Attendees: President Ivory V. Nelson, Interim Vice President Saligrama C. SubbaRao, Vice President William B. Bynum, Vice President Edward L. McCusker, Mr. Samuel W. Pressley, Ms. Diane M. Brown

Nottingham Academy - The University has been informed that Nottingham Academy is interested in pursuing an arrangement with L.U. that would allow free attendance at either institution for certain populations. Vice President SubbaRao was asked to look further into this matter.

African Art Collection - The University is taking steps to try to determine the value of the collection, the best way to preserve it, and how to possibly integrate the collection into the University's educational mission.

VICE PRESIDENTS ACTION/REPORTS
Fiscal Affairs - Vice President McCusker reported that the campus heating system should be in operation by Monday, October 23rd as all necessary repairs should be completed and the steam should be through the distribution system by Friday. The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) has informed the University that their review of Lincoln 's Single Audit report for the year ended June 30, 1998 is in compliance with PHEAA and U.S. Department of Education records and regulations relating to the Federal Family Education Loan Program.

Student Affairs & Enrollment Management - Vice President Bynum indicated that the division will investigate the possibility of using a building other than the Guest House to house the Admissions offices.

Development and External Relations - Mr. Pressley reported that Ms. Terri Heard would join the staff of the Office of Marketing and Communication as editor/writer, on Wednesday, October 18, 2000.

Other items on the agenda were for information purposes only.

Diane M. Brown
Assistant to the President

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