The university's growth in students and staff is reflected by the following statistics: towards the end. Two will be nominated by members of the Adelaide Hospital Honorary Medical Staff.
ALN{ANAC FOR 1949 TERT4S
L4 LAST DAY OF ENROLMENT. Conservatorium first quartet'begins
- W. 20 Last day of ently for public examinations in Music and
- S. 13 SECOND TERN4 ENDS
I Last day for submission of theses for the Bonython prize and for the degree D.D.Sc. Last day of registration for the Supplementary Leaving Examination to be held in February.
COMN,IITTEES, FACULTIES, A.ND BOARDS FOR 1949 EDUCATION COMMITTEE
ST,A,TUTES
XLVIII
LIII
LV. LVI
LVII
LVIII
LXI. LXII
LXIII
LXVII
LXVIII
34.2. The Vice-Chancellor shall resign his office upon the expiration of twelve calendar months from the date of his election, or until the day preceding that on which he withdraws from the Council, if he. The Chancellor or the Vice-Chancellor, or in their absence the Registrar, shall convene a meeting of the Council upon the written request of four members, and such request shall state the purposes for which the meeting is to be convened. The meeting will be held within four days of receipt of the request. 4. The Council shall have the power to make, modify and revoke standing orders for the regulation of its proceedings.
Until amended or repealed, the Standing Order of the Senate passed December 2, 1885, shall remain in force.
ST,A.TUTES 1L5
There shall be a registrar for the university who shall perform such duties as the council may from time to time appoint. Any other candidate may be admitted to the matriculation examination by the council after approval by the N4atriculation board. Vice-chancellor for all members of the council who are judges of the Supreme Court, the professors and associate professors.
Each Faculty will advise the Council on all questions regarding the studies, studies and examinations in the courier of the Faculty. 4. Each Faculty will annually choose one of their number to be Dean of the Faculty. Vice-Chance[är, and Nfembers cf the Council and Senate of the University of Adelaide.
STATUTES 123
General
17, These Statutes may be varied from time to time, but the title .. and general purpose of the exchange and exhibitions shall not be . changed'. L There shall be an annual prize, to be called the Tohn Howar.d clark Prize, which shall consist of one-half of the total portion of the fund received by the Universit)' as aforesaid. This award will be given to the candidate for the Honors Degree of Bachelor of Arts who will have the final examination in the English language school.
I28 STÄTUTES
This statute may vary from time to time, but the title would not change the purpose of the scholarship. Authorized December 10, 1915. The Association may at any time with the consent of the. from time to time] but the title of the scholarship will not be changed. At all lectures, examinations and public ceremonies of the University, graduates and students must dress academically.
The hoods for doctors shall be of silk of a darker shade of the color used for the hoods of bachelors of the same faculty, fully lined with silk of the lighter shade of the same color. The colors referred to above must correspond to the copies attached to a document marked A, on which the seal of the University is affixed. Notwithstanding anything herein provided, members of the Senate appointed ad eundetn may, in turn.
STATUTES 131 The statutes allorved and countersigned by the Governor on each
There will be a studentship, called The Haltley Studentship, of the value of L25, open to competition for veal. The Hartley Studentship will be awarded each year to the most successful candidate at the Leaving Honouls Examination, provided he is, in the opinion of the examiners, of sufficient merit. No person shall be admitted to a degree examination in which tlè hai already passed at this University, except by special grant of the Council.
Section 34;) Each board of studies consists of the rector, the teachers and lecturers who decide on the subjects in and such other persons as the council may deem necessary. 4. The lecturer is appointed from time to time by the university council and is remunerated by the university with f.10 10 sec. 8 of this statute. . be no knowledge for the least year after the final art in school.
The said sum of thirtl' 'pounds shall be paid as follows: ten pounds when the awar-gt is made, another ten pounds at the end of
Each three-year period .. the remainder of the terrn ncila . decide otherwise. These statutes may be amended from time to time, but the title and purpose of the grant shall not change. 3. The scholarship will be awarded on the 10th of December, on .. on the recommendation of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, to the best candidate, provided that, in the opinion of the Faculty, he is worthy enough.
Chapter XLVI.—Of the George Thompson Bursary in Commerce.. from time to time by the Adelaide Co-operative Society. This statute may be amended from time to time, but the title of the scholarship will be changed. This Statute may be amended from time to time, but the title and purposes of the approval shall not be changed.
STATUTES 155
- THE OFFICERS OF THE SENATE
- NOTICES
- CONDUCT OF BUSINESS
- SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS-
5' The council appoints the examiners on the recommendation of the Faculty of Medicine. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Science and Technology Recruitment Council. The prize will be worth 350 and will be available for each year.
Subject to the provisions of clause 8, the scholarship shall be awarded for one game of Viola. The department lists must be entered by the secretary. in the À4 inutes. Members of the council must be elected at the first meeting after the vacancy has been filled.
CALENDAR
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
Fees will be paid either in a lump sum at the beginning of the Conservator's year or in equal installments at the beginning of the year. 34; At the end of the year, any student who has studied a major subject can, upon written request, receive a progress report, signed by the director. A copy of any composition so published shall be deposited in the Library of the Conservatory.
One scholarship will follow the current one in each of the following subjects:-Singing;. No candidate who holds, or has held, any other scholarship or prize held for three years at the Elders' Conservatory for any of the above subjects, shall be eligible to receive an Eldel Scholarship in the same subject. In such a case, the Council directs that the funds of the scholarship be used to help deserving students cover the cost of their music education.
ELDER CONSERVATORIUM FREE SCHOLARSHIP
THE ALEXANDER CLARK MEMORIAL PRIZE This prize was founded by the Public Schools Decoration and
SCHOLARSHIPS
THE LUCY TOSEPHINE BAGOT PRIZE An.annual prize for Operatic_Singing,
THE VARLEY SCHOLARSHIP
THE ANDERS AND REI\4ERS SCHOLARSHIPS
OF' THE GLADYS LLOYD THOMAS SCHOLARSHIP FOR VIOLIN
A bursary can also be determined at any time if the holder is guilty of misconduct in the opinion of the Council. A scholar will participate in such Conservatory concerts, classes and other activities as the Director of the Conservatory requires. The scholarship will be offered for competition at the end of the year in which his term of office expires, either by retirement, resignation or forfeiture.
THE ELDER CONSERVATORIUM OLD SCIIOLARS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
The scholarship is awarded only if, in the opinion of exanriners, the candidate is of sufficient merit. The scholarship can be determined at any time if, in the opinion of the council, the holder has committed a crime. The scholarship holder must participate in concerts, lectures and other activities of the Conservatory, which may be requested by the director of the Conservatory.
The scholarship is offered for competition either towards the end or at the beginning of the conservatory year.
THE WAITE A.GRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
TIIE \VAITE ÄGBICULTURAL RESEAÌCH INSTITUTE 187 The scientific work of the Institute is centered on the study of. investigations are included in the following groups:
THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCE
TIIE INSTITUTE OF I\{EDICAL SCIENCES 189 .. in any case that the individual is under the supervision of the Institute and agrees to devote a certain amount of time to his duties. The Institute is recognized by the University of Adelaide as an approved laboratory in which postgraduate research can be carried out. A development of the policy of closer co-operation with the University in the interests of medical science is the accommodation in the Medical Library of the University and the Library of the Institute, forming one central collection of medical periodicals in Adelaide. In 194l, additional accommodation for larger animals was provided .. at an approximate cost of 32,000. Part of the cost was covered by Lady Parsons and part by the South Australian Government.
In addition, an annual grant of 8,1200 is now received from the Government for special research into swine diseases in South Australia, Owing. Due to a large increase in expenditure, the Council of the Institute has requested the government to increase the annual subsidy. The University contributes approximately 91,300 annually towards the salaries of various members of the Institute's staff, either for their services as lecturers at the University or to promote medical research. On the occasion of the official opening, the Council of the Institute published a brochure describing the new building. Annual reports describing the Institute's activities in detail.
THE ANTI-CANCER COMMITTEE
A Clinical Committee, made up of members of the Hospital's Honorary Staff, chairs the Honorary Radiation Therapist, oversees the treatment of patients and meets weekly. Research pathologist who took up a full-time job at the committee upon his return from extended study leave at the end of 1949.
RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE
CON,TN4EN,TORATION OF UNIVERSITY ALUN{NI
RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES
ST. MARK,S COLLEGE
St All-s College- was founded and affiliated to the University in 1939, following a bequest from the late Mr. and property in Brougham Place, North Adelaide, for the establishment of a non-denominational college for women students of the Uni- . However, for various reasons, especially the outbreak of war in September 1939, the college did not open for students until 1947.
AFFILIATION TO THE UNIVERSITIES OF CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD
RECOGNITION BY THE INSTITUTION OF CIVI
ENGINEERS, LONDON
NNUEI-INCTURE IN ACCOUNTANCY The Council has accePted- the
UNIVBRSITY TLTTORIAL CLASSES
BVENING LECTURES
SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, EXHIBITIONS, AND PRIZES FACULTY OF ARTS
The sum of 9256, which b""lîiìd to the University for the purpose of establishing a fr¡nd to perpetuate the memory of the late ñ4iss. The Prize, to be known in French as the Violet de Mole Prize, and to consist of a book or books to the value of 92 2/-, will b,e. The book or books are chosen by the winner with the consent of the professor of French language and literature, and they must be equipped with a bookplate designed for this purpose.
2. The remainder of the income from the fund after the payment of the award provided for in Article 1 is used for the purchase of books. Each book thus purchased contains an ex-libris indicating that it is part of The Violet de Mole Memo-. This scholarship, with an annual value of 30 f, is awarded annually and is valid for two years.
