THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1969
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Regents approve merger guidelines
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however may warrant
modification of these pro
cedures upon recommendation
of the Chancellor or the Cor
poration Secretary.
Public hearing
There will be a public hear
ing on the proposed new policy
Jan. 10, 1370, the day of the
next Regents meeting. The
proposed new policy represents
a change in Regents bylaws
and cannot become effective
without public notice, a hearing
and a 30 day waiting period.
Related to the merger of the
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University of Omaha with the
University of Nebraska, the
Regents approved a general set
of policy guidelines.
All campus entities of the
University should form a
coordinated totality with com
plementary rather than com
petitive units.
Unnecessary duplication
within the total University is to
be avoided.
The University of Nebraska
at Omaha should preserve and
nurture its unique charac
teristics resulting from its
urban setting and its special
concern for ! the part-time,
evening student and the com
muting student.
C ooperative programs,
adapting the special talents of
faculty and staff, as well as
specialized facilities on all
campuses, are to be encourag
ed. Common interest
Certain services and
facilities of common interest to
all campuses are to be
coordinated by the central ad
ministration. Graduate instruction at the
doctoral level shall be the
responsibility of a single
graduate faculty, with an ex
ecutive dean of graduate llOHOrarV
education nresidinff. J
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within limitations imposed by
the differences in program
functions and program
missions.
Conformity of Institutional
organization and mission is not
necessarily desired; expanded
and improved service to the
public is.
Statements of general
policy adopted by the Regents
should be applicable to all
segments of the institution.
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procedural independence
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to established central
policies.
The quality of educational
programs on all of the cam
puses should be comparable
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