History of the National Association of Dental Faculties : (United States) : with constitution and codified by-laws / by authority of the Executive Committee and Officers of the Association.

  • National Association of Dental Faculties.
Date:
1893
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Credit: History of the National Association of Dental Faculties : (United States) : with constitution and codified by-laws / by authority of the Executive Committee and Officers of the Association. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    (16.) In case of charges being filed against any college of this Asso- ciation, no final action shall be taken until all parties concerned shall have had at least thirty days' notice. [1892.] REGULATING MEMBERSHIP. (17.) Applications for membership in this Association shall be made in writing, and referred to the Executive Committee. [1SS6.] (18.) Applicants for membership in this Association shall be regu- larly incorporated dental colleges, or departments of medical colleges or universities wherein at least one full course of lectures has been delivered, and that such dental colleges or departments shall have been in existence one scholastic year. [1887.] (19.) No application for membership in this Association shall be reported on by the Executive Committee, unless received by the Secre- tary at least sixty (60) days before the regular meeting. [18S7.] (20.) All applications for membership reported favorably upon by the Executive Committee, shall lie over one year before final action may be taken thereon. [1889.] ON THE CONDUCT OF COLLEGES. (21.) The Dean or Secretary of any school in this Association shall, upon request, furnish the Executive Committee with the exact char- acter of any examination held in his school, and information as to whether such examination is final or not. [i886-'9i.] (22.) The term Anatomy shall be interpreted to include didactic and practical anatomy, and in the latter, at least two parts of the cadaver shall be dissected in some regularly appointed anatomy depart- ment. [1890.] AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION. There has been but one amendment to the Constitution adopted, viz.—conditionally affecting Article V: In all matters not in conflict with Article V of the Constitution, a majority of the colleges belonging to this Association shall constitute a quorum. [1890.] ELECTIVE COMMITTEES—STANDING. Executive Committee ; Ad-Interim Committee ; Committee on Text- Books ; Committee on Schools.