the Governor. Representatives from each jurisdic-
tion include the mayor of the City of Baltimore; the
county executives of Baltimore, Anne Arundel,
Harford, and Howard counties; the president of the
Baltimore City Council; the chairpersons of the
County Council in Baltimore, Anne Arundel,
Harford, and Howard counties; the president and
a member of the Board of County Commissioners
from Carroll County; and a member of the planning
commissions or advisory boards of each jurisdic-
tion. Members appointed by the Governor include
a member of the State Senate, a member of the
House of Delegates, an elected municipal official,
and two members-at-large. The Governor may des-
ignate alternates for the legislative members, and
the elected officials representing the six jurisdictions
may each designate an alternate. The mayor of the
City of Annapolis serves ex officio as a nonvoting
member.

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE OF
MARYLAND

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Chairperson: Edward O. Clarke, Jr., 1989

Appointed by Governor with Senate advice &
consent: Rupert G. Curry, 1989; Sharon Pratt
Dixon, 1989; Paul Henry Nitze, 1989; Earle
Palmer Brown, 1991; John T. Connor, Jr., 1991;
J. Frank Raley, 1991; J. Blacklock Wills, 1991;
Andrew J. Goodpaster, 1992; Gilbert Gude, 1992;
John R. Petty, 1992; Benjamin L. Cardin, 1993;
Eleanor Digges Harrington, 1993; Bernard C.
Trueschler, 1993; Dr. Richard D. Weigle, 1993.

Edward T. Lewis, President
St. Mary's City, MD 20686 862-0410

Budget (Code 36.04.00)
FY1989 Total Appropriation............$15,992,720
State Appropriations.........................$ 7,864,940
Other Current Unrestricted..............$ 7,666,430
Current Restricted.............................$ 431,350
FY1989 Total Authorized Positions................234

Annual Review of Overall Plan by Board of Trustees to
Governor, General Assembly, & Maryland Higher'Ed-
ucation Commission due July 1.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

PRESIDENT

Edward T. Lewis ................862-0410

DEAN OF COLLEGE & VICE-PRESIDENT
FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Michael Rosenthal...........................862-0389

DEAN OF STUDENTS
Lynette H. WiUett...........................862-0208

Independent Agencies/471

VICE-PRESIDENT FOR PLANNING &
RESEARCH

John D. Underwood........................862-0412

VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATION
Edward Quinn.................................862-0312

VICE-PRESIDENT FOR COLLEGE
ADVANCEMENT
Brian W.Clarke...............................862-0280

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Christine C. Cihlar...........................862-0380

St. Mary's College of Maryland was originally
chartered as St. Mary's Seminary in 1839 (Chapter
190, Acts of 1839). In 1845 it was incorporated as
St. Mary's Female Seminary (Chapter 257, Acts of
1845). The College received its present name in
1964 (Chapter 59, Acts of 1964).

An accredited junior college for many years, St.
Mary's became a four-year college of liberal arts and
sciences in 1967. It is the only four-year institution
in the State college system devoted exclusively to
the liberal arts. Fall 1988 enrollment at St. Mary's
was 1,585 (F.T.E. 1,514), consisting of 1,310 full-
time and 275 part-time students.

The College is governed by a board of fifteen
trustees appointed to six-year terms by the Gover-
nor (Code Education Article, secs. 14-201 through
14-206).

Information about the College is available from:

Director of Public Affairs
Calvert Hall
St. Mary's College of Maryland
St. Mary's City, MD 20686 862-0380

MARYLAND STADIUM AUTHORITY

Chairperson: Herbert J. Belgrad, 1990

Appointed by Governor with Senate advice &
consent: John P. McDonough, 1991; W. Robert
Wallis, 1991; William K. Hellman, 1992; Joshua I.
Smith, 1993.

Bruce H. Hoffman, Executive Director
Norman E. Parker, Jr., Counsel

World Trade Center, Suite 2450
Baltimore, MD 21202 333-1560

Budget (Code 23.01.03.01)
FY1989 Non-Budgeted Funds $1,087,757
FY1989 Total Authorized Positions..................10

The Maryland Stadium Authority was created in
1986 (Chapter 283, Acts of 1986). The Authority
is to select a site for a new sports stadium in the
Baltimore metropolitan area and acquire, or con-
struct, and operate this facility The stadium is to be
used for professional football and baseball. Subject