Collection: Faculty and University Senate Records, 1960/2009, bulk 1970/1980 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Faculty and University Senate Records, 1960/2009, bulk 1970/1980 Level File

Folder 71: Amendment to the Promotion and Tenure Guidelines as it was Responded to by President Bugg, 1973/1974 Box 22, Folder 71

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Folder 71: Definition of Certificate, 1975/1978 Box 24, Folder 71

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Folder 71: Reduced Tuition for Senior Citizens, 1973/1974 Box 9, Folder 71

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Folder 71: Student Caucus Election Rules, Procedure for Election Irregularities, 1975/1976 Box 23, Folder 71

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Folder 72: A Master of Public Administration Degree at Old Dominion University as it was Submitted to the Senate by Committee B, 1973/1974 Box 22, Folder 72

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Folder 72: Sabbatical Leave, 1973/1974 Box 9, Folder 72

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Folder 72: Student Caucus Resolution to Seat a Student on the Search Committee for a President, 1975/1978 Box 24, Folder 72

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Folder 72: Withdrawal Policy from Committee A, 1975/1976 Box 23, Folder 72

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Folder 73: Faculty Senate Apportionment, 1975/1978 Box 24, Folder 73

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Folder 73: Release Time for Research as it was Approved by the President, 1973/1974 Box 22, Folder 73

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