THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE INITIALS "IUPUI" CONTINUE TO BE USED TO DESIGNATE THE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT A MORE AGGRESSIVE PROGRAM FOR THE RECRUITMENT AND RETAINMENT OF MINORITY STUDENTS BE ESTABLISHED2. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A POSITION IN THE IUPUI OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS TO ASSIST WITH COORDINATION.
9 · THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE NORMAL COLLEGE OF THE AGU BE DESIGNATED AS A SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 10 · THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE DIVISION OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES BE DESIGNATED AS THE SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES. 12 • THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT IUPUI CONTINUE TO OFFER BOTH INDIANA UNIVERSITY AND PURDUE UNIVERSITY DEGREES WITH THE INDICATION THAT THE DEGREES WERE AWARDED AT INDIANAPOLIS.
THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT ACADEMIC PROGRAMS BE MORE FLEXIBLE IN TERMS OF COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND TIME NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE PROGRAM. 22, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT A COMMITTEE OF FACULTIES AND STUDENTS BE FORMED AND WITH AUTHORITY WITHIN THE UNIVERSITY.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT IUPUI PROVIDE PROGRAMS
DEVELOPMENT OF DOCTORAL PROGRAMS WHERE SUCH IS CONSISTENT WITH IUPUI'S ESTABLISHED MISSIONS AND FULFILLS A DEMONSTRA BLE NEED.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT INDIVIDUAL PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE PROGRAMS AT IUPUI BE ADMINISTERED BY THE
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS BE STRENGTHENEDATALL PROGRAM LEVELS
THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT EVIDENCE OF RESEARCH ACTIVITY BE CONSIDERED ONE OF SEVERAL IMPORTANT CRITERIA.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT EVIDENCE OF RESEARCH ACTIVITY BE CONSIDERED ONE OF SEVERAL IMPORTANT CRITElUA
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT IUPUI GIVE FULL SUPPORT TO THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIANAPOLIS CENTER
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT EVERY ACADEMIC
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT EACH SCHOOL AND DEPART- MENT REVIEW ALL .COURSE OFFEHINGS EVERY TWO YEARS
THE COMMITTEE HECOMMENDS THAT THE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE OF EACH SCHOOL SHOULD HAVE BHOUGHT BEFORE IT FOR CON-
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE IUPUI OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS (OR. VICE CHANCELLOR AND DEAN OF
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT A CENTER FOR INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT BE ESTABLISHED TO ASSIST FACULTY IN DEVELOPING MORE
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT A FACULTY TASK FORCE BE APPOINTED BY THE CHANCELLOR TO DEVELOP A PROPOSAL FOR THE
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE TWO SEMESTER SYSTEM BE CONTINUED AS THE BASIC FORMAT FOR ANNUAL SCHEDULING
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE PRESENT FLEXIBLE SUMMER SCHEDULE CONCEPT BE FURTHER DEVELOPED EXPERIMENTALLY TO
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION OF IUPUI CREATE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE A SEPARATE ADMINISTRATION
THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT AN INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT CENTER BE ESTABLISHED TO HELP THE FACULTY TO DEVELOP MORE. THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT CLASS SIZE BE MAINTAINED AT A LEVEL THAT ENSURES THAT CLASS DISCUSSIONS WILL OCCUR.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE DEAN OF FACULTIES APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO PREPARE FOR THE CHANCELLOR A
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS SUBSTANTIAL INCREASES IN SUPPORT SERVICES FOR FACULTY
T HE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THE CONTINUED STUDY BY THE F ACULTY COUNCIL AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF IUPUI OF PRO-
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT A SPECIAL TASK FORCE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FACULTY COUNCIL, THE CENTRAL
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT A SPECIAL TASK FORCE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FACULTY COUNCIL, THE CENTRAL
THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE ALL-UNIVERSITY COUNCIL BE COMPOSED OF AN EQUAL NUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THE APPOINTMENT OF POSITIONS WITH LINE AND STAFF RELATIONSHIPS AS PORTRAYED IN THE CHART
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE UNIVERSITY DIVISION ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE GUIDED STUDIES PROGRAM
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE UNIVERSITY DIVISION BE ASSIGNED SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITY FOR "ADULT NON-DEGREE
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT IUPUI SHOULD CONTINUE TO SERVE THOSE INDIANAPOLIS-RELATED COMMUNITIES SUCH AS
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENT BODY AS NON-VOTING MEMBERS OF THE.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENT BODY SIT AS NON-VOTING MEMBERS OF THE
73., THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE REPORT OF THE PERSONNEL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE OF THE FACULTY COUNCIL, ADOPTED APRIL 15, 1971, PROPOSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PERSONNEL REVIEW PANEL, BE IMPLEMENTED.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE STAF'F PERSONNEL
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE ADMINISTRATION OF IUPUI MOVE AS QUICKLY AS RESOURCES WILL PERMIT TO ESTABLISH A
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION OF IUPUI MAKE A SPECIAL ALLOCATION OF $3,500,000 SPREAD OVER THE NEXT EIGHT FISCAL YEARS OVER AND ABOVE THE REGULAR OPERATING BUDGETS FOR BOOK PROGRAM AND PROFIT. 79* THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION OF IUPUI COMMIT TO A POLICY OF SYSTEMATIC USE AND EXPLOITATION OF THESE AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT DURING THE 1973-74 YEAR THE CHANCELLOR CREATE A STANDING COMMITTEE ON
THROUGH THE CAMPUS: AND THAT NEW YORK STREET BECOME THE GREAT EAST-WEST THROUGH THE CAMPUS. 9L THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE UNIVERSITY SHOULD ENCOURAGE THE MAINTENANCE OF LOCKFIELD GARDENS AS A DESIRED HOUSING ENVIRONMENT FOR LOCAL CITIZENS AND. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE CITY AND THE UNIVERSITY WORK WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD CITIZENS ON PLANS TO RENEW THE INDIANA AVENUE AREA ON THE CAMPUS.
EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT">IN THE BENEFITS OF UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY S1f.J\ Ll, PH,EPL\RE A SET OF SPECIFICATIONS TO BE ESTABLISHED .FORTH SPECIF'IC TYI.,ESAND. LOCATIONS OF FACILITIES DESIRED UNDER RANGR LONG PLAN, TERMS MAY BE SUBMITTED ACCORDING TO WffiCH PROPOSALS AND TIMEFRAME FOR SPECIFIC PROPOSALS. OF IUPUI AND THE METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF ALLOWING THE LAND INCLUDED IN THE TRIANGLE BOUNDED BY INDIANA STREET, BLAKE STREET AND THE STREET IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF USA-.
951. THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE NORMAL COLLEGE (THE SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL TRAINING) SHOULD BE MOVED TO THE AREA SOUTH OF NEW YORK STREET IN THE QUADRAN NEXT TO WHITE RIVER. THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE RIVER FRONT SHOULD BE USED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE FOR RECREATION AND GREEN.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE RIVER FRONT SHOULD BE USED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE FOR RECREATIONAL AND GREEN
ENVIRONMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY SHOULD BE A IVIIX OF CITIZEN HOUSING, STUDENT HOUSING AND FACULTY HOUSING. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT PRIVATE ENTERPRISE SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED TO PROVIDE ADJUSTABLE HOUSING FOR UNIVERSITY FACULTY, STAFF, STUDENTS AND LOCAL RESIDENTS. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT ALL PRESENT UNIVEHSITY HOUSING BE MAINTAINED EXCEPT WINONA VILLJ\GE, A GROUP OF "TEMPORARY" WORLD WAR II UNITS TO BE DEMOLISHED IMMEDIATELY.
ACTIVITIES 1 STUDENT SERVICES AND RECREATION
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT AN IMMEDIATE STUDY OF THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF IUPUI BE UNDERTAKEN AND. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT EACH COMPONENT UNIT OF THE UNIVERSITY CREATE A PLANNING GROUP TO CONTINUOUSLY MAP FUTURE DEVELOPMENT AND THAT. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT AN EARLY SUBSCRIPTION OF THE NAME, "INDIANA UNIVERSITY- PURDUE UNIVERSITY AT INDIANAPOLIS" I AND ITS INITIALS I "IUPUI" I BE MADE BY THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY AND PURDUE.
THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT A POSITIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS PROGRAM BE DEVELOPED TO ENHANCE THE IMAGE OF THE UNIVERSITY THROUGH APPROPRIATE ALLOCATION OF FISCAL AND HUMAN RESOURCES. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE REGULAR AGU COLLEGE BE CALLED THE SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION. The committee also supports full credit transferability between units of the Indiana University and Purdue University systems.
The Committee encourages research at the undergraduate level despite the heavy teaching responsibilities of the undergraduate faculty. The Committee is aware of the need for much more investment in I UPUI by the State of Indiana. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT IUPUI GIVE FULL SUPPORT TO THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIANAPOLIS CENTER FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH.
FURTHER, THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE IUPUI OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS (OR, VICE CHANCELLOR AND DEAN OF THE. THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT A FACULTY TASK FORCE BE DESIGNATED BY THE CHANCELLOR TO DEVELOP A PROPOSAL FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CENTER FOR INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT, INCLUDING METHODS AND IDENTIFICATION OF FUNDING SOURCES Accordingly, THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE IUPUI CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION COOPERATE WITH ALL ACADEMIC UNITS TO INCREASE THE FLEXIBILITY OF THE SCHEME FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AND THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS.
It should continue to report, as now, through the Vice Rector and Dean of Faculties to the Chancellor as well as other schools and. A possible exception to this general rule 1 in the opinion of the committee I is the situation where the programs of Indiana University and Purdue University are. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE CHANCELLOR'S ADVISORY BOARD BE EXPANDED TO INCLUDE PRINCIPAL REPRESENTATIVES.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT FACULTY STAFF AND STUDENT BODY REPRESENTATIVES BE SEATED AS NON-VOTING MEMBERS OF THE CHANCELER'S ADVISORY BOARD. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE REPORT OF THE FACULTY COUNCIL PERSONNEL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, APPROVED APRIL 15, 1971, PROPOSING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A STAFF.
THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT A STUDY BY IUPUI BE RENEWED TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN FM RADIO STATION ON THE CAMPUS. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THERE SHOULD BE A THOROUGH HARDWARE CONFIGURATION STUDY OVER THE NEXT THREE YEAR PERIOD. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE UNIVERSITY CENTRALIZE MOST OF ITS OPERATIONS ON THE MAIN CAMPUS AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.
The committee believes that the physical development of the campus projects the image of the University in the community. There are three populations that should be included in this planning ~ faculty and students; greater Indianapolis community; and the community immediately adjacent to the University. The activities and facilities of the University should be considered as an aspect of this community.
This Committee will consist of representatives of the University and government agencies among others. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE UNIVERSITY COMPLY WITH THE POLICY OF NOT ALLOWING THE CONSTRUCTION OF ANY VACANT COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS ON THE CAMPUS. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE UNIVERSITY SHOULD ENCOURAGE THE MAINTENANCE OF LOCKFIELD GARDENS AS A. DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL AREA FOR LOCAL CITIZENS AND PUBLICLY RE-ENDORSE THE UNIVERSITY'S PROPOSAL.
THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE RIVER FRONT SHOULD BE USED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE FOR RECREATIONAL AND GREEN BELT AREAS. This area is an ecological and physical asset to the university and should be developed as such. THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE UNIVERSITY SHOULD ACQUIRE LAND BOUNDARY BY WEST STREET I MICHIGAN STREET I.
THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT HOUSING IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE UNIVERSITY SHOULD BE A MIXTURE OF RESIDENTIAL, STUDENT AND FACULTY HOUSING. Private companies should be aware of these needs and encourage them to build such units near the campus areas. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT PRIVATE COMPANIES SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED TO PROVIDE COURT HOUSING FOR UNIVERSITIES.
FACULTY I STAFF I STUDENTS AND LOCAL RESIDENTS
GENERAL UNIVERSITY FACILITIES 2. HEALTH SCIENCE FACILITIES
With the approval of the 1971-1973 General Assembly, sufficient funds were allocated to initiate half of the Science/Engineering. Reconstruction will be required to meet code due to the change in function from a museum to an instructional facility. This decision 1 and the growth of the campus 1 have necessitated an overhaul of the steam distribution system.
This facility will be the permanent home of the School of Business and the new School of Public and Environmental Affairs. 1 faculty offices and other support facilities will meet most of the needs of the School of Nursing during this decade. In addition 1 the School of Medicine runs a very large Allied Health Sciences program as a major division of the school.
The construction of a large outpatient center took advantage of the joint efforts of the Regenstrief Round, Marion. Completing this phase in this time frame will relieve many of the school's other busy programs. The master plan for the development of the new additions to the children's hospital and the renovation of the older one.
Funding for the construction of the facility was programmed for 1977-79 and only a portion of the funds are. It was occasionally necessary to suspend operations in these areas during hot summer months. These conditions make it difficult to maintain satisfactory temperatures in any part of the building.
The basement part of the original building will be renovated to include a staff lounge and a library. Part of the master plan for Riley Hospital is to modernize the facilities and improve the hospital. This building will continue to house faculty offices and classrooms and clinics necessary for the school's educational programs.
