The university's fervor in students and staff is indicated by the following statistics: at the end. Two are to be nominated by the members of the Honorary Rnedic Staff of the Adelaide Hospital.
ALMANÀC 33 ALMANAC FOR 1950
T2 SECOND TERM ENDS
I Labour Day
- F. 27 Council meeting
Last day of fun before the Additional Extermination that will take place in February. Lectures begin in the strength of materials and in the third and fourth years of civil, electrical and electronic engineering.
COMMITTEES, FACULTIES AND BOARDS F'OR 1950 'EDUCATION CON{ìvIITTtrE
STATUTES
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LXXIII
The Chancellor or Vice-Chancellor, or in their absence the Registrar, shall call a meeting of the Council on the written requisition of four members, and such requisition shall state the purposes for which the meeting is to be called. The Council has the power to issue, amend and revoke standing orders for the regulation of its work. The Senate shall from time to time have power to make, amend and repeal _Slanding Or{eqs for the regulation of its proceedings.
Until amended or repealed, the Rules of Procedure of the Senate adopted on December 2, 1885 shall remain in force.
STATUTES 123
There will be other professors and other teachers whom the Council will appoint from time to time. Each professor and each lecturer exercises his or her duties under the conditions that have been or may be determined by the council at the time of appointment. There shall be a Registrar of the University, who shall perform such duties as the Council may from time to time appoint.
The Council may at any time appoint a deputy to act in place of the Registrar for such period as they may think and appoint.
STATUTES T25 Chapter VI.-Of Leave of Absence
Chapter VIII.-Of Terms
L26 STATUTES
ST,{TUTES L27
-Chancellor, of all members of the Council who are judges of the Supreme Court, the professors and teachers. Faculty of Arts, and, to be appointed annually by the Council. cil, three members of the Council, and one member, or the professor of Classical Languages becomes dean, and then two members of the. South Australian School of Mines and Industrios] the Pro-. and Vice-Chancellor, the professors and lecturers in the subjects of the course of the Faculty, and three other members of the Council to be appointed annually. f) The Council may appoint other persons as members.
Each faculty will advise the Council - on all issues related to studies, lectures and exams in the Faculty's choir.
ST.ÀTUTES I29
It will be at his discretion, or at the written request of the Chancellor or the Vice-Chancellor, - or both members of the. With the approval of the Council, the Board may issue rules for the conduct of University students.
Scholarships are awarded by the examiners on the basis of a comparison of the candidates' academic records, and also on the basis of an original thesis, design or study, as indicated in the next section. Reimbursement for travel expenses is paid to the scholar after approval of his proposed departure date. Payment of the balance of the stipend shall be made quarterly at the Agent-General's office in London, or at such other place or places as the Council may from time to time direct, after the first payment.
9,-If any^ does not retain the scholarship for the full period of the vacancy, will be published by the Council in apers, and without examination will be held in the monsuring.
STÂTUTES 138
The income (including this grant) to be derived from the said sum, or so much of such income as will be sufficient, shall be applied to the payment of the said scholarship and exhibitions, and so much of such income as in every year it will not be so approved it will be. These statutes may be changed from time to time, but the title and general purpose of the exchange and exhibitions shall not be. There shall be an annual prize, to be called the John Howard Clark Prize, which shall consist of one-half of the annual prize money.
If the examiners do not consider any candidate worthy of the prize, they shall so report, and no prize shall be awarded for that year'; but, because of this malfunction, it will not be more than an estimator.
STÂTUTES 135
Every Bachelor of Laws, who shall during his course have obtained three Stow Prizes, shall receive a gold medal, and shall be
Prior to the award, the scholar must have met the requirements of the University for admission to the degree course he intends to take at the University. Except with the permission of the Council of the University, the scholar will not receive the scholarship for a longer period than that tee-. The at any time, with the permission of the Council to replace the then holder of another student and the privileges of the then holder will thereafter.
These statutes may be changed from time to time, but the title and purpose of the scholarship will not be changed.
STATUTES I37 Chapter XVIc.-Of The Archibald Mackie Bursa4y
For bachelors: of black stufi or silk and of the same style as. used at Cambridge for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. For graduates: of black silk and fully lined with silk in the faculty colour. In each faculty, the color of the clothing must be uniform for bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.
The statutes allowed and countersigned by the governor on each. of the days mentioned below, namely:-.
STATUTES I43
STÀTUTES 14,
This statute may be changed from time to time, but the title and purpose of the learned ip shall not be changed. The scholarship is awarded in the month of December following a recommendation from the Faculty of Science to the best candidate, provided that he is, This statute may be amended from time to time, but the title and purpose of the award shall not be altered.
These Statutes may be changed from time to time, but the title and purpose of the scholarships shall not be changed.
STATUI'ES T53
These statutes may vary from time to time, but the title and general purpose of the prize shall not be changed.
STATUTES 155
The scholarship may be held jointly with any other scholarship or award at the University and may be awarded more than once to the same candidate. These statutes may be amended from time to time in any manner not inconsistent with the objects for which the fund is registered.
STATUTES T57
L These statutes may be amended from time to time, but the title and general purpose of the scholarships shall not be altered. These statutes may be amended from time to time, but the title and purposes of the grant shall not change. These statutes may be amended from time to time, but the title and general purpose of the grant shall not be altered.
These Statutes may be changed from time to time, but the title and intent of the donation will not be changed.
STA,TUTES 165
These statutes may be amended from time to time, but the title and purpose of the scholarship shall not be altered. The scholarship will be awarded by the Council for the Improvement of the Faculty of Science and Engineering. The prize will be worth 350 and will be available for prize every year.
Subject to the provisions of Article 8, the scholarship will be awarded to a viola player.
176 STATUTES of En
- THE OFFICERS OF THE SENATE
- MEETINGS OF THE SENATE
- NOTICES
- CONDUCT OF BUSINESS
- SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS. -
A Clerk of the Senate shall be elected annually, and shall perform such duties as may be directed by the Custodian.'. ive all notices of motion or of questions, . a candidates for the office of Wardeì, Clerk,. The business at any meeting shall be transacted in the following order, and not otherwise, except by order of the Senate:. The vote of the Custodian will be taken before the other votes, without him being obliged to leave the chaù'.
The Speaker will present the Committee's report to the Senate and it will be discussed immediately or postponed for future consideration.
CALENDAR
THE ELDER CONSERVATORIUM OT' MUSIC
Students may not, except with permission from the director, receive their education elsewhere than at the Conservatory. Students may not participate in any public concert or accept public engagement anywhere other than at ihã Conservatoríum, except with the permission of the Director. A copy of any composition so published shall be kept in the Library of the Conservatory.
Students guilty of impropriety or violation of rules must be reported to the Disciplinary Committee.
THE ELDER SCHOLARSHIPS REGULATIONS
Students who intend to discontinue classes must notify the director in writing of such intention at least one month before the end of the semester. Students must attend such orchestral, vocal, or other instructional classes as the director deems essential to their progress. A scholarship is awarded to the candidate who shows the greatest professional talent and promise, and not necessarily to the most advanced on graduation.
A scholar will participate in such Conservatory concerts, recitals and other activities as the Director of the Conservatory may require.
ELDER CONSERVATORIUN,I FREE SCHOLARSHIP RULES
THE ALEXANDER CLARK N{EMORIAL PRIZE _- Tþis prize was founded by the Public Schools Decoration and
THE EUGENE ALDERMAN SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS
THE LUCY TOSEPHINE BAGOT PRIZE
THB VARLEY SCHOLARSHIP
THE ANDERS AND REIMERS SCHOLARSHIPS
THE ROBERT WHINHAM PRIZE FOR ELOCUTION
THE GLADYS LLOYD THOMAS SCHOLARSHIP FOR VIOLIN
THE ELDER CONSERVATORIUN4 OLD SCHOLARS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
The scholarship is awarded only if, in the opinion of e.examiners, the candidate has sufficient merit. The scholarship is offered for competitions towards the end or at the beginning of the conservatory year.
THE WAITE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
198 .WAITE AGRICULTUR,{L RESEARCH INSTITUTE. insofar as it is necessary for the examination of pastures. study objects are included in the following groups:
THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCE
Part of the cost was paid by Lady Parsons and by the Government of South Australia. The Institute earns about 99,000 a year from laboratory examination fees, although the expenses of the Institute now exceed 985,000 a year.
THE ANTI-CANCER COMMITTEE
Since the first Edwald Neale Bequest became available for medical research (preferably in cancer), the University Council has allocated the proceeds to the Cornmittee for research into the pathological problems associated with cancer; for ten years. The Comrnittee also conducts a dual educational campaign - to keep the medical profession in South Australia informed.
RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE
COMMEMORATION OF UNIVERSITY ALUN,{NI
The Comrnittee is also conducting a dual educational campaign to keep the medical profession in South Australia informed about. the latest methods and aids for diagnosis and treatment, including inculcating members of the general public about the danger signs and. the need for immediate consultation with the local doctor when. the first symptoms and signs appear. The council compiles and maintains a record of each graduate's academic and extra-university career. Persons seeking approval shall submit the evidence and information required by the Council and comply with the conditions laid down by the Council.
6._ The above and any future resolutions may be amended or added to by an absolute majority of the Council, with the consent of the Senate.
RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES
ST. N4ARK,S COLLEGE
ST. ANN,S COLLBGB
