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President Louis T. Benezet, makes the decision to close the center, citing budget constraints and university priorities.
Seth W. Spellman is named Dean of the college.
The estate of the late James E. Allen Jr., former New York State Commissioner of Education, grants use of his name for the college.
The University Senate adopts the policy.
158 new students enroll in the accelerated program.
53 students are selected to be in the center’s first class.
The center closes at the end of the academic year.
The college’s only major program of study “Man and His Institutions” (MAI) is finalized.
Development grant received from the Carnegie Foundation.
Planning stages begin for an unnamed “experimental college.”
A select committee chaired by the Vice President of Academic Affairs creates a statement policy “New Patterns in Undergraduate Education” which asks that UAlbany respond to social change.
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