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A meeting of the National Service Scheme is scheduled for August 15, 2013 at 11:00 am in the college meeting hall. The meeting will be chaired by the Associate Dean and will discuss the following agenda items: 1) Approval of minutes from the last meeting, 2) Approval of the calendar of regular activities and annual special camp, 3) Approval of NSS units and program officers, 4) Approval of expenditures incurred and the proposed budget, 5) Approval of the camp site, date and expenditure pattern, and 6) Any other subjects permitted by the chair.
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