(a) There is established in the treasury of the University of Alaska the University of Alaska working capital reserve fund. The fund consists of money appropriated by the legislature for the purpose of providing nonlapsing current working capital for the University of Alaska and is not available for appropriation by the Board of Regents.
(b) [Repealed, ยง 19 ch 6 SLA 1998.]
Structure Alaska Statutes
Title 14. Education, Libraries, and Museums
Chapter 40. The University of Alaska and the Community Colleges
Article 3. Property and Funds of the University of Alaska.
Sec. 14.40.250. Regents to act as trustees and administer money or property.
Sec. 14.40.251. Default on tuition, fees, and charges.
Sec. 14.40.253. Financing notice and approval.
Sec. 14.40.254. University revenue bonds.
Sec. 14.40.255. Investment of surplus money.
Sec. 14.40.257. Reimbursement for costs of capital projects.
Sec. 14.40.280. Endowments and donations.
Sec. 14.40.282. Endowment for the physical sciences.
Sec. 14.40.290. Property and funds generally.
Sec. 14.40.291. Land of the University of Alaska not public domain land.
Sec. 14.40.296. Working capital reserve fund.
Sec. 14.40.300. Creation and appointment of comptroller.
Sec. 14.40.325. Reallocation within state appropriations.
Sec. 14.40.330. Inventory of property.
Sec. 14.40.350. Board of Regents authorized to lease land.
Sec. 14.40.365. University land grant.
Sec. 14.40.366. Management requirements for university land.
Sec. 14.40.367. Confidential records relating to university land and interests in land.
Sec. 14.40.380. Assent of legislature to federal land and money grants.
Sec. 14.40.400. Fund for money from sale or lease of land granted by Act of Congress.
Sec. 14.40.410. Federal grants of money to establish agricultural experiment stations.
Sec. 14.40.430. Acceptance of federal appropriation for agricultural extension work.
Sec. 14.40.450. Governor authorized to make certificates to obtain federal grants of money.
Sec. 14.40.453. Confidentiality of research.
Sec. 14.40.458. University corporate interests.