In September, 1996, Provost Geoffrey Stone appointed a second Committee on Academic Fraud (the first one was appointed in 1984 by Provost Norman Bradburn). Its charge was (a) to review the existing policies and procedures in light of the University’s experience, the development of discussions and policies elsewhere, and the expectations of external institutions that do or may fund research at the University; and, if necessary, (b) to recommend revisions in the University’s Procedures for Investigating Academic Fraud.
This report from the Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on Molecular Engineering considers whether the University should explore and, if the resources can be raised, create a new research component in Molecular Engineering.
A report from the Ad Hoc Committee on China proposing a University of Chicago Center in China.
This document presents the rationale, grand intellectual challenges, viability, and practical aspects of how the establishment of the Institute for Molecular Engineering (IME) may be realized within the University.
A proposal for the establishment of a University of Chicago Institute for Advanced Study in New Delhi.
Recommendations for the position specifications for the Director of the Institute for Molecular Engineering.
Report from the Biosafety Advisory Group on the external review of the biosafety programs and pathogen research labs on campus and the evaluation of the significance of two biosafety events on campus.