS 699R Dissertati on 120
C5 999R Dissertation 180
CS 399W Dissertation 60
CS 699W Dissertation 12 0
CS 999W Di ssertatl on 180
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES
GEO 401 Phys i cal Geol ogy 5
GEO 302D Age of Dinosaurs 4
GEO 302E Earth. Wind and Fire 0
GEO 302L Geology of National Parks 5
GEO 303 Introduction to Geology 10
GEO 404C Plate Tectonics 8 Earth History 5
GEO 405 ' Llfe Through Time 5
GEO 312K Geology of Engjneering 5
GEO 416 Mineral ogy and Petrol ogy 3
GEO 416K Earth Materials 5 0
GEO 416L Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology 60
GEO 416M Sedimentary Rocks 66
GEO 320K Introduction to Field and Stratigraphlc Methods 60
GEO 320L Introductory Field Geology 60
GEO 422K Pal eobi 01 ogy 2 7
GEO 322L Introduction to Paleontol ogy 5
GEO 3225 Development and Evolution of the Vertebrate 5
Skel eton
GEO 428 Structural Geology 9 0
GEO 330K Petroleum Geology: Basin & Trend Analysis 30
GEO 331K Petrology & Plate Tectonics 12
GEO 335 Geology & Mlneral Resources of Texas 15
GEO 341 Mi neral Resources 52
GEO 346C Introduction to Physi cal & Cherni cal Hydro1 ogy 6
GEO 347K Gem and Gem Hi neral s 15
GEO 148K Training Cruise( s 1 Marine Geophysical Research 25
GEO 248K TrainingCruise(s) MarirleGeophysical Research 25
GEO 348K Training Crui se(s 1 Marine Geophysical Research 25
GEO 354 Gl obal Geophysi cs 7
GEO 357 Evolution of Geologic Provinces 100
GEO 660A FleldGeology 800
GEO 6600 Fie1 d Geology 800
GEQ 358K Vol canolagy 7
GEO 465K Expl oratlon Geophysi cs 30
GEO 365H Geophysical Interpretation 100
GEO 368 Energy Resources 30
GEO 370K Sedi mentol ogy 60
GEO 376K Groundwater Hydro1 ogy 30
GEO 376L Field Methods In Groundwater Hydrology 90
GEO 376M Chemical Hydrogeology 15
GEO 377L Evolution of a Continent 10
GEO 380C Advanced Structural Geology 30
GEO 3800 Subsurface Stratigraphy 59
GEO 380E Sedfmentary Processes 38
GEO 380L Pal eobi ometri cs 8
GEO 380M Elements of Mineral Identification 9

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GEOLOGICAL SC 1 ENCES
GEO 380N $el smi c Strati graphy $ 80
GEO 381C Structural Petrol ogy 44
GEO 381K Tectonic Problems 15
GEO 382C Groundwater Field Methods 90
GEO 383 Depositional Systems: Terrigenous Clastics 60
GEO 383C Geology and Hydrology 60
GEO 383E Numerical Methods 11: Digital Methodsin 60
Hydrogeology and Geophyslcs
GEO 383K Pal eoecol ogy 8
GEO 383L Petrography of Sandstones 149
GEO 383M Petrography of Carbonates 149
GEO 383N Bi ogenci & Evaporl te Depositional Systems 10 5
GEO 384C Geophysics I: Exploration Geophysics 34
GEO 3840 Geophysics I I : Gl obal Geophysi cs 8
GEO 385C Geodynamics I: Plate Tectonics and
Pal eomagnetl sm 38
GEO 3850 Geodynamics 11: Basln Subsidence 30
GEO 385E Geodynamfcs 111: Geodesy 90
GEO 385K Micropal eontol ogy 4 5
GEO 386 Metamorphic Petrology 4 2
GEO 386C Caribbean Reg1 onal Geol ogy and Geophysi cs 15
GEO 386K Igneous Petrology 4 5
GEO 3861 Geology of Petroleum 30
GEO 388L Isotope Geology 15
GEO 388M Seminar Sn Isotope Geol ogy 15
GEO 389K Paleontological Nomenclature and Techniques 10
GEO 391 Semlnar in Geology. Toplcs 1-10 30
GEO 391 Semi nar I n Geol ogy , Advanced Mi cropal eontol ogy 30
GEO 391 Sem. in Geology. Topic 11: Sedimentary Basis
Analysl s 30
GEO 391C Physi cal Hydrogeol ogy 15
GEO 3910 Regfonal Tectonics 30
GEO 391H Ore Deposlts In Sedimentary Rocks 30
GEO 3915 Mineral & Energy Res.: Geology. Economics,
Pol I cy 30
GEO 391Q Topics i n Quaternary Geol ogy 30
GEO 3915 Current Topics in Paleobiology 30
GEO 391T Pal eogeography 30
GEO 392K VertebrateBiostratigraphy 2 5
GEO 396 Verte. Paleontology: Fishes, Amphibians, & 25
Repti 1 es
GEO 397 Vertebrate Pa 1 eontol ogy : Mamma 1 s 30
GEO 298T Supervised Teaching I rl Geology 18
HUMAN ECOLOGY
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CD 304 Family Relationships (was HE 304)
CD 313 Chl 1 d Development
CD 333 Child Development (was HE 3331
CD 333L Research Methods in Child Development
CD 348 Dev Young Chi 1 d Through Creative Acti vi tes
CD 352 Field Experience I1 (was HE 352)
CD 355 Problems Course - A l l Topics
CD 366 Guldance in Early Childhood (was HE 366)
CO 372K Home-Community Partnership in the Devp.
of the Child (was HE 372K)
CD 378K Infant/Toddler Dev. and Parent -Chi1 d
Relationships
CD 378L Theories of Child & Family Development
(was HE 378L)
CD 392 Research Problems - All Topics
CD 692 Research Problems - All Topics
Proposed
Fee

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_.Number- FeeFee
HOME ECONOMICS
HE 321 Fami 1 y Li fe Management (s 26 9 26
HE 322 Personal and Fami 1 y Finance 7 7
HE 354 Advanced Personal Fl nanci a1 PI anni ng 2 2 5
HE 355 Problems Course: Research i n Fami ly Economics 18 15
HE 355 Probl ems Course: Foundati ons of Human Ecology 0 7
HE 361 The Consumer and the Market 15 15
INTERIOR DESIGN (All courses were listed under HE. but are now ID)
ID 201R Design 1: Foundations of Interior Design 18
ID 101s Design 1 Studio: Foundations of Design 3 5
ID 202R Design 2: foundations of Residential Design 3 1
ID 102s Design 2 Studio: Residential Qesign 4 0
ID 213R Deslgn3 35
ID 3135 Design 3 Studlo 4 1
I0 214R Design4 35
ID 3145 Design 4 Studio 4 1
ID 115K FieldExperienceI 3 5
ID 315K Field Experience I 3 1
ID 335F History of Interiors and Furnishings I 35
1D 336F tllstory of Interiors and Furnishings I1 3 5
ID 236R Interior Design Workroom Processes &
Custom Des i gn 3 5
ID 1365 ID Workroom Processes 8 Custom Design Studio 40
ID 23713 Procedures and Practices in Interlor Design 39
ID 137s Procedures and Practices in Interior
Design Studio 40
ID 245R Design5 40
ID 3455 Design 5 Studio 40
ID 346R Design 6 37
ID 346s Design6Studio 4 1
I D 152 Field Experience I1 30
ID 252 Field Experience II 30
I0 352 Field Experience I1 30
ID 355 Problems Course 10
ID 3575 Design7Studlo 40
ID 358s Oesign8Studio 50
ID 359H Honors Reading Course 25
ID 379H Honors Tutorial Course 2 5
NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES
NTR 307 Introductory Food Sclence 24
MTR 107 L Introductory Food Science Laboratory 28
NTR 311 Introductory Nutrition 4
NTR lilt Introductory Nutrition Lab 10
NTR 324 Advanced Food Science 2 9
NTR 124L Food Science Laboratory 38
NTR 328C Devel opment a 1 Nutr i ti on 50
NTR 334 Foodservice System Management 7
NTR 234t Lab. in Purchasing & Prod. In Foodservice 60
NTR 338W Issues in Nutrition and Health 17
NTR 342 Advanced Nutrition I 4 2
NTR 142L Advanced Nutrition I Lab 50
NTR 344 Advanced Nut ri ti on I I 44
NTR 144M Advanced Nutrftion I1 Lab 50
NTR 145C Orientation and Techniques of Practice in Dietics 50
NTR 352 Field Experience II (was HE 3521 30
NTR 352C Applied Normal andcommunity Nutrition 50
NTR 355t Practlcum in Dietetics 50

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NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES
NTR 355M Advanced Food Systems Management $ 50
NTR 668A Cl i ni cal Nut ri ti on and Di eteti cs 5 0
NTR 6680 Cl ini cal Nutrition and Dietetl cs 50
NTR 370 Clinical Nutrlti on and Oietet i cs 5
NTR 170L Lab in Clinical Nutrf tIon and Dietetics 39
NTR 373 Organization and Management 50
NTR 377K Foodservice Equipment 3 5 0
NTR 380K Research Methods, Topic I: Exp. Nutrition 50
NTR 380K Research Methods, Topic 2: Nutritional Immunology 50
NTR 380K Research Methods, Topic 3: Nutritional 33
NTR 380K Research Methods, Topic 5: Carcinogenesis 5 0
NTR 380K Research Methods. Topic 6: Nutritional Biochemist 50
NTR 390 Recent Advances in Nutrition: All Topics 50
NTR 392.1 Research Problems Topic 1 50
NTR 392.2 Research Problems Topic 2 ' 50
NTR 392.3 Research Problems Topic 3 50
NTR 392.4 Research Problems Topic 4 50
NTR 392.5 Research Problems Topic 5 50
NTR 392.6 Research Problems. Toplc 6: Clinical Nutrition 50
NTR 392.7 Research Problems Topic 7 50
NTR 392.8 Research Probl ems, Topic 8: Oevel opmental
Nutrition 35
NTR 392.9 Research Problems Topic 9: Food Service systems 0
NTR 392.10 Research Problems Topic 10: Nutrition and Het 0
NTR 698A Thesis 50
NTR 399R Di ssertati on SO
NTR 699R Oi ssertation 50
NTR 999R Di ssertati on 5 0
TEXTILES AND APPAREL
TXA 105L Textiles Laboratory 0
TXA 212L Fashion Design Laboratory 9
TXA 216L Apparel I Laboratory 30
TXA 319 Visual Merchandising and Display Techniques 30
TXA 325K History of Fashion 14
TXA 226t Apparel I1 Laboratory 30
TXA 327 Cl othl ng and Human Behavi or 7
TXA 352 Field Experience I1 (was HE 3521 30
TXA 352D Freld Experience in Apparel Deslgn 50
TXA 352M F i el d Experl ence 4 n Reta i 1 Merchandising 100
TXA 260M Advanced Text i 1 es Lab 2 0
TXA 264L Advanced Problems in Clothing Laboratory 30
MARINE STUDIES
MNS 440 Limnol ogy and Oceanography 40
MMS 149 Traf ning Cruises (Topic 2: Marine Geophysical 1 25
MNS 248 Training Cruises (Topic 2: Marine Geophysical) 25
MNS 348 Tralnfng Cruises (Topic 2; Marine Geophysical) 25
MNS 352C Estuarine Ecology 4 0
MNS 354 Mari ne Invertebrates 40
MNS 354C Bi 01 ogy of Flshes 40
MNS 354D Selected Studies in Mariculture 40
MHS 354Q Mari ne Envi ronmental Sci ence 0
MNS 383 Topics in Marine Science, All Topics 40
MNS 384E Harlne Microbial Ecology 4 0
MNS 384L Marine Chemistry 4 0
MNS 384T Bi 01 ogi cal Oceanography 40
MNS 385 Ecol ogy of Marl ne loop1 an kton 40
MNS 3850 Marine Nutrient Chemistry 40
MNS 188 Marine Research Training Cruise 40
MNS 388 Marlne Research Training Crujse 40

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a-
MICROBIOLOGY
MIC 116L Elementary Microbi 01 ogy Laboratory
MIC 119K General Microbiology Laboratory
MIC 321 Bi 01 ogy of Fungi
MIC 122K Medical Mycol ogy Laboratory
MIC 226 General Mi crobi 01 ogy:Mi crobi a1 Cell
Structure and Genetics
MIC 227 General microbiology:Microbial
Physi 01 ogy and ecology
MIC 228 General Mi crobi 01 ogy: V i rol ogy
Irnmunol ogy and Host -mi crobe
MIC 129K General Mi crobi 01 ogy Laboratory
MIC 130K Virology Laboratory
MIC 160K Immunol ogy Laboratory
MIC 361K PublicHealthBacteriology Laboratory
MIC 368 Techniques In Molecular Genetics
HIC 382L Techniques in Molecular Genetics
MlC 398T Supervi sed Teaching in Hi crobi 01 ogy
MATHEMATICS
PHYSICS
PHY 301
PHY lOlL
PHY 302K
PHY 302L
PHY IOZM
PHY 102N
PHY 303K
PHY 3031
PHY 103M
PHY 103N
PHY 306
PHY 309K
PHY 309L
PHY 315
PHY 316
PHY 115L
PHY 116L
Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory
Elementary Statistical Methods
Foundations of Arithmetic
Foundations of Geometry, Statistics.
& Probabi 1 i t y
Di screte Mathematics
Advanced Cal cul aus for Appl 1 cati ons I
Advanced Cal cul aus for Appl l ca t i ons I I
Introduction to Number Theory
Structure of Modern Geometry
Mati ces and Matrlx Calculations
Introduction t o Algebraic Structures
Topics In Modern Mathematics Z
Theory of Functl ons of a Complex Varl abl e
Introductjon to Real Analysis
Probabi 1 i ty I
Vector and Tensor Analysis I I
Topology I
Numerical Mathematics for Applications
Conference Course
Introduction to Mathematical Statlstl cs
Mechanics 9
Mechanl cs Laboratory 20
Gen, Physics-Tech. Course: Mechanics,
Heat, 8 Sound 9
General Physl cs-Technical Course: Electricity 8 9
Magneti sm, Light, Atomic and Nuclear Physics
Gen Phy: Mechanics, Heat, and Sound Lab 2 0
Gen Phy: Electricity & Magnetism, Light. 2 0
Atomic, Nuclear Physics Laboratory
Engineering Physi cs I 9
Engineering Physics I1 9
Engineering Physi cs I Laboratory 2 0
Engi neeri ng Phys i cs I I Laboratory 20
Elementary Physics Methods 9
Elem. Physics for Nontechnical Students-Mechanics 9
El em. Physl cs for Nontechnl cal Students -
El ectri city & Magneti sm, Light ,
Atoml c & Nucl ear Physlcs 9
Wave Motion and Optics 9
Electricity and Magnetism 9
Wave Motion and Optics Laboratory 20
El ectri city and Magnet i srn Laboratory 20

Course
Number
PHYSICS
PHY 317K
PHY 317L
PHY 117M
PHY 117N
PHY 433
PHY 338K
PHY 453
PHY 474
Z 00 LOGY
ZOO 312
ZOO 313
ZOO 314K
ZOO 116L
ZOO 316K
ZOO 317
ZOO 320
ZOO 321
LOO 322K
ZOO 323
ZOO 325
ZOO 125L
ZOO 225L
ZOO 328K
ZOO 432
zoo 333
ZOO 334C
ZOO 436
ZOO 440
ZOO 341K
ZOO 346
ZOO 351
ZOO 352
ZOO 453
zoo 354
zoo 357
zoo 359
ZOO 361K
ZOO 362
ZOO 365L
ZOO 365N
ZOO 165P
ZOO 265P
ZOO 170C
ZOO 370C
ZOO 370C
ZOO 370C
ZOO 370C
ZOO 470C
ZOO 370K
ZOO 171K
ZOO 271K
ZOO 371K
ZOO 371L
zoo 373
zoo 374
ZOO 679HA
200 679HB
ZOO 398T
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Current Proposed
*Fee
General Physics I
General Physics I1
General Physl cs I Laboratory
General Physics I I Laboratory
Modern Opt1 cs
Electronic Techniques
Modern Physics I : Introduction to Quantum
Phenomena
Advanced Laboratory I
Introductory Physical Science I - Mechanics 15 20
Intro. Physical Science II - Substances, Heat, 15 20
Electricity
The Human Body
Human Bi 01 ogy
Mamma 1 i an Anatomy
9
0
19
Human Physf 01 ogy Laboratory
Human Physi 01 ogy
Heredity . Evol uti on and Society
Cell Blology
Devel oprnental Bi 01 ogy
Mol ecul ar Blol ogy
Human Bi 01 ogy
Genet i cs
Laboratory Experience f n Geneti cs
Laboratory Experience in Genetics
0101 ogy and Genetics of Immune Disorders
Invertebrate Bi 01 ogy
Entomology
Ichthyol ogy
Vertebrate Natural Hi story
Limn01 ogy and Oceanography
38
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
4 3
0
9
5 2
39
59
60
52
Animal Sexuality
0101 ogy of Bf rds
Cell Physiology
Man and Environment
Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
Pri nci pl es of Animal Behavior
Evol utl onary Ecol ogy
9
369
9
0
32
9
9
Behavioral Ecology
Comparatl ve Anlmal Physlol ogy
Mol ecul a r Genet i cs
Vertebrate Physi 01 ogy
Vertebrate Physi 01 ogy
Adapti ve Physi 01 ogy Laboratory
Vertebrate Physiology Laboratory
Conservati on Bi 01 ogy , Topi c 2
Conference Course, Topic 2: Ichthyology
Conference Course: The Scientific Method
Conference Course: Speci a 1 Studies . Herpetology
Conference Course : An i ma 1 Commun i cat on
Conference Course: Lab Studies in Molecular Bio
Evol ut i on
Speci a1 Stud1 es in Advanced Zoo1 ogy
Special Studies i n Advanced Zoology
Speci a1 Studies i n Advanced Zoo1 ogy
Neuronal Basls of Brain And Behavior
Human Genetics
Advanced Geneti cs
Honors Tutori a1 Course
Hon~rs Tutori a1 Course
Supervi sed Teaching i n tool ogy
9
9
9
9
9
0
59
9
30
0
0
0
0
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
7

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SCHOOL OF NURSING
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FI 112P Health Promotion Skills (Practicurn)
N 127P Clinical Nursing Skills I (Practicum)
N 157P Clinical HursingSklllsII (Practicuml
N 167P Clinlcal NurslngSkillsIII (PRACT)
N 596E Advanced Health Assessment
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
PHR 1x1 Pharmaceuti ca 1 5ci ences I Lab
PHR IXX Pharrnaceutfcal Sciences I I Lab
PHR 554F Clinical Pharmacy Clerkship
PHR 554G Hospital Pharmacy Practlce Cl erkship
PHR 5545 Specialty Pharmacy Practice Clerkship
PHR 357 Intravenous Admi sture Phr Serv
PHR 2661 Pharmacy Practice Laboratory 11
PHR 266T Pharmacy Practice Laboratory 11
PHR 366P Pharmacy Practice Laboratory I
PHR 167M Hedicfnal Chemfstry Laboratory
PHR 186U Advanced NMR Spectroscopy lab
PHR 291K Clinlcal Rotation I
PHR 391K Clinical Rotation I
PHR 491K Cllnical Rotation I
PHR 291L Clinlcal Rotation I1
PHR 391L Clinical Rotation I1
PHR 491L Clinical Rotation I1
PHR 291M Clinical Rotatlon III
PHR 391M Clinical Rotation Ill
PHR 491M Clinical Rotation I11
PHR 291N Clinical Rotation I V
PHR 391N Clinical Rotation iV
PHR 491N Clinical Rotation I V
PHR 291P Clinical Rotation V
PHR 391P Clinical Rotation V
PHR 491P Cl inf cal Rotation V
PHR 291R Clinical Rotation V l
PHR 391R Clinical Ratatioo V I
PHR 4928 Clinical Rotation V I
PHR 2917 Clinical RotationVIII
PHR 391T C1 lnical Rotation Y I I1
PHR 491T Clinical Rotatlon VlII
PHR 291V Cl i nical Rotation I X
PHR 391V Cl l nical Rotation I X
PHR 491V Cl i nical Rotation IX
PHR 3925 Patient Assessment Skill s Laboratory
PHR 593C Acute Care Pharmacy Practice 1
PHN 593E Elective in Pharmacy Practice I
PHR 593k institutional Pharmacy Practice
PHR 593P Ambulatory CarePharrnacyPractice
PHR 5935 Selective in Pharmacy Practice I
PHR 594C Acute Care Pharmacy Practice 1 I
Pt-lR 594E Elective in Pharmacy Practlce fI
PHR 594s Selective in Pharmacy Practice II
PHR 595E El ectlve in Pharmacy Practice I I I
PHR 596E ElectivelnPharmacy Practice I V
Current Froposed
&_Fee

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
D. T. BOARD Of RIGENTS' MEETING
Specfflc Incidental fees
(Continued)
Course Current Proposed
._Number Cours~ Titlp -LEE-*
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
SW 640 Socl a1 Work Field Practicum I 5672 $677
SW 641 Social Work Field Practicum I1 66 9 6 7 7
SW 391N Field Instruction I 664 671
SW 392N Field Instruction I I 658 67 1
$W 696 Field Instruction I11 661 674
SW 697 Field Instruction 1V 65 9 574
(The proposed fee i s the maximum that will be
charged. Fees in the range of 521-527 will be
charged in the majority of cases.)
STUDY ABROAD
SAB
SAB
SAB
SAB
SAB
100
200
300
600
900
Study Abroad
St~dy Abroad
Study Abroad
Study Abroad
Study Abroad
EXTENSION DIVISION
Extens-lon Course Fees
fee for undergraduate courses per credit hour
Fee for graduate courses per credit hour
Indexfng and Abstracting

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
U. T. BOARD CF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER MATTERS
NAMING OF FACILITIES OTHER THAN BUILDINGS
The following items have been approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor fur
Academic Affalrs in accordance with the Regents' Rul~c and Requlation~,
Part One, Chapter VIII, Subsection 1.2 and are submitted for ratification by
the U. 1. Board of Regents.
1. Faci 11 ty : Room CPE 2.800 in the Chemical dnd Petroleum Engineering
Bull ding
Proposed Name: The John J. McKetta Center for E~cellence in Chemical
Engineering Education
Justificatjon; In recognitfon of John 3. McKetta, Ph.D.. Professor
Emeritus of Chemlcal Engineering, former Dean of the
College of Engineering, and former Vice Chancel lor for
Academic Affairs, and in appreciation for endowment
contributions totalling over 12,000,000 from Dr. and Mrs.
McKetta and from friends and colleagues 'in their honor to
support programs within the Department of Chemical
Englneeri ng.
Facility: Super Nova Search Telescope, McDonald Qbsetv2tory
Proposed Name: George 8. Wren I1 Super Nova Search Telescope
Justification: In memory of Mr. George B. Wren 11, founder of Gas
Pipeline Company. now PIpeline Inspection Company, Inc.,
and in appreciation for contributions of $25,000 from that
company to fund thls 18-inch telescope and provide for the
unique computer hardware and tracking software required
for specialized operations in identifying super novae
within galaxies.

Iuliet V. Garcia, Ph.D.
OFFIC~ OF THE PRESIDENT
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BRoWNSVILLE
--- -. PP
80 Fort Brown Brownsvillr. Texaa 78520 [512) 544-8201 * kal (512) 148-0020
Dr. ~arala F . Duncan
ExacutFva Vice Chancellor
for Acad-ic Affair6
The Univmraity of Texae Systsm
601 Colorrdo Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Duncan:
December 19, 1995
The docket for the February 08, 1996 mating of the Board of Reganfa is
~ubmitted for your reeommmndation and presentation to the Board,
I recommend approval.

THE UN I V ERS ITY OF TEXAS AT 6R3WNSV I LLE
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETIlG
FEBRUARY 8 . 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No,
Business Contracts for Services (ivcluding Minor
Construction Projects) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0- 3
C~ntracts and Grants for Researzh, Development, Clinical
and Educational Serv~ces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B- 5
S~andard Aff i 1 i at i or) Agreements ( i nc7 ud i ng Standard Agreement of
Acadwic Gooperatio? with Foreign Institutions) . . . . . . . . . . 0- 5
Amendments to the 1995- 96 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8- 6
Fees and Miscell~neous Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1U

THE UNIVERSITY CF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE
U. 7 . BOA2D OF REGENTS' MEETItiG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
The fol 1 owl ng contracts have been awarded , have bccn admini str*ati vel y approved
by the Execut I ve Vice Chancel lor for Acaderni c Affai rs and are recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Roard of Regents;
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1 Agency: Lance Iccorporated
Furds : $15.000
Peri od: September 1. 1995 through August 32. 1996
Ti tl e/aescr~ pli on, Renewal uf contract for placemert of
vending nachines to se71 miscel7ancous
food i terns on campus
HUB: No
2. Agency:
Funds :
?eriod:
TI t l elD~scri pt I on
HUB :
3. Agency:
Funds :
Feri od :
Ti te/Descri ti on :
4. Agency:
Funds :
Period:
Ti tlelDescription:
HUB :
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
Rancho Viejo Resort and Country Club
$1.717.65 . - - -
~ctober 13, 1395
Provide cateri ns servl ces for lunch~nn
meeting for the Business Affairs Div~sion
No
AM-KQ Building Maintenance Inc.
8365,809.92
September 1. '1995 thr-uugh Aug~st 31, 1996
Provi de custadi a1 servi c ~s for The
universjty Fisca i Year 1995-96
Asian American
Roch~cter Armored Car Co., 'Irlc. DiBIA.
Magic Va71ey Armored Car CG.
$8.330, plus varying extra trip charges
November 1, 1995 through Arrgust 31. 1997
Provide the use cf an armored car as 8j
carrier to designated dcposi tone5
Yo
5. Agency: Texas Guaranteed Studer~t Loan Corp,nrat i on
Funds : $1
Per I od : August 30. 1995 thrniqh August 30. 1996
TitlelDescription: Cqulpment Ledse Agreementlequi pment tc be
used for on-line approvals o f student loan
applicatiors in Financial Aid offices.
HUB : Ka
(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATI ON)
Total Yurnber of Contracts:
Total Number 4warded to HUBS:
Asian American
%' of Total Number of Contracts Awdrded to HUBS:
Total Funds: $390,558.57
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: 8365.009.93
Asidn Arner~cari 8365.809.92
X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: 34:

THE UN:VEBSTSY OF TEXAS AS BFiOWNSVlLLE
U. T. BOARD OF EEGENTS' MEETiNG
FEBRUARY 8, 2996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL
AND EOUCATZONAL SERVICES
Since the Oocket for the previous rr~eeting of the U. 5. Board of Regents, the
fol lowing activity has taken place with regard to Cortracts and Grants for
Rescarch , Development. C I i n7 cal ard Educa ti onai Services:
A. Number cf Irli tial Grant and Contract Awards
Docket rota l Tot a 1
- Item_# Funds In Funds Oyt Suppgrt Materi a1 s
- --- Report of Awards
/
Report of IACs
FY 96 1-6 % 296.369 840.250 Report of Cort ract s
a. Number of Fiscal hendmerts to Grant and Coptract Awards
(Increasirlg 3r Decreasing by $10.000 or Morel
Docket Total Total
Item # - a Funds Out Suo~art Materials
- Report of Awards
-
Report of ;ACs
- Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT B~OWNSVILLF
U. T. BOARD OF RFGFNTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The following affiliation agreements have been administratively approved by
the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and follow one of the
standard formats approv~d by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of
Seneral Counsel .
1. Facility:
Date :
Purpose:
2. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
Date:
Purpose:
Front. 1 ine EMS
McAl l en. Texas 78504
Septevber 1, 1995
To provide health care related educational
exper i ences
Whispering Palms Nursi ny Center ,
Brownsvi 11 e, Texas 78520
September 1, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experiences
Ameri stat South Central
McAllen, Texas 78502
September 1, 1995
To provide healtb care related educational
experi ences

THE UNI VERS ISY OF TEXAS AT BRGWNSd ILCE
FFSRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
TENURED FACULTY TEACHING FALL SEMESTER 1995 ULFRLDADS ( RBC #1)
Effective
Item, De~artment, Title. Name ~atc -
SCHOOL OF BUS1 NESS AND INDUSTRY
Dept . of Off i ce Occupi t i ons
Assi st ant Professor lChai r
1. Mary M. Sullivan 08i10/95
Dept. of Business Adrninlstration
Assistant Professor
2. Sharon V. Smith 08/10/95
Associate Professor
3. Carol Coi 1 i nsworth 08/10/95
4. Akl Hinojosa 08/10/95
CDLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Dept . of Behavioral Science
Rssi stant Professor
6. Ethel Cantu 08/10/95
De t. of Social Sciences
frafes sor
7. Walter Pierce 08/ 10!95
8 Anthony Kropp 08/10/95
9 Jere Lfght Q8!10,'95
3ept. of Fine Arts
Assistant Professor
10. Lourdes Victor i ano 08i10/95
11. Antonio Bri seno 08110/95
Associate Professor
12. Nancy Sclight 08110195
13. Carlos Gomez 08110195
Dept , of Eng7 i sh and Speech
Assistant Professur
14. Joe Colunga I I 081 10195
16. Mary Lou Puck~tt 08i10195
Assgci ate Professor
18. Farhat Iftekhar~dd;n 681 10195
19. Ray Nagel 081 10195
Over1 oad
St i penc

IHE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BRCWNSVILLE
U, T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETINS
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
TENURED FACULTY TEACHING FALL SEMESTER 1995 OVERLOADS {RBC #001)
(Continued)
E f r'ect i ve Over1 oad
Item,t, Title, Name Date St i pend
Dept. of Modern Languages
Assistant Professor
21. Eduardo G. Agui lar 081 20195 1,421
22. Koberto M. Cortina 08/1U/95 1.521
23. Ci pri ano Cardenas 08110195 1,421
Associate Professor
24. George K. Green 081 10195 1.421
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Dept . ~f K i nes i ology
Professor
5 . Judith O. Walton i38/ 10195
Assistant Professor
26. Jack L. Loff
Associ ate Professor
27. 3i mmy Lemons 08/ 1 O / 95
Associate ProfessorlChai rperson
28. Zelma Mata 081 10195
Dept of Educat~ on
Professor
29. Ai l een Johnson 0all~195
3C. Hugo Rodrigdez 08110195
Assistant Professor
31. Eva Alejandro 08/l0/95
32. Rene Torres 081 10!95
Associate Professor
33, Alma G. ieal 081 10/95
34. Leopo 1 do Corona do 08/ 10/95
Dept, of Heading
Professor
35. Di anne Johnson 08! 10/95
Associate Professor
36. Gracield P. Rosenberg 09i10/95
37. Paulette Parson 11/01/95
Oept . of Chi Id Care & Development
Assi st,ant Professcr
38. Erendira Tejada 08/101'05
Associate Mas Tecn. Ins.
39. Leticia Dial 08/10/95

U. I . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995.96 BUOGET
TENURED FACULTY TEACHING FALL SEMESTER 1995 OVERLOADS (RBC #001)
(Conti nued 1
Effect i ve Over 1 oad
Ttem, Department, Title, Ndlw -- Date
SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Dept. of Allied Health
A,ssoci ate ProfessoriChai r
40. John McCabe D8110i95 948
Associate Mas. Tech. Ins.
41. Manuel Gavitn 081 10i95 4,265
Assistant Mas. Tech Ins.
42. David Ybarra 08110195 948
Oept, of Nursing
Associate Maz. Tech. Ins.
43. El i zabeth Rarnsey 08/10/95 2.086
Associate Professor
44. Lydia Barton
Assi stant Professor
45. Sally Roach
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE 8 MCirHEMATlCS
Dept. of Industrial Technology
Assistant ProfessorlChai r
46. Jaime R. Garra OR/20/95
Assistant Mas. Tech. Ins.
47. Rodolfa P.eyes 08110/95
48. Daniel Tamer 08/10/95
Dept. of Cornp. Sci ./Info. Sys.
Assi stant Profcsscr
49. Mike Boster 08/10/95
50. Blanca Lozano 38/10/95
51. Bari Sidd4que 081 10195
Dept. of Physical Sciences
Profe5sor
52. Gene 3. Paul1 08110195
Assistant Professor
53. Ma Celia Flores-Feist C8110195
Deyt. of Eli ol r ~ c3 g 1 ~ Sci ences
Associate Professor
54. Oavid McNeely 08/ 1 O/ 95
55. Norman L. Richard 08/10/95
Ass] stant Professor
56. Rodney 3. Sull -van 08/10i95

THE UNfVtRSITY OF TEXAS Al UROWN5VILLE
U . T. BOARD OF K tGENTZ ' MEETIdG
FEBKUAHY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
TENURED FACULTY TEACHING FALL SEMESTER 1995 OVERLOADS ( RBC #0g1)
(Continued)
Item, De~artment
, Title, Nave -
Dept. of Mathernatlcs
Ass i stant Professor
58. James M. Burns
Effective Over 1 oad
Date Sti ?end-
59. Kattan T. Dupte 8/10i95 1,421
60. Rattan T. Dupte 08/24; 95 622
61. Sessi a Wyche I II 081 10/95 2.842
62. Juan J . Perez 081 10195 1,421
63. Imelda krce 08/10/95 1.737
65. fred Marnke 08/24/95 750
68. Mary Wagner 08/24/95 750
69. 01 ivla Garcia 08/24/95 750
Associate Professor
70. Oelori a Nanze-Daqi s 8110/95 1.422
7 1 . Anthony Cerrna 08/10/95 1 ,421
FRESHMAN YR. EXP/SPECZAL ASSIGNMENT
Associate Professor
72. Vivian Permenter 08110195 1,421
Assi stant Professor
74. Herbert Kel ton
75. Patrick Made 081 10/95 1 ,421
76. Thomas Welther 08110195 1 ,421
77. Carol Diet11 C8/10/95 1,421
78. Robert Sledd OR/10/95 1.421
79. &drl J, Perez 08/1fi/95 1,421

THE UN IVERSlTY OF TEXAS AT B90WNSVI LIE
U. T. BCARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND i4ISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued)
Course
Number Course Title
MUAP 1738
MUAP 1241
MUAP 1242
MUAP 1245
MUAP 1246
MUAP 1249
MUAP 1250
MUP,P 1253
MUAP 1254
MUAP 1257
MUAP 1258
MUAP 1261
MUAP 1262
MUAP 1265
MUAP 1266
MUA? 1269
MUAP 1270
MUAP 1281
MUAP 1282
MAUP 2201
MUAP 2202
MUAP 2205
MUAP 2206
MAUP 2209
MUAP 2210
MUAP 2213
MUAF 2214
MUAP 2215
MUAP 2216
MUAP 3217
MUAP 2218
MUAP 2221
MUAP 2222
YUAP 2225
MUAP 2226
MUAP 2229
MUAP 2230
MUAP 2233
IIUAP 2234
MUAP 2237
MUAP 2238
MUAP 3241
MUAP 2242
MUAP 2245
MUAP 2246
KUAP 2249
PUAP 2250
MUAP 2253
MUAP 2254
MUAP 2257
M'JAP 2258
MUAP 2261
MUAP 2262
MUAP 2265
MUAP 2266
MUAP 2269
MUAP 2270
MUAP 2281
MUAP 2285
APP
APPL TRUM/COR
IED HORN
APPL .IED HORN
kP P TROMBONE
APP TROMBONE
AP P EUPHON I
APP EUPHON I
PPP TUBA I
APP TgBA I1
PERCUSS
PERCUSS
GUITAR I
GUITAR I
ORGAN I
ORGAN TI
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
APP
AFP
APP
APP
APP
PIANO I
PIANO 11
VOICE I
VOICE 11
VIOLIN I
VIOLIN I
VIOLA II
VIOLA IV
CELLO II
CELLO I\,
BASS I11
APP BASS IV
APP E BASS I1 I
APP E BASS I V
AP? FLU/PIC I11
APP FLUIPIC 1V
APPLIED OBOE 1 II
APP OBOE I V
APP BASSOON I I I
APP BASSOON 1V
APP CLARINET III
APP CLARINET IV
APP SAX r I i
APP SAX IV
APF TRM/COR 1 J I
APP TRUM/COR I V
APP 110RW I I I
APP HORN IV
AP P TROMBONE III
AP P TROMBONE I V
APP EUPHON I11
AP P EUPHONE I'd
AP P TUBA I II
APP TUBA IV
APP PERCUSS 11 1
APP PERCUSS IV
APP GUITAR rI I
APP GUITAR I V
APP ORGAN 111
APP ORGAN I V
APP PIANO III
APP PIANO I V
APP VOICE 111
APP VOICE I V
Current
Fee .
$60. OC
$60.00
560.00
$ED. DO
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
860.00
$60.00
86'3.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
860.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
860.00
$60.00
Fro used
Pee -,

Course
Number - --
TYE UNIVE4SITY nF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE
U. T. HOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHPRGES
(Cont i nued)
Course Specific tees
Current Pro osed
Course Ti t 1 e Fee pee
PRAC TICUM FIELD EXPERIENCE
I NTERNSY I P
TEALH I NG PRACT ICt
STUDENT TEACH I NG
DIRECTED TEACI 1ING
I NTFRNSH I P
T NTERNSH r P
STUDENT TEACHING
PRACT 1 CUM
PRACTI CUM
COUNSELING PRACTICUM
COUNSELING PRACPICUM
PRACTI CUM
F T €LO EXPERIENCE
PRACTT C1;M
DIRECTED TEACHINS

Dr. James P. Duncan
Executive Vice Chancel lor
for Academic Affairs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Duncan:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
December 13, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meeting of the Board of Regents is
submitted for your recommendat ion and presentation to the Board.
1 recommend approval.
Frank 't yn
Pres iden

ThE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
The following contracts Pave Seen awarded. have been administratively dpproved
by the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Academic Affai rs ard are recommended for
ratificatior by the U. T. Board of Regmts:
(FUNDS COMING IN:
1. Agency: Coca -Col a Bot t 1 I ng Company of North Texas
Funds : $13.000 pl~s
Period: September 1, 1995 through August 31. 1997
TitlelDescription: Coca-Cola dottling Company will furnish beverage
9
var I ous commi ssi ons on gross recei pts
vend? K machi nes and wi 1 l rnat~ufacture, del i ver , and
instal an electronic scoreboard valced at 85,304
HUB : No
2. Agency: Gardner Merchant Food Servi css . Inc.
Funds : 13.5% of cash sales, 15% of Catering 'sales, rninirr~um of
$55,003
Peri ud: Jbly 1, 1995 through June 30. 1996
Tit IelDescription: Food Service Agreement
HUB : No
3. Agency : Pilot's Building Maintenance, Tnc.
Funds : $900.00 annually pl~s $150 per month utility fee
?eriod: Se~tember 1. 1995 through August 31. 1996
TitlelDescription: Lease the east one-half of the buildin located at
2201 Wztervi ew Parkway, Richardson, Da las Count.y ,
Texas
HUB : Woman
C $US 1 NESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION)
Total Nurr~ber of Contracts : 3
Total Number Awarded to HUBS: - 1
% of Total Number of C~ntrazts fiwa~ded to HUBS: 33.3%
Total Funds:
Total Funas Awarded to HUBS
% of Total tunds Awarded to HUBS:
BUILDING SPACE LEASES: The Fol lowirlg bui lding space leases have hem awarded.
have been admi~istratively apprcved by the Executive Vice Chancel lor for
Academic P.ffai rs and are recommended for ratification by t.he U. T. Board of
Regents :
4 Agency:
F~nds :
P~r'iod:
Tit lelDescript7 Dn:
5. Agency:
Fur~ds :
Per i orl :
Title/Description:
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
MACVAC
3500.00 per month
month to month
Extend 1 ease of 1 ,640 s ua re feet of One
Energy Square, Dallas. 7 exds fot' the UT
Ddl las Geological Informati on librarj
FZACVAC
$3,079.87 per month
manth to month
E,xtend lease of 11.245 square fe?t irr One
Energy Square. Oa7 las , lexas for the I1T
Dal las Geological Informati cn Library
9

6. Agency:
Funds :
Peri od :
Title/Description:
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
MACVAC
$1.199.51 per month
month to month
Extend 1 ease of 2.700 square feet i n One
Energy Square. Dal las. Texas for the UT
Dallas Geological Information Library

TVE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
b . 5. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MF
ET 1 NG
CONTRACTS AND GRAMS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT. CLINICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
R
Since the Docket for the revious meeting of the U. T. Bvard of Regents, the
follow~ng activity has ta en place wit9 regard to Cor~tracts and Grants for
Research. Development, Cl inical and Educat.iona1 Ser-vi ce5:
A. Number of Ini ti a1 Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Tota l
Item # Funds In t-unds Out Su~port Yater~als
- FY 96 59-75 $ 473.191.00 Rep~rt of Awards
FY 96 82-86 B 77,113.69 $ 66.744.00 Report of IACS
FY9687-115 $ 956.40038 - $ 3.000.01 Report of Cor.trac~s
8. Number of Fiszal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by $10.000 or More)
Docket Totd' Tot3 1
a Funds tn Funds Out - Support Ma t ~ I a r 1 s
FY 96 76-81 --- B 496,562.00 -- Report of Awards
Report '~f IACs
FY96116-120 5 200,092.00 Report of Contracts

THE UNI VERS ISY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' HEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS MI GRANTS OVER 5500,000
The following contract or grant in an amount over $500.000 has been aharded,
hds been administratively approved by ths Executive Vice Chancellor- for
Academic Affairs as required. and is recmmnended for ratification by the U. T
Board of Regents .
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
1. Grantor: TRW Inc.
Space & Electronics Gr'oup
NO.: SC 95-02
New Funds : $1 ,800,000
Curment Period: July 25, 1995 - June 30, 1997
TitlelDescripticn: UT Dal l as has subcontracted with TRW Inc, to
carry out those aspects of the project involving
the aai n electronics package for the ROCSAT-
11IFtI tmntract with National Sc:ence Council,
Executive Yuan. Republ i c 3f China j

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. :996
FOREIGN CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH,
DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SERY ICE S
The fol l cwl ng contracts and grants with fore~gn entitles or individuals have
been awarded, have been admi ni st ra t I vel y approved as requ7 red by the Execut I ve
Vice Chancel lor for kcadem1 c Affairs, and are recommended for rati fycation by
t$e U. T Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1. Country: Republ i c of Chi na
Rusi nesslEnti ty: Ndtional Sclence Council. Executive Yuan
No.: I PE I831 2 - CNT - 00 1 , Amendment No. 1
New Funds : $5,370.000
Current Period: July 25, 1955
TitleiDescription: POCSAT- I Sate1 l i te I PE I Pay? oad Program
I FUNDS GOING OUT)
2. Country: France
BusinesslEnti ty : Ges ti on CEAILETI . Grenobl e
No. ;
New Funds : $5.000
Current Per I od - 5eptember 29. 1995
Tit 1 e/aescri pti on : Dr. Robert Bapt,i st will travel to Dallas tv
oversee the il rst installatian and start-up of
LET1 mi crot I ps cathodes for space appl i cat i cns

THE UNIVEASITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U . T. BOARD 9F REGENTS ' MEETING
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The fol 1 owing affi 1 i ati on agreerrlerlt nas Seen admini strati vely approved by the
Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and follow or@ of the sta~dard
formats approved by the U. T. Board or Hegents and the Cffice of Genera;
Counsel.
I Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
Medical Center of Plano
Plano. Texas
September 1. 1995
To provide hedth care re1 ated educational
exper i ences

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FESRUARY 8. 1996
STANDARD EASEMENTS
The fol lowing underground easement has been approved by the Office of General
Counsel atid is reco~~~mended for ratificati~n by the U. T. Board of Regents.
1. Grantee: Texas Utilities Electric Company
Location: 3oFm Clay Survey. Abstract No. 223, Dallas County.
Texd s
Funds : $10.00 cash and ather good and valuable
considerati on.
Date: March 1. 1987
Descr~ pt i cn : Two tracls of land, each 10 feet wide and ore tract
of land 5 feet wide. Easement A. a tract nf land
5.0 feet each side of and para1 lel to a centerl ine
commencing a t an i ron rod for currier at the
intersection of the westerly ri~ht-ef-way line of
Waterview Parkway and the ncrtherly right,-of-way
l i ne of Cul ;urn Street; thence East a distance of
257.55 feet t o a point in the easterly right-of-way
line of Waterview Parkway and to the beg~nniny of a
curve to the left; thence in a southerly direction
a1 ong the eastcrl y right-of -nay 1 i ne of Waterview
Parkway along a curve to the left and arc length of
40.C4 feet to the end of said curve LO the left and
to the point of beginning; thence East 50 feet to
the end of the herein described centerl i ne.
Easement 8, a tract of land 2.5 feet each side ard
parallel to a centerl ine commencing at an i rc'n rcd
for corner at the intersection of the westerly
right -of -way 1 i ne of Watervi ew Parkway a~:d
northerly right -of -way 7 i ne of Cull urn Street ;
thence North East a distance of 257.55 feet to a
point in the easterly right-of-way line of
Waterview Parkway anC to the beginning of a curve
to the left: thence in a southerly direction a long
the easterly right-of-way and alovg a curve to the
left and an arc to the end of curve to the left;
North East a distance of 2.50 feet to the point oi
begirning; thence a northerly direction being
parallel to and 2.50 feet easc of the easterly
right-of-day line of Waterview Parkway and along c
curve to the right being irl the south 1 ine of the
proposed UTD Student Housing Center. Easement C, a
tract of land 5.0 feet each side of and parallel to
a centerl ine commencing at an iron roa for corner
of the westerly right -of -way line of Ndterviw
Parkway and the northerly right-of-way line of
Cull wm Street; thence North East a distance of
257.55 feet to a puirlt in the easterly rigclt-of-way
I ine of Wiiter~iew Parkway and to the beginilng nf a
curve to the right: thence in a northerly directior~
along the easterly right-of-way l I ~e of Waterview
Parkway arbd along a curve to t+e right being in the
south line of the proposed UTD Student Housinq
Center; thence South East dlong the south l ine of
the proposed UTD Student Hous i ng Center a di stance
of 688.09 feet to the end of the described
centerl i ne.

THE UNIVERSITY Or TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
SOFTWARE LICENSE AND DI STRIBUTlON AGREEMENTS
0
The fnl lcrdi ng agrsemcnts have beer) dwarded. approved by tte Office of General
Counsel awl are r2cmended for rati fication by tk,e U. T. Board of Regents.
7 . Licensee:
Fpe-Royal ty:
Period:
Descri pt i cn:
2. Licensee:
Fee-Royal ty :
Per i od :
Description:
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
Excel 1 ere Associ ates , Inc . , a Pennsyl vani a
Corporation
$3,762.50
November 2, 1995
License to ?rovide the software and services far
the instal lation of ECA's Faci 1 i ties Management,
Equi pment Inventory and Room Schedul i ng Modul es
Preferred Resource Management, Inc .
None
July 1, 1995
Non-exclusive. nontransferable license t3 use the
Software Product (s 1 consi sting of any computer
programs and related materials such as
documentation sclely for Customer's own use on
Customer's Central System

THE UhIVERSIPI OF TEXAS AT DALLdS
U . T . BOARD 2F REGEtdTS ' MEET I NG
CATALOG CHANGES
The fol low~ng 1 i sting summarizes the substantive chdrryes roposed to the
Cdtalog of -1 he University of Texas at Dal las. These cata ? ~g changes have been
adrnini stratively approved by the Cxecut ive Vf ce Chancel 1 or for Academic
Affairs and the Office of General Counsel.
Crnaduate Catalog for 1996-98
Paqe Number ( L l Summary of Pro~csed Substantive Chdnse
En~i neeri ng Ma thernat i cs : a orevi ousl y approved nw
major for the M.S. and Ph.0. in ~at,hernaticaj
Sciences is added to the catalog.
Approved nonsubstantive degree program change to
M. S, it Accounting added to degree programs
listins.
Table of Contents reformatt,ed and school listings
added: Accounting added as separate listing
Educatim moved to NSM and renamed Tsacker
Fd~lcat i on for a1 pha order.
Academi c Cal endar :
Graduation zer~monies noved to earlier dates: all
candidates who apply to graduate may parti CI pate I n
the ceremony : di pl mas ma i led ; honors graduates
recogn i zed at May ceremony.
Last da.y for graduste student: to drop d course 1s
changed back to earlier date.
Respect i ve Responsi bi l i t i es of Students end Facch t.y
sect i on moved to Appendi x I I.
Procedures for providing official transcripts from
other educational i nst~ tuti ons are clari fi ed here
and tiri page 26. 'Transcripts .
New test procedures for the GRE are described.
tngl i sh Sequ~ rewnts : The Test of Spoken Engl 1 sb
has b;en rep1 aced. lnternati ondl students must
successfully com~lete a course in English as a
Second Language as the English pruficiency
requirement to be eligible for appointments as
Teachi ng 4ssistants.
Procedures fcr under-graduate stud~nts 'ski ny
graduate courses are cl ar r f I ed .
The description for the grad? of R is changed fron
"Good " to "Accept a b T e . "
Procedure. for requi ri ng a student. to drop a courcp
are rlarified.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. SOAFD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CATALOG CHANGES
Graduate Catalog for 1996-98
i cant i nued)
Summary of Proposed Substanti ve 3ar)rlse -
Requi rewnts for earning additional Master's
degrees are clar i fi ed.
Graduate Tuition and-lee tables for AY 1996-97 are
updzted to reflect the statutory tuition ratc as of
Fall 1996. Approved lower tuition rates for
Ok l ahoma res i dents a re noted .
The description for the General Use Fee is expanded
pursuant to HB 815, 74th tegi slature. Previ ous1.y
author~zed fees are added to the description of
mandatory student fees.
Sanctions f~r Nonpayment of Debt moved to sepzrate
hc~di ng .
Previously authmized fees for Arts and Performance
courses, the Dallas Frlucation Center, and 3iplorrra
Replacement are added to t h catalog. ~
Previously authorized fees for Institutional Laan
Del i nqilency and Management Advanced Pl acement test
are added to the catalog.
A new inc~dental fee, Manayement Computer
Competency Exdm. is added. Regental approval WI 1 l
be requested through standard U.T. System
procedures. (For Graduate students on1 y )
Previously a~thorized Student Teaching fees are
added to the cat-alog
Hazelwood veteran tuition exemption is updated t o
incorporate changes made by Dassage of 513 114. 74th
Legislature.
Acaderni c Common Market proy ram of feri ngs a re
updated to reflect one addityon and several
deletions based on actions hy participating states.
The Student Lrfe s~trtion is reorgani zed *it!; some
sect i ons wed to Appendi Y, I .
A mandatory statement regarding immuni zst on la^ i 5
added.
Sections related to discipline and other rules
moved to Appendi x I.
The minimum total hours vrquired for the Master of
Arts degree in Humanities. Aesthetic Stucies.
History of Ideas. and 5tucies in Literat~re is
reduced frm 36 hours to hour-s.
C-curse Inventory updates begin here

Paqe Nurnber(s1
216-230
Paqe b4urnber.U
4
7-7b
THE UNlVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CATALE CHANGES
Graduate Catalog for 1996-98
I cnnt i nued )
Sr,marv of Proposed Substant i a n q e
Appendix I. Rules, Regulations, and Statutory
Requi rements . and Appendi x I I. Respect i ve
Responstbilities of Students and Faculty are
sections previously found scattered in the General
Informati on Section. The sect ion on Grievarces has
been expanded.
Appendix 111, Residence Status. is relocated and
updated for recent : egi s 1 a t i ve and Coordi nati ng
Board act i ons .
Ilndergraduate Catalog for 1996-98
Summaryof Pro~osed Substan- Chanqes
The degree program li st1 ng is updated and i nclud~s
a proposed G. S . degree in Neurosc i ence .
The listing of adrninlstrat~ve officers has been
revi sed and reorgani zed. Addi ti ons and del et i on5
from current copy are not shown.
Academi c Cd 1 er~da r : gradua t i on ceremoni es moved to
earller dates; all candidates wha ap ly to graduate
may participate in the ceremony: dip ? mas mailed;
honors graduates recagni zed at May ceremany .
Student-Rlght-to-Knok section moved to Appendix.
Facilities for Study sect~on loved tn 41: is
updated dnd reorgani zed.
Pdmi ssi ons sect i oq i s rewritten and reargani zed.
Procedures for prwiding official transcripts from
other inst~tutions is clarified here and on pzge
26a.
Tne r2cenferi ng of SAT scores is explainec. The
SAT score required for automatic admission of
F-eshmen is set at 1140 (ACT 251, lowering the
requl rement for automatic admission to the same
score required by U.T. Austin.
Criteria for 6utomat.i~ admission and admi ssi ur~ by
rev2 ew a re speci f i ed .
Sophmore Admissions requi r3ements are rewr- tten
T4SP requi rements revi sed LO i ncorporate act i ons by
the 74th leg~slatlrre and rules changes by Ihe Texas
Higher Educa t i on Coordi na t i ng Board.
Prabati nnaqly status is rewritten

TIIE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Af DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENI'S' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CATALOG CHANGES
Undergraduate Catalog for 1996-98
(cont i wed)
Paw Numberrs) Summary of Pro~osed Substantive Chanqe -
Scores re ui red fgr credi t by exami nat i on a re
re center^ 3 and lowered to be the same as U .T.
Austi n' s requi rement for a grade of 8.
26b Conditional admission status is elimin2ted.
Academic Advising sections are consolidated and
simplified.
UTD course numbering system and the Texas Cmon
Course Numbering System are explained.
Procedures for wi thdrawi ng from courses are
clarified.
35-37 General Education Core sect.i on revi s i ons :
Here and throughout pages h7- 168c, some UTD lower
divis~on course numbers have been changed to the
Coordi nat i ng Board' s "Texas Common Course Number? ng
System." See catalog section on Course Numbering
System (page 29) for a description of the TCCNS.
Course descriptions are added for RHET 1302
Rhetoric and RHET 1101 Ural Communication.
HST 1302 lssues In American History becomes a
scphornore level course and is renumbered HST 230'
A&H 1332 The Concept of Culture is retitled as An
Exploration of the Humanities.
SOCS 1301 Making of the Modern korld is deleted as
a reqtr i red HABSS course and HABSS electives are
increased from 3 to G hours.
Advanced Elect i ve Sequence requi rement i 5
el iminated : ele

Paqe Number (s )
45
THE UNIVERTITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U . T . B9ARD OF REGEKTS ' MEETING
CATALOG CHANGES
Undergraduate Cata l oy for 1996-98
(continued)
Summa rv of P~ODDSP~ Subs tantati ve Chanqes
Partial Tuition and Fee Exemptions: AFDC exempt~on
added (HB 1479, 74th ~egi sl ature) ; documentation
requi red for highest ranking high school graduates
expanded by 74th Legislature Section 54.201, IEC.
(Does not apply to Graduate students.) Tuition
exemption for senior citizens added IHB 291.
Previously authorized fees for Arts and Performance
courses, Comet Canp, Dallas €ducatinn Center,
Diploma Re lacement, 2nd Freshman Orientation ape
F:
?dded to t e catalog.
Freviously authorized fee increases and new fees
are added to the catalog for Institutional loan
Ce l i nquency and Student Teachi ng Fees .
Hazel wood Veteran Tuition Exemption i s incorporated
to reflect changes made by the passage of SB 114,
74th Leg? sl ature.
Dftailed descriptim o' individual scholarship
programs are el iminated f r ~ m
the catalog.
Student Life sections have been reorganized as io
the Graduate Catalog with some sect'ons relocate3
to the Append i x .
Profess i ona 1 Pr-epa ra t i on sect i ons moved here from
pages 40-41.
Listing of graduate programs is updated
Procedures for undergraduate students taki ng
graduate courses are cl ari f'ed.
An Accelerated/Fast Track option Is added for the
BAlMA degrees in Arts and tjumanities.
Lower division requirements in Cgmputer Science
have been revised to reflect charyes in the General
Education Core and the conversion to the Texas
Common Course Numberi ng System.
The total h ~ r required s to complete the B.S.
degree in Computer Science is increased from 123 tfi
124.
The above course nuKbering changes dre appl led to
lower div~slon requiremerits ior the 0.5. 'degree in
Electri ca7 Engireering.

Paqe Ndrnber ( s l
97
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' HEETlNG
FEBRUARY 8, 1936
CATALE CHANGES
Undergraduate Catalog for 1996-98
( c ~ t i
nued)
Surrmdry of Proposed S u m
A prohibition agdinst double majors in either
American Studi es or lnterdi sci pl i nary Studies i s
addea to the catalog. Students are encouraged to
pursue a double degree with either of these
programs i nstead.
The Accelerated RAiMAIS program is discontinued
The School of Human Development's Honors Program is
descr i bed.
The roposed 0. S. in Neuroscience i s added to the
cata 7 og as pending Coordinating Board approval
{megental appr-oval recer vec May, 1935) .
Accelerated BS/MS in Applied Cognition and
Neuros c i ence i s i nc l uded .
The Accelerated 0S;MS Program i s di scont i nued for
Speech-Language Patholcgy aqd Audio:ogy (0. S. 3 and
Comuni cat i on Di sorders (M .5.) .
Tbe descr~ pti on of the Accel erated/Fast Track
Masters Programs in the School of Management is r'ev i sed .
Loder divibior~ prerequ~sites for the B.S. degrees
in Business Administration and Account.ing are
revised.
Requirements for the I3.S. deyr-ee in Accounting are
clarified.
The total hours required to complete the B.A.
degree in Biology is 7 ncreased from 124 to 126.
The total hours required to complete the 0.5.
de~ree in Biology is increased from 124 to 125
A new ernptldsis :n Neuroscience is offered withln
the B.A. and B.S. degrees in Biology.
Cheqistry adds zn accelerated BSlMS degree option
The total hours required f or the B.A. degree In
Geosciences (120) is corrected in revi si ons .
Ihe total hcurs required for the 3.5. degree in
Geosci evces is reduced by 4 hours for Geophysics
(to 133) and by 3 hours for Geology (to 124).

Paae Number (s )
148
THE UNIVLRSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CATALOG CHANGES
Undergraauate Catalog for 1996-98
(continued!
Summary of arogosed S u m C h a n a e s ,
Physics adds an Accel erated/Fas t Track RS/MS
opt i on.
The total hours required for tne 0 A, degree in
Physics is reduced from 121 to 120.
The total hours required f~r the B.S. aegree irl
Physics is increased from 125 to 127.
Soci a1 Sci ence core requi rements are revi sed .
Program requirements fgr the B.A. and B.5, degrees
in Economics and Finance are revised.
Program requi rements for the B.A. iq Government and
Politics are revised.
T ~ P B.S. degree in Public Administrat?on, wh~ch
became inactive in the 92-94 catalog, is
reactivatd beginning Fall 1936.
Program requirements for the B.A. in Sociology are
revised.
IS 3236 Debate and Public Speak: ng is added to
Saci a l Sci ences come i nventory : may be rep~at.ed
fcr a maxi mu111 uf 16 hours .
Physical Instruction courses are added t~ the
course inventory effective Fall 1996: up to 3
sem~ster hours may be counted twdrd graduatlun
The Appendix i s revised and rearranged wi th some
copy moved to the Appendix from the Introduction
and General I nformati on sections :
r The new Ap~endi x I , Rules. Qegul at i ons , and
Stdtutcry Requi rements , contains sections
previ ohsly scatrered throughout the copy referenced
above. The section on Student Grievances has been
expanded.
a Ap~endix I i 1 , Resi dence Status . i s relocated
and updated for recent legislative and Co3rd1natiny
Board dcti ons .

THE JNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGEN'TS ' MEET l NG
ENDOWED CHAIRS AND NAMED PROFESSORSHIPS
1995 - 96 INITlAL AND NOH - INITIAL NON BUDGETED APPOINTMENTS*
School of Engi neer i ng ar~d CompuLer Sci ences
1. College:
Position: Ericsson Chair Electrical Enyineering
Appoi ntee/Ti tl e : William P. Osborne (Tenure)
Er,dowed Chair
Oepartmenl :
Electri cal Engi neeri ng
PersonBeing Replaced: BlakeE. Cherringtcn
Effective Date: Septem~er 1, 1995
s
*Pers;)nnel and Payroll i nforrna t i or] wi l 1 be i ncl uded i r~ the "Arnendmer~ts tc the
1995 -36 Budget" sect~on as appropriate in t:lis or subsequent. dockets.

TWNS F E w D j
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALiAS
U. T. BQARR OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET
SERV ICE DEPARTMENTS AND REVOLVING FUNDS
1. Pmoun: of Transfer: $100.000
from: Print%g Division
Sales and Servi ce - Revenue
To: Printing Division
Other Cxpenses
Tg increase the budget for 1394-95 due to increased reverlue
2. Amount of Transfer: $ 67 . R55 053
PESIGNA l ELI FCNDS
From: Telephone Servi ces
Sales and Service - Revenue
To: Telephoneservices
Other Expenses
To increase the budg~t fcr 1994-95 due to increased revenle
From: Advdnced PI acement Institute
Other Sources - Revenue
To: Advanced Pl acement Tnst i t ute
flt her Expenses
To increase the budget fnr 1994-95 due LO increased r2venL;e
AUXILIARY CNTERPRlSES FUNDS
4 hunt ~f Transfer: $ 4,913 355
From, Student I qsursnce
Sales and Servi ce - Revenue
To : Student Insurance
Other Expenses
To increase the budget for 1994-95 due to increased revenue
5. Amodnt o f Transfer: 5 6,197 D56
From: Activities Program
Sales and Services - Revenue
To : Act i vi ti es Program
Other Expmses
To increase the budget for 1994-95 due to increased revenue

THE 1lNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. 60ARO OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
The term "rate" Tor academ~c institutions is the full-time nine-month base
rate and for health i nstitdtions is the fu? 1 -tjme twelve-month base rat^: for
all nther personnel it i s the full -time rate, the appointee receivi cg a
promtionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is
appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds Por. payment ot
salar~es, unless otherwise shown. is the departmental salaries account.
Full -t~ me
Sal ar~-.-
Effective % No.
Item. De~artment. Title, Name Date - Time & Rate - RBC
APPO 1 NTMENTS , PROMOTI ON5 , AND
SALARY I NCREAS ES
RES IOENT 1 NSTRUCTION
School of Arts and jurnavities
Professor (Tenure)
1. Bonnie G. Marranca 09/01 100 09 70,000 LO 7
School of Natural Sciences and
Mat hena t i cs
Phy si cs
2. Walter J. Heikkila
From: Professor (Tenure)
To; Sen1 cr Lecturer 1 I1 09/01 44.44 09 58,600
Bi o logy
Professor and Program Head
3, Ronald E. Yasbin 091 01 100 09 99.OUL) 002
School of Management
Visi t~ng Professor
4. Philippe Casserre 11101 100 09 72.000 Dl8
School o f General Stddies
Dean of General Studies
5. George C.i. f ai r (Tenure) 0 04
From: Acting Dean 100 12 96,000
Academi c Kate 866,000
To: Dean 09/01 100 12 96,200
Academic Rate 866,000
ScQoo l of Eng i neeri ng and Computer Sciences
Eean of Engi neer i ng and Computer Sciences
6. William P. Osborne
(Tenure) 09/ 0 1 100 09 139,000 no3
Source of Funds:
$126.000 - St?te
23,000 - Ericsson Chair
8139.000 - Total Compensatwn

THE UNIVERSITY OF PEX45 AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETIIEi
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
CCont inued)
Effective X
Item, De~artment. Title, Name - Date Time
A P F O O
SALARY L M I
RESIDENT INSTRUCTION (Conti nued
Academi c Comp~t i ng Support
7. Robert A. Davis
From: Computer Lab System
Ma nag~r
To: Oi rector Di stri b ut~d
Cornput i ng 101 07 100
Green Center f~r Science and Society
8. Alexander L. Clark
From: Exeo~t -r ve Di rector 100
Academic Rate $ 91,125
To : Execut I ve Di rector 39/01 100
Academic Rate $ 92.625
Tnst ruct i onal Medi a Support
9. Ruth K. So~~~hard
From: Associate Library
Di rector
To: Associate Library
Di rector 09/01 100
SPEC IAL ITEMS - INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT
Undergraduate Honors Loll ege Development
Di rector of Cooperati ve Educat 7 on
10. Wermi na P. Peters 101 16 100
RESEARCH ENHANCEMENT
Sponsored Research Admi ni st rat I on
11. Marianne R ioods
F ran: Di rector Sponsored
Projects 100
T3: Di recf or Sponsored
Projects 09/01 100
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPCRT
Informat i on Resources
Executive Di rector inform at^ on
12. Susan C. Fr-dry 09/ 01 100
Vice President for University Affa- rs
Cevelopment Officer
13. Kathleen A. Cox 10116 10 0
14. Jeremy C. Woodhouse
Frorr : Grdphics Desi yr~er
To: Graphics Designer 091 01 100
Full -time
Saldry
ND.
Mos .
- Rate
-
RBC

Item, Decartment. Title, Name ,-
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AN3
SALARY T NCREASES
RESTRICTED CURRENT FUNDS
Andrew R. Ceci 1 Lecture Series
15. William L. Taitte
Frorn: Program Manager
THE UNlVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Cont i nued)
Effective
Date
Full -time
Salary
X Yo.
Time Yos. Rate RBC
To: Program Manager 09/ 0 1 100 12 66.253
AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
Career Pl anni ng and PI acement
gi rector Career PI anni ng and Placement
16. Carolyn Scott Bray 10/16 100 12 47,000 015
TRANSFER OF FUNDS
GENERAL REVENUE APPROPRIATION BY COORDINATlNG BOARD
11. Amo~nt of Transfer: $3,205,366
From: Advanced Research/Technol sgy Programs for :
DESIGNATED FUNDS
ARP-010 (Tobey> 120,799
ATP-030 (Ho:frnanKunnj nghdm) 143,560
ATP - 035 I McMec ha n 1 112,922
ARP.043 (OverzetlCherr?ngton) 120,761
ARP - 046 ( Presna 7 1 1 137 ,459
ASP- 052 ( Venkat esan I 136.790
ATP-055 (Balkus) 131,194
ARP -060 (Ferrari s 1 98.921
ARP -065 (Owl I ngi Li nebarger3 132,200
TOT- 178 ( Suaborough 1 67,760
To: Transfer fundstoestablishbudgetsforvarious
Coordi nati ng Board Advanced ResearchlTechnol ogy Pray ram
projects as awaraed by cornpeti t i ve review.
Admini strati ve Software System
18. hnount of Transfer: B 356,525
From: Administrat~veSoftwar?
Systems - Capital Out1,jy
General Use Fee
-
.o reverse a prior transfer

TRANSFER OF FUNDS
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
1Cont i nued)
General Use Fee
19. Amount of Tran~fer: $ 356 .b25
From: General Use Fee
To: SCT SoftwarelDi rect Cofltract
Capital Out lay
To fund f-he purchase of new software system
Research Enhancement
20. Amounl o f Transfer: $ 180.000
Frnm: Research Enhancement -
Mai ntenance and Opera t: on
To: Individual Research Enhancement
Appl i cat i ons
A1 location of indi rect cost recovery funds to individual
researchers
SERVICE DEPARTMENTS
Tel ephone S~rvi ces
21. Amount of Transfer: 8155,QOQ
Frborn: Telephone Services - Prior Ysar Balance
To: Telephone Services - Capital Outlay
To ircrease the budget for 1995-96 from prior year balancc

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BCARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
PURCHASES BY OR FROM UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES
The following purchase from an employee ha5 been administratively approved by the
Executive Vice Chancellor for Acadmic Affairs and is recommended for ratification
by the U. T. Board of Regents:
1. I tern Purchased : Two paintings
Amount : $2.303
Employee Name: Ms . Beat r i ce Lebret on
Department : School of Arts and Human i t i es
Expl anat i on : Unique works of art for the President's suite. The
cost of these paintings is not out of 1 ine.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Rati fi cation i 5 recommended for the fol lowing curnu;ati ve 1 i sting of fees and
mi scellaneous charges for the 1996-97 academic year. The fees have bcen
adrninistrat~vely dpproved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affalrs.
B I0
BIO
B I0
Laboratory Fees
Course Current Proposed
Number - C o u r s e Title Fee Fee
01 0
510
BIO
010
BIO
010
BIO
01 0
BIO
BIO
RIO
BIO
BTO
010
BIO
BTO
010
BIO
HI0
010
BIO
810
BTO
010
BIO
BTO
BIO
BIO
BTO
BIO
610
BIO
BIO
BIO
610
BIO
010
810
BIO
BTO
BIO
310
Top7 cs i n Bi ol ogi cal Sc i er~ce
Introductory Biology Lab
Topics in Biolcgical Sciences
Topics i n Biolcgical Sciences
Topi cs I n Bi o? ogi ca l Sciences
Topics in Biological Scier'ce
Bi ochemi stry Laboratory
Speci a1 Topi c Bi 01 ogy
Special Topics in Molecular
and Cell Bi 01 ogy
Spec: a1 Tcpi c Bi 01 ogy
Spec~al Topic Biology
Cell Biology Laboratory
Topics in Biology
Topics in Biology
Methods in Mvlecular & Cel l Biology 1
Molecular and Cell Biology II
Methods in Molecular & Cell Biology III
Experiments i n Modern Bi 01 ogy
Topics in Biology
Molecular & Cell Biology IT
Molecular & Cell Biology liI
Tup~cs in Biology
Molecular & Ccll Biology I1
Molecular & Cell Biology 111
Methods in Molecular and Cell Bi3 I
Molecular & Cell Biology 11
Yo1 ecul ar & Cell Biology I II
Si otechnol ~ gy I
8i otechnol ~ gy I I
Biotechnolagy I I I
Bi otechnol ogy I V
Bi otechnol qy V
Adv Lsb Tech
Top1 cs i n Bi o I oy ca 1 Cheml st ry
in M3lecu;ar Biology
El ect ron Mi cruscopy
Topi cs I n Bi ophys i cs
Topics i n Cell Biology
Lab Tech
Topics in Biological Chemistry
Topics in Genet~cs
El ect ron Mi croscopy
Top1 cs i n Biophysics
Toplcs in Bioloyica l Chem~ stry
Tgpics in Genetics
T2pics in Riophys ics

Cr~ur SP
Number
--
010 6519
813 6529
BIO 6539
019 6549
CHM 1111
CHM 1112
CHM 1141
CHM li42
CHM 1441
CHM 1442
CHM 2123
CHM 2133
CHM 2225
CHM 2234
CHM 2401
CHN 2452
CHM 3371
CHM 3472
CHM 4101-
490 1
CHM 4291-
4691
CHM 4373
CHM 5184-
5984
CHM 5388
CHM 6139-
6939
CHM 6149-
6949
CHM 6159-
6959
CHM 6184-
6964
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Laboratory Fees
Top~cs ~n Biological Chemistry
Topics in Genetics
Topics i n Biophysics
Topics In Cel l Bi 07 ogy
General Chemistry Laboratory 1
General Chem: stry Laboratory I I
General Chm Lab 1
General Chem Lab I1
General Chem~stry I
General Chemistry I I
lntro Orydnic Chen! Lab 1
lntro Organic Chem Lab I
Intro Organic Chem Lab II
Intro Organic Chem Lab I1
lntro Quan. Methods in Chern.
Intro. Quantitative Methods in Chm.
Adv Chem Synthesis Lab
Instrumental Analys~s l ah
Topics in Chemistry
Research in Chemistry
Phys i ca l Measurements Lab
Topics in ChemistryiMat
Phys i ca 1 Sci ence
Topics i n Organic Chemi stry
Topics i n lnorgani c Chemistry
Topics i n Analyti cal Cheqi stry
Topics i n Appl i ed Chern~ stry
Computer Architecture La3
Computer Archi terture Lab
Topics in Electrical Engineering
E7ectrical Engineering Lab
Electronic Devices Laboratory
Electrical Ci rcui ts tab
Topics: Electrical Engineering
Research: Electrical Engineering
Dl gi tal Ci rcui ts Laboratcry I
Conrnun? cat i ons Laboratory
Mi croprocessor Systems Desi gn
Advanc~d Digital Logic
Spec~al Pcpics in Digital Systems
Speci a1 Topics i n Mi croelectron
Special Tonics in Optics h Fields
Speci 3 1 To?i cs i rt Tclecom
Special Topics in Signdl Process
Cur rent
a
30
30
30
30
0
0
30
30
30
no
0
30
0
30
0
30
30
30
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
GEOS llCO
GEOS 1103
GEOS 1104
GEOS 2108-
24 08
GEOS 2330
GEOS 2402
GEOS 2409
GEOS 2460
GEOS 3330
GEOS 3401
GEOS 3421
GEOS 3430
GEOS 3461
GEOS 3462
GEOS 3470
GEOS 3561
GEOS 4108-
4208
GEOS 4109-
4909
GEOS 410C-
4980
GEOS 4308-
44 08
GEOS 5108-
5408
GEOS 5331
GEOS 5400
GFOS 5401
GEOS 5405
GEOS 5406
GEOS 5409
GEOS 5410
GEOS 5421
GEOS 5430
GEOS 5432
GEOS 5443
GEOS 5444
GtOS 5445
GEOS 5455
GEOS 5462
GEOS 5464
GEOS 5465
GEOS 5470
GEOS 5476
GEOS 5477
GEOS 5481
GEOS 5482
GEOS 5483
GCOS 5484
SEOS 6322
GEOS 6393
'GEOS 6411
GEOS 6431
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
U. T. BOAkD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND HISCELIANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued3
Earth Science Lahnra t.my
Earth Science Laboratory
Earth Hi story Laboratory
Laouratcry Fees
Top? cs : Geology or Geo~hys i cs
Introduction to Foss~ 1s
Oceanography
Rocks and Minerals
Rocks and Minerals
intro to Fossi 1s
Oceanography
Stratigraphy and Sediment01 ogy
lnvertebr ate Paleontology
Optical Mineralogy
Igneous & Metamorphic Petroloyy
Structural Geology
Crystallography & Mineral Optics
Topics : Geology or Geophys i cs
Seni or Research : Geol ogy
S~ni or Research : Geophys i cs
Topics : Geology or Geopnys i cs
Special Topics in Geo7ogy or Geophysics
Prin Paleon
Edrth Science
Elements of Earth's History
Remote Sens i ng
Reg i ona ? Geoi ogy
MAT Field Trip
Inst rurnenta 1 Techni ques -Geosci
Pri nc~ pl es of Strati graphy
Fssi 1s
Mi cropal eontol ogy I
Carbonate Sedimentary Evvi ron
Terrigenous Sedimeqtary Petrology
Ca rbonate DI agenes i s
Intro Geochronclogj,
Rocks and Mineral s
M- neral Reso~rces
Ore Petrology
St ructu~a 1 G~al ogy
Analysl s of Geol Structures
Deforrna~ i onal Mecham sms
Dl gi ta l Geophys i ca l Si gna 1 Proc
Satell I te Surveyins Techniques
Geaphys:ca? Tech. I
Geophysical Tech. I1
T~tonostratigraphy
Computational Seismlogy
E l ect ron Mi crop robe Techni ques
Mesozoic Radio1 drl a
Current
Fee
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
GEOS 6432
GEOS 6433
GEOS 6435
GEOS 6455
GEOS 6462
IS 4181-
4681
MFSC 8130-
8630
NATS 1411
NATS 1412
NATS 2301
PHYS 1101
PHYS 1102
PHYS 1105
PHYS 1106
PHYS 1403
PHYS 1404
PHYS 2103
PHYS 2125
PHYS 2126
PHYS 3103
PHYS 3104
PHYS 3425
PHYS 4110-
491 0
PHYS 4273
PHYS 4274
PHYS 4307
PHYS 4373
PHYS 5149-
5649
PHYS 5327
PHYS 5369
PHYS 6159-
6359
PHYS 6339
PHYS 6369
PHYS 6379
PHYS 6389
PHYS 6399
SCE 5106-
5306
RE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
J. T. BOARD 3F REGENTS' MEETIN;
FEES AND MISCELIANEOUS CHARGES
{Conti nuedl
- Laboratorv Fees
Current Proposed
Coirse Title - ~ee- -- Fep
Mesozoic PI anktoni c Forami ni fera
Mesozoic Radiolaria
Techns & Meth Micropaleontology
Geochemical Exploration
Hydrothermal Ore Oeposi ts
Top MMS & N Sci 30 0
Speci a1 Topics in tngineering Sci .
From tke Cosmos to Edrth
Evaluation of Eartb & Life
Practices & Uses of Natural Sci .
College Physics Lab I
College Physics lab II
Phys i cs Laboratory I
Physi cs Laboratory 1 I
College Physics T
Col 1 ege Physics 1 I
Contemporary Physics Lab
Physics Lab I
Physics Lab 1
Fundamentals of Physics Lab I
Fundamentals of Physics Lab II
Electronics
Special Topics in Physics
Physical Measurements Lab I
Physical Measurements Lab I1
Senior Projects Laboratory
Physical Measurements Lab
S ecial Topics in Physics
~eect roni cs
Topics in Applied Pt-ysics
Sp Top At Phy
Sp Top: Quant El
Tooics in Optics
Topics i So7 id State Physics
Topics in Space Physics
Sp Top Re1
Spec Top Sci Ed 30 30

THE UNIVERSITY 6~ TEXAS AT EL PAS0
December 18, 1995
Dr. Jams P . Duncan
Executive Vi ce Chance? 1 or
for Academic Affai rs
The Universlty of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Duncan:
The docket for the February 8, 1996 metfng of the Board of Regents is
suhi tted for your recomnendation and presentation to the Board.
DSN: 1 da
I recommend approval.
Diana S. Natalicio
President

THE UNIVERSITY UF TEXAS AT EL PPSO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETTNG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Gifts from Private Donors and Foundations (including Endowment
Matching Fund Allocation) - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pacre No.
EP-3
Gusiness Contracts for Services (including Minor
Construction Projects) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EF- 4
Contracts and Grants for Research. Development. Cl i nl cal
and Educational Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EP- 7
Over 6500,QOO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EP - 8
Intellectual Property Licenses
Trademark License Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EP- 11
Software License and Distribution Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . EP-12
Amendments to the 1935-96 Budget . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . EP-13
Other Fiscal Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FP-15
Fees and Miscellaneous Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EP-19

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MELTING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GInS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
The fol Towing gi ft,s have been received and are recommended for acceptance by
the U. T. Board of Regents:
1. Donor Name: The University of Texas Foundation, 1nc.l
PEA Charitdble Trusts
Col 1 ege!School/
Department : College of Education, El Paso Collaborative fnr
Academi c Excel 1 ence
P~rpose: Payment toward a total $450,000 grant comrri tment
over a three-year period in sup ort of t h El ~ Paso
Collaborative for Academic Exce 7 lence as pdrt o' t.he
communi ty compacts for Student Success Prcgrarn
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue. $75,000
2, Donor Name: State National Bankx
Col leye/School l
3epa rtment : Development Office
Purpose : To provide funding for the UTEP Legacy Campai yn
Asset Type: Cash
Value; $66,734.77
* No letter of transmittal

THE UNTVERSlPY Of TEXAS AT EL PAS0
U . T . BOARD OF REGEYTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
The follwing contracts have been awarqded. have been adm'nistratively approved
by the Expcuti ve Vice Chancel lor for Academic Affai rs and are recommended tor
ratification by the U, T. Board of &gents:
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1. Agency: AVS Food Servi ces , Inc .
Funds : Percentage varies for individua7 it.ems
Period: September 1, 1995 through August 31, 1997
Ti tl e/Descri pti on : Agreement for contract extensi on and amendment #1 to
the candy and snack vending services contract for the
provision of candy and snack vending machine
operations on campus.
HUB : No
2. Agency: Senior All Star Bow;, Inc.
Funds : As Per Contract
Period: December 8. 1995 through December 10, 1995
TitlelDescription: Agreement for the presentation of the El Paso County
High School All Star Football Gam?.
HUB : No
3. Agency: El Paso Independent School Dfstrict
Funds : As per contract
Peri od: November i . 1995 to June 1, 1396
Title/Description: Facilities Use Agreement allowing EPISD to use the Sur
Bowl Stadium for the purpose of ~nterscholastic high
school football games and ma rchi ng band contests.
HUB : No
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
4. Agency: Carl Daniel Architects
Funds : $31,500
Period: October 2. 1995 thro~gh project ccrnpl et I on
TitlelDescription: To provide professional services related to Stanton
Professional Building renovation project.
HUB : No
5. Agency: Integrated Transaction Services (ITS)
funds : -4s Per Contract
Per1 od : September 1, 1995 through August X . 2993
Tit IelDescri tio on : txerci se of Octi on to Renew Contract for Check
HUB :
'Verification and Co1:ections Ser7vices.
No

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO
U. T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETINS
FEBHUAKY 8. 1996
BUS1 UESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
6. Agency: Management Adjustment Bureau, Inc .
Funds : As Per Contract
Per? od: Parch 1, 1995 through August 31. 1996 ( Includes opt ion
to extend one year 1
Ti tlelOescri ption: To provide col l ect i on servi ccs for unpaid student
accounts .
HUB : No
7. Agency:
Funds :
Period:
TitlelDescription:
El Paso Hospitai District.
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El
Paso.
Centro de Salud Familiar La Fe,
Centro San Vicente.
Project Vida .
Bi envi vi r , and
Ysl eta Independent Scho31 Dl strl ct Based Cl inic
A5 Per Contract
September 1, 1995 through August 31. 1996. with
automatic ren~wal for oqe-year terms t,heresfter.
An agreement whereby all participants In agreement
with UTEP's Institute for Border Community Health
Education are to share funds from the Meadows
Foundation and Dis roportionate Share monies for the
purchase and insta F lat~on of hardware. care card and
two years support and maintenance on the patient data
HUB :
system.
No
8. Agency: Paragon Communications
Funds : As Per Contract
Period : December 8, 1995 to March 31, 2002
Ti tl elDescript'on: Aqreement for i nsta7 1 ation. operation and mai ntenance
of cab1 evi sion services at IITEP's Fami ly Student
Housing aDartments.
AUB : Na

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT El PASO
d. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJLCTS , as authori zed by U. T. Board of Regents ' Rules
-
and Resulations. Part Two. Chapter VIII. Sect~on 4 pertaining to Minor New
Bui 7di ng Construct i ~n ~f $300,000 or less and Subsection 5.2 pertaining to
Major Repai rs and Remodel i ng projects wi t h expendi tures between $300,000 and
$600,000.
Contractor:
Amount. .
Source of Funds :
Date of Contract:
Estirnd Led Completion Date
Project Title:
Brief Description:
HUB :
John R. Lavis General Contractor, Inc.
$337,500
Institutional Project Funds
September 13. 1995
March 31, 1996
Elevator Additions at Fox Fine Arts
Building and Student Union Building Edst
New elevators being installed at the Fox
Fine Arts Building and Union Build1ng Ezst
in c~mpl i ance with ADA gui del : nes .
No
(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION)
Totdl Number of Contracts:
Total Number Awarded to HUBS:
% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS
Total Funds: $369,000
Tatdl Funds Awarded to HUBS: - 5 0
X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: 0%
BUILDING SPACE LEASES: The fol 1 owi rg building space lease has been awarded,
has been admi ni strati vely approved by the Executive Vice Chancel lor for
Acadenic Affairs and is recommended for ratlficatio'l by the U. T. Board of
Regents :
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
10. Agency:
Funds :
Peri od :
Title/Description:
Pete Chavez, Jr.
8700 per month for the period September 1,
1995 through October 31, 1995: $850 per
month for the per1 od November 1, 1995
Zhrouqh December 31, 1995
~epteiber 1. 1995 through DeceWr 31 .
1995
To provide temporary housing for a clinic
op~rated by the Institute for Bo!-der
Community Healtk! Education in east El Pasn
until negot~aticns for new quarters are
compl €tea.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL FAW
U. T. 8OARD OF REGENTS' MEETII4G
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLI NICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
S~nce the Dccket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the
following actlvity bas taken place with regard to Cmtracts and Grants for
Research. Development, Cl inical and Educational Services :
A. Number of Initial Gra~t arid Contract Awards
Docket Tat a l Total
Item # Funds In Funds Out - S j
- FY 96 70-82 $1,591,397 Report of Awards
3 6
89-97 8 152,846.75 $109.336.47 Report of IACs
FY 96 9 8 3 B 595.863 Report of Contracts
0. Number of Fiscal Pmendmerlts to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by $10.000 or More)
socket T0t.a l Tot a l
Item # Funds In Funds Out Su2port Materials
B 513.371 $284.560 Report of Awards
Report of IACs
Reporl 3f Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASC
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000
l'he fol Joking contracts or grants in an amount over $500,000 have been
awarded, have Seen administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor
for Academ~c Affal rs as required, and are recommended for rati fi cati on by the
U . T . Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN1
1. Grantor: U. S. Environmentdl Protecti on Agency
No. : Assi stance Amendwnt #5 tc Grant #CR819849-01-5
New Funds : 51,000, 000
Current Period : March 8, 1993 - August 31, 1998
Ti tlelDescription: Charles Groat and Wesley Leonard. Center for
Envi ronmental Resource Mandgernent (CERP) ,
"Environmental Research Center. Phase 3. "
Grantor: National Aeronautics and Space Admini strat ign
NO.: NCCW -0089
New Funds: $6,274,903
Current Period: July 2, 1995 - June 30. 2000
T~tl~/Descri
ption: Scott Starks. Electri cd 1 Engineering Department:
Dani el Cooke. Computer Sci ence Department : G . Randy
Kel ler , Gcol ogi cal Sc i er~ces Department, and Ann
Gates. Computer Science Department, "Pan Ameri can
Cent.er for Earth aqd Envi ronmental Studie5. "
3. Grantor National Sci ~nce Foundatt on
No.: HRD -9550502
New Funds : 8!2.260,413
Current Per7od: September 1, 1995 - Ausust 31. 2U00
Ti t7elDescriptl oq: Stephen Ri ter . Iritei-I m Vice Pr~si
dent fcr Acadcmi c
Affdl rs: Rlchard Padilla. Vice President for
Student Affairs ; and Andrew Bernat , Comput~r
Sci ence Depdrtment . Coopera3 ve Agreement f o+ the
management, staffing . operati an and evaluation of
"The University of Texd~ at El Paso: Model
Inst i tut~ ons of Excellence (MI€). "
4. Grantor; U.S. Army, Fort Bliss. Texas
NO.: OA3T51-95-0-0029
New Funds : $3,324,018.60
Current Period: September 25, 1995 - September 24, 1996
TitlelDescri ption; Oav~d Carmichael and John Petersan, Sociology &
Anthropol ogy Department. "Cul turill Resource
Mandyement Services for Fort Bl i ss and Rdnge
Areas. "

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0
(I. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MLETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS OVER $500,000
( Cont i nued)
5. Grantor: U.S. Army, Cornmun7cation Electronics Cmand
(CECOM 1
NO.: DMB37-95-C -D321
New Funds: $2,300.000
Current Period: September 22, 1995 - September 30, 1996
Ti tlelDescription: Jesus Rene Vi l l a1 obos and Thomas J . McLean .
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department..
"Cer~ter for El ectron~cs Manufacturing. "
6. Grantor: Ai r Force Office of Sci enti fi c Research
NO. : F49620 -95-i -0518
New Funds : 51,600,000
Current Period: September ;5. 1995 - September 14. 1997
Title/Oescriptior~: Roberto A. Osegueda , Ci vi l Engi neer i ng Department ,
"FAST Center for Structural Integr;ty of Aerospace
Systems. "
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
7. Grantor: Ysl eta Independent School Di strict
No.: Amendment #I to Subcontract P,greement #3/94-117-02
under NSF Cooper at i ve Agreement @SR- 94536640
New Funds : $631,911 plus cost-sharing of $1,286,392
Current Peri od : September 1 . 1994 - August 31, 1399
TitIelUescription: Susana Navarro. El Paso Collaborative for Academic
Excel lence, " El Paso Urban Systemic Ini ti at i ve. "
8. Grantor: El Paso Independent School District
No.: Amendment #1 to Subcontrdct Agreement #93/94 - 117 -01
under NSF Coopera t i ve Agreement W5R-94536640
New Funds: $770,000 plus cost-sharing of $440.687
Current Period: September 1, 1994 - August 31. 1999
Ti tle/Description: Susana Navarro, El Paso Col labor'ative for Academic
Excellence, "El Paso Urban Systemic Initiative."

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0
U. T. BOARD OF REGEIiTS' MEETING
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The fol lowing aff i 1 i ation agreements have been admi ni strati vely approved by
the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Academic Affai rs and fol low one of the
standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of
Gereral Counsel .
1. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
2. Facility:
Date:
Purpose ;
3. Facility:
Date :
PIITPOS~ :
4. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
5. Facility:
Date;
Purpose :
Fari ly Advocacy Program
Ki rtl and Ai r. Force Base, New Mexico
July 5, 1995
To provi de health care re1 ated educational
experiences
Interim Health Care, Inc.
El Paso. Texas
August 29, 1995
To provi de health care re1 ated educati onal
experi ences .
Horizon Heal thcare-El Pzso
El Paso, T~xas
June 6. 1995
To provi de health care re1 dted educati ona l
experiences.
Gila Valley Clinic
Safford. Arizona
September 14, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educatl onal
experiences .
Leviton
El Paso, Texas
September 25. 1995
To provi de health care re1 ated educational
experi ences .
EP- 1 O

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
SOmdARE LICENSE AND OISTRIBUTION AGREEMENTS
The fol lowing agreements have been awarded, approved by the Office of Genera 1
Counsel and are r~commended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
I, L~censee
Fee - Roya I ty :
Period:
Descr ipt~ on:
2. Licensee:
F~P-Royal ty:
P?r i od:
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
Thc Cat's Pa jamas
89.000
November 1. 1995 through expiration of copyright url
the so7 t~are l i censed
A MiniCat System to provide a set of computer
programs and softwdre which wi 1 l a1 low Texas
Western Press to perform det;i led i nventory
manaqement and est abl i sh a database.
Unl uax Systems Corporation
None
Movmber 21. 1995 through expiration of copyright
on the software 1 i censed.
License to use the ShadowMAXm softdare program In
conjunction with Telident STS systm for i~pgrade of
present telephone system on campus.

THE UNItERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0
11. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
The term "rate" for academic institutions i s the full-time nine-month base
rate ard for health -.nsti tutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate: for
all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a
proporti onate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is
appuinted and the period of his appointment. Source of funds far payment of
salaries, unless otherwise sham. is the departmental salaries account
Ful l -time
$a1 ary
Effective X No.
Jtern. Department, ri t I e . Name Date - Tine M a . Rate - RBC
APPOI NTMENTS , PROMOTIONS , AND
SALARY INCREASES
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Computer Science
1. Daniel E. Cooke (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor 100 49 55,565
TO: Associate Professor 9/ 1 100 09 55,565
Department Chair 911 SUPCT C9 2 .OOD
2. Andrew Bernat (Tenure)
From: Professor
To: Professor 91 1 100 09 59,362
Di rector, Teach' ng
Ar~d Learning Initiatives 9/1 SUPLT 09 2,600
Source of Funds:
$ 52.167 - MIE Grant
9.795 - State
51,962 - Total Salary
AUXTL.IARY ADMINISTWTICN
Intercoll egi ~ te Athletics - Equipment Room/Wanen's Track
3. Robert L. Kitchens
From: HeadCoach 100 12 47,241
To: HeadCoach 9/ 1 100 12 52.000

m R S . OF FUNQS
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U . T . 30ARO OF REGENTS ' MEET JNG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Cant i nued 1
ADifANCE3 RESEARCH AND ADVANCED TEChNOl OGY PROGRAMS
4. PmountofTransfer $538.277
From: A1 location of Gerlersdl Revenue by Coordi nat'ng Board
To :
Advanced R~searchlTechnoI ogy Programs for :
Transfer funds to establish budgets fav various Coord~
nati ng Board
Advanced Research/Technoloq.y Program projects as awarded by competitive
rev i ew .

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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
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OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
The following listing of individuals assigned the use of donor or courtesy
cars owned by thi rd parties has been administratively approved by the
Executive Lice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and is recormended for
rati ficaticn by the U. T. Board 3f Regents.
Pcri od of Possess i or]
Fair Market
Val ue
De~a rtwent /Name Vehi cl e a m to (BB Retail )
Bailey, Chadie 1994 Cadi llac 11/01/94 11/14/94 $30,281
1995 Cadi l lac 111 15/94 12/31/95 37,103
1995 Cadillac 3/22/95 9/30/95 37.042
1995 Cadi 11 ac 10/01/95 10/38/95 37,109
1996 Cadi 1 lac 10/09195 10/31/95 32,490
Bi nder, Davi d
Brand], Norm
Brewster , Gary
1993 Chevrolet 11/01/94 12131 194 9,350
1993 Cheurolet 1/01/95 3/21/95 9.054
1995 Toyota 11/01/94 10/31/95 15,643
1995 Ford 11.101194 12131194 13.430
1994 Ford 12/12/94 4/30/95 14,790
1995 Ford 5/01/95 7/31/95 17.630
1995 Ford 8/01/95 8/31/95 14.875
1995 Ford 9/01/95 10/31/95 18,275
D~ckey , Darrell 1994 Ford 11/01/94 12/31/94 12.750
1994 Ford 1/01/95 7/31/95 25.260
1995 Ford 8/01/95 10/31/95 13.600
Dcuglas, Troy 1995 Honda 5112195 5!31/95 13,638
1995 Honda 6/01/95 7/31/95 14.167
1995 Honda 8/01/95 10/31/95 12.359
Fi~k, Maria
Patri ci a Gonzal et
1994 5uzuki
i995 Suzuki
11/01/94
7/19/95
7/18/95
8/31/95
13,246
13,951
:995 Suz~lki 9/01/95 10131195 9,775
Harbison, Charles 1994 Honda 11/01/94 12/31/94 15,125
1994 Honda 1/01!95 4112i95 12,219
Has ki r~s
. Don 1994 GMC 21/01!94 12/31/94 19,004
1994 GHC 1/01/95 5/31/95 16,405
1995 GHC 6/01:95 10/31/95 19.882
1993 Nlssan 11101;94 11131j95 12.155

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U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
(Cant i nued >
Peri od of Pos~ession
'dehic'lc from to
Mullens. Eddi~ 1994 Ford 11/01/94 12/31/94
1994 Ford li01195 6/15/95
7 995 Buick 8;16/95 10!31/95
Nell-Johnson. Maxine 1992 Pontiac 11/01/94 12/31/94
1994 Pontiac 1/01/95 10131195
Norris, Tim 1995 Mazda 11/01/94 11i07/94
1995 Mazda 11/08/94 2/13/94
1995 Eagle 2/14/95 6/18/95
1995 Eagl e 6/19/95 10117i95
1995 Eagle 10/18/95 10/31/95
Patterson, 6111 1994 Chevrul et 11/31/94 12/31/94
1994 Bui ck 1/01/95 7/31/95
1994 Oldsmobi le 8/01/95 9/13/95
1996 Chevrol et 9/14/95 10131195
Pel 1 etl er , Jere
Prevost , Arthur
NO CAR 4/01/95 10/31/95
1994 Honda 11/01/94 11/14/94
1995 Honda 11/15/94 10/31/95
Rami rez , Mo~i ca NO CAR 4/01/95 9ii4/95
1995 Honda 9/15/95 10131195
Rapanut. Robert
Reffett . Troy
R~shi ng . Sandra
Strother, York
Thlmpson , John
1994 Chevro let 11/01/94 22/31/94
1994 Chevrol et 1/01/95 li10/95
1994Chevrolet 1/11/95 4i.20195
1994 Ehevrol et 4/21/95 10131195
1994 Chevrol et 11/01/94 4/30/95
2995 Chevrol ct 5/01/95 10/31/95
1994 Subaru 11/01/94 22/31/94
1394 Subaru 1/01/95 10/31195
1994 Mazda 2/01/95 4/15/95
1992 Chevrol et 4/16/95 10/3:/95
1995 Chrysler 11/01/94 1/11/95
1995 Chrys 1 er 1/12/95 5/14/95
1995 Chrysler 5/15/95 10/31/95
Fair Market
Value
(50 Retgi 1)

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U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
(Ccnti nued)
Period of Possession
Depart~enl/Name from t o
Vaughn, Ricky 1993 Oldsnobi le 11/01/94 12131194
1994 Dodge 1/01/95 4/30/95
1994 Plymouth 41 12/95 8/ 15/95
1995 Dodge 8/16/95 10/31/95
Voth. Dave
Witten, Todd
1995 Mazda 11!01/94 31 16/95
1995 Eagle 3/17/95 7/31/95
1995 Eagle 8/01/95 10/31/95
1993 Mercury 110194 12!31/94
1993 Mercury IiO1/95 4!30/95
1996 Ford 5/01/95 10!31/95
-
;a1 r Market.
Value
(80 Retail)

THE UNIVERSI IY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0
U. T. B0AP.D OF REGENTS' MFETTNG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MI SCELIANEOUS CHARGES
Rat i fi cat1 on is r3ecommended for the foll owing cumul at i ve l i sting of fees and
mi sce' 1 aneogs chzrges for tile 1996-97 academic year. The fees have been
admi n4stra ti vely approved by the Executi ve Vice Chancel lor for Academic
Affai rs .
hahoratory Fees
Course Cur rent Proposed
Number - Course 1-i tl e Fee Fee
ANTH 3426
ART€ 3317
ARTE 3522
ARTF 3101
ARTF 3102
ARTF 3103
ARTF 3104
ARTF 3325
ARTG 3206
ARTG 3216
PRTG 3316
ARTG 3326
ARTG 3336
ARTG 3406
ARTG 3416
ASTG 3426
ARTG 3550
ASTR 1107
ASTR 1108
8IOL 1103
BIOL 1104
BTOI- 1107
BIOL 2211
510L 1213
BIOL 1217
BIOL i319
6101 :498
BIOL 2423
BIOL 2498
BIUL 3330
BID1 5426
BI9L 3498
BlOL 3502
BlOL 3505
Rio-archaeology , (2 -3) $ 8.00 rb 8-00
Elementary Art Education (3-1) 0.00 15.00
Crafts Workshop 12-21 15.00 15.00
Basic Design I ID-6) 10.00 10.OC
Basic Drawing I 10-6) 4.00 4.0C
Basic Design I1 (0-6) 10.00 10.00
Basic Drawing I1 (0-61 4.00 4.00
Advanced Oesi gn (0 - 6 1 20. Q0 20.00
Introduction to Graphic Design 12-41 20.00 20.00
Intermediate Graphic Design (2-4) 20. CO 20.00
Tnterrnediate Graphic Design (2-41 20.00 20.00
I1 1 ustration (1-5) 20.00 20 -00
Layout and Art Reproduction (0 - 6: 20.00 20.00
Graphic Des~gn Internship (0-6) 20.00 20.00
Special Problems in Graphic Design
(0-61 20.03 20.00
Portfolio Design (0-61 20.00 20.00
l7i rected Studi o Prablems (0-G1 20.00 20.00
Astronomy Laboratory 1 (0-2) 5.00 5.00
Astronomy Laboratory I1 10-2) 5.00 5.00
Intr~ductary B~ology Lab (0 -2) 8.00 8.00
Human Biology Lab (0-2) 6.00 6.00
Topics in the Study of Life I (0-2) 8.00 8 00
Human AnatomyIPhysi 01 ogy Lab I (0-2) 15.00 15.00
Human AnatornylPhysiology Lab 11 (0-2) 15.00 15.00
General Ecology Investi gat i ve
Techniques (0-3)
Cxperimer,~ tdl Ernbryologj (0-2)
30.00
30. OC
30.00
30.03
Spec] a1 Probl ems (0-2) 8.00 8.00
Transrn~ssinn Electron Microscopy (0-4)
Special Problems (0-4)
30.00
8.00
30.00
8.00
Histology (2-2)
Bio-archaeology (2-3)
10.00
8.00
10.00
8.00
Specid Problems (0-6) 30.00 30.00
Research i n Bi o 1 og i ca l Sc i ences
Herpetology (2-3)
30.00
8.00
30.00
8.00

Course
Number
BIOL 3518
BIOL 3520
BlOL 3524
BIOL 4314
BIOL 5502
BOT 4210
BOT 433:
CE '1 336
CE 1453
CE 3105
CE 4539
CER'YI 3204
CERY 3214
CERM 3304
CERM 3314
CERI! 3324
CERM 3404
CERM 3414
CCRM 5424
CERM 3550
CHEP 1105
CHEM 1106
CHEM 1261
CHEM 1310
,HEM 1324
CHEM 1325
CHEM 1351
CHEM 1352
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U . T BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
m e
Laboratory Fees
(Continued)
Currert Proposed
Title Fee Fee
Identification and Eco7ogy of Desert
Plants (2-3) $ 8.00 B 8.00
Endocrinology (2-3) 8.00 8.00
Mammalogy (2-31 0.00 8.00
Molecular Cell Biology (3-3)
Research i n the Gi 01 ogi ca 1 Sci ences
General Botany 13-3)
30.00
30.00
12.00
3U.O@
30.00
12.00
Plant Taxonomy 12-41 8.00 8.00
Engineer] ny Materials Laboratory (0-31 30.00 30.00
Wdter and Waste Laboratory (0-03)
Graphic Fundamental s in Engi neeri ng
30,OO 30.00
Des~gn 12-4) 8.00 8.00
Engineering Measurements (2-3) 8.00 8. 00
Senior Des~gn (1-6) 8.00 8. 00
Introduction to Air Pollution (3-3)
Soil Mechanics (3-3)
Hydraul i c Engi neeri ng (3-3)
Analysis of Mater and Wastes (2-6)
8.00
20.00
8.00
20.00
8.00
20.00
8.00
20.00
Propert i es of Unconsol i dated
Sediments (2-6) 28.00 28.00
FoundationsonExpans1veSoi7s (35)
Ceramics L (0-6)
Ceramics I1 (6-6)
20.00
15.00
15. UO
2C.00
15.00
15.00
Ceramics III (0-6)
Ceram~cs IV (0-6)
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
Ceramics V 10-6)
Ceran~ics VT (0-6)
15.00
15. GO
15.00
15. UO
Ceramics VII (0-6)
Speci a1 Probl ems in Ceramics (0-6)
15. CO
15.00
15.00
15.00
Directed Studio Problems in
Ceramics (5-6)
General Chemistry laborator+y for
18.00 18.00
C~EM 3105 :0-3)
Gcneral Chemi s try Laboratory for
4-00 10.00
CHEM 3106 (0-31
Laboratory for CWEM 2261 Periodic
4 00 10.00
Table IO-3) 18.00 18.00
Laboratory for CHEM 3310 (0-41 18 00 18.00
Laboratory for CWEM 3324 (0-3) 18.00 18.30
Laboratory fur ;HEM 3325 (0-3) 18.00 18.90
l aboratory for CHCM 3351 (0-4) 12.00 12. UO
Laboratory for CHEM 3352 (0-4) 12.00 1 2-00

Course
NJlmber
CHEM 2465
CHEM 1476
CHEM 2321
ChEM 2322
ChEM 2412
CHkM 3476
CHEM 4107
CHEM 4108
CLSC 1401
CLSC 1406
CLSC 2311
CLSC 3306
CLSC 3308
CLSC 3401
CLSC 3402
COMM 3242
COMM 3243
COMM 3271
COMM 3311
COMY 3313
COMM 3317
COMM 3331
COMM 3333
COMM 3342
CWM 3411
DRAW 5208
DRAW 2218
DRAW 3308
DMbi 3318
EE 1205
EE 1251
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U . T. BOARD OF REGFNTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Laboratory Fees
(Continued)
Current Proposed
- CourseTitle - -- Fee Fee
Laboratory Course i n Inorganic
Chemistry (0-4)
Introduction to Research (0-0-3)
$ 8.00
E. 00
$ 8.00
5.00
Laboratory for CHEM 3321 (0-6)
Laboratory for CHEM 3322 10 -6)
18.00
18.00
18.00
18.00
Laboratory for CHEM 2411 (0-6)
Introduction to Research (0-0-9)
18.00
5.00
:8, OC
5. OC
Zntr~ductory Chcrnistry (3-3) 15.00 15.00
Intr~ductory Cherni stry (3-3)
Immunohematoloyy (0-2)
Clinical Microbiology Cab (0-21
3as1c Hematology and Coagulation
12.00
30.00
30.00
12.00
30.00
30.00
Lab (0-41
Clin~cal Microbiology (2-2)
30.00
0.00
30.00
15.00
0od.y Fluids (7-21
Cl inical Laboratory Ski 1 l s I 10-9)
0.00
30.00
1s. UO
3U. 00
Clinical Laboratory Skills 11 (0-91 30.00 30.00
Intrcduction t.o V1deo(3-2)
Audio in Yedid (3-2)
Writing for the Mass (2-5)
10.00
7.00
5.30
10.00
7.00
5.00
Pub1 ic Affai rs Reporting (2-5)
News Gathering ana Investigation (2-6)
Photography (3-3)
5.30
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
1C. 00
Graphics of Print Media (3 3) 15.00 15.00
Ad Layout and Copy (3-3)
Advanced Electronic Medid (3-4)
News Editing 13-31
7.00
10.00
5.00
7.00
10.00
5.00
Life Drawir~y I (0-6) 8.00 8.00
Life Drawing II (0-6)
L: fe Drawing 111 (0-6)
8.00
8.00
20.00
15.00
Life Drawing It/ (0-6)
Measurements Laboratory (1-2)
8.00
5.00
8.00
5.00
Basic El ectr i ca1 E~gi neeri ng
Laboratory 11 -2)
Senior Project Laboratory (1-2)
Electrical Engineer1 ny Laboratory
5.00
20.00
5.00
20.00
(0-3) 20.00 20.00
E1~ctrlcal Engineer~ng Laboratory
(0-3) 20.00 20.30
Electrical Engiwerlng (Laboratory 1
11 -41
El ectr~ca 1 Fngi neerl ng Laboratory TI
5.00 5-00
(1-4)
Sprier Project Laboratory (1-4)
5.00
25 00
5.00
25.00

Course
Number
EE 3472
E E 4377
GEO; 1306
GEO!. 1101
GFOl 1102
GEOL 1455
GEOl 1457
GEOL 2316
GEOL 3103
GEOL 3104
GEOl 3213
GEOL 3214
GEOL 3305
GEOL 3315
GEOL 3321
GEOL 3325
GEOL 3355
GEOL 3380
GEOL 3462
GEOL 3543
GEOL 3544
GEOL 3563
GEOL 3567
GEOL 3575
SEOL 3576
GEOL 3578
GEOL 3580
GEOL 3594
GEOL 4320
GEOL 4323
GEOL 4505
GEOP 3432
GEOP 3434
GEOP 3551
GEOP 3557
GEOP 3562
It 3216
1 E 3236
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CiiARGES
Laboratory Fees
(Contrnued)
Current
Course Title fee
Mi cro-control l er Appl i cal luns (2-3) 520.00
Bas~c Electr~cal Engineering (3-3)
Laboratory for GEOG 3106 (0-2)
5.00
15.09
laboratory for Geology 31Cl 10-3) 15.03
Laboratory for Geulogy (0 -31 15.00
Vertebrate Paleontology Techniques (0-3115.00
Advanced Vertebra te Paleontology
Techniques (0-3)
Geology of El Paso (1-3)
15.00
20.00
Principles of Earth Sciences (2-2)
Principles of Earth Sciences (2-2 j
15.00
15.00
Mineralcgy 12-3) 20.00
Geol og~ ca 1 M: croscopy (2- 3) 25.00
Rocks and Minerals (2-3) 20.00
Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology (2-3) 20.00
Geology for Engineers (2-3) 15.00
Sedimentology (2-3) 15.00
Structure of the Earth (2-3) 30.00
FOSSI~S (2-3) 20.00
Stratigraphy (2-3)
lsotope Geology (2-11
15.00
20.00
Advanced Petrology (2-3 1 20.00
Sandstone Petrology (2-3) 20.00
Advanced Stratigraphy (2-3)
Quantitative Techn~ques in the
20.00
Geolggical Sciences (2-31
Low Temperature Geochemistry (2-2)
20.00
29.00
Advanced Mi nera 1 ogy ( 2 - 1 1
Analytical Methods in Geology (2-3)
Mining Geology (3-1)
Invertebrate Paleontology (3-3)
23.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
Structural Geology (3-6) 5.00
Biostrati graphy (3-3)
Exploration Gwphysi cs Sei smi c
Methods (2-3)
Exploration Geophysics Non-Seismic
Methods (2-3)
Groundwater Geophysics (2-2)
Uell 'egging (1-2)
Reflectior Sei smic Data (2-2)
Ergonom~cs (2-3)
Panufacturi ng Processes (7 - 3)
Propos?d
Fee

T E 3484
KIN 3413
MECH 1411
MECH 3305
MECH 3443
HtCti 4354
MECH 4451
MTCR 1320
MICR 1452
MICR 1456
MICR 4240
MICR 4343
MICR 4345
MICR 4349
MICR 4453
MME 4307
MME 4404
MME 4405
MME 44i3
MME 4501
MS 1113
MS 1116
HTLS 3203
MTLS 3213
MTLS 3303
MTLS 3313
MTLS 3323
MTLS 3403
MTLS 3413
MTLS 3423
MTLS 3550
RURS 3302
NURS 6305
NURS 6306
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U. T. BOARD CF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Laboratory Fees
{Continued>
Cur rent
Course Title Fee
Methods Engi neerj ng (2-3) B 5.00
Robot i cs and Au torn3 t ed
Manufacturi ng 12-31
12.00
Ind~stri a1 Layout (2-3)
Biomechanics (2-2)
6 00
5.00
Controls Laboratory ( 0-3) 25.00
Basic Measurements & lnstrum?ntdt~on(Z-3)5.00
Robotics & Automated Manufacturing (2-31 15 00
Fluid Mechanics (3-3)
Heat Transfer 13-3)
Microbial EcosystemsTechn~ques (3-3)
General Virology Techniques (0-3)
5.00
20.00
8.00
8.00
Medi ca 1 Mycol w.y Techniques (0-3 1 0.00
Genera 1 Microbi ol ogy (3-3) 30.00
Pathogenic M~crobiology (3-3)
Microbial Physiology (3-3)
Prokaryotic Molecular Genet~cs (3-3)
30.00
24.30
0,OO
Immunolagy (3-3) 30 + 00
Mechanics! Behavior of Mdterials (3-2) 25.00
Materi a1 s Processing (3-3)
Yater~als Fabr:cation (3-3)
10.00
TO. DU
Structural Characteri zati on (3-3)
Mi crost ructural & M7crochemi cal
Characterization of Materials (3-3)
Marksmanship (Q-1)
Advanced Marksmanship (0 -1)
25.00
25. CD
20. GO
20.00
Metals 1 (0-6)
Metals 11 (0-6)
30.00
30.00
Metals 111 (0-6)
Metalr 1V :0-65
30.00
30.03
Metals U (0-61
Metals V I (0-6)
30.0'3
30.00
Metals VII (0-6)
Special Problems in Metals (0-6)
30.00
30.00
Directed Stud10 Problems (0-6) 30.00
Health Assessment (2-2)
Nursing Care of Cl i ents Adopt1 ng to
Perl operative Stressors (3-6)
Health Promot i or in Rural
5.00
4.0C
Environments (3-6)
Theories, Princ~ples and Ski 1 l s Baslc
10.00
to Nursing (3-8)
Nurs~ng in Mainknance and Promotion
30.00
of Health 13-8) 30.00
P rwposed
Fee

Course
Number
NURS 7370
NURS 7371
NURS 741G
NURS 7411
NURS 74/1
NURS 7472
Ft1YS 1120
PHYS 1121
PHYS 2343
PHYS 3471
PHYS 4103
PHYS 4104
PNTG 3201
PNTG 3231
PNTG 3301
PNTG 3331
PNTG 3341
PVTG 3401
PNTG 3431
PNTG 3441
PNTG 3550
PRNT 3205
PRNT 3225
PRNT 3305
PRNT 3325
PRNT 3335
PRNT 3405
PRNT 3475
PRNT 3435
PRNT 3550
PSCI 3203
PSZI 3304
PSYC 1301
scr 4101
SCI 3102
SCi 9101
SCUL 3202
SCUL 3232
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
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FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Laboratory Fees
(Cont i nued 1
Cur rent
- Fef
Nursing Care uf Individuals and
Families Experiencing Illness and
Disabi1:ty (3-8)
Nursing Care of Women and Fami 7 ies
$ 30.00
during the Child Bearing Per~od (3.8) 5.00
Nursing Care of lndi vi dual s and Fani 1 i es
Experiencing Mu1 t.i System Health
Problems (3-8) 30.00
Nursing of Clients in Crisis ;3-8) 10.00
Nursing Leadership and Management (3-8) 5.00
Primary Nursing Care 13-91
Physics Laboratory I (0-3)
15.00
5. 00
Physics Laboratory I1 (0-3) 5.00
Advanced Laboratory Practice (0-6) 5.00
Health Physics II (2-3) 0.00
General Physics I (3-2)
General Physics II (3-2)
5.00
5.00
Painting 1 (0-61 12.00
Paint~ng I1 (0-6) 12.00
Painting IT3 (0-6) 12.00
Painting IV (0-6) 22.00
Painting V 10-6) 12.00
Painting V I (0-6)
Painting VII (0-61
12.00
12.00
Special Problems in Pa~nting (0-6)
Di rected Studio Problems (0-6)
Printmakiog I (0-6)
12.00
12.00
30.00
Printwaking I1 (0-6)
Printmak7ng 111 (0-6)
Printmaking I V (0-6)
30.00
30.00
30. DO
Printmaking V (0-6) 30.00
Printmaking UI (0-6)
Printmaking VII (0-6)
22.00
22.00
Special Problems in Printmaking (0-6) 22.00
Directed Studio Problems (0-6)
Physical Science 1 (2-2)
3C. 00
0.00
Physkal Sci~nce 11 (2-2)
Laboratory for Experimental
0.00
Psychology (0-1) 0.00
Explanatory Power of Science (3-3) 0.00
Science in the Modern World (3-3)
rools of Mith and Science 15-12:
Sculpture 1 (0-6)
Sculpture I1 (0-6)
0.00
0.00
30 00
30 00
Proposed
Fee

Cour s?
Number
SCUL 3302
SCUL 3332
SCUL 3342
SCbL 3402
SCUL 3432
SCUL 3442
SCUt 3502
SCUL 3550
ZOOL 1455
ZOOL 1457
ZOOL 1481
ZOOL 4206
Z#L 4364
ZCUL 4366
2001 4476
ZOOl 4478
Course
Nurnber
ART 3593
ARTE 3599
ARTG 3550
CERM 3404
CERM 3414
CERM 3424
CERM 3550
DRAW 3410
DRAW 3420
DRAW 3430
DRAW 3550
MTLS 3403
MTLS 3413
MTLS 3423
MTLS 3550
MUSA 2181
PUSA 2191
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IJ. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Laboratory Fees
I Cont i nued 1
Current Propos~d
Course Title l ! Y L Fee
Sculpture 111 10-6) $30. @O $30.00
Sculpture IV (0-6) 30.00 30.00
Sculpture V 10-61 30. GO 30.00
Sculpture V I (0-6) 30.00 30.30
Sculpture VII (0-6) 30.00 30.30
Speci a1 Prsbl ems i n Scu7 pture ( 0 -6) 30.00 30.00
GraduateProblems inScu1ptur-c (0-6) 30.00 30.00
Oi rected Studio Problems (0-61 30.00 30.00
Vertebrate Paleontology Techniques (0-3) 8.03 8.00
Advanced Vertebrate Pal eontol oqy
Techniques (0 -3) 8.QO 8.00
Vertebrate Physiology Methods (0-3) 30.00 30.00
General Zool~gy (3- 3) 12.00 12. CO
Medical Parasitology 13-31 0.00 16. GO
Invertebrate Zoology 13-31
Fish, Amph~bians, and Reptiles (3-3)
18.00
0. OF
18.00
8.00
Birds and Mamals 13-3) 0.00 8.00
Su~~lercntal Tuition ~ r Coachinq ~ d tees
Current Proposed
Course Ti t l e Fee -- Fee
Graduate Exhibition (0-0-3) $10.00 $10.00
Thesi s
Directed Studio Probl ems (0-6)
10.00
10.00
10.00
1fl.00
Ceramics V I (0-61
Ceramics VII (0-6)
Speci a l Prnbl sms 1 n Cerami cs 10 -6)
Di rected Studio Problems (0-6)
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.011
10. DC
10 OC
10.00
LO. 00
Advdr~ced Drawmg I (0-6)
Advanced Draw: ng I1 (0-6)
Special Problems in Life Drawing 10-6)
13.00
13.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Directed Studio Problems 10-6) 10.00 10.00
Metals Vl (0-6) 10.00 10.00
Metais VII (0-6)
Specla1 Problems in Metals (0-6)
Di rected Studio Problems (0-6)
10. DD
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Individual Instruction (0-6) 35.00 35.00
Individual Instruction (0-6) 35.00 35.00

Lours e
Number
MUSA 2391
MUSA 2581
MUSA 3181
MUSA 3191
MUSA 3391
MUSA 3581
MUSA 3591
YUSA 4191
MIISA 4391
PNTG 3431
PNTG 3441
FNTG 3550
PRNT 3405
PRNT 3425
PRNT 3435
PRNT 3550
SCUL 3402
5CUL 3432
SCUL 3442
SCUL 3502
SCUL 3550
Course
---- Number
ART 3100
ART 3110
ARTE 3511
ART€ 3447
ARTH 3105
ARTH 3106
ARTH 3310
ARTH 3319
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Suoolemental Tuition and Coachinq Fces
( Lont i nued 1
Current Proposed
Course Title F?e Fee
Individual Tnstruction (0-5)
Applied Lessons (2-0)
$35.00
35.00
$35.00
35.00
Individual Tnstrdction (1-9) 50.00 50.00
Individual Instr~ction (1-9) 50. DO 5G. 00
lndi vidual Instruction (1-9)
A3pl i ed Lessons (3-01
A9p7 i ed Lessons +or Performance
50.00
50.00
SE .OO
50.00
Majors Only (3-0)
Individual Instruction (1-15)
Individual Instruction (1-15)
5C. 00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
Painting VII (0-6) 10.00 10.00
Speci a1 Probl ems in Pdi nt 1 ng (0 -6)
Directed Studio Problems (0-61
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Printmzking V I (0-6)
Printmaking VI I (0-6)
Special Problems in Print-mak iny (0-6)
10.00
10. DO
10.00
10.00
10 00
10,OO
Di rected Studio Problems ( 0-6) 10.00 10.00
SCU~P~~J~F! \1I (0-6) 10.00 lfl.00
Sculpture VII (0-6)
Special Problems in Sculpturing (0-6)
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
Graduate Problems in Sculpture (0-6) 10.00 10.00
Directed Studio Problems (0-6) 10.00 10.00
-
Course S~eci f i c Inci dental Fees*
Current Proposed
Course Title - Fee - Fee
Art Appreciation 13-0) $ 5.00 $ 5.00
Introduction t o Art (3-3) 10.00 10.OC
Teaching of Creative Art in 15.00 15.00
the Elementary Schgol (3-0)
Methods of Teaching Art 13-01 25.00 15.CO
Art History in the 5.00 5.00
Western World I (3-0)
Art l1istor.y ~n The 5.00 5.00
Western World I1 13-01
Hi story of Latin-Americzn Art (3-0) 5.00 5.013
History of Modern Art (3-0) 5.00 5.00

Course
- Number
ARTH 3329
ARTH 3339
ARTH 3419
ARTH 3429
ARTH 3439
ARTh 3519
ARTti 3529
ASTR 1107
ASTR 1108
CHEM 1476
CHEM 3476
CLSC 4406
COMM 3290
COMM 3459
COMM 3435
EE 1205
EE 125 1
ESOL 3111
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U. T. WARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Course S~eci f i c Inci d m e s *
(Continued)
Current
Course Title fee
Hi story of Contemporary Art (3 0)
Contemporary Latino Art in the
$ 5.00
5.00
United S:ates (3-01
Research Problems in 5.00
Art Hi story ( 3- 0 1
Special Problems iq History (3-0)
5 00
Multi -cultural Art in the U.S. (3-0) 5.00
Conternpora ry Art Theory and
Criticism (3-0)
5.00
Hi story of Modern Art (3-0)
Hi story of Contemporary Art (3-0)
Astronomy Laboratory I (0-21
5.00
5.00
5 .OO
Astronomy Laboratory II CO-2) 5.00
Introduction to Research (0-0-3)
Introduction to Research (0-0-9)
Clinical Microbiology II (4-0
Introduction ta ttre Art of the Motion
7.00
7 .OO
0.30
Picture (3-0) 0.00
Seminar in Communication (3-0) 0.00
AdvancedAdvertisingCampaigns (3-3) 10.00
Measurements Laboratory ( 1-21
Basic Electrical Engineering
15.00
Laboratory (1-2)
Electrical Engineering Laboratory I
15.OU
[ 1-41
Electrical Engineer~ng Laboratory I1
15. CO
(1 -4)
Digital System Design 1 (3-0)
15.00
8.00
Basic Electrical Engineering (3 3)
Pronunci ati on Laboratory for
15.00
Non-Natlve Speakers (0-2) 2.013
Oral Communication Sk~lls ESL (3-0) 5.03
E-asic Engl i sh Sentence Str~lcture 13-01
kri t i ng/Readi ng Engl i sh for
5.00
Non-N~tive Speakers (3-0)
Expository Engl-sh Composition for
5.00
Speakers of ESL (3-0)
Research ard Critical Writing for
5.00
S~edkers of ESL (3-0)
Er~y 1 i sh for Sci ence &
Technology (3-0)
5.00
5.00
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
ESOL 5110
ESOL 8110
FREN 3201
FREN 3202
fREN 4101
FREN 4102
GEOL 3579
GEOL 4323
G€OL G4GS
GEOP 2558
GERM 3201
GERM 3202
GERM 4101
GERM 4102
GREK 4105
G2EK 4106
HSCI 3203
HSC I 3209
HSCI 3401
HSCI 3411
1 E 3377
KIN 2301
K'IN 2302
KIN 2303
KIN 2304
KIN 2305
KIN 2306
KIN 2307
THE UYIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PA50
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEtlING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Current Proposed
Course Title - Fee Fee
Engl i sh for Busi ness,
F i nance and Economi cs ( 3 - 0 $ 5.00
English for Humanities .
Soci a1 Sciences (3-0)
5.00
Intermedl ate Erg1 i sh for
Speakers of Other Languages (54)
5.00
Intermediate English for
Speakers of Other Languages (8-0)
5.00
French Three (3-0) 5.00
French Four 13-35 5.00
French One (3-23 5.00
French Two (3-21 5.00
Petroleum Geochemistry (3-0) 20.00
Structural Geology (3-6)
Fle7d Geology (Summer Fie7d Course)
20.0fl
(1-6) 400. CO
Geophysical Field Methods 12-31 15.00
German Three (3-2)
German Four (3-0)
5.00
5.00
German One (3-23 5.00
German Two (3-2)
Koine Greek (4-0)
5.00
5.00
Koine Greek 14-0)
Wellness Dynamics (3-0)
5.09
10.03
First Aid and Safety Practices (3-0) 5.00
Teach Health in Secondary
Schocl s (3-0)
5.00
Community Health Education (3-0) 5.00
Methods Engineering (2-33
Tenni s/Badmi nton-Motor Ski 1 Is
7.00
Analysis and Development (1-2) 8.00
Devel~pmental Gymnastix 11-21 8.QC
Tr~ck ar~d Fie1 d-Ski 1 l
Analysis and Development 11-21
8.00
Dance-Motor Skill Analysis 8.0U
and Devel opment I 1
- 2
Basketball -Motor Ski 1; 3.00
Analysis and Development (1-2)
Football -Motor Ski 11 8.00
Andlys7s and Uevelopment (1-2)
.Aquatics-Motor Ski 17 8 .OO
Analysis and Developmet3 (1-2)

Course
Number
KIN 2309
KIN 2310
KIN 2422
KIN 3318
KIN 3409
KIN 3412
KIN 3413
KIN 3415
KIN 3419
KIN 3434
KIN 3561
KIN 3571
KIN 3577
KIN 3574
LATN 3202
LATN 3202
LATN 4101.
LATN 4102
LING 4203
LlNG 4204
MECH 3305
MECH 4354
MLSA 1142
MUsA 1143
MUSA 1144
MUSA 1146
MllSA 2171
MOSA 21 77
MUSA 2271
MUSA 2272
MUSA 2179
MUSA 3275
THt UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MCLTING
FEES AND MISCELWEOUS CHARGES
-itdl Fees*
(Continued)
Current
Course Title - Fee
Soccer-Motor Skill Analysis
and Development (1-2)
8.00
BasebaIllSoftball Motor Skill
Analysis and Development (1-2)
8.00
Vol ?eybal l -Motor Ski i 1
Analysis and Development (1-21
8.00
Outdoor Education and
Lei sure Management (2-0)
9.00
Growth, Maturation. Health Motor
Behav i or and Movement
Experiences in Early Childhood (3-0)
8.130
Sports Activity Injuries (3-0) 30.00
Exercise Physiology (2-2)
Bi omchani cs 12 -2 )
9.00
9.00
Advaqced Athletic Training (3-0) 30.00
Methods a ~ Materials d
in 8.00
Elementary Schools (3-0)
Methods and Materlals in 9 .GO
Secondary Schools 3- 0 1
Coronary Intervent i on Programs (3- 0) 20.00
B i ornechan i ca l Bas i s of Sport ( 3- 0 ) 25.00
Medsurement Tecl-ni ques i n Ki nesi ol cgy
and Sports Studies (3-0) 25.00
Advanced Exercise Physioloyy (3-0) 25.03
Measure Techni ques i n
Bi ornechani cal Anal ys~ s (3-0) 25.00
Latir Three (3-0) 25.00
Latin Four (3-01 25.00
Latin One (3-2) 5.00
Latin Two (3-2) 5.00
Intensive Idnguage Study (3-2) 2.00
Intensi ve Language Study (3-2) 2.00
Basic Meastrement/ Instrument (2-3) 2.00
Fluid Mechanics (3-3) 7 .OO
Mariachis (2 -0 O.OC
Band (3-0) 5.00
Orchestra (3-0) 5.00
Lab Band (3-0) 5 .OO
Plano Class I (3-01 5.00
Piano Class TI (3-0) 5.00
Piano Class TI1 (3-0) 5.00
P~ano Class 7V (3-0) 5.00
Percussion Pedagogy (3-0 ) 5.00
Secondary Instrummts I (3-0) 0.00
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
-
MUSA 3276
MUSA 3371
NURS 3302
NURS 3503
NURS 7371
NURS 7471
PE 1191
P E 1104
PE 1107
PE 111 0
PE 1113
PE 1116
PE 1122
PE 1125
PE 11 28
?E 11 29
PE I1 30
PE 1132
PE 1134
PE 1140
PE 1143
PE 1146
PE 11 49
FE 1151
FE 11 53
PE 1153
PE 1155
PE 1157
PE 1159
P E 1160
Pi 1161
PE 1154
PE 1165
PE 1166
PE 1168
PE 1170
PE 1173
PF 1176
PE 11 78
PE 11 79
PE 1180
PE 1182
PE 1183
THE UNIVERSITY OF TtXAS AT EL PASO
U. T. BCIARD OF REGENIS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Cnurse S~e~ific Incidental Fees*
(Ccnt i nued)
Cbr rent Proposed
Course Title - Fee Fee
Secondary lnstruments II (3-0) $ 0.00
Advanced Pi ano Cl ass t 3-01 5.00
Health Assesswnt (2-2) 25.00
Advanced Hea lth Assessment (2-2)
Nurs i ng Care of Wcmen & Fami l i es
25.00
DuringtheChildbearingPeriod (3-8)
Nursing Leadership & Management (3-8)
25.00
10.OG
Activity Course (0-3) 8.00
Aerobic Ddnce (0-3)
Archery (0-3)
8.00
12.00
Badminton (0-3) 8.00
Ba7 1 room Dance (0-3) 9.00
Rasketball (0-33 8.00
Conditioning (0-31 8.00
Cheerleading (0-3) 8.00
Beginnirg Fencing (0-3) 14.00
Intermediate Fencing (0-3)
Advanced Fenci ng ( Q - 3 1
14.00
14.00
Field H~key (0-3) 8.00
Fishing (0-3) 12.00
Gymnastics (0-3) 12.00
Handball (0-3) 12.00
Hi spani c Dance (0 - 3) 8.00
Judo (0-31 8.00
Beginning Karate (0-3) 8.00
Interrnedidte Karate (0-31 8.00
Advanced Karate (0-3) 8.00
Marksmansh~p-Rifle arld Pistol (0-3) 14.00
Mditary Conditioning (0-3) 8.00
Beginning Mod~rn Dance (0-31 8.00
Intermediate Modern Dance (0-3) 8.00
Advanced Modern Dance CO-3)
Beginning Racquetball (0-3)
8.00
12.00
Intermediate Racquetball (0-3)
Advanced Racquet ba 1 l ( 0 - 3)
Rugby Football (0-3)
12.00
12.00
8.00
Self Defense (0-3) 8.00
Soccer (0-3)
Softball (0-3)
8.00
12.00
Begimng Swimrring (3-3) 12.00
Intermediate Swin~~riing (0-3) 12.00
Advanced SWI mml ng ( 0- 3)
Beginning T~nn7s (0-3)
12.00
12 .UO
Intermedl ate Tenni s i 0-3) 12.00

Course
Number
PE 1184
PE 1186
PE 1188
PE 1191
PF 1194
PE 1295
PE 1196
PHYS 1120
FHYS 1121
PHYS 2343
FHYS 4103
PHYS 4104
PORT 3201
PORT 3202
PSYC 3452
PSYC 3501
PSYC 3533
PSYC 3598
PSYC 3599
PSYC 3620
PSYC 3621
PSYC 6501
RUSS 3201
RUSS 3202
RUSS 4101
RLSS 4102
SOWK 3370
SCWK 4580
SPAN 3201
SPAN 3202
SPAN 203
SPAN 3204
SPAN 4101
SPAN 4102
SPED 3430
SPLP 3340
THE UbiIVERS ITY OF TEXAS AT tL PAS0
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Cce
ICont i nued 1
Current
Caurs~ Tit7e Fee
Advanced Penni s (0-3) $12.00
Touch Football (0-3) 0.00
Volleyball (0-3) 8.00
Water Polo (0-3) 12.00
Beginning Weight Training (0-3) 12.00
Intermediate Weight Training (0-3) 12.00
Advaqced height Training 10-3) 12.00
Physics Laboratory I (0-3) 5. FO
Physics Laboratory I1 (0-3) S.CO
Advd~ced Laboratory Practice (0-6) 5.00
General Physics I 13-2) 5.00
General Physics 11 (3-2) 5.00
Accel erdted Portuguese One ( 3- 0 1 5.00
Accei era ted Portuguese Two (3-0 5.00
Independent Kesea rch ( 0 - 0 - 3) 20.00
Research Appl icati ons (0-0-3) 20.03
Seminar in Intellectual and
Neuropsychol ogi ca 1 Assessment (3-0 25.013
Thesis (0-0-3) 30.00
rhesis (0-0-3) 30.00
Dissertation (0-0-3) 30.00
Dissertation (0-9-3) 30.00
Research App7 icati ons (0-0-6) 40.00
Russian Three (3-0) 5.00
Russian Four (3-0) 5.00
Russian One (3-2) 5. OQ
Russian Two (3-23 5. Ofl
Special Issues in Social Work (3-01 10.00
Field Instruct,ion 1 (0-0-4) 4.00
Intermediate Spar~sh One for
Non-Nati ve Speakers (3-0) 5.00
Interrnedi ate Spanish Two for
Non-Nat i ve Speakers 5.00
Spanish for Spanish
Speakers One (3-0) 5.00
Spanish for Spanlsh
Speakers Two (3-0) 5.00
Elementary Spani sn One (3-2) 5.00
Elementary Spanish Two (3-2) 5.00
Diagnosis and Placement (3-01 15.00
Cl i ni ca 1 Pract i cum 20. 00
'n Audiology (0-0-6)
Proposed
Fee

Course
- Number
SPLP 3569
SPLP 3573
SPLP 6441
THEA 3113
THEA 3221
THEA 3222
TWEA 3290
THEA 3341
THEA 3342
THEA 3390
THEA 3490
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Come Spe-
(Continued)
Current Proposed
Je Title Fee bee
Graduate Pract i cum i n
Speech Language Pathology-
University Cl~nic (0-0-3)
Advanced Cl ? n~ ca 1 Pract i cum
7n Audiology 10-0-3)
Undergraduate Practicurn in
Speech Language Pathology
Introduction to Theatre (3-0)
Stagecraft (3-0)
M a w up (3-0)
Introduction to the A rt of the
Motion Picture (3-0)
Costume Production (3-0)
Lighting Design (3-0)
Cinematic Di rcctors and Genres (3-01
Film Theory & Criticism (3-0)
* Additional Course Speci fi c Fees to be approved vl a docket

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT €1 PASG
U. T. BOARD GF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND ME SCELLANEOUS CHARGES
I Cont i nued 1
DIFFERENTIAL GRADUATE TUITION CHARGES
Rati ficati on is recommended for tke fol lowing di fferenti a1 graduate tuition
charges for* the 1995-96 academic year. The fees have been the subject of
discussion with representative st~dents and have been administratively
approved by the Fxecutive Vi ce Chancel l or for Academic Affa i rs. A porti on of
the increase will be used for financial assistance for students impacted by
the i ncreases .
Fol loki ng Regental approval , the appropriate component catalog wi 11 be amended
to r~flect
these new rates.
Current Fee Proposed Fee
Academi c Pr~sram Res i dent ~gn- ~ e s
. Non-Res.
Col 1 ege of Bus i nes s
Admini stration $56.00 $191.00 $58.00 $242.00
Col1 ege of Eqgi neer i ng 456.00 $191.00 $58.00 $242.00
College o f Nursing and
&a 1 t h Sciences $56.00 $191.00 $58.00 $242.00
Tnese increases reflect changes i n the legi sl at1 vel y establ i shed mi nlrnurn
tgitior: rates for resident and non resident students, effective Fall 1995.
This different i a1 rate of 828 over undergraduate tuition was approved by the
U.T. Board of Regents in February 1994.

Olflrp t ~ VIP f l'rvlOi 'MI-? 1 3 F:'uT
?@) Dr. James P. Duncan
~XQ:":3: ""
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
December 18, 1995
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas R701
J
Dear Dr. ~uncd: rn
The dockfi for the February 8, 1996 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.
I recommend approval .
MAN; dt
PA- 1
Sincerely,
Miguel A. Nevarez
Pres i dent

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETZNG
TABLE OF cmws
Pase No.
Business Contracts for Services ( i ncl udi ng Mi nor
Construction Projects) ........................ PA- 3
Contracts and Grants for Research. Development, Cl ini cal
and Educational Services ....................... PA- 4
Standard Affi 1 i ation Agreements (i ncl udi ng Standard Agreement of
Academic Cooperation with Foreign Institutions) PA- 5
...........
Other Fiscal Items .......................... PA- 7
....................
Fees and Miscellaneous Charges PA- 8

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U. 1. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
The fol I owi ng contracts have been awarded, have been admi ni strati vel y approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and are recommended for
ratificatlon by the U. T. Board of Regents:
(FUNDS COHING IN)
I. Agency: Jimmy Cardenas Distributing Co.
Funds : Percentage varies for individual i tans
Period: September 1, 1995 through June 30, 1998
Ti t 1 e/Descri pt i on: Snack and beverages vendi ng machi nes servi ces
on UTPA campus.
HUB : No
2. Agency: Scheduled Ai rl l nes Traffic Offices, Inc.
Funds : $2,484.00 ($414.00 er month)
Period: September 1. 1995 t / rough February 29, 1996
Ti tl e/Descri pt i on : Lease of office space on UTPA premises .
HUB : No
(FUNDS GOING m)
3. Agency: Xerox Corporation
Funds : $43,006.52. Annually
Period: Five-year lease to begin upon
i nstal7 ation/approximatel y
December 1995 through December 2000
Ti tle/Description: Leasing of Xerox 5390 Dupl icating and Fi ni shing System
for the University Print Shop. UTPA will have the
option to purchase the system at the end of the
contract period.
HUB : No
(BUSINESS CCWFKK SUPPLEHEKTAL INFORHATION)
Total Number of Contracts: 3
Total Number Awarded t o HUBS: 0
% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: O$
Total Funds:
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
% of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS Fm RESEARCH, IIEVELOPHEW, CLINICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL. SERVICES
Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the
following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research. Devel opment , Cl i ni ca7 and Educational Services:
A. Number of Ini ti a1 Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Total
Item # Funds In Funds Out Su~~ort Materials
FY 96 34 -36 $ 197,163 Report of Awards
FY 9637.40 56,883 $ 55.711 Report of IACs
FY 96 41-48 $ 139,000 ~e~brt of Contracts
B. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by $10,000 or More)
Docket Tota 1 Total
Item # Funds Out Su~gort Materials
Report of Awards
Report of IACs
Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
ST- AFFILIATION KREEHENTS
The following affiliation agrements have been administratively approved by
the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Academic Affairs and follow one of the
standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of
General Counsel.
1. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
2. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
3. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
4. Facility:
Date:
Purpose:
5. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
6. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
7. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
8. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
9. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
Avi a1 1 Incorporated
McAllen, TX
January 1, 1995
To provi de health care re1 ated educational
exper i ences .
Crossroads of Life Center
McAllen, TX
June 1, 1995
To provi de health care re1 ated educational
experiences .
Edinburg Hospital
Edinburg. TX
January 1, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experiences .
Gardner Merchant (Food Services 1
Edinburg, TX
January 1. 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experiences.
Golden Palms Retirement and Health Center
Ha r 1 i ngen , TX
January 1, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
exper i ences .
Holistic Home Health Inc.
La Villa, TX
June 1, 1995
To provide health care related educational
exper i ences .
Kna p Medical Center/Knapp Home Health
Mes 7 aco, TX
January 1, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experi ences .
Maternal Chi 1 d Heal t hcare Services
McAl len, TX
January 1. 1995
To provide health care related educational
experiences .
Nutri 1 i fe
San Juan, TX
January 1, 1995
To provide health care related educational
experiences.
PA- 5

10. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
11. Facility:
Date :
Purpose :
12. Faci 1 i ty:
Date:
Purpose :
13. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
14. Faci 1 i ty :
Date:
Purpose :
15. Facility:
Date :
Purpose :
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
STAMMlW AFFILIATION MEEHEKTS
(Cont i nued l
Pharr -San Juan -A1 amo Independent School Di strict
A1 amo. TX
June 1, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
exper i ences .
Rio Grande State Center for MHMR - Edinburg Campus
Edinburg, TX
June 1, 1995
To provi de heal t h care re1 ated educat i onal
exper i ences .
Tropical Texas MHMR
Edinburg, TX
January 1. 1995
To provide health care related educational
experiences .
TruCare Physical Rehabi 1 i t at i on Center
McAl len, TX
January 1, 1995
To provide health care related educational
exper i ences .
Valley Baptist Medical Center
Harlingen, TX
January 1, 1995
To provide health care related educational
experiences.
Veterans Admini strati on Regional Office
Houston, TX
January 1, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
exper i ences .

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
The fol 1 owl ng 1 i st i ng of individual s assigned the use of donor or courtesy
cars owned by third parties has been administratively approved by the
Executive V i ce Chancel 1 or for Academi c Af f a i rs and i s recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
Fair Market
Peri od of Possess i on Value
Department /Name a from to (BB Retail)
Institutional Advancwnt
T. Edward Mercer 1993 Vi 1 1 ager 1/1/95 12/31/95 6 19,990
Intercollegtate Athletics
Mark Adams 1994 Vl 1 1 ager 1/1/95 12/31/95 23,295
Tim Thomas 1994 Camry 1/1/95 10131195 15.900
Tim Thomas 1995 Carnry 11/1/95 12/31/95 14,500

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Ratification is recommended for t.he following cumulative listing of fees and
rniscel laneous charges for the 1995-96 academic year. The fees have been
admi ni st rat i vel y approved by the Execut.i ve Vi ce Chancel 1 or for Academi c
Affairs.
Course
Number
ART 1311
ART 1331
ART 1332
ART 2303
ART 2312
ART 2321
ART 2322
ART 2332
ART 2341
ART 2361
ART 2371
ART 3302
ART 3303
ART 3311
ART 3321
ART 3330
ART 3331
ART 3332
ART 3333
ART 3334
ART 3335
ART 3341
ART 3361
ART 3362
ART 3371
ART 3372
ART 4303
ART 4311
ART 4312
ART 4321
ART 4333
ART 4334
ART 4335
ART 4341
ART 4361
ART 4371
ART 4391
ART 4392
ASTR 1401
ASTR 1402
BIOL 1401
BIOL 1402
BTOL 1187
BIOL 1488
BIOL 2305
BIOL 2401
BIOL 2402
BIOL 2403
BIOL 2404
BIOC 2408
BIOL 3401
BIOL 3403
EIOI. 3407
Laboratory Fees
Current Proposed
Course Title Fee Fee
Drawl ng I $ 4 8 4
Design I 4 4
Letter i ng 4 4
Jewel ry IMetalworki ng 4 4
Drawing I1 0 4
Pa~nting I 4 4
Painting I1 4 4
Design II 4 4
Sculpture I 4 4
Printmaking I 4 4
Ceramics I 4 4
Jewel rylMetalwot-k I I 0 4
Jewel ry/Metalworki ng 4 4
Drawing III 0 4
Painting 4 4
11 lustration 0 4
Ui sual Comuni cat i ons I 4 4
Design III 0 4
Design aud Production 4 4
Photography /Art Form 0 4
Computer Graph i cs 0 4
Sculpture 11 4 4
Pri ntmaking I1 4 4
Printmaking 111 0 4
Ceramics I I 4 4
Ceramics I I1 D 4
Jewel ry/Metal work I V 0 4
Advanced Drawing - Topics 4 4
AdvancedDrawing-B~ological Illustration 0 4
Painting I V 0 4
Graphic Deslgn I 4 4
Graphic Design 11 4 4
Computer Graphics 4 4
Sculpture I I I 0 4
Printmaking tV 0 4
Ceramics I V 0 4
Ind Prob/Intern Co-op 4 4
Individual Problcrns 4 4
General Astronomy 4 4
Genera 1 Astronomy 3 4
General Biology 3 3
Genera 1 Bi ol ogy 3 3
General BI @l ogy Honors 3 3
General Biology Honors 3 3
Envi ronmental 51 ology 3 3
Vertebrate Zoo? ogy 3 4
Comparat 1 ve Vert.ebra te Anatomy 5 5
Anatomy and Physiology 4 4
Anatomy and Phys i ol ogy 4 4
A Survey of Biology 3 4
Gact eri ol ogy 4 4
Medl ca 1 Bacter i ol ogy 4 4
Compa r a t I ve Embryo1 ogy 4 4

Course
Number
CHEM 4488
COMM 1408
ELEE 2420
ELEE 2435
€LEE 3305
ELEE 3306
EL€€ 3401
€LEE 3402
ELEE 3225
€LEE 3330
ENGR 1221
ENGR 2101
ENGR 2405
ENGR 3102
ENGR 4461
ENGR 4462
GEOL 1401
GEOL 1402
GEOL 2401
LEOL 2402
GEOL 3401
GEOL 3403
GEOL 3404
GEOL 3405
KIN 1200
KIN 1201
KIN 1210
KIN 1220
KIN 1221
KIN 1250
KIN 1255
KIN 2201
KIN 2202
KIN 2203
KIN 2204
KIN 2206
KIN 2207
KIN 2208
KIN 2213
KIN 2216
KIN 2221
KIN 2223
KIN 2225
KIN 2226
KIN 2230
KIN 2232
KIN 2233
KIN 2235
KIN 2236
KIN 2241
KIN 2242
KIN 2252
KTN 2253
KIN 2256
KIN 2258
KIN 2264
KIN 2273
KIN 2280
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Laboratory Fees
(Continued)
Course Title
Instrumental Analysis
Photografhy
Network heory I
Mi croprocessor Programmi ng
El ectri ca l Systems
Electronic Systems
Electrical Engineering I
Electrical Engineering I I
Electrical Engineering Laboratory
Electrical Engineering laboratory I I
Engi neeri ng Graph i cs
Engi neer i ng Technology Laboratory
Engi neeri ng Mechanics
Engineering Projects Lab I
Senior Design Project I
Senior Design Project I1
Physical Geology
Historical Geology
Geomorp hol ogy
Structural Geol ogy
Mi nera 1 ogy
Oceanography
Strati graphy-Sedimentati on
Petrol ogy
Swimming 1
Fitness & Motor Development
Basic Karate
Backpacking
Campi ng & Hi ki ng
Speedball -Soccer
Softball
F7 ag Football
Vol leyball
Badminton I
Begi nni ng Tenni s
Weight Tra~ning I
Track & Field
Begi nn i ng Gymnast i cs
Badminton II
Weight Training I1
Basketball
Spanish Dance I
Ful k and Square Dance
Begi nni ng Modern Dance
Jazz Dance
Aerob~ c Dance
Aerobi c Dance I I
Mexican Folklcric Dance
Ballet I
Racquetba 1 1 1
Racquet ba 1 1 I I
Swimming I1
Social Dance
Tennis iI
Archery
Fenci ng
Gymnastics I I
Advance L;fe Saving
PA- 10
Current
Fee
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
KIN 2281
MANE 2430
MANE 3400
MANE 3401
MANE 4401
MECE 2321
MECE 2440
MECE 3115
MECE 3160
MECE 3320
MECE 3437
MECE 4140
PHYS 1401
PHYS 1402
PHYS 2101
PHYS 2102
PHYS 3101
PHYS 3102
PHYS 3401
PHYS 3402
PHYS 3403
PHYS 4101
PHYS 4102
PHYS 4103
PSCl 1421
PSCI 1422
PSCI 2408
REHS 4402
NUS 1221
MUS 1222
MUS 1223
MUS 1224
MU5 1231
MUS 1233
MUS 1235
MUS 1241
MUS 1243
MUS 1245
MUS 1247
MUS 1249
MUS 1261
MUS 1263
MU5 1265
MUS 1267
MUS 1271
MUS 1273
MUS 1275
Flu5 1277
MU5 1279
MUS 1431
MUS 1433
MUS 1435
MUS 1441
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND M 1 SCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued )
Laboratory Fees
(Continued)
Water Safety Instruction
Manufacturing Processes
Computer Ai ded Desi gn
Computer Ai ded Manufactur i ng
Robot7 cs
Mechani cs of Sol i ds
Engineering Materials
Fl ui d Mechani cs Laboratory
Heat Transfer Laboratory
Measurements and Instrumentation
Thermal and Fl ui d Sciences
Mechani r:al Systems Laboratory
Gen~ral Physi cs
General Physics
Interrnedi ate Laboratory
Intermediate iaboratory
Junior Laboratory
Junior Laboratory
El ect roni cs
Modern Physi cs
Digital El ectronics
Seni or Laboratory
Seni or Laboratory
Seni or Laboratory
Physical Science
Physical Science
Survey of Physical Science
Work Adj & Job Place
Class Piano
Class Piano
Class Voice
Class Voice
Appl i ed Pi ano
Appl ied Voice
Appl ied Percussi on
Appl i ed Trumpet
Applied French Horn
A1 l i ed Trombone
Appl i ed Bar i tone Horn
Appl i ed Tuba
Applied Violin
Appl I ed V i ol a
Applied Vinloncel lo
Applied String Bass
Appl i ed Fl ute
App 1 -I ed Oboe
Applied Clarinet
Appl i ed Saxophone
Appl ied Bassoon
Applied Piano
Appl i ed Voi co
Appl i ed Percussi on
Appl i ed Trumpet
PA- 11
Current
Fee
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
MUS 1443
MU5 1445
MUS 1447
MUS 1449
MUS 1461
MUS 1463
MUS 1465
MUS 1467
MUS 1469
MUS 1471
MUS 1473
MUS 1475
MUS 1477
MUS 1479
MUS 3232
MUS 3234
flus 3236
MU5 3242
MUS 3244
MUS 3246
MUS 3248
MUS 3250
MUS 3262
MU5 3264
MUS 3266
MUS 3268
MUS 3270
MljS 3272
MUS 3276
MU5 3278
MUS 3280
MUS 3432
MUS 3434
MU5 3436
MUS 3442
MUS 3448
MUS 3450
MUS 3462
MUS 3464
MUS 3466
MUS 3472
MlJS 3476
MUS 3478
MUS 3480
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PAN AMERICAN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued )
Supp 1 emen t a 1 Fees
(Conti nuea>
Course Title
Appl I ed French Horn
A1 1 i ed Trombone
Appl i ed Bari tone Horn
Applied Tuba
Applied Violin
Appl i ed Vi 01 a
Appl~ed Cello
Applied String Bass
Applied Guitar
Appf ied Flute
App l i ed Oboe
Appl i ed Clarinet
Appl i ed Saxophone
Appl i ed Bassoon
Applied Piano
Appl i ed Voice
Appl i ed Percussion
Appl i ed Trumpet
Applied French Horn
A1 l i ed Trombone
Appl i ed Baritone Horn
Appl i ed Tuba
Appl i ed Vi 01 -in
Appl i ed Vi 01 a
Applied Cel lo
Applied Baritone Horn
Applied Guitar
Applied Flute
Applied Clarinet
Appl ied Saxophone
Appl i ed Bassoon
Applied Piano
Appl i ed Voice
Appi i ed Percussion
Appl i ed Trumpet
Appl i ed Baritone Horn
Applied Tuba
Applied Violin
Applied Viola
Applied Cel lo
Applied Flute
Applied Clarinet
Appl i ed Saxophone
Appll ed Bassoon
PA- 12
Current
Fee
Proposed
Fee

Dr. James P. Duncan
Executi ve Vi ce Chancel 1 or
for Acadmic Affairs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Duncan:
THE UWIVERSITY OF TUUS OF THE PERMIAN BASIM
December 14, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meeting of the Board of Regents is
submitted for your recornendation and presentation to the Board,
I recomnend approval.
Si ncerel Y,
Charles A. Sdber
Presi dent

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
Paqe No.
Contracts and Grants for Research, Devel oprnent , Cl i ni cal
and Educational Services ....................... PB-3
Intel l ectual Property Li censes
Trademark License Agreements .................... PB-4
Amendments to the 1995 -96 Budget ................... PB - 5
Fees and MI scell aneous Charges .................... PB- 7

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS * MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CMRKE AND GRANK FOR RESEARCH. DEVELOPMEW, CLINICAL
AND EWCATIOWAL SERVICES
I:
Since the Docket for the revious meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the
following activity has ta en place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research, Development, Clinical and Educational Services:
A. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Total
Item # Funds In Funds Out Su~port Materi a1 s
$110,000 - Report of Awards
Report of IACs
FY 96 02 $7.000 Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
TRADEMARK LICENSE A(;REEHEm
The following agreement has been awarded, has been ap roved by the Office of
General Counsel. and is recommended for ratification g y the U. T. Board of
Regents. A1 1 product approval s are in accordance with Paragraphs 10.1 IC) and
(Dl and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement.
1, Licensee: King Louie International, Inc.
13500 15th Street
Grandview, Missouri 64030
Fee-Royal ty: $50.00, 7%
Period: October 1, 1995 - December 31. 1997
Descr f pt i on : Shlrts, sweatshirts, jackets and caps

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMEWEHIS TO THE 1995 -96 BUWET
The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full -time nine-month base
rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for
all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a
proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is
ap ointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of
sa aries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.
r)
Full .time
Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department. Title, Name Date Mas, Rate RBC
A c
SALARY 1 NCREASES
DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
1. Kay Ketzenberger
From: Assistant Professor 100 9 33,500
To: Assi stant Professor 9/0 1 100 9 34,000
RESEARCH ENHANCEMENT
2. Cathie Ti nney
From: Di rector 25 12 80.268
To: Director 9/01 25 12 83.332
DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
OFFICE OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
STUDEM RECREATION
3. Kelly McMahan
From: Oi rector, Student Recreation 100 12 28,382
To: Director, Student Recreation 9/01 100 12 30,882
DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS
Assistant Professor
4. Rhi na Toruno 9/01 100 9 34,000 04
5. Duane Leach 05
From: Department of Humanities
and Fine Arts
Professor
To: John Ben Shepperd Pub1 i c
Leadership Institute
Di rector 9/01 100 12 97.333
DEPARTMENT OF SCIEMCE AND MATHEMATICS
Lecturer
6. Jeanne Russel 1 9/0 1 100 9 34,000 06
7. Hari Mandal l 9/01 100 9 30,000 07
Visiting Assistant Professor
8. Carol i ne Burgess 9/01 100 9 30,000 08

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMlAN BASIN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
full -time
Salarv -
Effective % No.
Item. Department. Title, Name - Date --
Time Mos. Rate RBC
PROMOTIONS. AND
SALARY INCREASES
FACULTY. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Lecturer
9. Betty King 9/01 100 9 40.000 09
10. Michael W. Boyd 1/01 100 9 36,000 11
LABORATORY DIVISION
11. Seyfol 1 ah Ehdai e
From : Dl rector 100 12 55,867
To: Director 9/01 100 12 58,667
[Budget Correct ion]

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Rati f i cati on i s recornended for the fol 1 owi ng fees and mi scel l aneous charges
for the 1996- 97 academi c year. The fees have been admi nistrat i vel y approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
Course
Nurrlber
Art 110
Art 210
Art 231
Art 310
Art 311
Art 320
Art 32 1
Art 331
Art 340
Art 341
Art 342
Art 350
Art 351
Art 360
Art 410
Art 41 1
Art 420
Art 421
Art 430
Art 431
Art 432
Art 440
Art 441
Art 442
Art 443
Art 450
Art 451
Art 452
Art 453
Biol 211
B-rol 121
Biol 301
0101 311
Biol 325
Biol 331
Biol 351
Biol 353
Biol 357
Biol 421
Biol 441
Biol 453
Biol 455
Biol 473
Biol 632
Bio'l 644
Laboratory Fees
~
Introduction to Drawing
Fi gure Composition I
3 D Design
figure Composit~on I1
Drawing for Non-Art Majors
Painting: Oil
Painting : Watercolor
Sculpture
Ceramics for Non-Art Majors
Ceramic Form
Low- Fi re Ceramics
Re1 ief Pri ntmakl ng
Silk Screen
Papermaki ng
Great i ve Drawl ng
Speci a1 Problems : Drawing
Advanced Pa i nt i ng
Special problems: Painting
Sculpture, the Human Form
Sculpture, Castings
Speci a1 Problems: Sculpture
Medi urn to HI gh- Fi re Ceramics
S cia1 problems: Ceramics
C r
ay and Glazed
Kiln Bui 1 di ngtmaki ng I I
Intagl i o
Ll t hography
Advanced pri ntma ki ng
Speci a1 Problems: Printmaki ng
General Biology I Lab
General Biology I1 Lab
Microbiology Lab
Invertebrate Zoology Lab
Cell Biology Lab
Botany Lab
Human Anatomy and Development Lab
Human Physiology Lab
Com arative Anatomy Lab
Cel '? Biochemistry Lab
Laboratory in Genetics
Animal Physiology Lab
Animal Behavior tab
Ecology Lab
PI ant Taxonomy
Exper i mental Mol ecul ar Genet i cs
Current
Fee
Proposed
Fee
--

Course
- Number
Chem 133
Chem 134
Chem 313
Chem 314
Chem 325
Chem 395
Chem 403
Chem 404
Chem 472
Chem 475
Geol 101
Geol 102
Geol 203
Geol 204
Geol 305
Geol 306
Geol 307
Geol 308
Geol 314
Geol 409
Geol 417
Pkd 661
Phed 663
Phys 221
Phys 222
Psyc 303
Thea 202
Thea 302
rhea 360
Thea 370
Thea 479
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
General Chemistry lab I
General Chemi stry Lab I I
Experimental Organic I
Experimental Organic I1
Analytical Chem Lab I
Research
Experimental Phy Chem I
Experimental Phy Chem II
Organic Structure Determination
Experimental Inorg Chem
Physi cal Geol ogy
Historical Geology
Hi neral ogy
Petrol ogy
Structural Geology
Optical Mineralogy
I nt ro Pal eontol ogy
Stratigraphy & Sedimentation
Minerals & Rocks
Sedf mentol ogy
Petrography
Exerci se Phys i 01 ogy Lab
Meth for Chd Risk Det
University Physics I
University Physics 11
Principles of Learni ng
Acti ng I
Acting II
Product ion
Creative Dramatics
Advanced Topics in Prod & Perf
Current
Fee Proposed
Fee -

Or. James P. Duncan
Executive Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin. Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Duncan:
ME UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
December 18, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meeting of the Board oF Regents is
submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.
SAK : jet
1 recommend approval.
Saw1 A. ~lrkiatrick
President

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
The following gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by
the U. T. Board of Regents:
Donor Name: USA4
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Col 1 ege of f i ne Arts and Hurnani ties , Coll ege of
Soci a1 and Behavi oral Sciences, Col lege of Busi ness
Col 1 ege of Sci ences and Eng i neeri ng , Athl et i cs .
Col 1 ege of Bus i ness Associ a tes Program, Friends of
Sha kfspeare
Purpose : Support for various programs
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $72,000
2. Donor Name: USM Federa l Savi ngs Bank
Col 1 egelSchooll
Department : Engineering and Bioscience Initiative
Purpose : Final pledge payment on commitment to Engineering &
Bioscience Initiative
Asset Type: Cash
Value : $200,000
3. Donor Name: The Procter and Gamble Company *
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Career Access Program
Purpose : Support for the Career Access Program for UTSA
students
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $51,000
4. Donor Name: SBC Founddt ion *
Col 1 ege/School /
Department :
Purpcse: Southwestern sell Fellowship i n Cofiputers
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $100.000
* No letter of transmittal

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN !

THE UNIVERSITY DF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
LJ . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
(Continued)
( BUS1 NESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION)
Total Number of Contracts:
Total Number Awarded t o HUBS:
% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:
Total Funds:
Total Funds Awarded t o HUBS:
% of Total funds Awarded to HUBS :

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTON 10
U . T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL
AND EDUCATT ONAL SERVICES
Sirlce the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the
follow~ng activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research. Development , Cl i ni ca 1 and Educa ti ona 1 Servi ces :
A. Number of Ini ti a1 Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Total
Item # Funds Out Support Ma teri a 1 s
FY 96 54-60 Report of Awards
FY 96 66-74 2 , 2 4 5 8160.749 Report of l ACs
B. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by $10,000 or More)
Report of Cant-racts
Docket Total Total
item # _ Funds In Funds Out Su~~ort Ma teri a l s
$ 678.214 Report of Awards
Report of IACs
Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000
The following contract or grant in an amount over $500.000 has been awarded,
has been administratively approved by the Executive Vi ce Chancel lor for
Academic Affairs as required, and is recommended for ratification by the U. T.
Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Institute of General Medical Sciences
NO. ; NO. 2 SO6 GM08194-16
New Funds : $1. G84,666
Current Period : August 10, 1995 - July 31, 1996
Ti tle/Oescript~on: Minorities Research and Sci ence Achievement Program
MPRC-0

THE UNlVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIQ
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMEMS
The foil owing agreement has been awarded, has been approved by the Office of
General Counsel , and is recommended for ratification by the U. 7. Board of
Regents . A1 1 product approvals are i n accordance with Paragraphs 10. I (C) and
(Dl and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement.
1. Licensee: Advanced Sport1 ng Designs Corporation
d/b/a/ Colorado Cap
Denver. Col orado 80216
Fee-Royal ty: $100.00 7%
Per i od ; November 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997
Descri p t i on : Baseball Caps and Go1 f Caps

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MELTING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full -time nine-month bas^
rate and for hedlth institutions 7s the full-time twelve-month base rate: for
all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a
proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is
appointed a ~ d the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of
salaries, unless other-wise shown, : s the departmental salaries account.
Full -time
a
Effective % No.
Item. Department, Title, Name D_ate Time Mos. a RBC
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND
5ALAR-5
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION &
DIVISION OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
Office of the Provost and Vice President
for Academic Affairs
Division of Economics and Finance
1. Daniel R. Hollas
From: Associate Vice President
for Academic Affairs
Associ ate Vice Pres i dent
for Academic Affai rs
Professor
SPLT 12 6,000
WOS 09 58,295
To: Associate Vice President
for Academic Affairs 09/01 100 12 83,727
Professor 09/01 NOS 09 58,295
:OLLEGE OF FINE ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Iiui si on of Art and Architecture
Associate Professor
2. John B. Hertz
From: Associ ate Professor 100 09 44.611
To: Associate Professor 09/01 100 09 44.611
Interim Director of
International Programs 09/01 SPLT 12 5.000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS
The following agreements have been awarded. have been approved by the
Execut i ve Vice Chancel 1 or for Academi c Affa i rs , and are recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
1. Item: Head Men's Golf Coach
Funds : $29.200.00
Period: September 1. 1995 thrgugh August 31, 1996
Description: Agreement for employment of Head Men's Golf Coach, Barry
Denton. for the above designated period. During such
period, Mr. Denton shall have the responsibility for the
pl anni ng , supervi si on and coordi nat i on of a1 l aspect,s of
the Go1 f program. His performance shall be subject to
annual review by the Di rector of Athletics, at his
discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Head Coach and
assigned to other duties within the institution for the
period remaining under this agreement. Such employment
under this agreement is subject t o the Constitution and
Bylaws of the National Coilegi ate Athletic Associ at1 on and
the Southland Athletic Conference. the Rules and
Requlations of the Board of Regents of The University of
Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio.
The vi 01 ation of the provisions of such constitution ,
bylaws. rules or regulations shall be grounds for
suspension without pay or dismissal.
2. Item: Assi stant Men's Track Coach
Funds : 124.174.00
Peri od : September 1. 1995 through May 31. 1996
Descr~ pt i on : Agreement for employment of Assi stant Men's Track Coach,
Macks Dillon. for the above designated period. During such
period. Mr. Di ll on u7 11 be responsible to the Head Track
Coach for the performance of such duties related to the
recruitment. supervision. and training of student athletes
for the Track program as may be assigned by the Head Coach.
His performdnce shall be subject to annual review by the
Head Coach, at his discretfon, he may be relieved of duties
as Assistant Men's Track Coach and assigned to other duties
with~n the inst~tution for the period remaining under this
agreem~nt . Such employment under this agreement is subject
to the Cons~itutlon and Bylaws of the National Coileg~ate
Athletic Associat~on and the Southland Athletic Conference.
the -1 at ions of the Board of Regents of The
University of Texas System and The Uni versi ty of Texas at
San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such
constitution. b.ylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds
for susper~si on w.li thout pay or d? smi ssal .

3. Item:
Funds :
Peri od :
Description:
4. Item:
Funds :
Peri od :
Descr i pti on :
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXP.5 AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
(Conti nued)
Assi stant Women' s Tenni s Coach
$17,000.00
September 1 . 1995 through May 31 , 1996
Agreernert for employment of Assi stant Women ' s Tenni Coach.
Tory A. Plunkett , for the above designated period. Our~ng
such period, Ms. Plunkett hi 11 be responsible to the Head
Tennis Coach for the performance of such duties related to
the recruitment , superv'si on, and trai ni ng of student
athletes for the Tennis program as may be assigned by the
Head Coach. Her performance shall be sdbject to annual
review by the Head Coach. at his discretion, she may be
re1 ieved of duties as Assistant Women's Tennis; Coach al!d
assigned to other duties within the institution for the
period remaining under thi s agreement. Such employment
under this agreement is subject to the Constitution and
By1 aws of the National Col 1 eg~ ate Athletic Association and
the Soutnland Athletic Conference. the
Resulati3ns of the Board of Regents of The Univlrsi ty of
Texas System and The Llniversity of Texas at San Antonio.
'he violation of the revisions of such constitution.
bylaws. rules or regu 7 ations shall be grounds for
suspension without pay or dismissal.
Assistant Women's Basketba 11 Coach
September 1, 1995 through Harch 31, 1996
Agreement for employment of Assistant Wcmen's Baskotbal 1
Coach, Janine Hoffman, for the above designated period.
During such period, Ms. Hoffman wi 1 l be responsible to the
Head Basketball Coach for the performance of such duties
related to the recruitment, supervision. and trainlng of
student athletes for the Basketball program as may be
assigned by the Head Coach. Her performance shall be
subject to annual review by the Head Coach, at his
discr~t ion. she may be re1 ieved of duties as Assistant
Women's Basketball Coach and assigned to other dutles
within the institution for the period remaining under this
agreement. Such employment under this agreement is subject
to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association and the South1 and Athletic Conference,
the &les and Resulations of the Board of Regents of The
University of Texas System and The University of Texas dt
San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such
constitution, bylaws, rules or regul atians shall be grounds
for suspension without pay or dismissal .

5. Item:
Funds :
Period:
De~cription :
6. Item:
Funds :
Period:
Description-
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS P.T SAN ANTONIO
U . T . GOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
(Cont i nued
Assi stant Women's Basketball Coach
September 1, 1395 through March 31. 1996
Agreement for employment of Ass i st ant Women ' s Basketbal \
Coach, Cheryl A. Moonen, for the above designated period.
During such period, Ms. Moonen wi 17 be responsible to the
Head Basketball Coach for the performance of such duties
related to the recruitment , supervi slur1 , and training o'
student athletes for the Basketball program as may be
assigned by the Head Coach. Her performance shal l be
subject to annual review by the Head Coach, at his
discretion, she may be re1:eved of duties as Assistant
Women's Basketball Coach and assigned to other duties
within the institution for the period remaining under this
agreement. Such empl oyment under t hi s agreement i s sub f ect
to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association and the South1 and Athletic Conference.
the Rules and Resulation~ of the Board of Regents of The
University of Texas System and The Uni vers i ty of Texas at
San Antonio. The violation of the rovisions of such
constitution, bylaws. rules or regu 7 ations shall be gro~r~ds
for suspension without pay or dismissal.
Head Women ' s Vol 1 eyba 11 Coach
September 1, 1995 through May 31. 1996
Agreement for employment of Head Women's Yolleyball Coacfi.
John D. Hawk, for the above designated period. Luring s~ch
period, Mr. Hawk shall have the responsibility for the
pTanni ng , supervision and coordination of a1 l aspects of
the Volleyball program. His performance shall be subject
to annual review by the Director of Athletics, at his
discretion. be may be re1 i eved of duties as Head Coach and
assigned to other duties within the institution f3r the
period remairing under this agreement. Such empl~yment
under this agreement 1s subject to the Constitutim and
Bylaws of the National Col legi ate Athletic Association and
the Southland Athletic Conference, the Rules and
Rewl ati ons of the Board of Regents of The University of
Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio.
The violation of the rovisions of such cor~stitution.
bylaws, r-ules or regu 7 atlons shall be grounds for
suspension wi thout pay or di smi ssa 1 .

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
(Continued)
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
The following listing of individuals assigned the use of donor or courtesy
cars owned by thwd parties has been administratively approved by the
Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affalrs and is recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
A h i cl e
Fair Market
Period of Possess i on Va 1 ue
Intercol 1 egi ate Athletics for Women
3ef f rey Spi vey 1996 Chevrol et 101 1195 8/31 196 25.000
1 ntercol 1 egi ate Athletics for Men
Timothy Carter 1996 Chevrol et 9/1/95 9/30/95 19,833
Ti rnothy Cuter 1996Oldsmobile 10/1195 10/31/95 19,700

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARC OF REGENTS' MttTING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELtANEOUS CHARUS
Ratification is recommendec for the following curnulatlve listing of fees and
r n scel ~ laneous charges for the 1996-97 academic year. The fees have been
administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Academic
Affdi rs.
Course
Nljrnber
CHE 1011
CHE 1122
CHE 1211
CHE 1312
CHE 2242
CHE 2342
CHE 3103
CHE 3212
CHE 3243
CHE 5143
GEO 1111
GEO 1131
GEO 2011
GEO 2031
GEO 3071
GEO 3052
GEO 3111
SEO 3131
3EO 3151
Laboratory Fees
1 Fee
Chemi stry Laboratory
Intro Chem Lab
Organi c -3i achem Lab
;norg Qua1 & Quan Anly
Organic Chem I Lab
Organic Chem I1 Lab
Analytic Chemistry
Physical Chem Lab
Instrumental Analysis
Adv Analytical Chemistry
lntro to Earth Systems
Earth History Lab
Mi nerd 1 ogy Lab
Optical Mineral Lab
Pal eontology Lab
Fetrol ogy Lab
Structural Geol Lab
Sedi ment a ry Geo Lab
Econorni c Geol Lab
Geol of Energy Res
Geochemi st ry
Geomorphol ogy Lab
Carbonate Petrology
Aqueous Geochemi st ry
Advanced MI nera 7 ogy
Advanced Pal eontcl ogy
Igneous -Metamorpki c Petro
Sandstone Petrol ogy
Current
Propcsed
Fee
iY 1014 Introducti on to Physi ca 1 Sciences 0 5
iY 1611 General Physics Lab I 6 15
4Y 1631 General P?ysics Lab I1 7 15
IY 1911 Tech Physics Lab I 7 15
IY 1931 Tech Physics Lab II 7 15
1Y 3343 Advanced Phy lab I 25 25
Y 3353 Adv Physics Lab 25 25
Engr. Graphical C~mmunications
Statics
Engi neeri ng Mechanics
Dynamics
Mechar) i srns of Snl i ds
H~nors Research
Adv Engr Economics Analysis
Topics in Systems Modeliny
Fractur~ Pechani cs
VI scoel asti city
Conposite Materials

Course
Number
BIO 2322
010 3152
510 3172
810 3273
BIO 3292
BIO 3422
BIO 3522
BIO 3542
810 3722
B'IO 3822
010 4241
B10 4442
BTO 4752
310 5573
EOU 3013
EDU 5313
MUS 1511
MU5 1542
MUS 2542
MUS 3532
MUS 3543
MUS 4544
MUS 5511
MUS 5542
MUS 5554
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAh ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
F EES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(cont i nued )
C~rrr~nt Proposed
/Title & Fee
Genetics Lab
Devel Biol Lab
Hi stolCyto Lab
Rio Flowers
Prin of Ecology Lab
Gen Physiology lab
Biochemistry Lab
Radiation Bio Lab
Mi crobi cl ogy Lab
Cell ul ar Biology
Field Biology Lzb
Neurob~ 01 ogy Lab
Immunology Lab
Recombinant DNA Lab
School Env & Lrn Res
Instruct Materials C&I
Environ Meth for tnviron Analysis 0 30
Su~~lemental Fees
Music Performance 50
Music Performance Private Instruc I 50
Music Performancs Private Instr~c I1 50
nus i c Performance Prr vate Instruc I I 50
Music Performance Private Instruc I V 50
Music Performance Private Instruc V 50
Secondary Performance 50
Music Performance 50
Music Performance Emphasi s 50
Pri ntmaking : Advanced
Printmaking
Masterworks in Art
Art and Architecture I
Art and Architecture 11
Art and Architecture I I1
Northern European Art
Southern European Art
European Art: 17-18 Centuries
Spanish Art
Pre-Col urn21 an Art & Architecture
of Mesoameri ca
NPW World Hispanic Art &
Architecture
History of Photography
Contemporary Art of the U. S.
Topics in Art History & Criticistr
Contemporary Art of Latin America
Seminar in Research Methods and
Wr-tting

Dr. James P. Duncan
Execut I ve Y i ce Chancel 1 or
for Academi c Af f di rs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Duncan:
ME WIVERSITY M TEXAS AT TYLER
December 19, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996, meet1 ng of the Board of Regents is
submitted for your recornendation and presentatjon to the Board.
I recornend approval .
GFH: bm
hearge F/ an
Presf dent

THE UNIVERSIlY OF TEXAS AT VLER
U, T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Paqe Flo.
Gifts from Private Donors and Fclundations (includ-illy Endment
Matching Fund Allocation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TA-3
Contracts and Grants for Research, Devel oprn~nt, . Cl i ni cal
and Educational Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TA-4
Stdndard Af f i 1 i a ti on Agreements ( includr ng Standard Agreement of
Academic Cooperation with Foreign Institutions) . . . . . . . . . . TA-5
Other Fiscal Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TA-6
Fees and Mi scel 1 aneous Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PA-7

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
The following gi ft has been received and is recommended for acceptance by the
U. T. Board of Regents :
I. Donor Name: Trinity L1al ley Medical Center*
Loll ege/Scho~l/
Department : Dvisiun of Nursing. Palestine Nursing Program
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue: $50.000
*No 1 etter of transm~ ttal received from donor

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEKAS AT TYLER
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERU ICES
Since the Dccket for the previ~us meeting of t h Ll. ~ T. hard of Regents, the
following act~vity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research. Development, Clinical and Educational Services:
A. Number ot Initial Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Tota l
Item # a Fun_ds W i a l s
a B 24,623 - Report of Awards
FY 96 6-7 $ 19.50-3 Report of IACs
- FY 96 8-9 - $ 1,000 $24,000 Report of Contracts
0. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by $10,000 or More)
Docket Total Tota 1
Item # Funds In - FundsOut Su~~ortMaterlals
Report of Awards
qeport of IACs
-- Report of Contracts

ME UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U . T . BOAR0 OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The following affiliation agreements have been administratively approved by
the Erecuti ve Vice Chancellor for Academic Affa? rs and follow one of the
standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Reyents and the Uftice of
General Counsel .
1. Facility
Date:
Pur~ose :
2. Facilit.y,
Date:
Punpose :
3. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
4. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
5. facility:
Date:
Purpose :
Mu1 ti cul t.ural Center, Palesti ne, Texas
September 30, 1995
To provide health care reldted educational
experi ences
Cartmcll Home for Aged, Pdlestine, Texas
September 30. 1995
To provide health care related education
experi ences
Cedar Lake Hospi ce , Jacksonvi 1 l e , Texas
September 28. 1395
To provide bealth care related educational
exper i ences
Tyler Rehab Associates, L.P., dibla Tyler
Rehab? 1 i t ati on Hospital , Tyler. Texas
August 31. 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educa t i ona 1
experi ences
Meals on Wheels. Falestine. Texas
September 30. 1995
To provi de hea 1 t h care re1 a ted educa t i ona l
exper i ences

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETlNG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL 'ITEMS
DONOR OR COURTESY CARS
The following listing of individuals assigned the use of donor or courtesy
cars owned by third parties has been administrativel~ approved by the
Executive Vice Chancel lor for Academic Affai rs and i s recorr~rner~ded for
rati fi caticn by the U. T. Board of Regents.
Fai r Market
Peri od of Possess i C ~ I Val ue
- De~a rtment/Narne Vehi cle from to (BB Retai 1)
Office of the President
George F. Hamm 1995 Bui ck 1/1/95 12/8/95 $24,128
George F. Hamm 1996 Ruick 12/8/95 12/31/96 $ 34,833

Course
Number
MANA 4370
MANA 5305
MANA 5315
MANA 5350
MARK 4300
MARK 4370
MEOT 4188
MEDT 4190
MEDT 4192
MEDT 4194
MEOT 4280
MEDT 4282
MEDT 4284
MEDT 4286
NURS 3210
NURS 3401
NURS 3403
NURS 3611
NllRS 4333
NURS 5310
PSYC 3155
PSYC 3232
TECH 4321
TECH 4323
TECH 5307
TECH 5311
MUSA 3201
MUSA 3203
MUSA 3204
MUSA 3205
MUSA 3210
MUSA 3215
MUSA 3216
MUSA 3220
MUSA 3225
MUSA 3230
MUSA 3235
MUSA 3240
MUSA 3245
MUSA 3250
NUSA 3255
MUSA 3260
MUSA 3265
MUSA 3270
MUSA 3275
MUSA 3280
MUSA 3285
MUSA 3290
MUSA 3295
MUSA 3297
MUSA 5201
YUSA 5203
YUSA 5204
IUSA 5205
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Current
Course Title Fee
SPECIAL TOPICS IN MANAGEMENT 80.00
CONCEPTS IN PROD AYD OPERATIO& MGT $0.00
CONCEPTS IN MANAGEMENT SCIENCE $0.00
SEM IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT 80.00
MARKETING FOR HEALTH CARE 80.00
SPECIAL. TOPICS IN MARKETING 50.00
HEMOSTAS IS $15. OD
MICROSCOPY lCY TOGENETICS $15.00
CL 1 N I CAL IMMUNOLOGY $15.00
CLINICAL PARASITOLOGY $15.00
HEMATOLEY $15.00
I MMUMOHEMATOCOGY 815.00
CLINICAL CHEMISTRY $15.00
CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY 815.00
NURSING PROCESS I $10.00
NURSING PROCESS I I $10.00
NURSING COMPETENC I €5 810.00
NURSING PROCESS I I I $10.00
CONCEPTS & THEORIES II $10.00
RESEARCH METHODS $10.00
LAB IN PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS $5.00
LAB IN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY $15.00
PRODUCT S ERV I C I NG $5.00
PRODUCT1 ON TECHNOLOGY $15.00
MEASUREMENT & €VAL IN INDUSTRIAL ED 85.00
TRENDS & TECHNIQUES . VISUAL CMMUN TECH $15.00
P 1 AN0
CLASSICAL PIANO
ACCOMPANY 1 NG
ORGAN
HARPSICHORD
vur ci
CLASS VOICE
FLUTE
CLARINET
OBOE
BASSOON
SAXOPHONE
TRUMPET
FRENCH HORN
TROMBONE
TUBA
PERCUSS ION
HARP
VIOLIN
VIOLA
VIOLONCELLO
BASS VIOLIN
Gll I TAR
COMPOS ITJON
P IAN0
CLASS I CAL P IAN0
ACCOMPANY I NG
ORGAN
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
ART 5330
ART 5340
ART 5390
RICL 3121
BIOL 3137
BIGL 3144
BIG1 314G
BIQL 3348
BIOL 3431
BIOL 4101
BIOL 4132
BIOL 4136
BIOL 4140
BIOL 4151
BIOL 5141
BlOL 5465
0101- 5181
BIOL 5185
0101 5131
BIOL 3320
BIOL 3328
BIOL 3332
BIOL 3336
BIOL 3338
BIOL 3343
BIOC 3345
BIOL 3147
BIOL 4300
BIOL 4304
IlOL 4331
BIOL 4335
BIOL 4339
BTOL 4350
BIOL 4661
BTOL 5340
BIOL 5362
BIOL 5380
0101 5384
BIOL 5390
CEPH 5221
CEPH 5223
CEPH 5313
CEPH 5354
CHEM 3107
CHEM 3108
CHEM 3111
CHEM 3113
CHEM 3132
CHEM 3143
CHEM 3145
CHEM 3153
CHEM 3155
CHEM 3409
CHEM 4135
CHEM 4540
CHEM 5121
:HEM 5380
:HEM 3310
:HEM 3312
;HEM 3333
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U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued
ADV ST: ART HIST & CRITIC
ART IN CYILDHOOD EDUCATION
GRADUATE SELECTED TOP L CS
HUMAN PHYS IOLCGY LABORATORY
ECOLOGY LABORATORY
PHYS I OLOGY LABORATORY
PLANT MORPHOLOGY LABORATORY
PLANT TAXONOMY LABORATORY
ENVIRONMENT AND MAN
MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY
ENTOMOLGGY LABORATORY
VERTIBRATE NATURAL HISTORY LABORATORY
INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY LABORATORY
IMMUNOLOGY LABORATORY
ORNITHOLOGY LABORATORY
TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
TOPICS IN ADVANCED BIOLOGY
GENETICS LABORATORY
ETHOLOGY LABORATORY
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
PATHOPHY SIOLEY !
GENETICS
ECOLOGY
BJ OLOG1CA.L EVOLUTION
PHYS IOLOGY
PLANT MORPHOLOGY
PLANT TAXONOMY
MICRO0 IOLGY
BIOGEOGRAPHY
ENTOMOLOGY
VERTEBRATE NATURAL HI STORY
INVERTEBRATE 200
I HMUNOLOGY
FIELD BIOLOGY
ORNITHOLOGY
0 I0 ULTRASTRUCTURE
TPS IN ADV MICROBIOLOGY
ADVANCED GENET I CS
ETHOLOGY
NEUROMUSCULAR EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
CARDIORESPIRATORY EXERCISE
DIAGNOSTIC TESTS & EXERC IS€ PRESCRI P
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
PHARMACOLOGY I
PYARMACOLOGY I I
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ,LABO&TORY
1 ASTRUMENTAL ANALVS IS LABORATORY
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY
ORGAN I C CHEM I STRY I LABORATORY
ORGAN 1 C CPEM I STRY I I LABORATORY
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY
PHY S I CAL CHEMISTRY I I LABORATORY
CHEMISTRY AND SOC I ETY
BIOCHEMISTRY LABOFATORY
ADV . CHEMICAL LABORATORY TECHN IUUES
ADVANCED BlOCHEM ISTRY LABORATORY
T031CS IN FHY SCIENCE FOR TEAC
ANALYTICAL CHEM
INSTRUMENTAL ANAL
EN'jIRONMENTAL CHEM
Cur rent
fee
$10.00
$14.00
$20.00
$0.00
$0.00
80.00
$0.00
$0.00
80.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0. DO
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$10.00
810.00
$25.00
$10.00
$5.00
$5.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
80.00
$0.00
$0.00
$U. 00
$0.00
$5. OU
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
Prn~flsed
Fee
$10.00
$14.00
$20.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25 00
$25,00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85 .OO
$5.00
85.00

Course
Number
CHEM 3342
CHEM 3344
CHEM 3352
CHEM 3354
CHEM 5380
CHEM 4190
CHEM 4191
CHEM 4330
CHEM 4334
CHEM 5310
CHEM 5320
CHEM 5380
COSC 3301
COSC 3302
COSC 3303
COSC 3308
COSC 3309
cosc 331~
COSC 3311
COSC 3312
COSC 3340
COSC 3370
COSC 4089
COSC 4309
COSC 4310
COSC 4321
COSC 4325
COSC 4327
COSC 4330
COSC 4335
COSC 4340
cost 4345
COSC 4350
COSC 4355
COSC 4370
COSC 4375
COSC 4377
COSC 4381
COSC 4430
COSC 5306
COSC 5314
COSC 5315
cosc 53i6
COSC 5318
COSC 5325
COSC 5326
CUSC 5330
COSC 5335
COSC 5336
COSC 5340
COSC 5345
COSC 5346
COSC 5350
COSC 5351
COSC 5352
COSC 5354
cosc 5360
3USC 5361
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FEBRUARY 8. 1996
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ICont i nued)
a t l e
ORGANIC CHEM 1
ORGANIC CHEM II
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 1
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I1
TOPICS IN PHY SCIENCE FOR TEAC
CHEMICAL LITERATURE
SEMINAR
I NORGAN I C CHEMISTRY
0 I OCHEM ISTRY
ADV TOPICS IN ANYLYTICAL CWEM
ADV 0 IOCHEMISTRY
TOPICS IN PHY SCIENCE FOR TEAC
MODERN P908LEM SOLVING
STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING APPLICATIONS
OBJECT ORIENTED DES IGN
PERSONAL COMPUTIYG
T NFORMAT I ON SYSTEMS SOFTWARE
MULTIMEDIA AND INTERNEMRKING
FORTRAN APPLICATIONS PKERAMMING
ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PRERAMMI NG
1 NFORMATION ORGAN T ZATlON AND RETRIEVAL
RPG APPLICATIONS PROGRAMMING
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS PRERAMMI NG
ON-LINE SYSTEMS
PROBLEMS FOR CO-OP STUDENTS
DESIGN OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
GPERATING SYSTEMS
DATA STRUC . AND ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS
DATA COMP. AND COMPUTER NETWORKS
UN I X SHELL PROGRMIM ING
COMPUTER ORGAN I ZAT I ON
ARTIF ICTAL INTELLIGENCE
COMPARATIVE STUDY -OF PROG . LANGUAGES
CIMPUTER GRAPH TCS
ADVANCED APPLICATIONS
ANALYS IS OF ALGOR TTHMS
UNDERGRADUATE I NTERNSH I P PROGRAM
ANALYSIS ON INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COMPILER TECHNIQUES
SEMINAR IN COMPUTER SC 1 E KE
COMPUTER ORGAN I ZAT I ON 1 I
PERSONAL COMPUTING
COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCT ION
MTCROCOMPUTER SYSTEM APPLICATIONS
I EM PROGRAMMING EYV IROMMENT
COMPUTING SOFTWARE
WORKSHOP i N COMPUTER SCIENCE
I IN I X PROGRAMM I NG ENV 1 RONMCNT
OPERATING SYSTEMS
CGMPUTER ARCH I TECTURE
LCCAL AREA NETWORKS
PROGRAMM I NG LANGUAGES
CGMPIITER GRAPH ICS
EXPERT SYSTEMS
DATA COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKS
LUMPUSER - bUMAN COMMUN I CAT ; DNS
CLI ENTISERVER ARCHITECTURES
PAWL EL IN SUPERCOMPUT I NG
INFORMATION STRUCTURES
O 1 GI TAL IMAGE PROCESS 1 NG
Current
Fee
$5.00
$5.00
$5. oa
$5.00
$5. QO
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$10.00
$10.00
810.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
BlO.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
110.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
'610.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$20.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
510.00
$10.00
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
COSC 5362
COSC 5365
CDSC 5370
COSC 5373
COSC 5375
COSC 5380
COSC 5390
COSC 5395
COSC 5396
COSC 5099
COSY 4301
COSY 460 1
COUN 5311
COUN 5312
COUN 5313
COUN 5314
COUN 5315
COUN 5316
COUN 5318
COUN 5319
COUN 5321
COLIN 5330
COUN 5334
COUN 5335
COUN 5366
CRIJ 3300
CRIJ 3302
CRIJ 3310
CRIJ 3313.
CRIJ 3320
CRIJ 3322
CRIJ 3325
CRIJ 3326
CRIJ 3328
CRIJ 3330
CRIJ 4305
CRIJ 4306
CRIJ 4307
CRIJ 4310
CRIJ 4313
CRIJ 4314
CRIJ 4315
CRIJ 4322
CRIJ 4332
CRIJ 4340
CRTJ 4341
CRIJ 4350
CRIJ 4360
CRIJ 5301
CRIJ 5302
CRIJ 5303
CR13 5307
CRIJ 5310
ECON 3300
€CON 3305
ECr3N 3313
ECON 331'1
€CON 3314
€CON 3317
€CON 4099
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FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Conti nued)
C o j r r s e Title
PATTERN RECOGNITION
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
DISTRIBUTED DATA BASES
ADVANCED DATA BASE DESIGN
RESEARCH METHODS
TOPICS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
THES IS
THESIS
INDEPENDENT STUDY
COMPARATIVE EDUC SYSTEMS
COMPARATIVE EDUC SYSTEMS
FAMILY SYSTEM THEORIES
COUNSEL 1 NG THEOR I ES
FM I LY THERAPY
APPLIED COUNSELING
MARRIAGE THERAPY
DIVORCE THERAPY
THEORY & TREAT OF SEXUAL BEHAV
REHAB OF SUBSTANCE ABUSER
FAMILY VIOLENCE
COUNSEL ING CHI LOREN
PLAN & ORGAN PROGS OF GUIDANCE
CAREER DEV GU IDANCEICOUNSEL & ASSESS
INTELLIGENCE TESTING IN THE SCHOOLS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
DEVIANT BEHAV I OR
ETHICAL ISSUES IN CRIM JUSTICE
ADMIN OF CRIM JUSTICE AGENCIES
CRININOLOGY
PROBAT 1 ON AND PAROLE
LAW AND SOCIETY
CRIMINAL LAW
NHITE-COLLAR CRIME
ORGAN 1 ZED ANU CONSENSUAL CRIME
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
DRUG ABUSE COUNSEL I MG
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
CIVIL LIABILITY & CRIM JUSTICE PRAC
CORRECTIONS THEORY AND PRACTICE
COMMUNITY-EASED CORRECTIGNS
CORRECT1 ONS COUNSEL ING
CRIJ JUST RESEARCH METHODS
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
CRIMES OF VIOLENCE
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE
TOPICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CONCEP1-S OF LAW AND JUSTICE
JUDlCl AL POL ICY AND SOCIAL PROCESS
CONTEMPORARY CR IM I NOLOG 1 CAii THEORY
CRJMLNAL JUSTICE POLICY
TOPICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
€CON CONCEPTS
COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
ECON ISSUES IN PUBLIC POLICY
MONEY BANKING & FED RESERVE
INTERM MICROECONOMIC ANAL
INTERM MACROECONOMI C ANAL
INDEPEMOENT STUDY
Current
-- Fee
Proposed
- Fee
$40.00
$40.00
840.00
$40.00
$40.00
$40.00
$40.00
$41). 00
$40.00
$40.00
$5.00
$5.00
$7 .QO
$7.00
87.00
$10. GO
$7.00
$7 .oo
87.00
$7.00
$7.00
$7.00
87.00
$15.00
$50.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
55.00
$10.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00

Lou rse
Number
€CON 4310
ELON 4320
ECON 4340
ECON 4350
ECON 4360
ECON 5099
€CON 5300
€CON 5310
ECON 5320
ECON 5330
€CON 5340
ECON 5660
ECON 5661
EDAD 5300
EDAD 5310
EDAD 5311
EDAD 5320
EDAD 5330
EDAD 5333
EDAD 5337
EDAD 5335
EDAD 5340
EJAD 5350
EDAD 5353
EdAD 5358
EDAD 5360
EDEC 3345
EDEC 4355
EDEC 5,300
EDEC 5310
EDEC 5325
EDEC 5327
EDEC 5335
EDEC 5337
EDEC 5340
EUtC 5342
EDEC 5345
EDEC 5347
EDEC 5348
ECEC 5349
EDEC 5630
ECFB 3333
EDFB 4305
EDFB 4310
EDFB 4211
EDFB 4512
EDFB 4213
EDrB 4314
EDFB 4321
EDCB 433/
EDFB 4350
EDFB 4360
EDFB 4366
EDFB 4374
EDFB 4377
EDGT 5354
EDGT 5355
EDGT 5360
EDGT 5362
EDSP 3,133
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FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Course Title
CENTRAL BANK & MONETARY POL
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS OF GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
TOPICS IN ECONOMICS
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
I NEEPENDENT STUDY
ECON CONCEPTS & PROCESSES
1 NTERNAT I ONAL ECONOM 1 CS
ADVANCED ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
CENTRAL BANKING & MONETARY POLICY
€CON OF PUBLIC PUL ICY
FUND OF FREE ENTERPRISE SYS
CURR TPS FREE ENTERPRISE
TNSERVICE WORKSHOP
INTRO TO SCHOOL ADM
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
SCHOOL LAW
PRIYCIPALSHIP
ADM SPECIAL PROGRAMS IN SCHCS
SCHOOL BUILDlNG CPERATIONS
TEACHER APPRAISAL SYS (EXTI
ADM & COMMJN I TY RELA1-I ONS
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
SCHOOL FINANCE
SCHOOL FACILITIES
SCHOOL SUPER I NTENDENT
EARLY CH T LDHOOD CURR I
EARLY CHILDHOOD CJRR I I
lNSERVICE WORKSHOP :
FOOD & NUTRITION IN THE CUR
ANAL /APPL I -LEARN EARLY CHI LO E
CONTEM 1SS EARLY CHILDHD PKOG
DEV LANG EXPER FOR YOUNG CHILD
CREAT/ACTZV FOR YOUNG CHILD
SEM: EARLY CHTLDHD EOUC
DEVELOP OF YOUNG CHILD
SOCIAL EXP IN EARLY CHILD EDUC
EDUC RESOURCES FOR YOUNG CH
CURRICULUM DEVELOP
INST IMP IK EARLY CHILD EDUC
INTNL EARLY CHILD EDUC:
EXCEPTIONAL STUDFNTS IN REG CLASSROOM
PROFZSSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR
TEACtiING SKILLS FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
TEACHING LANGUAGE ARTS IN ELEM SCHOOL
TEACHING SOC STUDIES IN ELEM SCHOOL
TEACHING MATHEMATICS IN ELEM SCHOOL
TEACHING SCIENCE IN ELEM SCHOOL
MICROCOMPUTERS FOR ELEM SCHOOL CLASS
READING IN THE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
PRE -SCHOOL AND PRIMARY READ 1 NG
READ1 NG MATERIALS AND METHODS
CORRECTIVE READING FOR THE CLASSROOM
SEMINAR IN READING
Cl ASSROOM MGMT FOR ELEM SCHOOL TEACHERS
OVERLIEW OF GIFTED EDUC
-1tACHTNG THE GIFTED: METi. MA
COUNSEL I NG G/T 5-TUDFNTS
CREATIVITY & G/T STUDENTS
TEACH EXCEPT STUD IN REG CLASS
Current
-- --
- Proposed
- ee Fee
$5.00 85.00
$3.00 $5.00
$5 .oo $5 CO
$5.00 $5.00
65.00 85. GO
$5.00 $5.00
85.00 $5. UO
$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
85.00 85.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5. QO $5.03
$5.00 55.00
$10.00 $10.0'3
$10.00 $10.00
$Ifi 00 %10.00
$10.00 $10.00
$10.00 $10.00
$10.00 $10.00
$10.00 %10.00
$10.00 $10.00
$10.00 ' $10.00
$10.00 810.00
$10.00 $10.00
$10.00 810.00
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$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5. OG
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$5.00 $5.00
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$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
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$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5 .OQ $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 85.00
$5.00 $5.00
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$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
85.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5.00
$5.30 $5.00
$5.80 85 00
$10.30 $10.00
820. ;30 $20.00
85.00 $5.00
$5.00 $5. (30
$5.00 $5.00
P10.00 810.00
$10.00 $10.00
$10.00 $lfi.00
$5.00 $7.00

Course
Number
ENGL 3345
ENGL 3375
ENGL 3376
ENGL 3585
EFIGL 3296
ENGL 3395
ENGL 4X5
ENGL 4315
ENGL 4320
ENGL 4325
EhGL 4330
ENGL 4335
EhGL 4345
EMGL 4350
ENGL 4355
EKL 4368
ENGL 4377
CNGL 4378
ENGL 4395
ENGL 4668
ENGL 5382
ENGL 5384
EPSY 3330
EPSY 3340
EPSY 3350
FINA 3311
FINA 3315
FIldA 3321
FINA 3330
FINA 3340
FINA 4099
FINA 4310
FINA 4320
FINA 4330
FINA 4340
FINA 4350
FINA 4360
FINA 4390
FIhA 5099
FINA 5310
FINA 5320
FINA 5330
FIN4 5390
GENS 3300
GENS 3301
GEN3 3305
GENB 3306
GENB 3353
GENB 3370
GENB 4310
GENB 4370
GENB 4371
GENB 5095
GENB 5321
GENB 5340
GENB 5396
GENE 5337
GEOG 3310
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U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETlNG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
A e
Tit'e
WORLD LITERATURE SINCE RiNPlSSANCE
MODERN GRAMMAR
CONTRAST 1 VE t 1 NGU I ST 1 CS
HIST OF tNGLISH LANGUAGE
ADVANCED COMPOS IT I ON
CREATIVE WRITING
ENGLISH RENA!SSANCE LITCRATJRE
ENGLlSH NEOCLASSICAL LITERATURE
ROMANTIC PERIOD
VICTORIAN LITERATURE
ENGL I SH TWENT 1 ETH CENTURY L I TERATURE
ENGL l SH NOVEL
AMER LITERATURE THROUGH ROMNT I C PER1 OD
AMERICAN REAL ISM
AMER TWENTIETH CENTURY L TTERATURE
1 TTERARY SETING AND INFLUENCES
ACQUIS & DEVT OF ESL
METHOD OF ENGL AS SECONO LAHG
STUDIES I N WORLD LITERATURE
LITEWRY SETTING AN0 INFLUENCES
CnNTRAST I VE LINGUISTICS
ESL METHOOOCOGY
ED PSYCH CHILO DEVELOPMENT
ED PSYCH ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT
ED PSYCH ADOLESCEN T DEVELOPMENT
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
PERSONAL F I NANCE
PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
PRINCIPLES OF INSURANCE
INDEPENDENT STUDY
COMMERC l AL BANK MANAGEMENT
REAL ESTATE FINANCE
SECURITY ANALYSIS
INTFRMEOIATE FINAN MGT
INTERNAT1 FIN & MULTINATL BUS
RISK MANAGEMENT & INSURANCE
F I NANC I AL ADMI N l STRATIOM
INDEPENDENT STUDY
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
ADV FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO MGT
F I NANC 1 AL AOM l N 1 STRATI ON
ADVANCED GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION
MAJOR FRENCH WRITERS
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGtMtNT
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT
BUSINESS LAW I
BUSINESS LAW I1
STATIST] CS
INFORM & COMMUN TECH
INTERNATIONAL BUSlNESS
UNDERGRAD INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
UNDERGWID I NTERNSH I P FROGRAM
I NDEPENgENT STIJOY
TECHNICAL BUS I VFSS RESEARCH
BUSlNESS AND PROF ETHICS
THESIS
THESIS
WORLD RCGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
Current
A Propcsed
Fee
$5.00
85.00
$5 .QO
$5.00
$5 00
$5.00
$5.00
85.30
$5.00
$5.30
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5. UU
$5.00
$5 00
$5. OD
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5. CO
85. fi0
85. CO
$5.00
$5.00
$5. OU
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.03

Course
Number
GEE 3325
GEOG 4320
GE9G 4325
GEOG 4350
GEE 4360
GERM 3315
GERM 3320
HECC 4099
HECC 4333
HECC 4370
HECC 4371
HECC 4372
HECC 4395
HECC 5099
HECC 5303
HECC 5317
HECC 5376
HECC 5391
HECC 5392
HECC 5393
HECC 5395
HECC 5396
HIST 3300
HIST 3301
HIST 3352
HIST 3353
HIST 3359
HTST 3382
HIST 3383
HIST 3392
HIST 3335
HIST 4301
HIST 4320
HIST 4322
H JST 4324
HIST 4325
HIST 4326
HTST 4327
HIST 4323
HTST 4368
HIST 4384
HIST 4385
HlST 4386
HIST 4381
HIST 4388
HIST 4389
HIST 4391
HIST 4392
HIST 4393
HLST 43%
HIS' 4395
tiIST 4397
HIST 4666
HIST 531C
HIST 5320
HTST 5330
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Kont i nued)
Course Title
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
LATIN AMER ICAN GEOGRAPHY
SPATIAL ANALYSIS IN GEOGRAPHY
CARTOGRAPHY AND REMOTE SENSING
ADVANCED GRAMMAR AND COMPOSlTlON
MAJOR GERMAN WRITERS
INDEPENDENT STUDY
COMPUTER APP IN HEALTH & KINE5
UNDERGRAD INTERN PROG
UNDERGRAD INTERN PROG
INTERNSHIP SEMINAR
ISS-i~ HLTH-i
K INFS IOLOGY :
INDEPENDENT STUDY
RESEARCH DES IGN
B I OMETRI C METHODS
RESEARCH SEMINAR
PRACTlCUM IN HEALTH & KlNESlOLOGY
PRACTICUM IN HEALTH & KINESiOLKY
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN HEALTH & KIhES
THESIS 1
THESIS I I
H I STOR I CAL METHODS AND RESEARCH
WORLD CIVILIZATlONS
RENAISSANCE EUROPE
REFORMATION EUROPE
EARLY MODERN EUROPF
REVOLUTIONARY EUROPE
N TNETEENTH CENTURY EUROPE
TWENTIETH CENTURY EUROPE
MEDITERRANEAN CIVILIZATION
TUDOR AND STUART ENGLAND
MODERN GERMANY
RUSSIA SINCE :825
ELEMENTS OF HISTORY
HI STORY OF TEXAS
THE AMERICAN SOUTH
THE FRONTIER IN AMERICAN HISTORY
AMER SOC & INTELL HIST 2607-1865
AMER SOC & INTELL HlST 1865-PRESENT
AMER DIPLOMATIC HIST 1775- 1898
AMtH DIPLOMATIC HIST 1898-PRESENT
FIELD EXPERIENCE IN HISTORY
COLONIAL AMERICA
THE AMERICAN FORMATIVE PfR100
THE AMERICAN MIDDLE PERIOD
INDUSTRIAL AND PROGRESS I VE AMERICA
AMERICA OUR I NG THE WORLD WARS
AMLKICA SINCE 1945
COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA
MODERN LATIN AMERICA
JAPANESE CIVILIZATION
CHINESE CIVILIZATION
MODERN YIDDLE EAST
STUDIES IN HISTORY
FIELD EXPtKltNCE IN HISTORY
SEMINAR IN HIS-ORY
SEMINAR IN STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY
5EMINAR I N EUROPEAN HISTORY
Current
Fee
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
515.00
315.00
$10.00
$10.00
85.00
$10.00
$5.00
810.00
825.00
$5.00
510.00
$10.00
$10.00
825.00
$25.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
65.00
95.00
$5.00
95.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
65.00
$5.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Proposed
Fee
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5. 'SO
$5.00

Course
Number
FIST 5394
IiIST 5397
PLED 3360
hLED 3362
HLED 4100
HLED 4315
HLED 4317
HLED 4324
HLED 4326
HLED 4333
IVTS 3300
39UR 3301
JOUR 3305
JOUR 3311
JOUR 3318
JOUR 3333
JOUR 3340
30UR 3350
JOUR 3351
30UR 3356
JOUR 3360
30UR 3375
JOUR 3380
JOUR 3385
JOUR 3390
JOUR 4300
JOUK 4310
JOUR 4325
JCUR 4329
JQUR 4331
JCUR 4333
JWR 4334
JOUR 4235
JOUR 4350
JOUR 4260
JOdR 4361
JOUR 4363
JOUR 4365
JOUR 4368
JOllR 4668
30UR 5301
JOUR 5333
JOUP. 5305
JntIR 53D7
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
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FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
A e
Title
SEMINAR IY AMERICAN HISTORY
REtiAISSANCE EUROPE
REFORMATION EUROPE
EARLY MOUtRN EUR3PE
REVOLUTI OWARY EUROPE
NINETEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE
WENT I ETH - CENTURY EUROPE
FIELD EXPERIENCE IN HISTORY
F 1 €LO EXPERIENCE IN HISTORY
PUBLIC HI STORY
COLON I AL AMERI LA
THE AMERICAN FORMATIVE PERIOD
THE AMERICAN MIDDLE PERIOD
INGUSTRIAL AND PROGRESSIVE AMERICA
AMERICA DURING THE WORLD WARS
AMERICA SINCE 1945
HlStORIOGriAPHY
TOPICS IN HISTORY
SCH30L HEALTH
CONSUMER HEALTH
MEDICAL PROBLEMS IN THE CLASSR
NUTRI IN HLTH & PERFORMANCE
WEIGHT MANAGEMENT
DRUG USE. MISUSE & ABUSE
HUMAN SEXUALITY
STRESS MANAGEMENT
GLOBAL RELATIONS AND ISSUES
FFATURE WRIT1 NG
WRITING FQ2 THE MEDIA
EDITING. LAYOUT, AND DESIGN
LAW OF THE PRESS
PHOTO TECHNIQUES AND COMP
JOURNAL ISM ADVERT1 S I NG
C 1 NEMATOGRAPHY
AOVFRTTSING COPY AND LAYOUT
ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING
GRAPHIC DESIGN AND EDITING
PUBLIC RELATIONS
COMMUN ICAT IONS TECHNOLOGY
HlSTORY OF MASS MFDIA. PRINT
TECHNICAL WRIT ING
OPINION WRITING
COMMUNITY 20URNALISM
RADIO/TV NENS WRITING
TOPICS IN JOURNAL ISM :
PU6LiC RELATIONS FOR HEALTH PROFESS IONS
ELECTRON I C PHOTKRAPHY
SCH. PUB NEWSPAPER & YEARBOOK
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL PUBLICATIONS
WORLD COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORTING
ETHICS IN MEDIA
PUBLIC RELATIONS CASE STLOIES
PROBLEMS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS
FIELD EXPERI IN JOURNALISM
FIELD EXPERIENCE TY JOUR
THE Ll TERATURE OF JOURNAL1 SM
PUB1 IC OPINION AND PROPAGANDA
THEORIES OF MASS COMMUNICATION
RESEARCH METHODS
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80.00
$3.00
$11.00
$3.00
$0.00
90.00
80.00
$0.00
$0. fl0
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10.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
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$15.00
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85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
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$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5. GO
$5.c0
$5. UO
$5. GO
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
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$5.09
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$10.00
$5.00
$15.00
$15.00
$10.00
810.00
$10.00
$5.00
$5.00
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$5.00
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$5.00
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$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
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$5.00

Course
Number
JOUR 5329
KINE 3201
KINE 3207
KINE 3211
KINE 3233
KINE 3303
KINE 4308
KINE 4314
KINE 4333
KINE 5216
KINE 5304
KINE 5305
KINE 5306
KINE 5307
KINE 5308
KINE 5309
KINE 5311
KINE 5313
KINE 5314
KINE 5315
KINE 5317
KINE 5318
KlNE 5333
KlNE 5335
KINE 5337
KINE 5339
LkTN 3300
LASN 3301
LATN 3305
MbNA 3311
MANA 3315
MANA 3320
MANA 4099
MANA 4305
HANA 4225
HANA 4335
HANA 4380
MANA 4385
MANA 4395
MAMA 5099
E.1ANA 531U
MAEJA 5320
NAFdA 5335
MAW 5330
MANA 5390
MAPlA 5395
MARK 3311
MARK 3321
MARK 3325
MARK 3330
MARK 3350
MAW 3360
MAKK 4099
MARK 4305
MARK 3365
MARK 43.50
MARK 4390
MARK 50q9
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Course TI tl e
PROB IN PHOTO COMM:
MASS MEDIA & POPULAR CULTURE
TOPICS IN MASS COMMUN:
MOTOR CONIROL
MOTOR LEARN I NG
PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE
BIOMECHANICS OF HUMAN MOVEMENT
MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATIOM
PRESCRIPTIVE EXERCISE
APPL IEO K I NES I OLOG 1 CAL ANATWY
EXERCISE METABOLISM
PSYCHO-SOC INTERACTIONS W EXER
MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
TOP I CS I M MOTOR PERFOAMP.NCE
MOTOR LEARN I NG
ADAPTED PHYS EOUC FOR ChILO & ADULTS
ADVANCED MOTOR CON l ROL
TOPICS IN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY I
EXER FOR SPEC POPULATIONS
EXERCISE PklYSIOLOGY I1
TRAIN I NG METHODS
STRENGTH DEVELOPMENT
TOPICS IN BIOMECHANICS:
B I OMECHAN I CS 1
APPLIED KINESIOLOGY
B I OMECHAN ICS I I
COMPOSITION AND READING: I
COMPDSITIOk AND READING: 11
READINGS IN LATIN
MANASEMENT OF ORGkNIZATION!5
ORGAN I ZATI ONAL BEHAV I OR
PERSONNEL ADM I N I STRAT I ON
INDE?ENDENT STllOY
PRODUCT 1 ON & OPERAT IONS
WAGE & SALARY ADMTNISTRATION
INDUSTRIAL ?ELATICNS
SMALL BUSINESS CONSULT1 NG
ORGAN I ZATI ON DEVELOPMENT
MANAGERIAL STRATEGY & POLICY
1 NDEPENDENT STUDY
ORGAN 1 ZATI ONAL MANAGEMENT
HUMAMIORGANI ZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
INDUSTRIAL & LABOR RELATIONS
MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
ORGAK THEORY AND OEC IS ION MAK I
BUS IMESS POL l CY FORMUAT I DN
MARKETING & SOCIETY
AQV ERTI S I NG STRATEGIES
RETAILING
CHANNEL SYST & MARKET STRUCT
CONSUMER BEt'AV TOR
SAL ESMANSH 1 F
INDEPENDENT STUDY
ADVERT IST NG MANAGEMENT
5AL tS MANAGEMENT
MARKETING RESEARCH
MARKETING MANAGEMEhT
INDEPENDENT STUDY
Current
Fee
--
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10. 00
$5.00
825.00
$15.00
$10.00
$10.00
Proposed
Fee
$5.00
$5.00
95.03
$10.013
$10.00
$10.03
$ 0.OU
$5.00
$25.00
$15.00
$10.00
810.00
$5.00
$5.00
$15.00
$25.00
525.00
925.00
$15. OC,
$25. 0fi
85. OC
$35.00
$25.00
875.00

Course
Number
MARK 5320
MARK 5330
MARK 5370
MARK 5380
MARK 5390
MATH 3304
MATH 3305
MATH 3310
MATH 3315
MATH 3320
MATH 3325
MATH 3330
MATH 3345
MkTH 3350
MATH 3353
MATH 3365
MATH 3380
MATH 4320
MATH 4335
MATH 4341
MATH 4342
MATH 4350
MATH 4380
MATH 5305
MATH 5310
MATH 5315
MEDT 4189
MEDT 4191
MEDT 4195
MEDT 4196
MEDT 4293
MEDT 4483
MEDT 4581
MEOT 4687
MEDT 4785
MUSI 3120
NUS1 3121
MUSI 3'122
MUSI 3123
MUSZ 3140
MUSI 3145
MUSI 3310
MUSI 3311
MUSI 3313
MUSI 3318
MUST 3324
MUSI 3325
MUSI 3326
MUSI 3328
MU51 3330
MU51 4100
MUSI 4310
MU51 4325
MUSl 4326
MU51 4345
MUSI 514C
MUS; 5145
NURS 3205
NtlRS 323 0
NURS 3212
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C m e
Current
Fee
CURRENT TRENDS IN MARKET1 NG
$5.00
MARKET1 NG COMMUN I CAT IONS
$5.00
HEALTH CARE MARKETING IN CCNT SOCIETY $5.00
MARKET RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
$5.00
ADMINISTRATSVE MARKETING
$5.00
MULTIVARIATE CALCULUS
$5.00
DI FFF2ENTIAL EQUAT
$5.00
MATHEMAT I CAC ANALY S IS $5.00
LIN ALG & MAT THEORY
85.00
CONCEPTS MOD MATH I
$5.00
FOUND OF MATH
$5.00
DISCRETE STRUCTURES
$5.00
1 NTRODUCT I ON OF ANALY S IS
$5.00
STAT METHODS TN RESE4RCH
$5.00
STATISTICS
85.00
GEOMETRIC SYSTEMS
$5.00
ALGORITHMS IK APPLIED MATH
$5.00
CONCEPTS MOD MATH I
$5.00
INTRO ABSTRACT ALGEBRA
$5. DO
INTROD PO REAL VARIABLES
$5.00
I NTROD TO COMPLEX VARIABLES
$5.00
THEOR1 OF PROBABILITY
85.00
MODELING & NUMERICAL ANALYSlS
85.00
LOGIC & FOUNDhTIONS
$5.00
H 1 STORY OF MATHEMATICS
$5.00
GEOMETRY FOR TEACHERS
$5.00
HEMOSTASIS PRACTICUM
65.00
CLINICAL MICROSCOPY
$5.00
PARAS ITOLOGY
$5.00
PEOZATRIC LAB MEDICINE
95.00
IMMUNOLOGY
$5.00
I MMUNOHEMATOLOGY
95.00
HEMATOLOGY PPACTICUM
85.00
MICROBIOLOGY
95.00
CL INlCAL CHEMISTRY
85.00
WOODWINDS CLASS
$5.00
BRASS CLASS
95.00
PERCUSS ION CLASS
55.00
STRING CLASS
$5.00
BAND
$10.00
CHOIR
$10. OD
MUS TC LITERATURE
$5.00
CONDUCT1 NG
85. OD
MUSIC THEATRE
$5.00
MUSICS Of THE WORLD
$10. 00
MUS TC IN AMCHICAN SOCIETY
$10.00
APPR & CREATIVE INVOLYMENT MUS
$5.00
AOV REPDING & SCORING SKILL
$5.00
lNTRO OF ORFF SCHULWERK
$3.00
r OPICS IN PEDAGOGY & LITERATURE
$5.00
CHAMBER MUSIC
$10.00
TOPICS IN MUSIC HIST & LITERATURE
$5.00
CHORAL LIT FOR THE SCHOOLS
85.00
BAND ADYINISTMTION
$5.00
ARRANGING FOR ENS EMBL €5
85 00
BAND
810.00
CHOIR
$10.00
NURS CONC & THEORIES I
$5.00
YEALTH ASSESSMENT FOR L ICENSE3 NURSES $0.00
PERSPECTIVES OF CONTEMP. COMMUNITY NEEDS $0. UO
Proposed
Fee -

Course
Number
NbRS 3307
NURS 3310
NLRS 3401
NURS 3415
NURS 3613
NURS 4313
NURS 4314
NURS 4318
NURS 4323
NU25 4333
NURS 4345
NUPS 4431
NURS 4432
NURS 4435
NURS 4621
NURS 4623
NURS 4625
NURS 5126
NURS 5220
NURS 5308
NURS 5310
NURS 5312
NURS 5313
NURS 5314
NURS 5318
NURS 5320
NURS 5320
NURS 5322
NUkS 5323
NURS 5330
NURS 5332
NURS 5334
NURS 5345
NURS 5350
NURS 5350
NUN5 5352
NURS 5354
NURS 5395
NURS 5414
NURS 5426
PADH 5330
PADM 5331
PADil 5332
PADM 5336
PADM 5337
PADM 5336
PADM 5339
PADM 5340
PADM 5396
PHIC 3300
PHIL 3330
PHIC 3331
PHIL 4300
PHIL 4330
PHIL 5320
* EXTENDED COMPUTER USt FEE
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued)
Course Tiile
PHARMACOLOG I CAL BAS IS FOR MURS I NG
HEALTH ASSESSMENT
CUMMUN ITY HEALTH NURS I NG
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS I
PSYCHIATRIC AND MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
EMERGENCY NURS ING
PERTOPERATIVE NURSING
WOMEN ' S HEALTH ISSUES
HOLISTIC HEALTH
NURS 1 NG RESEARCH
THE OLDER ADULT: UINENSIONS OF CARE
NURS LNG LEADE?SH I P
ADVANCED MED-SURG
CROSS -CULTURAL PERSPECT. IN HEALTt I CARE
NURSING PROCESS V
NURSING PROCESS V I
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS II
POLITICAL & ECONOMIC ISSUES
RESEARCH DESIGN
CONTEMPORARY NURS I NG ETH I CS
RESEARCH METHODS I M NURS ING
NURS ING THEORV
EMERGENCY NURSING
PERIOPERATIVE NURSING
WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES
RESEARCH DESIGN
RESEARCH DESIGN
CLINICAl PRACTICUM
HOL ISTiC HEALTH
NURS 1 NG MANAGEMENT EVALUATION
THESIS
PROFESSIONAL PAPER
THE OLDER ADULT; DIMENSIONS OF CARE
ADVANCED PATHOPHYS IOLOGY
ADVANCED PATHOPHY S 1 OLOGY
ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT
ADVANCED NURS I YG PHARMOCOTHERAPEUT ICS
THESIS
NURSING MANAGEMENT ASSESMtNT
IMPLEMENT OF NURS MANAGEMENT
SURVEY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC BUDGETIfiG AND FINANCE
ADMINISTRATIVE ETHICS
AOM I N I STRAT I VE LAW
PROGRAM CVALUATION
URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
PUBLIC PERSONNEL NANAGEMENT
ZESEARCH METHODS
APPROACHES TO PHILOSOPHY
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY
MODERN PH 1 LOSOFHY
STUDIES IN PHILOSOPHY
COMPARATIVE RELIGIOUS PHILOSOPHY
STUDIES IN ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY
TA- 21
Current
Fee
$5 100
$5.00
SO. DO
$5.00
$5.00
$0.00
$0.00
$5.00
SO. 00
$0.00
$0. DO
$0.00
$0.00
$5.00
$0.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$0.00
$0.00
$2.00
$0.00
$3.00
$0.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$5.00
80.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
510.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85,OO
$5.00
$0.00
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
PHIL 5325
PHIL 5327
POLS 3300
POLS 3301
POLS 3310
POLS 32,15
POLS 3330
POLS 3340
POLS 3345
POLS 3350
POLS 3351
POLS 3370
PCLS 3372
POLS 3375
PCLS 3380
POLS 3390
POLS 4197
POLS 4310
POLS 4320
pois 4321
POLS 4330
POLS 4350
POLS 4345
POLS 4349
POLS 4352
POLS 4353
POLS 4355
POLS 4360
POLS 4365
POLS 5310
POLS 5320
POLS 5325
POLS 5335
POLS 5340
POLS 5350
PSYC 3301
PSYC 3306
PSYC 3311
PSYC 3325
PSYC 3331
PSYC 3344
PSYC 3345
PSYC 3354
PSYC 4301
PSYZ 4311
PSYC 4315
PSYC 4318
PSYC 4319
PSYC 43.20
PSYC 432'1
PSYC 4331
PSYC 4352
PSYC 4354
PSYC 4355
PSYC 5308
PSYC 5312
PSYC 5320
PSYC 5322
PSYC 5325
PSYC 5328
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MlSCELtAHEOUS CHARGES
(Conti nued)
-TitT; e
STUD1 ES 1 N MODERN PHILOSOPHY
CONTEMPORARY ETH I CAL ISSUES
U 5 CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
TEXAS GUVtRNMENT AND POLITICS
I NTERNAT I ONAL RELATl ON5
AMERICAN FOREIGN POL ICY
AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES
AMERICAN CAMPAIGN POLITICS
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC ADMIN
URBAN AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMiNT
WEST POL THEORY: ANTIQUITY - MACHIAVELLl
WEST POL THEORY: HOBBES - PRESENT
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
COVIET POLITICAL SYSTEM
EUROPEAN POLITICAL SYSTEMS
POLITICS OF LATIN AMERICA
J NTERNAT I ONAL POL IT I CAL ECONOMY
POLITICAL RESEARCH LAB
INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT
JUDICIAL SYSTEM AND PROCESS
AMERICAN CDNSTlTUTI ONAL LAW
AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
CONGRESS AND LEGISLATION
PUBLIC POLICY ANALY S S
PLANNING FOR URBAN tUIURE
POL ITICAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR
CONTEMPORARY POL IT1 CAL I DEOLOG I ES
POLITICS AND MEDIA
AMERICAN POL IT1 CAL THOUGHT
TOPICS IN POLITICAL SC ZENCE
SEMINAR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
TOPICS 1 N AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
TOPICS IN TEXAS GOVERNMENT
TOP ICS 1 N PUBLIC POL ICY ANALYS IS
TOPICS 1 N T NTFRNAT I OWL POL I TICS
TOPICS IN POLITICAL THEORY
ELEMENTS OF BEHAVIOR
SOC T AL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY OF SEX ROLES
LEARNING AND CONDlTlONlNG
EXPERIMENTAL PSYC
I NDUSTRl AL PSYCH
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE
PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS
TESTS & MEASUREMENTS
ABNORMAL PSY CHOLUGY
COGN IT1 VE PSYCHOLOGY
PHY S 10 PSY CHOLDGY
PSY CHOPHARMACOt OGY
PSYCHOBIOLOGY
HIST OF PSYCHOLOGY
PERSONAL ITY THEORY
ADUL T DEVELOPMENT
SEXUAL V ICTlMIZATION ACROSS LI FESPAN
PSYCHOLgGY OF DREAMS 8 SLEEP
ADVANCE3 PSY CHOPATHOLfiGY T
LDUNSEL THEORIES/ PSYCFOTHERAPY
WMAN GROWTH & DEVEL PDV STUDY
DSYCHOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY
ISSlJES & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
Zurrent
Fee
$0.00
80.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
$5.00
$0.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5. OD
$10.00
$5. OD
$5.00
Proposed
Fee

Course
Number
SOCI 4308
SOCI 4311
SOCI 4320
SOCI 4321
SOCI 4330
SOCI 4340
SOCI 4360
SOL1 4380
socr 5302
SOCl 5307
SOCI 5321
SOL1 5325
SOCI 5341
SOL1 5380
SOCI 5385
SOCl 5390
SOCI 5397
SPAN 3325
SPAN 3335
SPAN 3345
SPAN 3350
SPAN 3355
SPAN 4310
SPAN 4312
SPAN 4331
SPAN 4360
SPAN 4364
S?AN 4365
SPAN 4368
SPAN 4375
SPAN 4380
SPAN 4385
SPAN 4668
SPAN 5368
SPAN 5668
SPCM 3320
SPCM 3321
SPCM 3322
SPCM 3325
SPCM 3330
SPCM 3340
SPCM 4301
SFCM 4302
SFCM 4315
SPCM 4320
SPCM 4326
SPCM 4327
SPCM 4230
SPCM 4331
SPLM 4232
SPCM 4360
SPCM 4368
SPCM 4668
SPCM 5325
SPCM 5328
SFCM 5329
SPCM 5330
SPCM 5335
SPCM 5340
SPCM 5,750
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
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(Cont i nued 1
Course Title
AMERICAN COMMUN ITY
MAJORITY-MINORITY RELATIONS
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK
ME-HODS Of SOCIAL WORK
SOCIAL SERVICES
SEX ROLES AND THE LIFE CYCLE
TOPICS IN SOCIOLOGY OF INSTITUTIONS
SOC I OLOG 1 CAL THEORY
SEMINAR IN DEVIANCE
SEMI NAR I !i METROPOL I TAN PROBL EMS
INTERCULTURAL STUU I ES
TOPICS IN SOCIAL PROBLEYS
SEMINAR IN MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY
SFMINAR I N SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
STUD ZES IN DEMOGRAPHY
ENERGY AND SOCIETY
STUDIES IN APPLIED SOCIOLOGY
SPANISH READING FLUENCY
WRITING PROFICIENCY IN SPANISH
INT2O TO HISPANIC LITERATURE
SURVEY OF SPANISH LIT TO 1700
SURVEY OF SPANISH LIT SINCE 1700
ADVANCED GRAMMAR
PHONETICS AND PHONEMICS
HISPANIC CLJLTURE AND CIVILIZATION
SPECIAL STUDIES 1N SPAN LIT & LANG
COLONIAL LATIN-AMERICAN LITERA-URE
MODERN l ATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE
FIELD STUOY IN SPANISH
METHODS OF TEACHING MODERN LANG
SPAN 1 SH FOR THE PROFESS IONS
SPANISH FOR ORAL DROF ICIENCY
FIELD STUDY IN SPANISH
FIELD STUDY IN SPANISH
FIELO STUDY IN SPANISH
ADV INTERPERSONAL COMMUN
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SPEAK
SMALL GROUP COMMUN 1 LATI OY
PERSUAS 1 VE COMMUN T CAT
IMPROVING LISTENING ABILITIES
SPEECH ACTlV IT1 ES
GRP INTERP OF LIT T I
ORAL INTERP OF DRAMA LIT
ORGAY I ZAT IONAL COMMUN ICATION
COMMUN IN HUMAN RELAT
ADVAYCCD PUBLIC SPEAKING
CONTEMPORARY RHETORIC
TECH OF lNTERVI EW ING
INTERCULTURAL COMMIN ICATION
RESEARCH IN SPEECH COMMUNICATI
TOP l CS 1 ti COMMUN I CAT I ON :
FIELD EXPERIENCE IN COMMUNICATION
FIELD EXPERIENCE IN COMMIJNICATTQN
PUBLIC COMMUN ICATI3N
LEADERSHIP: GRP PR3CESS
TOPICS 1 N COMMUN TiEORY :
GENUtK R COMMUNICATION
SEM IN ORGANTZ COMMUNICATION
SEM IN INTERCULTURAL COMM
NONVERBAL COMMUN I CAT I ON
Current
Fee
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
85.00
85.00
$5. on
Proposed
Fee

Course
. Number
SPCM 5351
SSED 4320
SSED 4321
SSED 4322
SSED 4323
SSED 4324
TECH 3308
TECH 3311
TECH 3313
TECH 3314
TECH 3315
TECH 3316
TECH 3318
TECH 3334
TECH 3344
TECH 3345
TECH 4099
TZCH 4150
TECl1 4151
TECH 4250
TECH 4251
TECH 4301
TECH 4302
TECH 4303
TECH 4304
TECH 4305
TECH 4306
TECH 4307
TECH 4308
TECH 4310
TECH 4316
TECII 4317
TECH 4320
TECH 4330
TECH 4332
TECH 4334
TECH 4348
TECH 4350
TECH 4351
TECH 4360
TEZH 4270
TECH 4371
TESH 5099
TECH 5300
TCCH 5301
TECH . 5303
TECH 5305
TCCH 5339
TECH 5310
TECH 5312
TECH 5313
TECH 5318
TECH 5325
TECH 5326
TECH 5327
TECH 5328
TECH 5329
TECH 5330
TECH 5331
TECH 5341
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
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FEES AND HISCELMNEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued l
FREEDOMIRESPONS IBI L ITY OF SPCH
TCHG- SKI C ~ S SEC TCHRS
PLUG ENGLISH LANG ARTS IN THE
TCMG SOL ST IN SEC SCH
TEACHING MATH IN THE SECONDARY
TEACHING SCLtNCE I N THE SECOND
MACHINE AND TOOL MAINTENANCE
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
CONSTRUCTION TECH
TRANSPORTAT ION TECH
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER
U. T. BOARD OF REENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
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Current Proposed
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALtAS
Dr. Chaties 0. Mullins
Executive Vice Chancellor
for Health Affairs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Mullins:
December 11, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted
for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.
KW: cc
I recommend approval.
Sincerely,
Kern Witdenthal, M.D., Ph.D.
President

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS ' HEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
TABLE OF CMEME
Pa- No.
Gi fts from Private Donors and Foundations C i ncl uding Endowment
Matching Fund Allocation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . HD- 3
Business Contracts for Services (including Mi nor
Construction Projects) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . + . . . HO- 9
Contracts and Grants for Research, Development . Cl i ni cal
and Educational Services . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . HD- 11
Over $500,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD- 12
Foreign . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD-14
Intel lectual Property C i censes
Patent License Agreements . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD- 16
Endowed Chai rs and Named Professorships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD- 17
Amendments to the 1994-95 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD- 18
Other Fiscal Items
Equi pment Loan Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD - 24
Saleaf University-Owned Property. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HO-25
Fees and Mi scel 1 aneous Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HU - 26

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CEKTER AT DALtAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' NEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GIFK FROH PRIVATE WNORS AND FOUNDATIWS
2376
The following gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by the
U. T. Board of Regents:
1. Donor Name: Astra Hassle AB
Col lege/School /
Depar tmnt : Internal Medici ne
Purpose:
To support research under the direction of Dr. Dennis K.
Stone
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue : 6113,485.00
Matching Source: Not Appl i cab1 e
2, Donor Name: Astra USA, Inc.
Col 1 ege/School/
Department : Cont i nui ng Education
Purpose:
To support the November 14, 1995 activity entitled:
"Optimizing Utilization of Beta Blockers in Clinical
Practice"
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $56.232.60
Matching Source: Not Appl i cab1 e
Donor Name : The Cain Foundation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Mu1 ti departmental
Purpose : To support The Cai n Foundation Center for Biomedical
Research ($133,33.33) and The Cai n Foundation Di st i ngui shed
Chair in Biomedical Research ($66,666.67)
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue: $200.000.00 (represents partial payment of the fourth
instal 1 ment on a comi tment of $1,500,000.00)
Matching Source: Anonymous Challenge Gi ft Pool Fund
4. Donor Name: The Cain Foundation
Col 1 ege/School l
Department : Radiation Oncology and Orthopaedic Surgery
Purpose : To be applied to the Effie Marie Cain Distinguished Chair
in Cancer Therapy Research ($125,000.00, Radiation
Oncology) and the R. Wofford Cain Distinguished Chair in
Bone and Joint Di sease Research ( $125,000.00, O rt hopaedi c
Surgery l
Asset Type : Cash
Val ue : $250,000.00 (represents the second i ns t a1 1 ment of a
$1,000,000.00 grant 1
Matching Source: $125,000.00, Radiation Oncology -- Anonymous Challenge G ift
Pool Fund
$125,000.00, Orthopaedi c Surgery - Research Chall enge Pool
Fund
5. Donor Name: Mr. and Mrs. Rolf R. Haberecht*
Col 1 ege/School/
Department : The Unjversi ty of Texas Southwestern Graduate School of
Biomedical Sclences
Purpose ; To support The Rolf and Ute Haberecht Dean's Endowment of
The University of Texas Southwestern Graduate School of
Biomedical Sciences
Asset Type: 900 shares, Texas Instruments, Incorporated, common stock
Value: $64,518.75
Matching Source : Anonymous Chal 1 enge Gift Pool Fund
* No letter of transrni ttal received from the donor

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALtAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GIm FRCM PRIVATE aONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
(Continued)
6. Donor Name: Hoechst Cel anese Corporation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Cont i nui ng Education
Purpose : To support the continuing education activity entitled,
"ACE Inhibition in Cardiovascular Diseases - Recent
Findings" under the supervision of Dr. C. V. S. Ram and
Dr. Stephen Ball
Asset Type: Cash
Value : $237,141.72
Matching Source: Not Applicable
7. Donor Name: Houston Pi pel i ne Company
Col 1 egelSchool /
Department: Institution
Purpose: To sup ort the Program In Excel1 ence in Postgraduate
Medics Research (PEPR)
Asset Type:
Cash !
Val ue : $1,002,456.00 (represents the fourth instal 1 ment on a
six- year cornmi tment)
Matching Source: Not Applicable
8. Donor Name: Howard Hughes Medical Institute
COT 1 ege/School /
Department : Institution
Purpose : To support the Medical Scientist Training Program for
the 1995 - 1996 year
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $168,000.00
Matchf ng Source: Not Appl f cable
9. Donor Name: Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Janis (Donna Seldin)
Col 1 ege/Sthool/
Department : Institution
Purpose: A gift of art, "The Fountain", for permanent display to
honor Muriel (deceased) and Donald W. Seldin, M.D.
Asset Type : Art Work
Value: 1100,000.00
Matching Source : Not Appl i ca bl e
10. Donor Name: The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation*
Col 1 egelSchoo1l
Department : Institution
Purpose: To support the Komen Alliance Center for Breast Cancer
Research ($200,000.00)
; to support breast cancer
research ($75,556,931
Asset Type: Cash
Value: 1275.556.93 (6200,000.013 represents the final payment in
full to the Center; $75,556.93 accrued interest)
Matching Source: Anonymous Chal 1 enge Gi f t Pool Fund ($200,000.00)
Local Funds ($75,556.93)
* No letter of transmittal received from the donor
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
GIFTS FROW PRIVATE DONIIRS AND FOUNDATIONS
ICont i nued)
11. Donor Name: Merck Company Foundat i on
Col 1 egelSchool/
Department : Institution
Purpose : To support the training of students in the M.D./Ph.D.
program
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $50,000.00 (represents the second installment on a
cmi tment of $250.000.00)
Matching Source: Not Appl i cabl e
12. Donor Name: Harry S. Moss Heart Trust he1 d at NationsBank
Col l ege/School /
Department : Mu1 tidepartmental
Purpose : To support the Carolyn P. and Frank M, . Ryburn, Jr.
Distinguished Chair in Basic Research in Heart Di sease
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $100,000.00 I represents the second annual payment on the
Harry 5. Moss Heart Trust comnitment of $500,000.00
approved in 1994)
Mat chi ng Source: Research Chal lenge Pool Fund
13. Donor Name: Harry S. Moss Heart Trust he1 d at NationsBank
Col 1 ege/School /
Department: Mol ecul ar Genetics and Internal Medi cine
Purpose : To support the heart research activities of Drs. Michael
Brown (Mol ecular Geneti cs) , Joseph Go1 dstei n (Mol ecul at-
Genetics), Jere Mitchell (Internal Medicine), and R.
Sanders Wi 11 iams (Internal Medicine)
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $850,000.00 (represents the third annual payment on the
Harry S. Moss Heart Trust commitment of $6,800,000. OD
approved in 1993)
Matching Source: Not Appl i cabl e
14. Donor Name: Charles Y .C. Pak Foundation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department: Institution
Purpose : To support The Center for Traini ng in Cl i nical
Investigation
Asset Type: Cash
Value : $100,000.00 [represents the second instal 1 ment on a
commitment of $500,000.00)
Matchi ng Source: Not Appl icable
15. Oonor Nam: The Perot foundation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Institution
Purpose : To support third-quarter expenses for Programs 1 and 2
of the Perot Fami ly G ift
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue : $318.750.00
Matching Source: Not Applicable

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
GIFTS FROM PRIVATE OONORS AND FOUNDATlDNS
(Conti nued)
16. Donor Name: The Perot Foundation
Col 1 ege/School/
Department : Institution
Purpose: To support various budgeted expenses of Programs 1 and 2
of the Perot Famf ly Gift
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $318,750.00
Matching Source: Not Applicable
17. Donor Name: The Perot Foundation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : lnsti tut ion
Purpose : To support Program 3 Ithe scholarship program) of the
Perot Fami 1 y Gift
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $135,960.66
Matching Source: Not Appl icabl e
18. Donor Name: The Perot Foundation
C07 1 ege/School /
Oepa rtment : Institution
Purpose : To sup ort various budgeted expenses of Program 3 of the
Perot amily Gift
Asset Type:
Cash P
Val ue : $287.333.78
Match~ng Source: Not Applicable
19, Donor Name: The Perot Foundation
Col 1 egekhool /
Department : lnsti tution
Purpose : To establish the Weigel t Hal 1 ace Award
Asset Type: Cash
Value: ~100.000.00
Matchlng Source: Hot Appl i cab1 e
20. Donor Name: Presbyterian Healthcare System*
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Institution
Purpose : To support the salaries and fringe benefits of Arthritis
Research Laboratory ersonnel working under the
dl rection of Dr. Smi ey at Presbyterian Hospital
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue: $60,000.00
Matching Source: Not Applicable
21. Donor Name: Southwestern Medical Foundation
Co 1 1 ege/Sc hod/
Department : Institution
Purpose : To support therapeutic oncology research
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $210,000.00 (represents the transfer of accrued income
from The Nancy 8. and Jake L. Hamon Center for
Therapeutic Oncol ogy Research Fund)
Matching Source: Not Appl icable
* No letter of transmittal received from the donor
!

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GIFTS FROn PRIVATE WNORS AND FWNDATIONS
(Cont i nuedl
22. Donor Name: Southwestern Nedi cal Foundation
Col 1 ege/School/
Department : Neurol ogy
Purpose : To support clinical research under the direction of Dr.
S. Cl i f ford Schol d. Jr.
Asset Type: Cash
Value : $50,000.00 (represents a transfer from the Jean Walter
Center for Research in Movement Disorders Fund held at
Southwestern Medical Foundat ion for The Uni versi ty of
Texas Southwestern Medi cal Center
Matching Source: Not Appl i cabl e
23. Donor Name: Southwestern Medical Foundation*
Col l ege/School /
Department :
Purpose:
Internal Medicine
To support pul monary disease research act i vi ties under
the di rection of Dr. Jonathan Nei ssler
Asset Type:
Value :
Hatch1 ng Suurce:
Cash
$58,412.21 (represents a transfer of funds from the
James M. Collins Research Fund held at Southwestern
Medical Foundation)
Not Appl icable
24. Domr Name: Southwestern Medical Foundat ion
Col 1 egelSchoo1 /
Department: Institution
Purpose : To support the President ' s Cont i ngency Fund
Asset Type: Cash
Value : $140.600.00 (represents a transfer of the total funds
received to date to support the President's Contingency
Fund)
Matching Source: Not Appl icable
25. Oonor Name: Southwestern Medical Foundation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : 0 i oc hemi st ry
Purpose: To provide operating costs for the Department of
Biochemi stry for fi scal year 1995 - 1996
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $82.400.00 (represents a grant from the Foundation's
Virginia 1. O'Hara Fund for Research in Biochemistry)
Matching Source: Not Applicable
26. Donor Name: Southwestern Medical Foundation
Col lege/School/
Department: Institution
Purpose : The first semi -annual payment on the Foundation's grant
to The University of Texas Southwestern for the 1995-
1996 academic year
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue: $560,000.00
Matching Source: Not Appl i cabl e
* No 7 etter of transmi ttal received f ram the donor
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GIFE FfUM PRIVATE OONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
( Cont i nued 1
27. Donor Name: Tenneco Gas Companp
Col lege/School/
Department : Institution
Purpose : 70 sup ort the Program in Excellence in Postgraduate
Medi ca Research (PEPR)
Asset Type:
Cash 7
Value: $401.544.00 t represents the fourth instal lment on a six-
year commitment)
Matchi ng Source: Not Appl i cab1 e
* No letter of transmittal received from the donor

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINES COErmACrS FOR S€RVICES
The fol 1 owing contracts have been awarded. have been admi ni strati vely approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and are recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents:
1. Agency: Texas General Land Office
Funds ; Interagency Cooperati on Contract shall not exceed
$5,000,000.00
Period : September 1, 1995 through August 31, 1997
Ti tle/Description: Agency will provide natural gas
HUB : No
MINOR CMTRWION PROJECTS, as authorized by U. T. Board of Regents' Rules
pnd Resulations. Part a
Two, Cha ter VIII, Section 4 pertaining to Minor New
Building Construction of $300, 00 or less and Subsection 5.2 pertaining to
Major Repai r s and Remodel i ng projects wl th expenditures between $300,000 and
$600,000.
2. Contractor :
Amount :
Source of Funds:
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Ti t7 e:
Brief Description:
HUB :
Contractor :
hount :
Source of Funds :
Date of Contract:
Estimated Completion Date :
Project Title:
Brief Description:
HUB :
CSA Concrete, Incorporated
$23,250.00
797065 Budgeted Projects
September 20, 1995
December 29, 1995
Monument Signage Addition at Harry Hines and
But1 er Street, Project Number PAS -4828
Sign Addi t ion
No
Dynomite Demo1 i tion
$14,680 .OO
705025 Anatomical Services Support
November 10, 1995
November 30, 1995
Modifications to 11.144 (Demo1 itionl. Project
Number C8N5 - 5835
Dewlition of Incinerator
No
4. Contractor : Landis & Gyr Powers, Incorporated
Amount : $490.194.00
Source of Funds : 637178 Fire Safety R and R
Date o f Contract: October 31, 1995
Estimated Completion Date: March 31. 1996
Project Title: Campus Fi re Detection System Upgrade, Project
Number PP3 - 3374
Brief Description: Fire Detection System Upgrade
HUB : No

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CEWER AT DALLAS
5. Contractor :
Amount :
Source of Funds :
Date of Contract :
Estimated Completion Date:
Project Title:
Brief Oescri ption:
HUB :
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
United Elevator, Incorporated
$44,509.00
675108 Physi cal Pl ant
Se tember 11. 1995
Fe g ruary 8, 1996
Elevator Modi f i cat i ons at "8" Bui I di ng ,
Elevators IB-1, 8-2, and 8-31, Project Number
PA5 - 5413W
Elevator Hodi f i cat ions
No
(BUS I MESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL I NFORMAT I ON 1
Total Number of Contracts:
Total Number Awarded to HUBS:
X of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:
Total Funds:
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS :
X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
BUTU)Iffi SPACE LEASES: The following building space lease has been awarded,
has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancel 1 or for
Business Affairs and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of
Regents :
(FUNDS GOING our)
6 . Agency : Cedar Properties, Incorporated
Funds : $3,843.33 per month for the first 12 months
$6,493.09 for months 13 through 120
Period : October 12, 1995 through October 11, 2Q05
Title/Description: A contiguous piece of vacant land which will
provide a buffer zone for U. T. Southwestern
Medi cal Center.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHMESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRClCTS AND GRAFCrS FOR RESEARCH. EVELOPMEHT, CLINICAL
AND EWCATlONAt SERVICE
Since the Docket for the revious meeting of the U. 7. Board of Regents, the
following activity has ta E en place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research, Oevelopment , Cl inical and Educational Services :
A. Number of Ini ti a1 Grant and Contract Awards
Dock t Tot a I Total
Item f Funds Out Suowrt Haterials
FY 96 566-700 $ 6,685.377.54 $ -0- Report of Awards
FY 96 706-715 4
--- 427.970.00 $ 65,065.0Q Report of lACs
F n
$ 6.42.476.525 $ 435381.72 Report of Contracts
6. Number of Fiscal Amendments t o Grant and Contract Awards
E Increasi ng or Oecreasi ng by 510,000 or Morel
Docket Total Total
Item # Funds In Funds Out Supmrt Materi a1 s
FY96 701-705 4 4 0 6 , m $ -0- Report of Awards
FY 96 716-717 $ 58,087.64 - - Report of IACs
-790 0-06 $ 768,476.00 $ 576,273.00 Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . 7. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONIRACTS OR M S
OVER $500,000
The fol lowing contracts or grants i n an amount over $500,000 have been
awarded, have been admi ni strati vel y approved by the Executi ve Vice Chancel 1 or
for Business Affairs as required, and are recommended for ratification by the
U. T. Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COnING IN)
1. Grantor: Hat f onal Aeronautics and Space Admi ni strati on
No. : NAGW-3582 Supplement No. 2
New Funds ; $1,126,000.00
Current Period; For approxi matel y twel ve months begi nni ng
June I. 1995
Ti tl e/Descri ption : NASA Speci a1 i zed Center of Research and Training:
Mechanisms of Physi ol ogi cal Adaption to
Mi crogravi ty
2. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Center for Research Resources
NO. : 5 P41 RR02584- 08
New Funds : 5547,932.00
Current Period: September 1, 1995 through August 31, 1996
Title/Description: Southwestern Biomedical Magnetic Resonance Facility
3. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
NO. : 5 R37 HL29252- 14
Hew Funds: $507,807.00
Current Period: Septenber 15, 1995 through August 31, 1996
Ti tle/kscription: Causes and Treatment of Primary
Hyperchol ester01 emi a
4. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Institute o f Dlabetes and Digestive and
Kidney D i seases
NO.; 5 P50 DWCA47657-03
New Funds: $724,840.00
Current Period: September 1, 1995 through August 31, 1996
Ti tle/Descrlption: Benign and Hal ignant Prostate Growth
5. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Institutes of Oi abetes and Digestive and
Kidney Oi seases
NO.: 5 PO1 DK20543-19
New Funds : $1,344,919.00
Current Period: September 20, 1995 through August 31, 1996
Title/Description: Formul at ion of Rational Therapy of Nephro7 i thi as1 s
6. Grantor: St. Paul Medical Center
No. : October 16, 1995 (U. T. System Health Affairs
Approval )
New Funds : $918,481.00 (payable i n four equal , quarterly
installments: December 1, 1995, March 1, 1996,
June 1, 1996 and Se tember 1, 1996)
Current Period: September 1. 1995 t rough August 31. 1996
Title/Description: To provide faculty members to participate in the
Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program
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THE UNIVERSIW OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
C m T S CH GWTS OVER $500,000
IFONDS GOING an)
7. Grantor: Perot Systems Corporati on
No. : Task Order UTSW-015 - Amendment
New Funds : $778.500.00
Current Period: September 1, 1995 through August 31. 1998
Tit le/Description: To provide management services for the U. T.
Southwestern Informati on Resources organization
i ncl uding Cl i ni cal Informati on Servi ces,
Informati on Processi ng. and Cl i ent Services

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN HEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
6, Country:
Busi nesslEntity :
No. :
New Funds :
Current Period:
TStl e/Description:
7. Country:
Busi ness/Ent i ty:
No. :
New Funds :
Current Period:
TitlelDescription:
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
(FuFbDS COnING IN)
( Cont i nuedl
Germany
Hoechst Aktiengesel 1 schaft
Check dated September 1, 1995
$191.016.00
Septemkr 1, 1995
Support for the study entitled "Insulin Action on
the Fat Cell " under the direction of J . Oeni s
McGarry. Ph.D., Department of Internal Medicine
Italy
Peregrine Pharmaceut i cal s, Incorporated
Materi a1 Transfer Agreement approved September 8,
1995
Materi a1
September 8, 1995
Giam ietro Gas arini. M.D. will receive materials
5 f:
deve oped in t e 1 aboratory of Phil ip E. Thorp,
Ph.D. at The University of Texas Southwestern
Medlcal Center at Dal 1 as for scient i f i c research
purposes at U.L.S.S. N.8 "Vicenzan Presidio
Ospedal i ero Stabil lmento Di Vi cenza
8. Country: United Kingdom
Bus1 nesslEnti ty : Caroline Neville Associates, LTD
No.: Contract approved August 30, 1995
New Funds: Shall not exceed a proximately $7,500.00 per year
Current Period: October 23. 1995 t 1 rough December 8. 1995
Ti tl e/Descri pti on: To provide coordinatjon of the public relations
services for the Weigel t Wallace Award on behal f
of The Uni versi ty of Texas Southwestern Medi ca7
Center
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T. 6OARO OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
PATEHT LICEWE AGREEMENTS
The fol lowing agreement has been awarded, has been admi ni strati vel y approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and is recommended far
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
1. Licensee:
Fee - Roya l ty :
Period:
Description:
Merck & Company, Incorporated
Whi tehouse Station. New Jersey 08889 -0100
An up-front fee of $100,000 -00 payable in two
installments of $50.000.00 each (first
i nsta 1 lment due upon recei pt of executed
agreements from Board, the second due January 15.
1996). Merck wi 11 pay a mi 1 estone fee of
$700,000.00 upon comerci a1 i nt reduction of each
1 i censed product i dent i f i ed usi ng the assay.
Annual success payments are also made on a
sl iding scale depending on the net sales of each
1 i censed product (annual success payments vary
from $100,000.00 to $1,500,000.00). Annual
success payments wi 1 1 be paid for a period of
seven (7) years fol lowing commerci a7 introduction
of each I 1 censed product.
The term of the agreement extends from
October 11, 1995 for as 1 ong as the 1 i censee
cont i nues to sel l 1 i censed products .
Farnesyl protein transferase plays an important
role f n cancer develo r ent . Thi s 1 i cense
agreement a1 lows the i censee to use farnesyl
protein transferase in assays to identi fy
potential anti-neoplastic compounds.

THE UN l VERS ITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN ME0 I C AL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
EmXlllED CHAIRS MI NAND PROFESSORSHIPS
1995-% INITIAL AND NON-INITIAL, NON-BWD APPOINTMEHTSX
1. College: Southwestern Medical School
Posit ion : 1995 Dallas Heart Ball Chair in Cardiology
Research
Appoi nteelTi t7 e: Helen Hobbs, M.D.
Department : Internal Medicine and Biophysics and Mol ecul ar
B i 01 ogy
Person Bei ng Rep1 aced: Initial Appointment
Effective Date: February 8, 1996
2. College: Southwestern Medical School
Position: Nancy 0. and Jake L. Hamon Distinguished Chair
in Baslc Cancer Research
Appoi ntee/Ti t l e: Eric N. Olson, Ph.D.
Department : Bi ochemi stry , Division of Mol eeul ar Bi 01 ogy and
Oncol ogy
Person Bei ng Rep1 aced : Initial Appointment
Effective Date: February 8, 1996 lRetroactive to
December 1, 1995)
3. College: Southwestern Medical School
Position: J. Fred Schoellkopf. Jr. Chair in Cardiology
Appointee/Title: Charles B. Mulllns, M.D.
Department : Internal Hedicine at U. T. Southwestern
Person Bei ng Rep1 aced: Ini ti a1 Appointment
Effective Date: February 8, 1996
4. College: Southwestern Medical School
Position: Lois C. A. and Darwin E. Smith Distfnguished
Chai r i n Neurol ogi cal Surgery
Appol ntee/Title: Duke Samson, M.D.
Department : Neurol ogi ca l Surgery
Person 8ei ng Rep1 aced : Initi a1 Appointment
Effective Date: February 8, 1996 (Retroactive to
November 11, 1995)
* Personnel and Payroll information will be included in "Amendments to the
1995- 96 Operating Budget" as appropri ate in this or subsequent dockets.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMEHIMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUKEJ
The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full -time nine-month base
rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for
a17 other personnel it is the full -time rate, the appointee receiving a
proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is
ap ointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of
sa 7 aries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.
Full -time
Sgl arv
Effective X No.
Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time MpS. -- Rate @
-TS, PROMOTIONS, AND
SALARY INCREASES
SWTHWESTEW MED ICAL SCHOO t
Anest hes i 01 ogy and Pain Hanagement
1. Darrell L. Tanelian
From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100% 12 213,000
and Director, Pain Management
and Research Center, and
Assi stant Professor of Neurology
To: Holder of the Jane and 9/1 100% 12 213.000
Bill Browning, Jr. Chair
i n Medi ca7 Science , Associ ate
Professor (Tenure) and
Di rector, Pai n Management and
Research Center, and Assi st ant
Professor of Neurology
Source of Funds:
$ 42,600 - Anesthesiology and Pain Management State Funds
127,800 - MSRDP
$ 170,400 - Total Salary
42.600 - MSRDP Augment at i on
-0 - Total Compensation
Appointed as Holder of the Jane and Bill Browning, Jr. Chair in
Medi ca7 Science .
Biophysics and Molecular Genetics
2. Steven L. McKnight 5
Professor (Tenure) of 9/25 33% 12 225,000
Biophysics and Molecular Genetics
Source of Funds:
1- 74,250 - Cell Regulation Lab State Funds
Appointment.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDHENE m THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Cont i nuedl
Ful l -time
Salary
Effective Ik No.
5 oat Mos. Rate RBC
A-TS , PROMOTIONS. AND
SALARY INCREASES
SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHWL (Cont i nued)
Cell Biology and Neuroscience
3. Rolf Joho
From: Associ ate Professor (Tenure) lOOX 12 88,000
of Ce7 1 Biology and Neuroscience
To: Holder of the Ear1 A. 9/1 100% 12 88.000
Forsythe Distinguished Professor in
Biomedical Science and
Associate Professor (Tenure)
of Gel 1 Biology and Neuroscience
Source of Funds:
$ 21,700 - Cell Biology and Neuroscience State Funds
27,000 - Graduate Program - Heurosci ence
12,000 - STARS Program
-0 - Neurosci enceIParal ysis Research Supprt
u8.000 - Total Salary
Appointed as Holder of the Earl A. Forsythe Distinguished Professor
in Biomedical Science.
4. ~uis F. Parada 7
From: Professor of Cell Biology 100% 12 180,000
and Neuroscl ence (Tenure 1
and Director of the Center
for Developmental Biology
To: Hol der of the Di ana and 911 IOOX' 12 180,OOfl
Richard C. Strauss Professorship
in Developmental Biology.
Professor of Cell Biology and
Neuroscience (Tenure). and
Director of the Center for
Developmental Biology
Source of Funds:
$ 21,000 - Research in Molecular Medicine State Funds
105.000 - Excel lence i n Education Funds
26,000 - NIH 5-ROl.NS33199-02
Zs,ooo - NIH 1 R01-NS34296-01
4- - Total Salary
Appointed as Holder of the Diana and Richard C. Strauss
Professorship in Developmental Biology.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' HEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMEFCrS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Cont i nued)
Full -time
$a1 at- y
Effective %: No.
Item. Oepartment. Title. Name Date-- Mos. Rate RBC
APPOINTMENTS , PROMOTIONS, AND
SAMY 1 NCREASES
SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL (Cont i nued)
Hamon Cancer Therapy Center
5. John D. Minna
From: Holder of the Ll sa K. Simons
Distinguished Chair in
Comprehens i ve Oncol ogy, and
Professor (Tenure) of Internal
Medi cine and Pharmacology , and
Director, Harnon Center for
Therapeut i c Oncol ogy Research
To: Holder of the Lisa K. 911
Simmons Oistlnguished Chair in
Comprehensl ve Oncol ogy , and
the Sarah M. and Charles E.
Seay Distinguished Chair in
Cancer Research, and Di rector
of the W. A. "Tex" and Deborah
Moncrief, Jr. Center for Cancer
Genetics, and Professor (Tenure)
of Internal Medi cine and
Pharmacology, and Di rector. Hamon
Center for Therapeutic Oncol ogy
Research
1333
Source of Funds:
$ 119,323 - Hamon Cancer Therapy Cerrter State Funds
49,628 - Lisa K . Si mns Di st i ngui shed C ha i r i n Compre hensi ve
Oncol ogy
41,356 - Sarah M. and Charles E. Seay Distinguished Chair in
Cancer Research
26.396 - W. A. "Tex" and Deborah Moncrief, Jr. Center for Cancer
Genet i cs
14,061 - John R. Johnson Cancer Research Funds
11,5LO - Leroy "Skip" Malouf Cancer Research Fund
6.726 - Nicotine Receptors in Human Lung Cancer
f - Total Salary
Appointed as Holder of the Sarah M. and Charles E. Seay
Distinguished Chair in Cancer Research and Director of the W, A.
"Tex' and Deborah Moncrlef , 3r. . Center Por Cancer Geneti cs .

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
MENMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -time
Sal ar y
Effective % No.
Item, Department. Title. Name - Date- Time Ms. --
Rate @&
APPOINTMENTS. PROMOTIONS, AND
SALARY INCREASES
SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL (Cont i nued)
Internal Medicine
6. David P. Carbone
From: Associ ate Professor (Tenure) of 100% 12 105,500
Internal Medicine
To: Associate Professor 10/1 100% 12 125,000
(Tenure) of Internal Medicine
Source of Funds :
$ 19,500 - Internal Medicine State Funds
26,439 - NIH 5-ROl-CA57856-04
26,439 - NIH 5-RO1-CA61242-02
17,000 - American Cancer Society
35.622 - MSRDP Funds
125_.00P - Total Salary
Sal ary 1 ncrease .
7. Burton Combes 10
From: Professor (Tenure) of
Internal Medicine
To: Holder of the Mr. and 11/9 100% 12 166,200
Mrs. Bruce 6. Brookshire
Professorship in fledidine
and Professor (Tenure) of
Internal Medicine
Source of Funds :
$ 106,200 - Internal Medicine State Funds
60.000 - NIH 5-R01-DK46602-03
$ 166,ZOQ - Total Salary
Appointed as Holder of the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Brookshire
Professorshi p i n Medicine.
Office of Oevel opment
8. William G. McAlister 9
Director, Gift Records 11/6 100% 12 70.000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALMS
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS. AND
SALARY INCREASES
SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL (Cont i nued
Ophthalmology
9. H. Dwight Cavanagh
U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AHEMNTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUffiET
( Cont i nued l
Full -time
Salary
Effective X No.
Date Time Mos. Rate RBC
From: Professor (Tenure) of Ophthalmology 100% 12 212.200
To: Holder of the Dr. W. 11/1 100% 12 212,200
Maxwell Thomas Professorship in
0 hthalmology and Professor
( f enurel of Ophthalmology
Source of Funds:
$ 93,016 - Ophthalmology State Funds
31,250 - NIH 5-R01-
EY 10738-02
6.250 - NIH 5-R01-EY07348-08
20.610 - Bausch & Lornb. Inc.
3.600 - Proctor & Gamble Co.
201274 - MSRDP Funds
175.008
37.200 MSRDP Augmentation
$ 212,200 - Total Salary
Ap inted as Holder of the Or. W. Maxwell Thomas Professorship in
Op I? t ha1 mol ogy .
10. Jerry Y. Niederkorn 12
From: Holder of the Dr. W. Maxwell lOOX 12 129,200
Thomas Professorship i n
Ophthalmol ogy and Professor
(Tenure) of Ophthalmology
To: Holder of theGeorge A. 1111 100% 12 129,200
and Nancy P. Shutt Professorship
in Medical Science and Professor
(Tenure) of Ophthalmology
Source of Funds:
$ 11.416 - Ophthalmology State Funds
6,609 - Graduate Program State Funds
25.830 - NTH 5 R01-EY05631-11
25.830 - NIH 5 R01-EY07641-08
25,880 - NIH 2 837-CA30276- 14A
12,915 - NIH 1 R01-EY09756-01
29.729 - MSRDP Funds
$129.200 - Total Salary
Appointed as Holder of the George A. and Nancy P. Shutt
Professorship in Medi cal Sciences .

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
EQUIPMENT LOAN AWEHEKT
The following items have been approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for
Health Affairs and are submitted for ratification by the U. T. Board of
Regents .
1. Items Loaned: I1 1 umi nati ng system, Photomi crographi c (Stock # 6760 -
439364: Serial # P10973; Cost: $6.510.00)
Drying Apparatus, Bi 01 ogi cal Specimen (Stock # 6640 -
297300: Serial # 5604050-21; Cost: $895.00)
Lender : Veterans Af fai rs Medical Center
Department : Pedi a tri cs
Purpose of loan: To enable Dr. Davld Garver to continue his research
program funded by the Veterans Administration. The
equipment wi 11 a1 1 ow his research coll aborator , Dr.
Anne Bowcock, to continue progress on hls funded
Veterans Ahi ni stration Medl cal Research Merit Review
Program
2. Items Loaned: Evaporator, Vacuum, Laboratory (Stock # 6M0-433184;
Ser i a1 # DNA1 10203903 ; Cost : $4 + 471.25)
Lender : Veterans Affai rs Medical Center
Department : Psychi atry
Purpose of Loan: To enable Dr. David Garver to continue his research
program funded by the Veterans Administration. The
equipment wi 11 a1 low his research collaborator, Or.
Howard Gershenfel d, to continue progress on hi s funded
Veterans Admi ni stration Medi cal Research Merit Review
Program

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
W E OF UNIVERSITY -WED PROPERTY
The following sale has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice
Chancel lor for Health Affairs and i s recommended for ratification by the U. T.
Board of Regents.
1. Item Sold: Beckman 6300 Amino Acid Analyzer
Amount : $21,100.00
Purchaser : Chi 1 dren ' s Medical Center
Department : ' Pharmac~l
ogy
Explanation: This piece of equipment was purchased in February, 1988.
Due to the technology level, age of the equipment, and
annual maintenance cost, it is surplus to the
Department ' s and University' s needs.

THE UN 1 VERS ITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHMES
Ratification is recommended for the following fees and miscellaneous charges
for the 1995-96 academic year. The fees have been administratively approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs. There are no
supplemental fees.
Laboratory Fees
Course Current Proposed
Number Course Title Fee Fee
WSI
WSI I
*MSIII
*MSIV
HCS 3112
HCS 3306
HCS 4309
MT 3102
MT 3107
MT 3305
MT 3306
MT 4401
MT 5237
MT 5494
MT 5638
CD 3341
PO 3013
PO 3101
PO 3613
PO 3921
PO 4001
PO 4100
PO 4513
PO 4523
PO 4611
PO 4721
PT 3331
PT 4111
PT 4122
PT 4124
PT 4132
PT 4140
PT 4151
PT 4224
PT 4344
Bi ochemi stry Lab
Intro to Pathology
Human Anatomy Di ssection Lab
Hi crobi 01 ogy Lab
Intro to Red Blood Cell Lab
Quantitative Lab Methods
Instrumentation
Clinical Chemistry
Meth in Immunohematology LB I-SBB
Res in Immunohematology-SBB
Meth in Imunohematology LB I1 -SBB
Food Science
Lower Limb Orthotics
Prosthetics -0rthoti cs Techni ues
Lower Extremities-Orthotics
Lower Limb Prosthetics I
Lower Limb Prosthetics 11
CAD in Prosthetics & Orthotics
Upper Limb Orthot i cs
Lower Extremities-Orthotics II
Spinal Orthoti cs
Upper Limb Prosthetics
Muscul oskel eta7 Eval /Mgmt Lab
Basic PT Procedures I Lab
Physical Agents I Lab
Eval uati ve Procedures Lab
Physical Agents It Lab
Neurological Eval/Mgmt Lab I
Pathoki nesiol ogy Lab
Therapeutic Exercise Lab
Cardiopulmonary Eval /Mgmt
*Charged a flat rate for year.
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THE WIVERSITY OF TW nmlu mw AT WVESTW
Dr. Charles B. Hullins
Executive Vice Chancel 1 or
for Health Affairs
The University of Texas Systea
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Hulllns:
December 15, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meting of the Board of Regents is
submitted for your reconmendation and presentatton to the Board.
I recumend approval.
Sincerely,
President
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Paqe No.
Gifts from Private Donors and Foundations (including Endowment
Matching Fund Allocation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G- 3
Busi ness Contracts for Servi ces ( I ncl udi ng Mi nor
Construction Projects) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G- 4
Contracts and Grants for Research, Development . Cl i ni cal
and Educational Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G- 5
Over 8500,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G- 6
Standard Affiliation Agreements (including Standard Agreement of
Academic Cooperati on with Foreign Insti tut70ns . . . . . . . . . . . G- 7
Endowed Chai rs and Named Professorshi ps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G -10
Amendments to the 1995-96 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-ll
Fees and Mi sce7 1 aneous Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-26

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
The following g ift has been received and is recommended for acceptance by the
U. T. Board of Regents :
1. Donor Name: The Carl J. Herzog Foundation. Inc.
Col l egelSchoo1 i School of Medicine
Department : The Univeristy of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
Medi cal Student Ai d Endowment
Purpose : amendment to make additional contributions to the
init:al Endowment
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $1,000,000.00
* No letter of transmittal received from the donor

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
BU I LO ING SPACE LEASES : The fol 1 owi ng bui 7 di ng space 1 eases have been awarded.
have been admi ni strati vel y approved by the Executi ve Vice Chancel lor for
Business Affairs and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of
Regents :
1. Agency:
Funds :
Peri od :
TitlelDescr~ ption:
2. Agency:
Funds :
Peri od :
TitlelDescription:
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
Mr. Jim Baker
$825.00 month
September 15, 1995 through
September 14, 1997
tease of 1166 square feet of space located
at 304 Tanglewood Drive in Dickinson,
Texas to be ut i 1 i zed by Early Chi 1 dhood
Intervent i on. Project Launch
A1 v i n Commurli ty Health Endeavor, Inc .
8300 per month
July 1. 1995 through June 30, 1996
Lease of Building A located at 1111 West
Adoue Street in Alvin, Texas to he
utilized by the UTMB Ob-Gyn Department

THE UVIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BPANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the
following activity has taken place with regard t o Contracts and Grants for
Research. Development. Clinical and Educational Services:
A. Number nf Ini ti a1 Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Tota 1 Total
Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials
FY 96 241-330 $ 7,399,295.80 $ 311,313.12 Report of Awards
FY 96 331-357 $410,905,221.47 $ 1.073.453.46 Report of IACs
FY 96 359-421 -319.95 B 1,402,473.00 Report of Contracts
B. Number of FI scal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by $10,000 or Morel
Docket Total Tot a 1
Item # Funds In Funds Out Sumort Materi a1 s
Report of Awards
FY 96 358 % 10.000.00 - Report of IACs
Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSlTY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
COWRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000
The fol lowing contracts cr grants in an amount over $500.000 have been
awarded, have been admi ni st rat i vel y approved by the Execut i ve Vi ce Chancel 1 or
for Health Affairs as required, and are recommended for ratification by the
U. T. Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN)
Grantor: 810-Medical Applications of Texas. Inc., d/b/a
Bio-Medical Applications of Galveston. and d/b/a
Bio-Medical Applications of Texas City, Texas
New Funds : $1,275,000 for the f~rst three years after wh~ch
the parties wi 11 negotiate the remain1 ng Medical
Services Fee
Current Peri od : January 1, 1995 through December 31, 1999
Ti tle/Oescription: To provide for a Medical Director and other
qualified physicians to staff the hernodialysis
treatment centers of Bio-Medical Applicat~ons of
Texas, Inc. located in Galveston and Texas City,
Texas
2. Grantor: Galves ton County Health Di strlct
New Funds : $546,341.00
Current Peri od : July 1. 1995 through June 30, 1996
Ti tle/Descri ption: To jointly sponsor the provision of family practice
services and a family practice training site for
UTMB residents and students
3. Grantor: . Department of Health and Human Services
Division of Medicine
Bureau of Health Professions, HRSA
NO.: 5 U76 PE00238-05
New Funds : $1.648.379
Current Peri od: September 30, 1995 through September 29, 1996
Ti t?e/Descri ption: Area Health Educati on Center

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The fol lowing affi 1 i a t i on agreements have been admi ni strati vely approved by
the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Health Affai rs and fol low one of the
standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of
General Counsel .
I. Facility:
Date :
Purpose:
2. Facility
Date:
Purpose :
3. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
4. Facility:
Date:
Purpose:
5. Facility
Date:
Purpose :
6. Facility:
Date:
Purpose
Date:
Purpose:
fi. Facil~ty
Date :
Purpose :
9. Facility:
Date :
Purpose :
Abi 1 ene Work Assessment Center, Inc.
Abi 1 ene , Texas
October 13, 1995
To provide hedl th care re1 ated educatlonal
experi ences
Brentwood Place 111
Dallas, Texas
October 1, 1995
70 provide health care related educatlonal
experi ences
Col umbi a/HCH R i o Grande Regi anal Hospital
McAl 1 en , Texas
October 11, 1995
To provi de heal t h care re1 ated educational
experiences
First Asnerican Home Care of Texas, Inc.
Houston, Texas
September 14, 1995
To provide health care related educational
exper i ences
Gaspard's Nursing Care Center
Port Arthur, Texas
November 15, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experi ences
Golden Triangle Convalescent Center
Port Arthur, Texas
November 15, 1995
To provi de health care re: a ted educati onal
experi ences
IHS of Houston. Inc. d/b/a IHS Hospital of Houston
Houston, Texas
October 17, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experi ences
Li fc Resource
Beaunon t , Texas
November 15. 1995
To provide health care re? ated educational
expe ri ences
Memorial Sisters of Charity Health Network
Houston, Texas
October 5, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educd ti onal
experi ences

10. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
Date:
Purpose:
12. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
13. Facility:
Date:
Purpose:
14. Facility:
Date:
F'urpose :
15. Facility:
Date :
Purpose
16. Facility:
Date:
Purpose:
17. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
THE UN lVERSlTY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
STANDARO AFFI LI AT1 ON AGREEMENTS
(Continued)
Mid-Jefferson Hospital
Fort Hood, Texas
November 15, 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experi ences
Nederl and Hea 1 thcare Center
Nederl and. Texas
November 16, 1995
To provide health care related educational
experi ences
Olsten Kimberly Quality Care
Li bcrty . Texas
August 31, 1995
To provide health care related educdtional
experiences
Physical Therapy Clinic of Paris
Paris. Texas
October 17, 1995
To provide health care related educational
experiences
Preferred Rehabi l i tati on Network, Inc .
A1 buquerque, New Mexi co
October 16, 1995
To provide health care related educat~onal
experi ences
Texas Department of Health
Aust i n , Texas
October 6. 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
exper i ences
St. Joseph Hospital
Houston, Texas
September 26. 1995
To provide health care related educat-ional
experi ences
Wichita General Hospi ta7
Wichita Falls. Texas
October 16. 1995
To provide health care related educational
exper i ences

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS
The fol lowi ng agreement of academi c cooperati orl wi th a foreign i ns ti tuti on has
beeti admi ni strati vely approved by the Executive Vice Chancel 1 or for Health
Affairs and follows the standard format approved by the U. T. Board of
Regents.
Country :
Faci 1 i ty
Date:
Purpose :
Paraguay
Universidad Nacional de Asuncion
Facul tad De Ci encl as Medi cas
Effective October 19. 1995; may be cancel led by
either party
The Univers~ty of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
and Universidad Nacional De Asuncton. Facultad De
Ciencias Medicas will establish a program of
exchange and collaboration and promote in~erest in
teaching and research activities of the
institutions and deepen the understanding of the
economi c , cultural and soci a1 i ssues envi ronment of
the institutions

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
ENDOWED CHAIRS AND NAMED PROFESSORSHIPS
1995 - 96 INITIAL AND NON INITIAL, NDN - BUDGETED APPOINTMENTS*
1. College: School of Medicine
Position: Clara Ti bbetts Phi 11 i ps Professorship in
Anesthesi 01 ogy
Appoi ntee/Ti tl e: Mark H. Zornow, M.D.
Department : Anesthesiology
Person Bei ng Rep1 aced : I ni ti a 1 Appoi ntment
Effective Date: September 1, 1995
*Pet3sonnel and Payroll information ill be I nc7uded in "Amendments to the
1995-96 Operating Budget" as appropriate in this or subsequent dockets.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
The tern "rate" for academic institutions is the full, -time nine-month base
rate and for health institutions is the full -time twelve-month base rate; for
a1 1 other personnel it is the full 1 -time rate, the appointee receiving a
proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is
appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of
salaries, unless otherwise shown. is the departmental salaries account.
Full -time
Sal arv
Effective % No.
Time Mos. Rate
Item. De~artment , Title. Name Date -
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTm, AND
SALARY INCRFASES
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Anesthesi 01 ogy
1. Mark ti. Zornow (Tenure)
From: Professor
To: Clara Tibbetts Phi 11 ips
Professorship in
Anesthesiology and
Professor
Source of Funds
$ 42.500 - State
94,649 - MSRDP Grant
8137,149 - Total Salary
52.851 - MSROP Augmentation
$190.000 - Total Cornpensati on
Internal Medicine
2. Norbert J. Roberts, Jr. (Tenure)
From: Paul R. Stalnaker, M.D.
Di st1 ngui shed Professorship
and Professor
To: Paul R. Stalnaker. M.D.
Di sti ngui shed Professorshi p
and Professor 9/ 1 100 12 190,000
Source of Funds:
$103.OUU - Stdte
9,000 - MSROP Grant
8112,000 - Total Salary
78,000 - MSRDP Augmentat i on
- Total Compensation
1410

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Conti nued)
Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department. Title, Name Date- Time Mos. Rate RRC
SCHOOL OF MEDIC I NE ( Cont i nued >
Internal Medicine (Continued)
3. Robert L. Safi rstein (Tenure)
From: Paul R. Stalnaker, M,D.
Di st i ngui shed Professorship
and Professor 100 12 207.500
To: Paul R. Stalnaker, M.D.
Ui sti ngui shed Professorshi p
and Professor 9/ 1 100 12 201,013
Source of Funds :
$110,828 - State
4,459 - MSRDP Grant
4,422 - Paul R. Stalnaker. M.D. Professorship
$119.709 - Total Salarv
-81 j304 - MSROP ~u~mhtation
$201,013 - Total Compensation
4. Roger O. Soloway (Tenure)
From: Marie €3. Gale Centennial
Professorsh~ p and Professor 100 12 175,000
To: Marie B. Gale Centencia1
?rofessorship and Professor 9/1 100 12 172,022
Source of Funds;
8107.320 - MSROP Grant
6,095 - Marie 5. Gale Centennial Professorship
$113,415 - Total Salary
- 58,607 - MSRDP Augmentat i on
8172,022 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO ME 1995-96 BUDGET
(Conti nued)
Full -time
Sal arv
Effective X No.
It em, Department . Ti t l e . Name Date --
Time Mos. Rate EL
SCHOOL Of MEDICINE (Continued)
Internal Medicine (Continued)
5. Owen B. Hol land (Tenure)
From: Raymond L. Gregory
Professorship j n Internal
Medi ci ne
To: Raymond I. Gregory
Professorship in Internal
Medi ci ne
Source of Funds :
$ 81,738 - MSRDP Grant
4.143 - Raymond L. Gregory Professorship i n Internal Medicine
$ 85.881 - Total Salary
36,806 - MSRDP ~ugkitation
$122.687 - Total Compensation
6. W i 11 i am J . DeGroot (Tenure) 17
From: Professcr 100 12 113.000
To: Professor 911 100 12 109,821
Source of Funds :
$ 5.000 - State
71.875 - MSRDP Grant
$ 76,875 - Total Salary
32.946 - MSRDP Augmentat i on
$109,821 - Total Compensation
7. Donald J. Dipette (Tenure)
FTM: Professor
To: Professor
Source of Funds :
$ 62,682 - State
43,018 - DHHS Grant
$105,700 - Total Salary
75.300 - MSROP Augmentation
$181,000 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -time
Salary
Effective X No.
Item, Department, Title, Name Date- Time Flos. Rate RBC
SCHOOL OF MEDIC IN€ (Continued
Interna 1 Medi ci ne (Cont i nued)
8. John R. Mathias (Tenure)
From: Professor 100 12 152,034
To: Professor 91 1 100 12 151.053
Source of Funds :
B 84.337 - MSROP Grant
20,000 - Departments 1 Research
$104.337 . - Total Salarv - - -
46.716 - MSRDP Augmentation
$151 .053 - Total Compensation
9. Marschall S. Runge (Tenure)
From: John Sealy Distinguished Centennial
Chair in Cardi 01 ogy and Professor 100 12 275,000
To: John Sealy Distinguished Centennial
Chai r in Cardiology
and Professor 9 / 1 100 12 265,000
Source of Funds :
$246.320 - Cardiac Research and Cardiac Clinical Program
18.680 - John Sealy Centennial Chair in Cardiology
$265.000 - Total Salary
10. Barry F. Uretsky (Tenure) 12
From: Professor 100 12 240,000
To: Professor 9/ 1 100 12 230.000
11. Michael C . Boyars (Tenure) 3
From: Associ ate Professor 100 12 118,300
To: Associate Professor 91 1 100 12 115.000
Source of Funds :
$ 80,500 - State
B 80.500 - Total Salary
34.500 - MSRDP Augmentation
$115,000 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Conti nuedl
Full -t~me
Salary
Effective % No.
Time Mos. Rate
- Item, Department Title, Mame
Date -- RBC
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (Continued)
Internal Medicine (Continued)
12. Suzanne McCl ure (Tenure)
From: Assocl ate Professnr 100 12 142,645
To: Associate Professor 9/ 1 100 12 135.852
Source of Funds :
B 50,080 - State
6.250 - DHHS Grant
38,766 - MSRDP Grant
B 95,096 - Total Salary
40.756 - MSRDP Augmentation
$135,852 - Tota 1 Cornpensat i on
13. Joseph M. Shabot (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor
To: Assoc~ate Professor
Source of Funds :
$115,500 - State
8115,500 - Total Salary
44.550 - MSRDP Augment at i on
$160.050 - Total Compensation
14. Randall J. Urban (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor
To: Associate Professor
Source of Funds :
$ 76,420 - State
$ 76.420 - Total Salary
32,752 - MSRDP ~ugmehtation
$109,172 - Total Cornpensat-ion

THE UN I VERS ITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Conti nued)
Sa 1 ary
Effective % No.
Item. Oe~a rtment , Tit 1 e, Name Date - Tme Mos. Rate RBC
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (Continued 1
Pathology
15. Oavid H. Walker (Tenure)
From: Professor and Chairman 100 12 286,000
To: Professor and Chai man,
Carmage and Martha Wall s
Di sti ngui shed Chai r in
Tropical Diseases 9/9 100 12 286,000
Source of Funds:
$130,174 - State
- 110,974 - MSRDP Grant
$241 .I48 - Total Salary
44,852 - MSRDP Augmentat.ion
- Total Compensation
Interr~al Medicine: Interdi sci pl i nary
Medical Education Program (IMEP) (NOS)
16. Michael A. Ainsworth (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor. Internal
Medicine: Assistant Dean of
Educati ona 1 Af fa 1 rs . IMEP 100 12 117,935
To: Associate Professor, Internal
Medicine; Assistant Dean of
Educational Affairs, iMEP 9/ 1 100 12 114,500
Source of Funds
$ 36,937 - State
43,213 - MSRDP Grant
$ 80.150 - Total Salarv
34,350 - MSRUP ~u~rn&tatlon
$114,500 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVETON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department, Title, Name a t e - Time Mos. Rate RBC
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (Continued)
Internal Medicine: Microbiology and
Immunology IWOSI
17. Jerry C. Daniels (Tenure)
From: Edna S, and William C. Levin
Professorship in Internal
Med i ci ne and Professor,
Internal Medicine; Professor
MJ crobi 01 ogy and Immunology
To: Edna S. and William C. Levin
Professorship in Internal
Medi cine and Professor,
Internal Medicine; Professor
Mi crobi 01 ogy and Imunol ogy 9 / 1 100 12 206,774
Source of Funds :
$106,609 - State
3,133 - Edna 5. and Wi 11 i am C. Levin Professorship
$109.742 - Total Salary
97,032 - MSRDP ~ugrnentation
$206,774 - Total Compensat~on
Ivternal Medicine; Pathology (NOS)
18. Jeffrey R. Lisse (Tenure}
From: Associate Professor, Internal
Medicine and Pathology 100 12 145.000
To: Associate Professor. Internal
Medic i ne and Pathology 9/ 1 100 12 140,211
Source of Funds :
B 85,422 - State
5.726 - MSRDP Grant
B 92.148 - Total Salarv
49:063 - MSRDP ~ugmehtation
$140,21i - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
(Cont i nued)
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time Mos, Rate - RBC
SCHOOL OF MEDIC IN€ ICont i nued)
Interna 1 Medi cine; Pharmacology and
Toxicology (NOS)
19. A1 lan Green (Tenure)
From: Professor, lnternal Medicine
and Pharmacology and
Tox-i col ogy
To: Professor, lnternal Medicine
and Pharmacol ogy and
Toxi col ogy
Source of Funds :
$ 18,226 - State
13.333 - DHHS Grant
68.491 - MSRDP Grant
33.350 - Sankyo Grant
$133,400 - Total Salary
lnternal Medicine; Physiology and
Biophysics (NOS)
20. Elsa N. Bello-Reuss (Tenure)
From : Professor, Interna 1 Medi cine
and Physiology and Biophysics
To: Professor, Internal Medicine
and Physiology and Biophysics
Source of Funds :
B 83,688 - State
$ 83.688 - Total Salary
35,867 - MSROP ~ugrnentation
$119,555 - Total Compensation

THE UN I V ERS ITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
Item. Ce~artment, T n
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (Conti nued)
Internal Medicine, Physiology
and Biophysics (WOSI (Continued)
21. Akhil Bidani (Tenure)
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
{Conti nuedl
Effective
Date
%
Time
Full -time
Salary
No.
Mos. Rate RBC
From: Professor. Internal Medicine
and Phys i ol ogy and Bi ophysi cs 100 12 170,000
To : Professor. Internal Medici ne
and Physiology and Biophysics 911 100 12 165.000
Source of Funds :
$ 57.000 - State
37.50Q - DHHS Grart
$ 94,500 - Total Sa1ar.y
7.0.500 - MSRDP ~ul;m&tation
$165,004 - Total Compensation
22. Richard O. Bukoski (Tenure)
From: Associate Pr~fessor, Internal
Medicine and Physiology and
Bi ophysi cs 100 12 85,377
To: Associate Professor. Internal
Medicine and Phy si 01 ogy and
Bi ophys i cs 9/ 1 100 12 78,801
Source of Funds:
$70,000 - State
8,601 - MSRDP Grant
$78.@01 - Total Salary

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Conti nued)
Full -time
- Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department, Title, Name Date T i Mos. Rate - RBC
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (Conti nued 1
1 nternal Medi ci ne : Phys i 01 ogy
and Biophysics (NOS) (Conti nued)
23. David W. Good (Tenure>
From: Associate Professor, Internal
Medi ci ne and Physiology and
Bi ophys i cs 100 12 82.000
To: Associate Professor. Internal
Medicine and Physiology and
Bi ophys~ cs 9/ 1 10Q 12 78,263
Source of Funds
$40.560 - State
37,703 - MSRDP Grant
$78,263 - Total Salary
Internal Medicine: Human Biological
Chemi stry and Genetics (WOS> :
pathology (WOS)
24. Jack 8. Alperin (Tenure)
From: Professor, Internal Medicine.
Human Biological Chemistry and
Genet i cs and Pathology 100 12 144,000
To: Professor, Internal Medicine,
Human Biological Chemistry and
Genet i cs and Pat ho 1 ogy 9/1 100 12 139,414
Source of Funds:
$ 50.000 - State
47,590 - MSRDP Grant
$ 97,590 - Total Salarv
41 ,824 - MSRDP ~ugrngntat
i on
- Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRAKCH AT GALVESTON
U . ' . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1336
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 - 96 BUQGET
(Cont i nuedl
Full -time
Sal a ry
Effective % No.
It,em, Department, Title, Name a e --
Time Mos. Rate - RBC
SCHOOL OF MEDTClNE (Cant i nued)
Interna 1 Medi ci ne ; Mi crobi ol ogy
and immunology INUS) : Physiology
and Biophysics (NOS)
25. James F. Leary {Tenure)
From: Professor. Internal Medicine,
Mi crobi olo y and Immunology
and Physio ogy and Biophysics 1QO 12 103,000
B
To: Professor. Internal Medici ne.
Mi crobi 01 ogy and Immunology
and Physiology and Biophysics 911 100 12 100,000
Source of Fuflds
$ 64.920 - State
35.000 - DHHS Grant
80 - MSRDP Grant
- Total Salary
SCHOOL OF MEOTCINE: SCHOOL OF
ALLIED HEAI TH SCIENCES
Internal Medicine : Microbiology and
Immunology (NOS) ; Pathology (WOS) ;
Physician Assistant Studies (NOS)
26. Richard 0. Pol ldr-d (Tenure)
From: Professor, Internal Medic? ne.
Mi crobi 01 ogy and Irnrnunol ogy .
Pathology and Physician
Assi stant Studies
To: Professor, Internal Mcdi c i ne,
Mi crobi 01 ogy and immunol cgy ,
Pat3ology and Physici an
Ass1 stant Studies
Source of Funds
$ 49,781 - DHHS Grants
63.606 - MSRDP Grant
$113.387 - Total Salary
48.595 - MSRDP Augment at i on
$16:,982 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTCN
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' VEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
( Cont i nued 1
Full-time
Sdlarv
Effective % No.
Item, Department. Title, Name Date Time Mos. Rate
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE; UNIVERSITY
HOSPITALS
Internal Medi cine ; Heal thcare
Epi demi o 1 ogy
27. C. G. Mayhall (Tenure)
From: Professor, Internal
Medicine: Medical Director
of Infection Control ,
Healthcare Epidemiology
To: Professor. Internal
Medi ci ne; Medical Di rector
of Infection Control ,
Heal thcarqe €pi demi ology
Source of Funds
% 99,404 - State
$ 99.400 - Total Salary
42,600 - MSRDP Augmentation
8142,000 - Total Compensati on
Internal Medicine: Insti t~te for
the Yedi cal Humanities (WOS) :
Hospital Ethics
28. Eugene V. Boi sauhin (Tenure)
Fr~m: Associate Professor, Internal
Medicine and Institute for
the Medical Humanities: Staff
Physician. Hospital Fthics
To: Associate Professor, Internal
Med~cine and Institute for
the Medical Humanities; Staff
Phjsici an, Wosp~ tal Ethics 9/1 100 12 115,850
So~rce of Funds :
9 76,507 - State
21,965 - The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
B 98.472 - Total Saldry
17,378 - MSRDP ~ugrnehtation
$115.850 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
(Conti nuedl
Full -time
Sal arv
Fffective % No.
Item, De~artment, Title. Name Date Mos. Rate - RE C
SCHOOL OF MEDIC I NE ; UNIVERSITY
HOSPITALS ( Cont i nued
Internal Medicine: Obstetrics
and Gynecology (WDSI : Cl i nical
Research Center
29. Charles A. Stuart
From: Professor, Internal Medicine
and Obstetrics and Gynecology;
Director, Clinical Research
Center 100 12 154.000
To: Professor, Internal Medici ne
and Obstetr i cs and Gynecology :
Director, Clinical Research
Center 9/ 1 100 12 148,800
Source of Funds :
$ 54.160 - State
50,000 - DHHS Grant
$104.160 - Total Salary
441640 - MSRDP ~ugmktation
$148,800 - Total Compensation
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE; RESEARCH
ENHANCEMENT
Office of the Vice President
for Academic Affairs, Office
of the Dean of Medicine,
Internal Medicine (NOS),
Research Support Programs
V i ce Presi dent for Academi c
Affairs, Office of the Vice
President for Academic Affai rs ;
Dean of Medicine, Offlce of the
Dean of Medicine: Professor.
Internal Medic~ne; Vice President
For Academic Affairs. Research
Support Programs
30. George M. Berni er 11 / 1 100 12 242,000 33
Source of Funds :
$152.440 - State
89.560 - MSRDP Grant
$242,000 - Total Salary

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGtNTS' MEETlYG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENOMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Conti nued)
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department, Title , Name Oate Tine Mos. Rate fa
SCHOOL OF MEDIEIN€: MARINE
BIOMEDICAL INSTITUTE
Internal Medici ne, Pathology IWOS)
Orthopedic Sdrgery (WOS). Marine
Biomedical Insti tute-Mari ne
Medi c i ne
31. Jon T. Mader (Tenure)
From: Professor, Internal
Medici ne, Pathology and
Orthopedic Surgery:
Chief Marine Medicine
Division, Marine Biamedical
Insti tute-Mari ne Medicine
To: Professor, Internal
Medicine. Pathology and
Orthopedic Surgery ;
Chi e f Mar i ne Medi ci ne
Division. Marine Biomedical
Insti tute-Mari ne Medicine 91 1 1CO 12 153.7:7
Source of Funds:
B 86,488 - State
18,314 - MSRDP Grant
$104,802 - Total Salary
48.915 - MSRDP Augmentation
$153,717 - Total Compensation

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL 3RANCH AT GALVESTON
U. T. NARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Advanced Research and Advanced Techno1 ogy Programs
32. Amount of Transfer:
From: A1 l oca t i on of General Revenue
by Coordinating Board
To: Advanced Research Technology
Program for:
Naseem Ansari /Burgess Chri stensen
Alan Barrett
Kenneth Beatti e
Wi l11am BufordlSteven Uiegas
Harvey Fi shman
Robert Fox
Phi1:ip Lee
Oanxia Liu
Suni 1 Jayal ath W i ma1 awansa
Hao Yi ng/Eri c Vansonuenberg
Transfer funds to establ i sh budgets for various Coordinating Eoard Advanced
Resea rch/Technol ogy Program projects as awarded by co~npet i ti ve revi ew .

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U. 1.. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Rat~fication is recommended for the following cumulative l~sting of fees and
mi scel 1 ane~us charges for the 1996-97 academic year. The fees have been
admi ni strati vel y approved by the Executive Vi ce Chancel l or for Health Af fa1 rs
Course
Number
Course Title
Laboratory Fees
CORE 3022 Introduction to Human Anatomy
HEIM 3205
HEIM 3307
HElM 3343
HEIM 3344
HERS 3324
HUBS 3018
and Physiology
Health Care Statistics
Nosol oqi c Systems
Documentation and Evaluation
Health Information Systems
Biomedical Statistics
Studi es i n Human Neurosci ences
HUBS 3039 Human Anatomy for Rehabilitation Prof.
HUBS 3202
HUBS 3218
HUBS 3303
HUBS 3319
HU0S 3321
HUBS 3401
HUBS 3630
HUBS 4016
HUBS 4017
HUBS 4035
HUBS 4325
HUBS 4424
MEDT 3229
MEDT 3230
MEDT 3231
MEDT 3302
MEOT 3310
MEDT 3317
MEDT 3401
MEDT 3415
MEDT 3513
MEDT 4518
MEDT 4520
ME01 4521
MEDT 4027
Human Anatomy & Physi ol ogy I
Introduction of Cl i nical Neurology
Human Anatomy for Primary Care Prof.
heurosci ences for Heal th Prbfessi anal s
Programming and Applications for
Microcomputers
Human Anatomy & Physiology 1
Human Anatomy and Physlolog,y 111
5 t ud i es i n Human Anatomy
Studies in Human Physiology
Computer Ut i 1 i zat i on for Management
Neurosci ences/PT
Human Anatomy for Physical Therapists
Parasitology
Mycology
Urine & Body Fl [lid
Laboratory Techniques
Mi crobiol ogy I
Hematology I
Lab Techniques
Immuno 1 ogy
Organic Chemistry
Hematology 11
Clinical Chemistry T
Clinical Chemistry I1
Cl i ni cal Laboratory Methods
MEDT 4093 Independent-Investigat~ve Studies
MEDT 4412
MEDT 4416
MEDX 4093
MICR 6316
MTCR 6317
Microbiology III
Immunohema to1 ogy
Independent-Investigative Studies
My col ogy
Parasi to1 ogy
Current
Fee
Proposed
Fee
--

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
Course
N timber Course Ti t7e
MICR 6602
OCCT 3205
OCCT 3208
OCCT 3218
OCCT 3306
OCCT 3307
OCCT 3317
OCCT 3319
OCCT 4090
OCCT 4122
OCCT 4220
OCCT 4321
OCCT 4324
OCCT 4326
OCCT 4423
OCCX 41190
PHAS 3125
PHAS 3127
PHAS 3222
PHAS 3321
PHAS 3406
PHAS 3662
PHYT 4222
PHYT 4223
PMYT 4312
PHYT 4411
PHYT 4426
PHYT 5342
PHYT 5343
PHYT 5344
PHYT 5352
PHYT 5353
PHYT 5446
PHYT 5554
PHYT 6371
PHYT 6372
PHYT 6373
b. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MI SCELCANEOUS CHARGES
(Conti nued)
Laboratory Fees
Med Mi cr~bi 01 ogy
Occupat i ona 1 Therapy Pract i ce Ski 1 1 s
Therapeutic Activities
Rehabi 1 i tati ve Approach in Occupational
Therapy I
Bas i c Concepts i n Occupat i onal Therapy
Biornechani cal Approach i n Occupat i onal
Therapy
Evaluations in Occupational Therapy
Rehabilitative Approach in Occupational
Therapy I I
Speci a1 Topics i n Occupati onal Therapy
Current
Fee
--
Work and Human Occupation 11 4.00
Upper Extremi ty Orthot i cs and
Prosthet~ cs 4.00
Work and Human Occupation I 6.00
Advanced Professi ona 1 Concepts i n
Occupati ona l Therapy 6.00
Psychosoci a1 Approach i n Occupat i onal
Therapy 6.00
Developmental /Neurodevel opmenta l
Approach i n Occupat I onal Therapy 8.00
Speci a1 Topics QT 2.001
6.00
Human Dynamics I 10 00
HUM^ Dynamics III 6.00
Patient Evaluation II 2.00
Pdtient Evaluation I 12.00
Problem Sol vi ng Techniques I 2.00
Introductory Clerkship 30.00
Basic Sciences for Physical Therapists 2.00
Ki nesi 01 ogy for Physical Therap1 sts 2.00
Thermal Agents b El ectrotherapeut i c
Exerc i se 5.00
Introduction t.o Patient Care &
€7 ect rotherapeut i cs Procedures 4.00
Cardiorespi ratory Dl sorders & Other
Medical Condit~ons 4.00
Advanced Therapeutic Exerci se &
Muscle Testing 5.00
Tntro Ortho Frobs 4.00
UiQ Ortho Eva1 & Management 4.00
L/Q Ortho Eva1 & Management 4.00
Neuro Foundati ons 4.00
Social Hlth Trend 4.00
Related Ortho Top 5.00
Adult Neuro Disord 6.00
Related Topics Neurologic Physical Therapy 4.00
Management & Health Systems in Physical Therapy 2.00
Evaluat~on & Mdndgement of Pediatric Disorders 4.00
Proposed
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
Course
Number - Course Ti t le
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued)
Laboratory Fes
Current Proposed
Fee Fee
PHYT 6374 Independent Study I 4.00 4.00
RESC 3124 Critical Care Instrumentation 10.00 10.00
RESC 3203 Pul monary Function 5.00 5.00
RESC 3232 Pul monary Funct i ons 5.00 5.00
RESC 3415 Respiratory Therapeutics 10.00 lO.00
RESC 3421 Respiratory Therapeutics 10.00 10.00
RESC 3702 Phys i o Moni tori ng 5.00 0.00
RESC 372 1 Phys i 01 og i c Moni tori ng 15.00 15.00
RESC 4213 Advanced Cardiac Life Support 10.00 10.00
RESC 4263 Advanced Cardiac Li fe Support & Cl inical Sirn. 10.00 10.00
NURS 3172 Nursi ng Therapeutics 2.00 2.00
NURS 3195 Nurs i ng Process : The Chi l dbeari ng
Farni 1 y 5.00 5.00
NUKS 3205 Nursi ng Process : Fami 1 ies with Chi ldren 5.00 5.00
NURS 3409 Nursing: The 01 der Adult 5.00 5 00
NURS 3440 Health Assessment 5.00 5.00
NURS 3520 Speci a1 ized Topics in Nursing 2.001 2. OO/
6.00 6.00
NURS 3530 Independent Study 2.001 2.00/
6.00 6.00
NURS 3620 Nursing: Introduction to Clinical Concepts 5.00 5.00
NURS 3720 Nursing: The Adult 5.00 5.00
NURS 4222 Nursing with Groups 2.00 2.00
NVRS 4244 Nursi ng Process : Communi ty Hea 1 th 4.00 3.00
NURS 4255 Nursing Process: Mental Health 5.00 5.00
NURS 4274 Rol e Devel opment : Leaders hi p/
Management 4.00 4.00
NURS 4593 Nursing Process: Cr~tical ly I11 Infants,
Children and Adult 0.00 3.00
NURS 4603 Emergency Nurs i ng 3.00 3.00
NURS 4643 Int raoperati ve Nursing 3.00 3.00
PMCH 6421 Envi ronmenta l Chemi st ry 8.00 8.00
School of Medic~ne Flat fee - varies by level of year 24.00/ 24.00/
32.00 32.00

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ME0 ICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON
U, T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND M ISCELlANEOUS CHARGES t Cont i nued)
STUDENT SERVICES FEES
Ratification is recommended for the following student serv'ces fees to be
effective beginning with the Fall Semester 1996. The statutory reqmrements
for involvement of a student services fees committee have been met and an
af f i rmati ve vote of the student government (Student Fees Advi sory Commi ttee 1
has been secured for i ncreases of 10% or more for cornpul sory fees. The fees
have been admi ni strati vel y approved by the Execut i ve Vi ce Chancel 1 or for
Health Affai rs.
Fol 1 owi ng Regental approva 1 , the appropr~ ate component cat a 1 og wi 1 1 be amended
to ref1 ect these new fees.
Compul sorv Student Servi ces Fee
for the
Graduate School of Bi omedi cal Sci ences
School of Allied Health Sciences
School of Nursing
Current Proposed Percent
Rate Rate Increase
Per Semester Credit Hour $ 7.00 $ 7.50 10%
Maxi mum $84.00 $90.00 10%
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Compulsorv S-
for the
School of Medicine

HOUSTON
HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER M. David LOW. M.D., P ~D.
Rrsidrnt
Charles 8. Mullins, M.O.
Executive Vice Chancel 1 or
for Health Affairs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Attn: System Budget Office
Dear Or. Mullins:
December 20, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meeting of the Board of Regents i s
submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.
I recommend approval.
Sincerely, /-
President
1;T-Hous:on . 7 W Fannbn Su~rc 17.0137 D Housron, Terns 77030 r 7 13) 79l4975 FAX 7924986
Locmwd in rhr Ttxar Mcdicrl Ccnrer
HH- 1

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
GIRS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
The following gi fts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by
the U. T. Board of Regents:
1 . Donor Name : The Brown Foundation. Inc.
Col l egelSchoo1 /
Oepa rtment : Tnstitiite of Molecular Medicine for the
Preventi on of Human Di seases
Asset Type: Cash
Value: 8250,000
2. Donor Name: The El 7 wood Foundation
Coll egelSchool1
De~a rlrnent : Medical School - Laboratory for Neuroendocri no1 ogy
purpose : To support research
Asset Type: Cash
Val ue : $100.000
3. Donor Name: The El 1 wood Founda t i on
Col l egelschool l
Department : Medi ca 1 School - Neurobi 01 oby and Anatomy
Purpose: To support research being conducted by The
Uni vers i t y of Texas Health Sci ence Center at Houston
Neurosci ence Center
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $50.000
4. Donor Name: The Fondren Foundation
Lo1 1 egelSchoo1 /
Department : Institute of Molecular Medlc~ne for the
Prevent i on of Human Di seases
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $50,000
5. Donor Name: Hermann Eye Fund
Col l ege/School /
Department : Medical School - Depa rtrnent of Opht halmol ogy
and Visual Science
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $60,000
6. Donor Name: R.E. Smith Interests, Vivian L. Smith Foundation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Institute of Molecular Medicine for the
Prevent i on of Human Di seases
Asset Type: Cash
Va: ue: $200,000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUS I NESS CONTRACTS FOR SERV ICES
The fol 1 owi ng contract has been awarded, has been admi ni st rat i vel y approved by
the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs and is recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents:
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
1. Agency: HLS Financial Group
Funds : 45% collection fee on the delinquent balance of
each account collected without the filing of suit,
Peri od : February 1, 1995 through January 31, 1996
TitIelDescription: Provide collection services to The University of
Texas Pediatric Dentistry Clinic
HUB : No
(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION l
Total Number of Contracts:
Total Number Awarded to HUBS:
% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:
Total Funds :
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
BUILDING SPACE LLASES: The fol lowing bui ldi ng space 1 ease has been awarded,
has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for
Business Affairs and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of
Regents :
2. Agency:
Funds :
Per~od:
Title/@escription:
(FUNDS GOING OUT)
Houston Academy of Medi ci ne
Annual rent of $16.00 per net square foot
Dctober 15, 1995 through October 14, 1997
Lease 765 net square feet, Room 301 and
the Levy Room, in the Jesse H. Jones
Library Building to house the Humanities
and Technology in Health Care Program

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT. CLI NlCAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Since the Docket. for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the
fol 1 owing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research, Development. Clinical and Lducational Services:
A. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Total
Item # Funds In Funds Out Su~~ort Mate~ials
-5 - 224 B 5,038,103 Report of Awards
FY 96 225-234 $ 467.016 $ 11,550 Report of IACs
FY 96 235-406 $ 8,211,859 $ 2,695,921 Report of Contracts
8. Number of fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by %10.000 or Morel
Docket Total Total
Item #- Funds In Funds Out
- Report of Awards
Report of tACs
Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER 6500,000
The fol lowi ng contract or grant in an amount over 8500.000 has been awarded,
has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for
Business Affairs as required, and is recommended for ratification by the U. T
Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1. Grantor; Department of Heal th and Human Services
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
NO.: N01-HR-56079
New Funds; $522,366
Current Period: September 30. 1995 through ~e~tember 29. 1996
Ti t l elDescr i pt i on : Interventi ons to Improve Asthma Management
and Prevention at School

THE UNIVERSITY OF TtXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
STANDARD AFFI LI AT1 ON AGREEMENTS
The following affiliation agreements have been administratively approved ~y
the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and follow one of the
standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of
General Counsel .
1. Facility:
Date:
Purpose :
2. Facility:
3ate:
Purpose :
Shri ners Hospitals for* Crippled Chi ldren
Houston, Texas
July 14. 1995
To provide health care re1 ated educational
experiences for students in the Medical School
W.H.M.C., Inc., d/b/a/ West Houston Medical
Center
Houston, Texas
November 29, 1945
To provide health care related education21
experi ences

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. 8gAR3 OF REGEhTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, i996
ENOOWED CHAIRS AN0 WED PROFESSORSHIPS
1995 - 1996 IN f T 1 AL AND WN - IN IT1 AL , NON - BUDGETED APPOINTMENTS*
1. Ccrllege: The University of Texas Dental Branch at
Houston
Position; Raul G. Caffcsse, D.U.S., MS. UI-. Odont.
Oistingui shed Professorship in Periodonti cs
Appnintee/Ti tie: Raul G. Caftesse. D.D.S., M.S., Professor and
Head. ni vi sion of Per? odont i cs , and Di rector,
Advanced Education Program i n Peri odont i cs .
joined the Dental Branch in 1988 as Di rector,
Advanced Educat i on Program I n Peri odont i cs
and Professor and Chai rman of the Department of
Periodontics
Department : Divi s~on
of Periodont;cs , Department of
Stomato7 cgy
Person Bei ng Rep1 aced : I ni ti 51 appointment
Effective Ddte; February 8, 1996
*Personnel and Fayroll infcrmation will be included in the "Amendments :o the
1995-96 Budget" section as appropriate :n this or subsequent uockets.
HH-8

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, I996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET
The term "rate" for academic i nsti tuti ons i s the full -ti me ni ne-month base
rate and for health institutions is the full -time twelve-month base rate; for
a1 1 other personnel it is the full -time rate. the appointee receiving a
proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of tine for which he is
appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of
salaries, unless otherw~se shown. is the departmental salaries account.
Full -time
Salary
Effective $ No.
Item. Oe~artment. Title, Name Date -- Time Mos. Rate tlK
SALARY I NGREASES
HOUSTON SCHOOL OF NURSING
Dean and General Instruction
1. Frances J. Kelley
From: Assistant Professor of
Nursi ng and Interim Assi stant
Dean and Department Chair of
Acute and Continuing Care
To: Assistant Professor of
Nursing
2. Cheryl Levine (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor and
Interim Associate Dean
for Academic Affairs
To: Associate Professor and
Assistant Dean and
Cha i rman
Source of Funds :
$70.737 - State
4,500 - Supplement
$75.237 - Total

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO WE 1995 -96 BUDGET
1438
The term "rate" for academic i nsti tutions i s the ful,l -time nine-tr~onth base
rate and for health institutions is the full -time twelve-month base rate; for
all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a
proporti onate amount d~pendi ng upon the fractj on of time for which he is
appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of
salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.
I tern, De~artment
APPOINTMENTS , PROMOTIONS. AND
SALARY I NCREAS ES
HCUSTON MEDl CAL SCHOOL
Dean
1. Cheves M. Srnythe {Tenure)
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
, Ti tl e, Name Oate Time Hos. Rate RBC
From: Professor 100 12 123,990
To: Professor and Dean, Pro Tern 91 1 100 12 161.187
Source of Funds :
$123.990 - State
ement
37.197 - ~uppl
$161.187 - Total Salary
2. Cheves M. Smythe (Tenure) 0 19
From: Professor and Dean, Pro Tern 100 12 161,187
To: Professor and Dean. Pro Tern lO/l 100 12 192,197
Source of Funds :
8155,000 - State
37,197 - Supplement
f192A - Total Salary
Academic Affai rs - Admissions
3. A1 bert E. Gunn
From: Professor and Associate
Dean, Admi ss i ons
To: Professor and Associate
Dean, Admissions
-

THE UNiVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Conti wed>
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department, Title. Name Date --
Time Mos. Rate a
HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL (Cont i nued)
Associate Dean - Special Projects - MS
and Physiology and Cell Biology
4. Gilbert Castro (Tenure) 0 03
From: Professo~~ and Associ ate Dean.
Special Projects 100 12 130.338
To: Professor and Associate Dean,
Special Projects and Assistant
Vice President for Educational
Access and Equity 9/ 1 100 12 246,337
Source of F~~nds:
8115,337 - State
15.000 - Supplement
16,000 - Supplement
8!46,331 - Total Salary
Biochemistry and Molecular Bi o! ogy
5. John A. OeMoss (Tenure)
From: Professor
To: Professor
Interna 1 Medi ci ne - Rheumatology
6. John O. Revei 11 e (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor
To: Associate Professor
Source of Funds:
$ 28.000 - State
42,314 - MSRDP Grant
17,520 - Grant Funds
19,380 - MSRDP Augmentation
$lJJJ
- Total

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. GUARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 - 96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Effective - - - -
% No.
Full -time
Salary
Item, Department. Ti tl e . Name Date - Time Mos. a RBC
HOUS TON MEDICAL SCHOOL ( Cont i nued 1
Neurology
Professor and Cha i rman and
Kraft Ei dman Professorship
7. James A. Ferrendel l i (Tenure) 91 1 100 12 285,000 006
Source of Funds :
8120,000 - State
120.000 - MSRDP Augmentat i ov
45,000 - Supplement
$285,000 - Total Compensation
Obstetrics , Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences
8. Mohamed Y. Dawood (Tenure3 007
From: Professor 100 12 213,000
To: Bere1 Held Professorship 9/ 1 100 12 213.0CIO
Source of Funds:
$168,000 - MSRDP Grant
45.000 - MSRDP Augmentation
$213,000 - Total Compensat i on
Pedi atri cs
9. Robert C. Franks (Tenure)
From: Professor and Interim Chai rman 100 12 162.308
To: Professor 9/ 1 100 12 132.308
10. John W. Sparks (Tenure) 009
From: Richard W. Nithoff Professorship 100 12 159,130
To: Richard W. Mi thoff Professorship
and Chairman and Dav~d R. Park
Professorship in Pediatric
Medicine 9/ 1 100 12 210.000
Source of Funds:
$ 19.095 - State
100.900 - MSRDP Grant
52,005 - MSRDP Augment a t i o~:
30,000 - Supplement
$210,000 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGEETS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
( Cont i nued )
Effective %
Full -time
Salary
No.
Item, De~artmerit, Tltle, Name A Time Mos. Rate - RBC
HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL ( Cont i nued)
Radio1 ogy
11. John H. Harris. Jr. (Tenure) 010
From: Professor 100 12 245,000
To: Professor and John S. Dunn
Distinguished Chair in Radfology 9/1 100 12 245,000
12. John H. Harris. Jr.(Tenure) 020
From: Professor and John S. Dunn
Di stingui shed Chai r in Radiology 100 12 245.000
To: Clinlcal Professor and John S.
Dunn D~stinguished Chair
in Radiology 101 1 80 12 245.000
Surgery - General
13. James H. Duke, Jr. (Tenure) Dl1
From: Professor and John B. Holrnes
Professorship of the C1 mica1
Sci ences and Chief of Servi ce 100 12 246,468
To: Professor and John B. Holmes
Professorship of the Cl i nical
Sciences and Chi ef of Servi ce 91 1 100 12 346,468
[Budget Correction]
14. Frank G. Moody (Tenure)
From: Professor, Denton A. Cooley
Professorship i n Surgery
To: Professor. Denton A. Cooley
Professorship i n Surgery.
ar~d Dl rector of Research
Trauma Center
Source of Funds :
$ 89,962 - State
37.500 - Grant Funds
1 7 ,538 - MSROP Auamen t a t I on
30.000 - ~u~plemeiit
-
$175,004 - Total

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Conti nued >
Ful l -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Title, Ndme Date Time Mos. Rate RBC
HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL (Continued)
Neurosurgery
15. Guy L. Clifton
From: Professor and Cha i rman .73 12 136,985
To: Clinical Professor and
Chai rman 91 1 .73 12 136,985
Ophthalmology - Sensory Sciences
16. Harry G. Sperl ing (Tenure)
From: Professor and Di rector 100 12 101,316
To: Professor and Director and
Joe M. Green, Jr. Distinguished
Professorship in Ophtha imol ogy 9/1 100 12 101, ,316
HOUSTON DENTAL BRANCH
Genera 1 Dentistry
17. Rudolph Fulton (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor
To: Associate Professor
HOlJSTON SCHOOL OF NURSING
Dean and General Inst ructi on
18. Marilyn Lotas (Tenure)
From: Associ ate Professor and
Assistant Dean and
Cha~ man
To : Assoc i ate Prof-essor and
Inter i rn Associ ate Dean
for Research
Source of Funds:
$6b.831 - State
- -- --
13,365 - Suppl ement
$80,196 - Total Salary

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 -96 BUDGET
(Continued)
a -
Full -time
1443
1 tern, Department ,Title, Name-
HOUSTON SCHOOL OF NURSING ( Con t i nued
Oean and General Instruction
19. Joan C. Engebretson (Tenure)
Effective L No.
Date - Tlme Mas. Rate !43J
016
From: Associate Professor 100 12 61,453
To: Associate Professor and
Interi rn Assistant Oean
and Chairman 911 100 12 65,953
Source of Funds :
855,308 - State
6,145 - Grant Funds
4.500 - Supplement
- Total Salary
HOUSTON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Cooperative Program with Public Health Agreement
20. George M. Walker. Jr. (Tenure)
From: Associate Professor and
Assistant Dean. El Paso
Satel 1 i te Program
To: Associate Professor 9/ i 100 12 59.989
TEXAS/MEX ICO BORDER HEALTH SERVICES
DELIVERY - COORDINATOR'S OFFICE
21. Kathleen Becan-McBride (Tenure)
From: Professor and Val 1 ey/Border
Project Coordinator
To: Professor and Ua 11 ey/Rorder
Project Coordinator 101 1 100 12 67 .600
HOUSTON HEALTH SC I ENCE CENTER
Radiation Safety
22. Robert Emery
From: Director, Radiation Safety 100 12 60,900
To : Execut i ve Di rector of invi ronmental
Health and Safety 9/1 100 12 80,000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER Al- HOUSTON
U . T. BOARD OF REGEkTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
OTHER FISCAL ITEMS
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM MEDICAL FOUNDATION. INC
1444
in accordance with the Articles of Incorporation, the fol low1 ng have been
reappointed as Members of the Board of Directors for The University of Texas System
Medical Foundation. Inc. for the period commencing January 1. 1996.
Name Term Ex~i res
1. Maximi 1 ian Buja, M.D. 6431 Fannin, Houston, Texas 77030 December 31, 1996
James D. Hefner. M.D. 5656 Kel ly. Houston, Texas 77026 . December 31, 1996
Cheves McC Srnythe. M. D. 6431 Fanni Q, Houston, Texas 77030 December 31, 1996

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
U, T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Ratification is recommended for the following cumulative listing of fees and
miscellaneous charges for the 1996-1997 academic year. The fees have been
administratively approved by the Executive Vice Ci~ancellor for Health Affairs.
Course
Number
- Course Title
Laboratory Fees
AHS 4312 Introduction to Statistics in
Allied Health
BMC 5121
Professional Semi nar I
BMC 5122
Profess i onal Semi nar I BMC 5351
Introduct i on to M7 crocornput i ng
BMC 5431
Visual and Verbal Communication Design
for Health Sc~ences I
BMC 5432
Visual and Verbal Communication Design
for Health Sciences I1
BMC 5533
Vi sual and Verbal Communicati on Des~gn
for Health Sciences 111
BMC 5541 Instructi ona7 Systems Oevel opment in
Health Sciences I
BMC 5542
Instructional Systems Development jn
Health Sciences II
Microcomputer Appiications in Health
Sciences
BMC 5763
Bi ornedi cal Communications Internship
CLS 4300*
Molecu!ar Pathology
CYG 5121A
New Techni ques i n Bandi ng
CYG 5370
Advanced Cl i ni cal Cytogeneti cs
CYG 5471
Clinical Cytogenetics
CYG 5577
Clinical Cytogenetics Lab 1
CYG 5573
Clinical Cytogenetics Lab II
CYG 5574
Clinical Cytogenetics lab I11
CYG 5575
C7 i ni cal Cytogenetics Lab I V
CYT 4113
Cytopreparation 1
CYT 4123
Cytopreparat i on I I
MT 4104
Qua 1 i ty Assurance/Qua 1 i ty Contr~l
Methods and Management Lab I
Clinical Chemistry Methods and
Management Laboratory T
Phl ebotomy Techni ques Laborat~ry I I
Cl i ni ca 1 Irnmunol ogy Laboratory I I
Body Fluids and Cl i ni cal Cytogeneti cs
Laboratory I
Di agnost i c Body Flu i ds Laboratory I I
Clinical Hematology Methods and
Management Laboratory 1
Imn~unohemdtology Methods and
Management 1-aboratory I
Diagnostic Microbiology Laboratory I:
Introduction to Cl i nical Procedures and
Ma nagemen t Concepts
Qua1 i ty AssurancelRi s k Management
Diagnostic Parasi to1 ogylMyco1 ogy
Immunohemdtology Laboratory II
Clinical Hematology Lab II
Current
Fee
Proposed
F ee

Course
Ntimber
NURS 3303*
NURS 3314*
NURS 3511*
NURS 3513"
NURS 3523*
NURS 3525*
NURS 3531*
NURS 3535*
NURS 4412
NURS 4414
NURS 4419
NURS 44521
NURS 4498C*
NURS 44981
NURS 5520
NURS 5521K
NURS 5521R
NURS 5521W
NURS 5536
NURS 5537
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#, r. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES (Conti nued)
Laboratory Fees
(Continued 1
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Current Propclsed
Course Title Fee Fee
Clinical Chemistry Lab II Advanced
Clinical Applications $ 2.00
Diagnostic Mi crobi 01 ogy Lab Z I Advanced
'Cl i ni cal Ap 1 i cati ons
2.00
Food and Cu 7 ture 15.00
Food Service 25.00
Applied Nutrition Cab Methods 25.00
Oi et i n Di sease - Supervi sed Pract i ce 5.00
Mi crobi a1 Genet i cs 4.00
Human Gross Anatomy 4.00
Hi st01 ogy 4.00
Human Anatomy 4.00
Anatomy (Head and Neck) 4.OQ
Ultrastructure of the Tissues 4.00
Envi ronmental Sampl i ng and Anal ys i s 5,OO
Health Assessment of Young. Middle
and Older Adults 0.00
Cl i ni ca l Pract i ce : Nursing Care of
Young. Middle and Older Adults I 0.00
C7 inical Practice: Nursing Care of
Young, Middle and Older Adults I1 0.00
Heal th Assessment. 10.00
Adult Health Care & Aging I 30.00
Adult Health Care & Aging I1 12.00
Psychiatric & Mental Health Care 8.00
Care of Childbearing Families 8.00
Care of Chi 1 dreari ng Fami 1 i es 8.00
Cl ini cal Practice: Parent - Infant
Health Care 8.00
Clinical Practice: Care cf Children
and Adolescents 8.00
Clinical Practice: Clients with
Psychosoci a 1 Disorders 8.00
Clinical Practice: Community Health
Nursing 8.00
Cornmuni ty Health Nursing Practice 0.00
Advanced Cardiac Li fe Support (ACLS) 30.00
Computers in Nursing 8.00
Health Assessment for Advanced
Nursing Practice 30.00
Intro to Computer Use 8.00
Computers in Nursing 8.00
Men's Health Cdre 8. UO
Advanced Clinical Practice: Nurse
Practi ti oner I 8.00
Advanced Cl i nica 1 Practice: Nurse
Practitioner I1 8.00

Courlse
Number
NUKS 5538
NURS 5550
NURS 5551
NURS 5552
NURS 5553
NUKS 5555
NURS 5556
NURS 5557
NURS 5560
NURS 5561
NURS 5562
NURS 5565
NURS 5566
NURS 5567
NUR5 5570
NURS 5571
NURS 5572
NURS 5575
NURS 5576
NURS 5577
NURS 5579
NURS 5580
NURS 5581
NURS 5582
NURS 5585
NURS 5586
NURS 5587
NURS 5588
Medical
Medi ca 1
Dent a 1 / DDS
Dental /DOS
DH 2105
D 3307
DH 2209*
DBPG 0101
DBPG 0107
DBPG 0109
DBPG 0112
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U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES (Cont i nuedl
Course Title
Laboratorv Fees
(Continued)
Advanced Cl i ni ca l Pract i ce : Nurse
Pract~tioner I11
Issues in Aging
Psycho Interventions in Agrng
Gerontological Nurse 1 T I
Comprehensi ve Functional Assessment
Oncol ogy Nurs i ng I
Oncology Nursing I I
Oncology Nursl ng I I I
High Risk Perinatal Nurs~ng I
High Risk Perinatal Nursing I1
High Risk Perinatal Nursing I11
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurs~ng I
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing I1
Psychi atri clMenta1 Health Nursing I TI
Emergency Nursing I
Emergency Nurs i ng 1 I
Emergency Nurs i ng I I
Critical Care Nursing I
Critical Care Nursing 11
Critical Care Nursing 111
Transplant Process I I
Women's Health Care I
Women's Health Care II
Women's Health Care III
Fundamenta 1 s of Nurse Anesthesi a
Practlce I
Fundamentals of Nurse Anesthes~a
Practice II
Nurse Anesthesi a Cl i ni cal Practicurn I
Nurse Anesthesl a Cl i ni cal Pract~cum I I
1st Year Lab Fee
2nd Year Lab Fee
1st Year Lab Fee
2nd Year Lab Fee
Dental Radiology I
Dental Materi a1 s
Dental Emergenci es
Anatomy
Anatomy
Tissue Fine Structure
Advanced Oral Hi s to1 ogy
Current
Fee
*Fee changes that have received administrative approval from J. B. Pace
NONE
Sup~lemental Fees
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Proposed
Fee

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIEMCE CENTER AT HOUSTON
FEBRUARY 0, 1996
14.43
B following Item has been approved by the Executive Vice chancellor for Health Affatrs
d the Offlee of General Counsel and is submitted for ratlflcation by the U. T. Board of
gents,
logo has been adopted In accordance with the Regents' Rules and Rewl ationg, Part Two,
apter I, Section 9. The logo Is composed of interlocking '0' letters, a star and
ylized caduceus. The words 'The University of Texasm are In large type above the logo;
e word 'Houstonm ls in smaller type to the rlght; and the words 'Health Science Center'
t In stlll smaller type below a bar under the word 'Houstonn.
3n Regental approval of the logo shown be1 ow, the Office of General Counsel wSll submit
B graphf c representation for trademark regf stration.
HOUSTON
HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER

THE UHIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
Dr. Charles 8. Mullins
Executive Vice Chancellor a
for Health Affairs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, & 78701
Dear D-linlins:
December 10, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meeting o f the Board of Regents is
submitted for your recomendati on and presentation to the Board.
I recommend approval.
HS-I
Sincerely,
John P. Howe, 111, M.D.
President
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
TABLE OF CONEMTS
Paqe No.
Business Contracts for Services ( i ncl udi ng Mi nor
ConstructionProjects) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS- 3
Contracts and Grants for Research, Development , Cl i ni cal
andEducational Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS- 4
Over $500,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS- 5
Forelgn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS- 7
Intellectual Property Licenses
Patent License Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS- 8
Endowed Chairs and Named Professorships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS- 9
Amendments to the 1995-96 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS- 10
Fees and Miscellaneous Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS-11
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSIKSS CMRKTS FOR SERVICES
The fol J owi ng contracts have been awarded, have been admi ni strati vel y approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and are recommended for
ratification by the U. T, Board of Regents:
1. Agency: Family Service Association of San Antonio, Inc.
Funds : $1.00 per month per benefits eligible employee
Period : October 1, 1995 through September 30, 1998
TitldDescription: Renewal of Employee Assistance Services Agreement to
provi de support services to UTHSCSA empl oyees
HUB : None
2. Agency: Universjty Physicians Group
Funds : $915,000
Period: October 13, 1995 through August 31, 1998
Ti tl elDescri pti on : Loan agreement to provide working capital to UPG to
develop and provide health care services
HUB: None
(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEWEKTAL INFUWTION]
Total Number of Contracts: 2
0
Total Number Awarded to HUBS: -
% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 0%
Total Funds:
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:
% of Total Funds Awarded t o HUBS:
BUILDING SPACE LEASES: The following building space lease has been awarded,
has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for
Business Affairs and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of
Regents :
3. Agency:
Funds;
Period :
Ti tlelDescription:
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Park Place Venture One, Ltd.
$2,573.20 per month
October 1, 1995 through September 30, 1998
Lease 1838 square feet of office space for
Dr. Mario Ramirez. Vice President for
South Texas/Border Initiatives, UTHSCSA

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCTENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR FIESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT. CLINICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents. the
following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
Research, Oevel opment , Cl i ni cal and Educational Services:
A. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Total
Item % Funds Out
FY 96 192 - 2 92 - $9,673,518 Report of Awards
FY 96 301-315- 2 759,437 f 226.644 Report of IACs
FY 96 316-416 $6.965.630 $ 559,501 Report of Contracts
B. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Oecreasi ng by 610,000 or More)
Docket Total Total
Item # Funds In Funds Out Supoort Material s
FY 96 293-300 -$ 393.458 -0 - Report of Awards
FY 96 -0- -0- Report of IACs
FY 96 417-421 $ 135,604 -0- Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
C m T S OR M S
OVER $500,000
The following contracts or grants in an amount over $500,000 have been
awarded, have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor
for Business Affairs as required. and are recommended for ratification by the
U. T. Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COMING IN)
1. Grantor: National Institutes of Heal th
National Institute of Dental Research
No.: 5 P50 DE10756-03
New Funds : $744,743
Current Period: September 29. 1995 - August 31, 1996
Ti tle/Description: Research Center on Oral Health In Aging
2. Grantor: Health Resources & Services Admi ni stration
Dl vl sion of Medicine. BHPr
NO.: 5 039 PE00006-06
New Funds : $664,220
Current Period: September 30. 1995 - September 29. 1996
Ti tl e/Description: Health Education and Training Center
3. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Institute of General Medical Sciences
NO.: 2 R25 GM50080-02
New Funds : 6500.291
Current Period: September 30, 1995 - September 29, 1998
Ti tl e/Description: South Texas Doctoral Bridge Program
4. Grantor: National Institutes of Heal th
National Cancer Institute
NO.: 5 U01 CA59379-04
New Funds : $1,054,404
Current Period; September 30, 1995 - September 29, 1996
Ti tle/Description: National Network for Hi spani c Cancer Prevention
5. Grantor; Bexar County Hospital Di strict
d/b/a University Health System
No.: None
New Funds: $7,010,944
Current Period: January 1, 1995 - December 31, 1995
Ti tle/Description: Annual fiscal agreement
6 Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Cancer Institute
NO.: 2 P50 CA58183-04
New Funds : $2,168,377
Current Period: September 30, 1995 - July 31. 1996
Tit 1 e/Descri pt i on : SPORE in Breast Cancer
Grantor: National Institutes of Health
Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
NO. : 5 U01 HS07397-04
New Funds : $1.149.096
Current Period: September 1, 1995 - August 31, 1997
Ti tl e/Description: Mexi can American Effectiveness Research Center
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
CONTFMTS OR GRAMS OVER $500,000
(Conti nuedl
8. Grantor: City of San Antonio
No.: None
New Funds : $979,703
Current Period: January 1, 1996 - December 31. 1996
Ti tlelDescription: EMS Medical Control and Training
9. Grantor: Memorial Medical Center
No.: None
New Funds: $1,270,412
Current Period: September 1, 1994 - August 31, 1995
Title/Description: Fami 1 y Practi ce Program Agreement and Sal ary
Reimbursement Agreement
10. Grantor: Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans+Hospital
No.:
V671P2727
New Funds : $1,505.860
Current Period: October 1. 1995 - September 30, 1996
Ti t 1 e/Descri pt i on : To provi de professi onal di rection of radi ol ogy
service and interpretation of procedures for the VA
hospital
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
FOREIGN C MlWTS AND GRAM3 FOR RESEARCH,
DEVELOPMEKT AND EDUCATIONCU. SERVICES
The following contracts and grants with foreign entities or individuals have
been awarded, have been administratively approved as required by the Executive
Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, and are recommended for ratification by
the U . T. Board of Regents.
(FUNDS COHING IN)
1. Country: Switzerland
Busi ness/Ent i ty : World Health Organization
No.: Grant Letter dated August 18, 1995
New Funds : $5,000
Current Period: September 1, 1995 - August 31, 1996
Tit 1 e/Descri pt i on : Oral Health preventive programs in Be1 i ze
2. Country:
Ni on Sanmo Dye Manufacturing Company
No. : Grant Letter dated September 14, 1995
New Funds : $18.000
Current Period: October 1, 1995 - September 30, 1996
Title/Description: Static Electricity, Free Radical s, and Thunderon
Busi ness/Ent i ty: Jarn
3. Country: Swi tzerl and
Busi ness/Enti ty : Inst i tut Straumann AG
No.: Grant Letter dated September 27. 1995
New Funds: $392.040
Current Period: October 6. 1995 - August 31, 2000
Title/Description: Evaluation of the Safety and Effectiveness of the
ITI Dental Implant System (No. 95)
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENTS
The fol 1 owi ng agreements have been awarded. have been admi ni strat ivel y
approved by the Vice Chancellor for Asset Management and are recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
14s
1. Licensee: TRANS 0.A.T.A SERVICE, IWC.
Houston, Texas 77080
Fee - Royal t y : Running royalty equal to 7.5% of net sales
Period : October 1, 1995 to the full end of the term or
terms for which Patent Rights have not expired and,
if only Technology Rights are 7 icensed and no
Patent Rights are appl i cab1 e, for a term of fi fteen
(15) years.
Descrl pt i on : Invent i ons and dl scover i es covered by "Combined
Perfusion and Oxygenat 1 on Organ Preservation
Apparatus and Met hod, " U. S. Patent No. 5,356,771
Li censee : NAMYANG ALOE I KERNATIONAL , I NC . D/B/A ALOECORP
Irving. Texas 75038
Fee-Royal ty: As per agreement
Period: September 1, 1995 to the fu7 1 end of the term or
terms for which Patent Rights have not expi red and,
i f on1 y Technoloygy Rights are 1 i censed and no
Patent Rights are applicable, for a term of fifteen
(15) years.
Descri pt i on : Invent i on and di scoveries covered by
PCT/US95/07404, "Identi ficati on of a Potent
Antioxidant from A1 oe barbadensi s "

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
ENWWU3 CHAIRS AND HA13ED PROFESSORSHIPS
1995 - 96 INITIAL AND NON - INITIAL , NON - BUNETED APPOI MlllEt4TS*
1. College: Medical School
Position: 3. C . and Irene H . Heyser Memori a1 Bone and
Mi nera? Metabol ism Professorship
Appoi nteelTi tl e : Gregory R. Mundy, M. D. , Professor
Department : Department of Medicine
Person Being Rep1 aced : Ini t i a1 appointment
Effective Date: March 1, 1996
'Personnel and Payroll information will be included in "Amendments t o the
995-96 Operating Budget" as appropriate in this or subsequent dockets.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
TRANSFERS OF FUNDS
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMEND)IENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUKET
SERV ICE DEPARTMENTS
Laboratory Ani ma1 Resources
1. Amount of Transfer: f 357,367.00
From: Sales and Service - General 357,367.00
To : Wages
Longevity Pay
Salaries
Staff Renefi ts
M&O
Resa 1 e
Equipment
To increase the service department ' s budget.
2. Amount of Transfer: $297,720.18
From : Bal ance Forward 297,720.18
To: Balance Forward Reserve 150.000.00
Equipment 147.720.18
To transfer funds within Laboratory Ani ma1 Resources,
Department of Biochemistry
3. Amount of Transfer: $19,169.00
From: Sa7 es and Service - General 19,169.00
To: Salaries
Staff Benefits
M&O
To establish the Center for Analytical Ul tracentri fugation of
Macromol ecul es and Macromol ecul ar Assembl i es servi ce account for
the Department of Biochemistry.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELIANEWS CHARGES
Ratification is recommended for the following cumulative listing of fees and
miscellaneous charges for the 1995-96 academic year. The fees have been
admi ni strati vel y approved by the Executive Vice Chancel 1 or for Heal th
Affairs.
Laboratorv Fees
Course Current Proposed
Number Course Title Fee -- Fee
MEDICAL
CSBL 1010 Gross Anatomy . $30 $30
CSBL 1005 Mi croscopi c Anatomy 32 32
for MS1 Academic Year
( i ncl udes courses 1 i sted be1 ow)
MICR 1005 Mi crobi ol ogy
INTI) 1041 Neuroscience
PHYL 1005 Phys i 01 ogy
MS2
PATH 2005 Pat hol ogy 32 32
for MS2 Academic Year
(includes courses 1 isted below)
MEDI 2002 Adv Physical Diagnosis
SURG 2810 Intro to Cl i ni cal Surgery
CSBL
RESD
RESD
PROS
MICR
PROS
CSBL
052
RESD
PATH
OSUR
RESD
PER1
3 ROS
lRTH
IESD
'NW
ED0
DENTAL
Precl l ni cal Anatomy Lab 32 32
for DS1 Academic Year
( i ncl udes courses 1 i sted be1 ow>
Mi croscopi c Anatomy
Precl i ni cal Operative Dentistry
Precl i ni cal Occlusion tab
Precl i ni cal Fixed Prosthodonti cs
Mi crobi 01 ogy
Precl i ni cal Complete Denture Prosthodonti cs
Gross, Head & Neck Anatomy 30 30
Precl i ni cal Operative Dent i stry 32 32
for DS2 Academic Year
(includes courses 1 isted below)
General Path01 ogy
Oral Surgery I
Precl i ni cal Fixed Prost hodonti cs
Peri odont i cs
Preclinical Removable Prosthodontics
Preclinical Orthodontics
Precl i ni cal Occl usion
Precl i ni cal Endodont i cs
Prec7 1 nical Pediatric Dentistry (Dropped form Curricul um)
HS- 11
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Course
Number
DENH 1032
DENH 1042
DENH 10237
DENH 1034
DENH 1041
DENH 1043
OELT 2068
DELT 1013
DELT 1015
DELT 1009
DELT 1017
DELT 1023
DELT 2025
DELT 1019
OELT 1027
DELT 1054
DELT 2055
DELT 2064
DELT 2066
DELT 1005
CLSC 2003
CLSC 2052
CLSC 3062
CLSC 3034
CLSC 3082
CLSC 3010
CSBL 3016
CSBL 3016
PHYT 5016
3HYT 6110
ESC 3001
rsc 3015
'SC 3021
'SC 3023
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Cont i nued) '
Laboratory Fe@ (continued)
Current Proposed
Course Title Fee Fee
DENTAL HYGIENE
Oral Anatomy $ 4 $ 4
Dental Radiography 4 25
Microbiology (Dropped from Curriculum) 4 0
Dental Materi a1 s 4 2 5
Precl i ni cal Dental Hygiene 0 10
Medical Emergencies 0 10
DENTAL LAB TECHNOLOGY
Ort holPedo Lab
Complete Oenture I Lab
Complete Denture I1 Lab
Dental Anatomy Lab
Fixed Restorative I Lab
Fixed Restorative I1 Lab
Fixed Restorative III Lab
Removable Partial I Lab
Removable Partial I1 Lab
Orthodont i c/Pedodont i c Tech Lab
Maxi 1 1 ofaci a1 Pros Precl i ni cal
Sel ect i ve
Sel ect i ve
Phys & Chem of Dental Materials
CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE
Parasi to1 ogy and Mycol ogy
Hematol ogy Laboratory
Immunohematol ogy/Serol ogy Lab
Medical Microbiology Lab
Cl inlcal Chemistry Laboratory
Body Fluids
OCCUPATIONAL THFRAPY
Gross Anatomy 30 30
Gross Anatomy (Dropped from curriculum) 30 0
Anatomy I 0 30
Anatomy II 0 30
Basic Respi ratory Care E a ui pment
15 15
Advanced Life Support an Airway Care 15 15
Mechani cal Venti 1 ation 15 15
Pulmonary Function Testing 10 10

Course
Number
CSBL 5011
CSBL 5031
IKTD 5041
NURS 3811
NURS 3912
NURS 4523
NURS 4704
NURS 4212
NURS 3624
NURS 6205
NURS 6503
NURS 6504
None
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
(Continued)
Laboratorv Fees (conti nued)
Current Proposed
Course Title Fee Fee
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Gross Anatomy and Human Embryo1 ogy $30 $30
Microscopic Anatomy - Medical 8 8
Neuroscience Medical 8 8
NURSING
Nursing of Individual with Deviations
In Health Status
Nursing of Fami 1 ies: Childbirth,
Parent i ng . I1 1 ness
Nursing Of Cl i ents with Chronic
Health Problems
Nursing the Client with Major Health
Probl ems
Professional Nursing : Health Assessment
Nursing Practice: Clinical Skills
Health Assessment Across the Lifespan
for Advance Nurse Pract i ti oners
Fami 1 y Nurse Practitioner Role and
Management I : Health Management of
Adults and Older Famll les
Fami 1 y Nurse Practitioner Role and
Management I1 : Health Management of
Young Fami 1 i es
Supplemental Fees
HS- 13
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Dr. Charles 0. Mullins
Executive Vl ce Chancel 1 or
for Health Affatrs
The University of Texas System
601 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Dr. Mullins:
MDNEEON
CANCER CENTER
December 13, 1995
The docket for the February 8, 1996 meeting of the Board of Regents is
subml tted for your recornendat i on and presentation to the Board.
CAL : amj
I recornend approval.
S i ncerel y ,
President
TEXAS MEI)ICAI. CENTER
151 5 HOI,MMRE fK)III.FVARII IIOIJSTON, TEXAS 77@30 (71 1) 792.2 111
A C~mp~ki~riu~ C:rini t? Ce~trt l)~

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Paqe No.
Gifts from Private Donors and Foundations (including Endowment
Matching Fund Allocation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC- 3
Bus i ness Contracts for Servi ces . . . . . . . . .
Contracts and Grants for Research, Development , Cl i ni cal
and Educational Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC- 6
Over6500,OOO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC-7
Intel 1 ectual Property Licenses
PatentLicenseAgreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC-8
Endowed Chairs and Named Professorships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC-9
Amendments to the 1995-96 Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC-10

THE UN IVERS lTY OF TEXAS M . D . ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
GImS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
The following gifts have been rece~ved and are recommended for acceptance by
the U. T. Board of Regents:
1. Donor Name: Sid W. Richardson Foundation
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Institution
Purpose : Establishment of the Robert D. Moreton
Diagnostic Imaging Center
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $250.000
2. Donor Name: Hawn Foundation, Inc .
Col 1 egelschool 1
Department : Pendi ng
Purpose : Cancer research
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $100,000
3. Donor Name: William W. Nicholson *
Col 1 egelSchoo1 /
Department : Various
Purpose : Faculty achievement awards
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $180,000
4. Donor Name: Trong Tran
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Pendi ng
Purpose : Cancer research
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $62,072.50
5. Donor Name: Emmet C. Wilson
College/School/
Department : Urology
Purpose : Urology research
Asset Type: Cash
Value: 850,000
6. Donor Name: The Margaret Dorrance Strawbri dge
Foundati on of Pennsyl van1 a I , Inc .
Col 1 egelschool /
Department : Institution
Purpose : Capi t a 1 Carnpa i gn
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $50,000
7. Donor Name: The Breast Cancer Research Founda t i on
Col 1 ege/School /
Depa rtrnent : Breast & Gynecol og~ c Medi cal Oncol ogy
Purpose : Breast cancer research
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $50,000
8. Donor Name: Amgen
Col 1 ege/School /
Department : Hema t ol ogy
Purpose : Hematol ogy/Oncol ogy Fell owshi p Program
Asset Type: Cash
Value: $50.000

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES
The fol 1 owi ng contracts have been awarded. have been admi ni strati vel y approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs and are recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents:
(FUNDS GOING OUT1
1. Agency: GC Services Limited Partnership
Funds : As per contract
Peri od : October 1, 1995 through December 31. 1995
Ti tl e/Descri pt i on : Col 1 ect i on Agency Contract
HUB : No
2. Agency: Fi nance SystemslCredi t Bureau of Kenos ha
Funds : As per contract
Period: August 29, 1995 through April 15, 1996,
Addendum
Title/Description: CollectionAgencyContract
HUB : No
3. Agency: A1 l i ance Research
Funds : $16,200
Period: November 1, 1995 through December 15, 1995
TitlelOescription: MarketingSurvey Services
HUB: No
( BUS1 MESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION 1
Total Number of Contracts:
Total Number Awarded to HUBS
% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 0%
Total Funds:
Total Funds Awarded to HUBS
% of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: 0%

THE UNIYERSITY OF TEXAS W. D. ANDERSON CAt4CER CENTER
U. T. DOARC OF REGEN IS' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. P. Board of Regents, the
follohing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for
&:parch, Development. Clinical and Educat~onal Services:
A. Number of Initial Grant and iontract Avlrards
Docket. Tota 7 Total
- . Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materi a1 s
FV 96 129- 170 86.485 ,878 Report, of Awards
B. Nurnbcr of F~scdl Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing ~y J10,OOO or More)
Report of Coqt rdcts
Docket Totd 1 T~ta 1
Item # Funds In Funds Out Supaort Materials
- FY 96 171-176 $ 362,968 Repwt of Awards
FY 96 145 $ 9,344 Report of IACs
FY 96 265-281 $1,364.111 - ,-
?@port of Cotiirdcts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M.D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000
The following contracts or grants in an amount over 8500.000, have been
awarded, have been admi ni strati vel y approved by the Execut i ve Vi ce Chancel 1 or
for Business Affairs as required, and are recommended for ratification by the
U. T. Board of Regents.
I. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
Nat 7 onal Center for Research Resources
NO. : 5 U42 RR05080 -08
New Funds : $569,110
Current Period: September 30, 1995 through September 29, 1996
Ti tlelllescription: Ani ma1 Breedi ng and Research Program
2. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
Nat i onal Center for Research Resources
No. : 2 U42 RR03589-10
New Funds : $784,194
Current Peri od : September 30. 1995 through August 31. 1?96
Ti tl elDescri pti on: National Chimpanzee Breedi ng and Research Prbagram
3. Grantor: Nati 0nd7 Institutes of Health
National Cancer Institute
NO.: 1 U19 CA68437-01
New Funds : 81 ,153,862
Current Period: September 25, 1995 through July 31 , 1996
Ti tle/Description: Lung Cancer Chernopreventi on Research Programs
4. Grantor: Li fespex, Inc.
NO. : SR!?5-013
New Funds : $620,900
Current Peri od : September T , 1995 through August 31. 1996
Ti tlelDescription: Spectroscopy for In Site Di agnosi s at Col poscopy
5. Grantor: National Institutes of Health
National Cancer Institute
NO.: NO1 -CN-55171 -MA0
New Funds : $782,055
Current Peri od : October 2, 1995 through March 31, 1997
Ti t l eiDescri pt i on : Phase I1 Clinical Trials of New Chemopreventive
Agents Workstatement 37
6. Grantor: Introgen Therapeutics
NO. : SR95-012
New Funds : $2.000,000
Current Period: September 21, 1995 through September 20, 2000
Ti tl e/Descri pti on: Modi fj cat i on of Tumor Suppressor Gene Express I on
i n Head and Neck Squamous Cel l Ca rai noma (HSCC 1
with an Adenovi rus Vector Express1 on W i 1 &Type
p53

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENTS
The fol 1 owi ng agreemer~t has been awarded , has been adrni ni st rat i vel y approved
by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and is recommended for
ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.
1. Licensee: Baylor College of Medicine
Houston , Texas
Fee-Royal ty : All royalties shall be paid to and distributed by
Baylor College o f Medicine (BCM) as follows: 55%
to Baylor and 45% t o MDA, after Baylor's out-of-
pocket expenses for filing and maintenance fees for
prosecution and licensing and commercialization
fees. Both parties agree that BCM is authorized to
utilize its technologies to assist in patenting and
handling licensing. marketing and.commercializing
for a 15% fee prior to any disbursements by BCM to
Peri od:
Description:
MDA .
October 31. 1995 until last to expire patent
Roy a1 ty Pool i ng Agreement

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M . D . ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
ENDOWED CHAIRS AND NAMED PROFESSORSHIPS
1995-96 NON-INITIAL. NON-BUDGETED APPOINTMENTS*
1. Position; James E. Anderson Professorship
i n Nucl ear Medi ci ne
Appoi ntee/Ti t 1 e : Donald A. Podofoff. Professor
Department : Nucl ear Medi ci ne
Person Being Rep1 aced: Dr. Thomas Haynie
Effective Date: September 1, 1995
2. Position: Sue & Radcliffe Killam Chair
Appo~nteeITi tle: L~uise C. Strong. Professor
Department : Experimental Pediatrics
Person Bei ng Rep7 aced : Dr. Loui se C . Strong
Effective Date: September 1. 1995
*Personnel and Payroll information will be included in "Amendments to the
1995-95 Operating Budget'' as appropriate in this or subsequent dockets.
LC-9
1470

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M.D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U . T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full -time nine-month base
rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for
all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a
proporti onate amount depending upon the fraction of ti me for which he is
appoi nted and the per1 od of hi s appoi ntrnent . Source of funds for payment of
salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.
Item.
SALARY INCREASES
THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - HEDlCAL STAFF
Nuclear Medicine
1. Donald A. Podoloff, M.D.
From: Professor, Term Cl inical
Appoi n tment
Ful l -time
Sal ary
Effective % No.
Name Date - Time M 4 Rate - RBC
To: Professor and James E. Anderson
Professorship in Nuclear
Medi ci ne . Term 9 11 100 12 241,300
Source of Funds :
$116.150 - Nuclear Medicine
3,000 - Anderson Professorship
122.150 - PRS Augmentation
-0 - Totdl Compensation
Exper1 menta 1 Pediatrics
2. Louise C. Strong, M.D.
From: Professor & Sue & Radcliffe
Ki 1 lam Professorship 100 12 126,824
To: Professor and Sue & Radcl i ffe
Killam Chair. Term 9/ 1 100 12 129,824
5ource of Funds:
$123,824 - Experlimental Pediatrics
6,000 - ~iliarn Chair
&29,824 - Total Compensati on
Breast & Gynecologic Medical Oncology
3. Richard 1. Theriault, D.O.
From: Associate Professor. Term I00 12 144,612
To: Associate Professor, Term 9/ 1 100 12 150,612
Source af Funds:
.
$ 75,306 - Breast & Gynecol ogi c Medi cal Oncology
75.306 - PRS Augmentation
$150,612 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Conti nued)
I tern, Department. Ti t 1 e . Name
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Date - Time Mos. Rate a
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND
SALARY 1 NCREASES
THE TUMOR I NSTTTUTE - WEOICAL STAFF
Gastrointest~ na7 Medical Oncology/
Digest I ve Oi seases
4. James 1. Abbruzzese, M.D.
From : Associ ate Professor, Term 100 12 144.815
To: Associate Professor. Term 9/ 1 100 12 146.815
Source of Funds:
$ 71.407 - GI Medical Oncology
75.408 - PRS Augmentation
$146,815 - Total C0mpensat.i on
5. James L. Abbruzzese, M.O. 24
From: Associate Professcr, Term 100 12 146.815
To: Assocl ate Professor. Term 10 11 100 12 151.815
Source of Funds:
$ 76,407 - GI Medical Oncology
75.408 - PRS Augmentation
$151,815 - Total Compensation
Thoracic and Head & Neck Medical Oncology
6. Scott M. Lipprnan. M.D.
From: Associate Professor, Term 100 12 152,198
To: Chairman of the Department of
Cl i nical Cancer Prevent i on
(ad interim) and Associate
Professor, Term 1011 100 12 175,000
Source of Funds :
$ 84.500 - Cl i ni cal Cancer Prevention
90 ,m - PRS Augmer~tati on
,%175,00? - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M.D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995- 96 BUDGET
(Cont i nued)
Full-time
Salary
Effective X No.
Item. Department, Title. Name Date Tim? Mos, Rate RRC.
A S
SALARY INCREASES
THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - MEDICAL STAFF
Medical Specialties
Emeri tus Professor of Medici ne
7. Gerald P. Bodey, M.D. 9/ 1 33 12 78,293 7
Source of Funds :
978.293 - Infectious Disease Develcpment Fund
8. Madeleine Duvic, M.D.
Fror: Professor, Term
To : Professor, Term
Source of Funds:
$ 60.000 - Medical Specialties
66,000 - PRS Augmentation
$126,000 - Total Compensation
Herndtol ogy
9. Albert 0. Deisseroth, M.D
From: Professor- dr~d Anderson Cl i nical
Faculty Chair for Cancer
Treatment & Research, Term 100 12 237,698
To: Cl i nical Prufessor . Non-Tenured 911 10 12 100.00@
Source of Funds :
$10,0& - DM 93-012
Surgi ca 1 Oncology
10. Mark Roh. M.D.
From: Associate Professor. Term
To: Associate Professor, Term
Source of Funds :
8105.813 - Surgical Oncology
107.813 - PRS Augmentation
213,624 - Total Compensation

THE UNIVERSITY Of TEXAS M.D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995-96 BUDGET
(Cont 1 nued 1
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
Item, Department, Title. Name , Date Time Mos. Rate - RBC
APPO TNTMENTS . PROMOTI-
SALARY 1 NCREASES
THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - MEDICAL STAFF
11. Steven A. Curley, M.D.
From: Associ ate Professor, Term
To: Associate Professor, Term
Source of Funds:
8121,813 - Surgical Oncology
121,813 - PRS Augmentation
$243.626 - Total Compensati on
Gynecol ogi c Oncol ogy
12. Michelle F. Mitchell. M.D.
From: Associate Professor, Term 75 12 216.500
To: Associate Professor, Term 101 1 100 12 216,500
Source of Funds :
$ 78,187 - Gynecologic Oncology
138.323 - PUS Augmentation
$216,500 - Total Compensation
13. Thomas W. Burke. M.Q.
From: Associ ate Professor. Term
To : Associ ate Professor. Term
Source of Funds:
8116,315 - Gynecologic Oncology
116,314 - PRS Augmentation
- Total Compensation
Head and Neck Surgery
14. Randal S. Weber. M.D.
From: Associate Professor, Term
To: Associ dte Professor. Term
Source of Funds:
$117,548 - Head & Neck Surgery
117,549 - PRS Augmentation
3235,097 - Tota 1 Compensati on
Neuro- Surgery
Ashbel Smith Professor Emeritus
15. Milam E. Leavens. M.D.

1 tern, De~a
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 - 96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -time
Salary
Effective % No.
rtrnent , Tit 1 e , Name Date Time Mos. Rate - RBC
THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - MEDICAL STAFF
Radi otherapy
16. James D. Cox, M.D.
From: Coordinator of Interdi scipl i nary
Program Development , Professor
& Hubert L. & 01 ive Stringer
Chair in Oncology. Term
To: Professor & Hubert L. &
Olive Stringer Chair in
Oncology, Term
Source of Funds :
$121.508 - Radiotherapy
6.000 - Stringer Chair
133,507 - PRS Augmentation
- Total Compensation
Pediatrics
17. William K. Hoots. M-D.
From: Associate Professor. Term
To: Associate Professor. Term
Source of Funds:
$ 44,746 - Pediatrics
50.746 - PRS Augmentation
$ 95,492 - Total Compensation
THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - RESEARCH
Cell Biology
Research Professor
18. Tao C. Hsu. Ph.D., Non-Tenured 9/ 1 33 12 93.921 4
Scurce of Funds :
$15,498 - Dunn Foundation
7.748 - Gough Estate Fund
7,748 - LeMaistre Chair
- Total Compensation
Office of the VP for Research
19. Stuart R. Hostetter
From: Assistant Vice President
for Research
To: Associate Vice Pres~
dent
for Research

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M . D . ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEET1 NG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 - 96 BUDGET
(Continued)
Full -time
Salary
Effective X No.
Item, Department. Title, Name Date .- Time Mos. . Rate - RBC
APPOINTMENTS . PROMCTI ONS . AND
-s
THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - RESEARCH
Office of the VP for Research
20. Julia G. Collins
From: Assistant Vice President
for Research
To: AssociateVicePresident
for Research
THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - SCIENCE PARK
Carci nogenesi s
21. John Digiovanni. Ph.D.
From : Professor, Term
To: Professor, Term
HOSPITAL AND CLINIC ACTIVITIES
Office of the VP for Hospital
and Cl-~nics
22. Diana Browning
Fr'om: Division Admini strator,
Radiotherapy
To: AdministratorforAmbuldtory
Operations & Special Assistant
for Mu1 ti -Di sci pl i nary Cl i ni cs 911 100 12 120,840
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Office of Executive VP Health Affairs
Assi stant Vi ce Presi dent
for Health Affairs
23. Susan Perez 91 18 100 12 85.000 16
Off i ce of Execut i ve VP Admi nl st rat i on
& Finance
24. David Bachrach
From: Executrve VP Administration
& Finance & Associate Professor
of Health Management 100 12 207,500
To: Executive VP Administration
& Finance & Professor of Health
Systerns Management 9/ 1 100 12 207.500
Source of Funds :
$201,500 - Office of EVP for Administration & Finance
6,000 - PRS Augrnentd t i on
- Total Compensati or1
CC- 15

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M . D. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER
11. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETIf4C
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1995 - 96 BUDGET
(Cont i nued)
Full -time
A
Effective % No.
I t e m . , Yame Date Time&-Rate RRC.
APPOINTMENTS. PROMOTIONS, AND
SP~NCREASES
-
GENERAL ADM I N ISTRAT ION
Cffi ce o f Executive Vice President. for
Administration and Finance
Admini strator for Executive Vice
President for Administration
and Fi rldnce
25. Davi d Bowden 1111 IfiO 12 72,500 25
ADVANCED ilESEARCH AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS
26. Amount cf Transfer: 82,795,380
From: P,l locati an of Gen~ral Revenue by Coordi nati ng Board
To: Advanced ResearchlTechnol ogy Progrzms for :
AKP 15-124 (DeCrorbrugghe)
ARP 15-138 (Gascoyne)
A2P 15-052 (Jones)
ARP 15-135 (McCrea)
ARP 15-062 (Murphy)
ARP 15-076 (Richie)
ARP 15-046 (Saunders)
ARP 15-147 (White)
ATP 15-021 (kggarwal )
ATP 15-109 (Hazle)
ATP 25-100 (Lachman)
ATP 15-012 (K. Mehta)
ATP 15-367 (Moon)
ATP 15-014 (Sastry!
ATP 15-156 (Strong)
ASP 15-025 (Wong)
ATP 15-091 (R. Mehta)
A7P 3604-018 (Starksrhal l >
Total
Transfer funds to est.ahlish budgets for various Coordir~dtins Board
Advanced Research/Technol cgy Program yojects as awarded by ccmpeti t i ve
review.

m. marlas B. Mullhs
Esmcutirm Vicm fhurcmllor
for aralth Atfaire
ma Unirmrrity of Taras Sptu
40% Caloradm Itrmmt
austFa, rams 7870L
w r Dr. Ihrllfns t
*m Qckmt for tha Fmbrrury I, 1996 mating of thm Bar- of Rmgmntr is
sabdttad fot yo- rmcoruadation rod prrsmntatian to tha aPard.
f r-d approval.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT TYLER
U. T. BOARD CF REGENTS ' MEET1 KG
FEBRUARY 8. 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Business Contracts for Serv~ces (including Minor
Co~structi on Projects) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HT-3
Contracts and Grants for Research, Development. Clinical
and Educational Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HT-4
Standard A ffi 7 iation Agreements (including Standard Agreement of
Academic Cooperation with Foreiyr~ Inst~tutions) . . . . . . . . . . . HT-5

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT TYLER
U . T. BOARD 0; REGENTS ' MEETING
CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLI NICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
e Since the D~cket fnr the revious meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents. the
fcllowing activity has ta en place with regard to Contracts avd Grarts for
Research. Development. C? i ni cal and Educati onaT Services :
A. Number of Ini t I a1 Grant and Contract Awards
Docket Total Total
Item # a Fun& Out. Support Materials
2 9 6
17-22 $ 720,280 Report of Rdards
FY 96 23 $ 15,550 Report of IACs
FY 96 24-25 Report of Contracts
0, Number of Fiscal mndments to Grant and Contract Awards
(Increasing or Decreasing by 810.000 or More)
Docket Tot a l Total
- Funds In Funds Sunnort Materi a1 s
Report of Ahards
Heport of IACs
Report of Contracts

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT TYLFR
U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING
STANDARD AF FI LIATIN AGREEMENTS
The followinq affiliation agreement has been administratively approved by t$e
txecutive Vice Chancellor for Heaith Affairs and follows one of the standarj
formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of General
Counsel .
1. Facility:
Date :
Purpose :
Stephen F. Austio Slate University
Nacogdoches , Texas
September 1. 1995
To provide health care related educational
experi ences