The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

Includes a report of reasons why the College of Agriculture needs reorganization and redirection

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.

The State College Council was charged with governing the New York State Colleges, including the New York State College of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New York State Veterinary College, and New York State Agricultural Experiment Station. The Council consisted of several Cornell University trustees, the deans or directors of three of the colleges in question, two (or sometimes three) faculty representatives, and the University Comptroller.