A potential concern was raised about an increased number of large classes. If students come here because of an expectation that they will get personal attention, large classes would seem to work against this expectation. The relatively low funding of UW-Whitewater as compared to other comprehensive institutions in the UW System was noted. It was also noted that some of our programs result in high costs in student affairs, not just in academic affairs. A question was raised about Chancellor Greenhill s reference to the need for more police personnel.
Some buildings are open almost constantly, posing a potential security issue.
The weekends are a special concern. A question was raised about the Indirect Cost Recovery Pool. This was explained as money earned as a part of grants. Some of the money pays for costs such as a Legislative Audit Bureau audit every two years, workmen s compensation, municipal services, and so forth. One third of the money is returned to the unit where the grant was generated.