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16-60-261
Section 16-60-261 Authority; use of facilities and personnel of Walker State Technical College.
(a) The academy shall have the authority to enter into cooperative educational and training
agreements with educational institutions, state governments, labor organizations, mine operators
and related industries. Such training shall be conducted by the academy in accordance with
curriculum needs and assignment of instructional personnel established by the user. (b) The
Alabama Mining Academy shall use the facilities and personnel of Walker State Technical College.
The president of Walker State Technical College may appoint or assign to the academy such
personnel as he deems necessary for the performance of the duties and functions of the academy.
(c) The President of Walker State Technical College is authorized to enter into contractual
or other agreements for the performance of such safety-related research. (d) Walker State
Technical College shall be authorized to procure mining equipment...
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16-3-32
Section 16-3-32 Providing instruction not available at state-supported institutions - Graduate
and professional instruction. The State Board of Education, under such rules and regulations
as it shall determine, may provide for residents of Alabama graduate and professional instruction
not available to them at state-supported educational institutions. The State Board of Education
shall, by its rules and regulations, determine the qualifications of persons who may be aided
under this section, and the decisions as to qualifications of persons by the State Board of
Education shall be final. The State Board of Education may provide such graduate and professional
instruction at any educational institution as it deems necessary, within or without state
boundaries. The State Board of Education shall provide such graduate and professional instruction,
within the limits of the appropriations available for this purpose, at a cost to students
not exceeding the probable cost of such instruction to...
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16-52-16
Section 16-52-16 Right, title and interest in property conveyed to university. All of the right,
title and interest of the State of Alabama in and to the real property acquired by and in
the name of the State of Alabama for the use and benefit of the state educational institution
formerly known as Jacksonville State College at Jacksonville, Alabama, is hereby conveyed
to and vested in Jacksonville State University, the body corporate created by Act No. 239,
Regular Session 1967, approved August 16, 1967. (Acts 1979, No. 79-613, p. 1084, § 1.)...
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16-22-1
Section 16-22-1 Police officers at state colleges and universities or Institute for Deaf and
Blind - Employment; powers and duties; nonlethal weaponry; certification. (a) The president
or chief executive officer of any state college or university, the president or chief executive
officer of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, and the presidents or chief executive
officers of Talladega College, Concordia College, Samford University, Birmingham-Southern
College, Miles College, Stillman College, Tuskegee University, Spring Hill College, Faulkner
University, Selma University, Madison Academy, and Briarwood Presbyterian Church and its integrated
auxiliary Briarwood Christian School may appoint and employ one or more suitable persons to
act as police officers to keep off intruders and prevent trespass upon and damage to the property
of the college or university or of the institute. These persons shall be charged with all
the duties and invested with all the powers of police officers,...
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16-33C-6
Section 16-33C-6 PACT Program generally. (a) The PACT Program is established as one college
savings alternative under the plan whereby purchasers enter into PACT contracts for the future
payment of tuition and mandatory fees at eligible educational institutions. The PACT Program
includes the PACT Trust Fund and the PACT Administrative Fund created pursuant to this chapter.
(b) The official location of the trust fund shall be the State Treasurer's office, and the
facilities of the State Treasurer shall be used and employed in the administration of the
fund including, but without limitation thereto, the keeping of records, the management of
bank accounts and other investments, the transfer of funds, and the safekeeping of securities
evidencing investments. The PACT Trust Fund is hereby created as the source for payment of
the PACT Program's obligations under PACT contracts. The amounts on deposit in the PACT Trust
Fund shall not constitute property of the state, and the state may have no...
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31-10-21
Section 31-10-21 Entitlement; requirements; educational institutions to insure members aware
of benefits. (a) Any active member of the Alabama National Guard shall be entitled to the
tuition benefits provided by this article upon his or her enrollment in a degree or certificate
program in any community or technical college that is under the authority of the Alabama Community
College System Board of Trustees, or enrollment in pursuit of his or her first undergraduate
degree in any public baccalaureate-awarding college or university within the state. Certification
and eligibility for the tuition benefits provided by this article shall be determined by the
State Education Services Office of the Alabama National Guard which shall promulgate and implement
administrative rules and procedures that it deems necessary to carry out and monitor the tuition
benefits provided by this article. (b) Any active member of the Alabama National Guard who
enrolls utilizing the tuition benefits provided by...
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10A-20-4.02
Section 10A-20-4.02 Establishment of schools, hospitals, orphanages, etc., by state, sectional,
or national conventions or associations. Incorporated conventions or associations, as well
as sectional or national conventions or associations of churches incorporated under the laws
of any state, may establish schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, orphanages, or training
courses for the ministry, missions, medical, sanitary, and other benevolent work, either directly
or by authorizing boards of directors to be by the convention appointed, from time to time,
to incorporate under general laws as a separate but subsidiary corporation. Any religious,
educational, or charitable association or institution so established by the convention, whether
separately incorporated or not, shall always be under the complete control and ownership of
the conventions or of boards of trustees or directors now appointed, or hereafter from time
to time appointed by the conventions, and may donate and convey...
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16-1-19
Section 16-1-19 Students at colleges, universities, etc., deemed residents of state if parent
or guardian registered to vote in state and employed by congressman or in executive branch
of federal government on appointment by President. Any law or any rule or regulation to the
contrary notwithstanding, for the purposes of paying tuition or fees at any college, university
or other institution of higher learning, any student shall be considered a resident of this
state if one of the student's parents or legal guardians is a resident of this state for voting
purposes and is either a full-time employee of a United States senator or congressman representing
this state or a full-time officer or employee of the Executive Branch of the federal government
on appointment by the President of the United States. (Acts 1977, No. 697, p. 1233, § 1.)...
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31-10-2
Section 31-10-2 Definitions. The following words used in this article shall have the meanings
as set forth by this section: (1) ALABAMA NATIONAL GUARD. Federally recognized units of the
Alabama National Guard. (2) ACTIVE MEMBER. A member of a federally recognized unit of the
Alabama National Guard meeting the minimum requirements for satisfactory membership as defined
in the Department of the Army and Department of the Air Force regulations. (3) TUITION. The
per semester cost of instruction and fees to the student not to exceed the average cost of
tuition per semester of a state-supported Alabama four year institution for classes or courses
that count towards the individual's degree or certificate plan as designed and approved by
the college or institution attended for the individual's declared program of study. (Acts
1984, No. 84-288, p. 498, §2; Act 2014-179, p. 522, §1; Act 2015-431, p. 1375, §1; Act
2017-349, §1.)...
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16-54-3
Section 16-54-3 Purpose; mission. The University of Montevallo is established generally for
the purpose of giving therein instructions in the liberal arts and sciences and in technical
and professional subjects suitable for both men and women. To that end, departments or subjects
of instruction may be established from time to time by the trustees upon the recommendation
of the president in accord with the provisions of Section 16-5-6. The overriding mission of
the University of Montevallo, unique in Alabama higher education, is to provide to students
from throughout the state an affordable, geographically accessible, "small college"
public higher educational experience of high quality with a strong emphasis on undergraduate
liberal studies and with professional programs supported by a broad base of arts and sciences,
designed for their intellectual and personal growth in pursuit of meaningful employment and
responsible, informed citizenship. Growing out of that mission and inherent in...
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