Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 178 - State System of Higher Education (See Chapters 185 and 185b)
Section 10-327. - Disputes between governing boards.

Section 10-327 is repealed.

(February, 1965, P.A. 330, S. 5; P.A. 77-573, S. 27, 30.)

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Structure Connecticut General Statutes

Connecticut General Statutes

Title 10 - Education and Culture

Chapter 178 - State System of Higher Education (See Chapters 185 and 185b)

Section 10-322. - Definitions.

Section 10-323. - Appointment of commission.

Section 10-323b. - Faculty advisory council.

Section 10-323d. - Report for the organization of higher education structure.

Section 10-324 to 10-324d. - Duties of commission. Policies and goals. Training of educational personnel. Postsecondary education commission for receipt of federal funds. Report on need for new or expanded institutions. Office of veterans affairs for...

Section 10-325 to 10-325b. - Staff. Advisory committees. Regulations. Contracts. Transfer of funds and personnel. Retirement status of transferred personnel.

Section 10-326. - Operation of state institutions of higher education. Board for State Academic Awards.

Section 10-326f and 10-326g. - Contracts with independent colleges for use of programs, facilities and services. Contracts with the New England Board of Higher Education for programs in health fields.

Section 10-327. - Disputes between governing boards.

Section 10-328 to 10-328b. - Budget preparation and transfer of funds. Receipt of gifts. Receipt and disposition of gifts of lands, money or other property. Use of library facilities at state higher education institutions.

Section 10-329 and 10-329a. - Receipt and expenditure of federal funds. Jurisdiction over professional staffs of higher education units.

Section 10-331c. - Contracting for additional student space in independent colleges.

Section 10-333. (Formerly Sec. 10-14a). - Scholarship aid for teachers of children requiring special education.

Section 10-334a. - Appointment of Connecticut Commission on Aid to Higher Education. Employees. Powers.