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1971
Trustee Executive Committee adopted a resolution describing the Board’s intention to “provide greater visibility and identity within the University for the accomplishments and traditions of Case Institute of Technology, in a manner consistent with the University faculty organization and the aims and purposes of federation.” This was commonly referred to as The Case Statement.
April 8, 1971
Trustees approved the charter of the Constituent Faculties of Engineering, Humanities and Arts, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, and Social and Behavioral Sciences, to succeed the former Case Faculty and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
