Minutes: Board of Regents Meeting and Regents Committee Meetings: January 11-12, 1990

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Minutes: Board of Regents Meeting and Regents Committee Meetings: January 11-12, 1990

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University of Minnesota Board of Regents

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1990

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University of Minnesota

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"M.S. in Management of Technology and Ph.D. in Biomedical Science proposed, recommended, approved; Frederick R. Weisman donates $3 million for U. for construction of art museum; Joy Mincey-Powell states that U. discriminates against disabled community through its architecture; Alfred Aeppli states opinion that U. is driven by money and prestige and supports a crazy salary structure . Proposes step structure to address inequities in faculty salaries; Keith Nichols states that U. architecture serves as barrier to public; Mary Tate presents background information on salary comparisons with public and private sectors and Civil Service Committee recommendations for 1991; Pauline Boss expresses concern about market value distribution of salary monies which discriminate against colleges and schools like the College of Home Economics which focus on human values." (source: card index to Regents Minutes in University Archives)

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University of Minnesota Board of Regents. (1990). Minutes: Board of Regents Meeting and Regents Committee Meetings: January 11-12, 1990. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/244.

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