Under the UC plan, partners must sign and file with UC an affidavit declaring that they meet UC's criteria and that they have shared a common residence for at least 12 consecutive months. They also must provide proof of mutual financial support. The proposal is designed to restore faculty salaries to competitive levels, accommodate an additional 2,000 students and continue to provide students with classes needed to graduate in a timely fashion. The bill calls for graduate and professional school student fees for California residents to be frozen for two years. The reduction comes on the heels of three consecutive years with no fee increase.
Efforts are underway to attract additional private support and matching funds from public schools.
A compensation plan for staff physicians to initially be implemented at UC San Francisco, with possible extension to other campuses based upon review and approval of the president. The agreement is expected to provide the UCLA Medical Center with cost efficiencies, opportunities to grow research programs by attracting more patients and additional funds to support program development. In July 1994, Regents, on behalf of UCSF, entered into a partnership with Chartwell West to replace clinical services to underserved or underinsured patients that had been provided by the UCSF Department of Clinical Pharmacy. Chartwell West did not achieve the expected financial stability. The appointment of Regent Ward Connerly as vice chair of the Committee on Educational Policy.