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I believe the following considerations should be brought to the attention of the academic scientific community. They concern time and effort
reports required in connection with
government research grants. In October
1966, the Association of Graduate
Deans passed the following resolution:
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Be it resolved that the Association of
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call upon the Association of American
President of the United States our respectful requests: 1. that the present requirement for reporting of effort by individual
members of the professional staff be suspended immediately because it admits no
meaningful compliance.
This
resolution
is
reproduced
The earlier motion on individual effortreporting had proposed involving CGS in
the attempt to get a revision, and had not
proposed immediate suspension of the
present requirement while negotiations |
were being undertaken. Dean Halford
feared that if negotiations alone were
proposed the results would be delayed
two to four years, and that AGS had the
most at stake in this area whereas most of
the institutions in CGS were not deeply
involved
in
this
problem.
Furthermore,
as the presidents of AAU had expressed
interest in working with the AGS in im-
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plementing specific recommendations of
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appointed by the presidents has never
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