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Publication
Archive
UC
Policies on Campus Activities, Organizations and Students
(Revised August 1994)
A Declaration of Community. (1993)
Report of the Universitywide
Campus Community Task Force (Single web document, 244K, ~85 pages.)
This report establishes a framework upon which a common understanding
and appreciation for the concept of a campus community may be constructed.
The Task Force, composed of faculty, students, and staff, sought to
articulate the principles upon which the University community is founded;
and, building on these principles, recommend actions to sustain and
enhance it. The Task force also developed a research agenda.
SAS Occasional Paper Series, November
1994.
(You
will need Adobe
Acrobat to read these files):
Occasional Paper # 1: Estimating
the Effects of Fee Increases on the Demand for Enrollment by
New California Resident Freshmen. 52 pages, 212K.
Occasional
Paper #2: Survey
of Non-Matriculating SAA Students: A Phone Survey of 44 Students.
74
pages, 281K.
Occasional
Paper #3: Undergraduate
Enrollment Demand: An Examination of the Factors That Will Shape
Undergraduate Demand at the University of California into the
Next Century.
77 pages, 342K.
Occasional
Paper #4, Part I:
Undergraduate Persistence
and Graduation at the University of California, Part I: A Review
of Persistence and Graduation of Undergraduate Students Who Entered
the University of California from Fall 1983 to Fall 1992. (November
1994). 94
pages, 355K.
Occasional
Paper #4, Part II: Undergraduate
Persistence and Graduation at the University of California, Part
II: A Review of Persistence and Graduation of Undergraduate Students
Who Entered the University of California from Fall 1983 to Fall
1992. (November 1994). 37 pages, 147K.
Occasional
Paper # 4, Part III: Undergraduate
Persistence and Graduation at the University of California, Part
III: A Review of the Literature on Undergraduate Persistence.
(November 1994). 84
pages, 333K.
Guidelines for Implementation
of University Policy on Undergraduate Admissions
The University's guidelines on how to conduct
admissions in the post Proposition 209 era, July 1996.
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