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1 |
1 |
p. 144-168 |
Jan. 13-Dec. 13,
1922 |
Powell's annual
report for 1921-22. Sections include: general matters, financial/budget,
faculty affairs, summer school, needs of the college, store, dormitory
number two, and farm. Powell recommends that the college go to a four-year,
bachelor's degree program; Board agrees. He also notes that the financial
depression had a large impact on the number of students, and that the
college needs to offer competitive salaries to interest/retain faculty.
Minutes and Report both mention the death of Captain Tift, trustee, on Feb.
4, 1922. |
Richard Holmes
Powell, Henry Harding Tift |
VSU History,
Newspaper Clippings File, Bulletins, J.F. Wood, Faculty Minutes, Pine
Branch, Campus Glimpses |
Yes |
Yes |
"This year has
been one of extremes. In many ways it has been the year of greatest progress
in the history of the College, in others it has been the most difficult."
Powell in annual report. |
1922 |
19 |
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1 |
1 |
p. 397 |
Aug. 11, 1922 |
Amendments to
Charter, Georgia Laws 1914 and Georgia Laws 1922. "An Act to amend an act
entitled 'An Act to establish and organize an Agricultural, Industrial and
Normal College in South Georgia as a branch of the University of Georgia,
and for other purposes,' approved August 18, 1906, and for other purposes." |
Richard Holmes
Powell, Board of Trustees |
VSU History,
Newspaper Clippings File |
No |
No |
|
1922 |
26 |