Minutes
President's Cabinet Meeting
March 18, 2002
Attendees: President Ivory V. Nelson, Vice President Howard E. Merlin, Vice President Michael B. Hill, Vice President William B. Bynum, Dean Gladys J. Willis, Ms. Diane M. Brown
Housekeeping and Maintenance Contract Negotiations - The University is currently negotiating the contract for its Housekeeping and Maintenance staffs. The current contract expires June 30, 2002. The negotiating teams are scheduled to meet again on March 26, 2002.
Office of Naval (ONR) Funding - The ONR has decided to discontinue
the HBCU Program that presently funds LASER and "LASER-like" programs.
The University has been advised that ONR will not exercise the LASER Program's
two-year grant option for the grant ending June 30, 2002. Undergraduate
students currently in the program will continue to receive ONR scholarship
support until their expected graduation, given continuing availability
of funds.
The University will be seeking other funds to try to continue this
very important program.
The Department of Navy will issue a new Broad Agency Announcement (BBA)
to replace the one presently being phased out by ONR.
New Appointment to the Board of Trustees - Governor Mark Schweiker has appointed Mr. Craig Lincoln Tucker, of West Chester, PA, to the Lincoln University Board of Trustees for a term expiring August 31, 2003.
Facility Utilization - Policy for the use of facilities by outside organizations, including student-initiated events, will be included in the Student Handbook in the future.
Student Affairs and Enrollment Management
Admission Statistics for fall 2002 as of March 15, 2002
# of Undergraduate applications received for fall 2002……………… 2501
# of Undergraduate applications received for fall 2001……………… 2032
# of Undergraduate students admitted for fall 2002………………….
721
# of Undergraduate students admitted for fall 2001………………….
549
# of Graduate applications received for fall 2002……………………..
95
# of Graduate applications received for fall 2001……………………..
43
A specific target of enrolling 200 MHS students for fall 2002 (PreMasters
and Masters) has been established by the President. Necessary faculty
will be in place to handle the increase in enrollment.
Diane M. Brown
Assistant to the President