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Low state allocation may lead to higher tuition
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Duderstadt said the dispute over share (of the budget) and increase "We didn't think that (the legislators to remove the amend- "If the University changes the
out-of-state enrollment is not the the share to their own Univer- legislature) would penalize us in the ment and discourage any drastic enrollment mix, it will affect en-
reason for the low budget allo- sities," Duderstadt said. budget. They went one step further action. The University's Board of rollment at all other state univer-
cation. Roberta Palmer, an officials in than we had hoped." Regents authorized a study to sities," Palmer said. "The study
"The underlying reason was that the University's Government After the dispute over the in- consider the issues involved in will have to take a look at all these
there was an opportunity for certain Relations Office, said she was state/out-of-state ratio appeared last altering the in-state/out-of-state issues, not just the University in
legislators to lower the University's surprised at the budget allocation. month, University officials lobbied ratio. isolation."

Council begins competition for LSA course ideas


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Academic Affairs and Provost
James Duderstadt said the delay was
caused by an unexpectedly large
number of proposals.
According to Duderstadt, many
of the 150 proposals originally
submitted to the competition in
April were combined, and several
- including a renovation of the
arena stage in the Frieze Building
- were funded through other

sources in the University budget.
Although Duderstadt has
announced the "winners" in the
competition for funding, the final
allocation for each proposal has not
been determined.
"We are still negotiating in most
cases with the individuals who
submitted the proposals," he said.
The approved programs will not
automatically receive the funding
level requested.

Duderstadt added that he was
"pleasantly surprised" at the
proposals. "For the first time, the
proposals were quite good,"
Duderstadt said. The Office of
Academic Affairs will conduct a
second competition for $1 million
to improve undergraduate life next
fall.
The LSA Collegiate Council, a
group of LSA administrators and
faculty members, received $220,000

from the initiative to create new
courses and improve current ones.
The council has created a smaller
scale competition for funding
within the college.
The council solicited program
ideas from all LSA faculty mem-
bers. The proposals are intended to
enhance the "critical thinking com-
ponent" of the curriculum and
involve students more actively in
the classroom.

"(The program) is needed to give
our undergraduate curriculum coher-
ence and to pursue more effectively
the goals of a liberal education,"
said LSA Dean for Curriculum and
Long Range Planning Jack
Meiland. He said that several
courses have already been approved.
The Collegiate Council may
also finance several new LSA
courses that were already approved
for funding through the Initiative.


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