York University (Toronto, Ont.). Senate. Committee on Admissions and Recruitment

The Committee on Admissions and Recruitment, in in the area of admissions recommended the minimum standards for admission to the University, including minimum criteria for admission to the undergraduate programme and acceptance into all faculties. The committee acted for the Senate in all matters of appeal related to admission. In the area of recruitment, the Committee developed policies and programmes for the recruitment of students and for public liaison with regard to admissions. The committee was superseded by the Committee on Admissions, Recruitment and Student Assistance in 1979.
The Senate Committee on Admissions, Recruitment and Student Assistance was established in 1979 as a combination of the Committee on Admissions and Recruitment and the Committee on Scholarships and Student Assistance. It co-ordinates and oversees all matters in the University relating to the admission and recruitment of students and to academically related awards and assistance. In the area of admissions, it recommends the minimum standards for; admission to the University, including minimum criteria for admission to the undergraduate programme and acceptance into all faculties. The committee acts for the Senate in all matters of appeal related to admission. In the area of recruitment, the Committee develops policies and programmes for the recruitment of students and for public liaison with regard to admissions. In the area of student assistance, the Committee has power to award all scholarships, medals, prizes and other types of awards, and to evaluate the terms and conditions of all such awards to insure that they meet University regulations with regard to inclusiveness.

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