Title:Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees Minutes, July 4, 1836 [Containing an Ordinance on Student Debt]: Electronic Edition.
Author: University of North Carolina (1793-1962). Board of Trustees. Executive Committee
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Title of collection: Records of the Board of Trustees of the University of North Carolina
(#40001), University Archives, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Title of document: Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees Minutes, July 4, 1836 [Containing an Ordinance on Student Debt]
Author: The Committee
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Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees Minutes, July 4, 1836 [Containing an Ordinance on Student Debt]
University of North Carolina (1793-1962). Board of Trustees. Executive Committee
One of the Professors shall be appointed Bursar of the University: — it shall be his duty to receive from
the Students the money or drafts for money they may bring with them, & disburse
the same, in paying the Board, tuition fees, & other necessary expenses of the
Students: — he shall keep an account of the money received & disbursed
for each Student, & at the close of each Session he shall render a copy of such
account to the parent or guardian of each Student & pay the balance (if any there
be) to such parent or guardian, or to his or her written order.
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Each Student on his arrival at the University shall deliver over to the Bursar all monies or
drafts for money which may be committed to him for the payment of College expenses,
& for his his so doing he shall be regarded as acting under a pledge of honor.
The Bursar shall be allowed five dollars per annum for receiving & disbursing the
monies of each Student which shall be paid at the close of each Session by the Treasurer
of the University.
No Student shall during the Sessions of College on any pretence contract any debt
whatsoever. And if any Student violates this ordinance & the parent or guardian of
such Student or any other person on his or her behalf shall pay or satisfy any debt so
contracted such Student shall be forthwith dismissed from the University.
Resolved that Professor Mitchell
be appointed Bursar of the University for the
ensuing year Commencing with the next Session.
Resolved that [blank space] a native of Vermont be admitted as a Student in
the University free of tuition unless there be applicants for the
place of beneficiaries who are natives of this State.