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WELTY: Planning fiscal future of CSUF
Continued from page 1
In addition to the $6.5
rnillion shortfall this year,
CSUF could start the
1992-93 fiscal year with
$9.5 million less than we
had on July 1,1990.
Becau*«ofthis,bheCSU
trustees have
recommended a fee
increase of $372 per year
over 'this year's fee
pending a final review by
the board's finance
committee.
If the fee increase is
adopted, the be^st
projection according to
Welty is that we would
still start the next year
with$3.5 million less than
we had on July 1,1990.
Welty said CSUF must
strongly advocate the
needs for Public Higher
Education.
A Budget Advocacy
Board has been put
together to design a plan
to make our case to the
public and the legislature.
Welty also appointed a
26 member Task Force on
Budget and Fiscal
Planning which will be
responsible for reviewing
the entire fiscal plan and
will make
recommendations  byy
May 15, 1992 as to the
steps that should be taken
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In reviewing the
intellectual climate,
Welty said the restoration
of library hours was the
most basic step that had
to be taken.
Welty said he is also
looking to address the
needs of our outstanding
students to make sure
they have every
opportunity to have a
good academic
experience at the
university.
He also expressed the
need to improve
community relations.
Welty stressed that it is
important to build a
"university community
where freedom of
expression is protected,
but at the same time we
must build a university
community . where
respect and dignity is
upheld and practiced."
He said it is clear that
theuniversity community
has much to do in the
coming months and that
the task will not be easy.
'1 am very excited to be
part of the university
community and despite
th£r challenges we face,
our future is a brightone,"
he said.
"I ask for all of your
help and I will look
forward to meeting and
talking with you in the
coming semester."
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