November 16, 2009
Board of Regents, Presidents vote to preserve higher education funding
The Board of Regents met on Friday and issued a joint policy statement recommending that higher education budgets be held harmless in order to maintain services amidst current student enrollment growth.
The statement can be viewed below.
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