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Deferred tuition proposal [for Duke University PA program] - Correspondence: Keller to Howard, Howard to Kinney

Descrição:	In his memorandum sent to Drs. Howard and Bulger at Duke University, Mr. Keller sets forth parameters for the Tuition Loan program for the Duke University PA program. According to the letter, "the plan will generate sufficient cash to support the...
Data Criada:	November 20, 1971

Deferred tuition proposal [for Duke University PA program]

Descrição:	This proposal was developed by Dr. D. Robert Howard as way for the Duke PA program to become financially self-dependent after receiving five years of Federal funding and meet the immediate needs of PA students for educational loans. "It is...
Data Criada:	1971

Deferred tuition proposal [for Duke University PA Program] - Correspondence: Estes to Kinney, Anlyan to Kinney

Descrição:	This letter from Dr. Estes to Dr. Kinney dated May 2, 1972 describes plans to begin charging tuition to PA students entering the fall of 1972. He asks formal approval of the Deferred Tuition plan so that it can be implemented before the September...
Data Criada:	May 2, 1972

Deferred tuition proposal [for Duke University PA Program] - Correspondence: Howard to Blackburn

Descrição:	This June 22, 1972 letter from Dr. Howard to Dr. John Blackburn, Chancellor of Duke University, provides information about the current status of the PA Program including a long range funding plan (attachment I). "The establishment of a revolving...
Data Criada:	June 22, 1972

Deferred tuition proposal [for Duke University PA Program] - Correspondence: Estes to File, Copy to Kinney

Descrição:	This memorandum dated August 1, 1972 by Dr. Estes and copied to Dr. Kinney [memo-o-gram] describes meeting held in Dr. Anlyan's office on same day to work out details about the DHEW contract and other related matters. Dr. Estes opposes earlier...
Data Criada:	August 1, 1972