Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 136F — Minnesota State Colleges And Universities
Section 136F.28 — Southwest Asia Veterans; Technical Colleges.

Subdivision 1. Grants. A Southwest Asia veteran who enrolls in a technical college program, and who is a Minnesota resident whose entire education has not included completion of at least one technical college program is eligible for a state grant of $500 per year if the veteran has GI Montgomery Bill benefits, or $1,000 per year if the veteran does not have GI Montgomery Bill benefits, until the veteran has completed the lesser of (1) 115 credits in a technical college program, or (2) one technical college program. The grant is based on full-time attendance and shall be prorated if the student is attending less than full time. To be eligible for the tuition relief, a veteran must enroll in a technical college within two years of the date of discharge. All veterans enrolled under this program must maintain a minimum of six credits per quarter. Total grants may not exceed the available appropriation.
Subd. 2. Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following terms have the meanings given to them:
(a) "Southwest Asia veteran" means a person who:
(1) served in the active military service in any branch of the armed forces of the United States any time between August 1, 1990, and February 27, 1992;
(2) became eligible for the Southwest Asia Service Medal as a result of the service;
(3) was a Minnesota resident at the time of induction into the armed forces and for the one year immediately preceding induction; and
(4) has been separated or discharged from active military service under conditions other than dishonorable.
(b) "Technical college" means a technical college or consolidated community technical college under the governance of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.
1995 c 212 art 4 s 25; 1997 c 183 art 3 s 19; 2014 c 149 s 56

Structure Minnesota Statutes

Minnesota Statutes

Chapters 135A - 137 — Postsecondary Education

Chapter 136F — Minnesota State Colleges And Universities

Section 136F.01 — Definitions.

Section 136F.02 — Board Of Trustees.

Section 136F.03 — Candidate Advisory Council.

Section 136F.04 — Student Board Member Selection.

Section 136F.045 — Labor Organization Board Member Selection Process.

Section 136F.05 — Missions.

Section 136F.06 — Powers And Duties.

Section 136F.07 — Chancellor.

Section 136F.10 — Designation.

Section 136F.12 — Fond Du Lac Campus.

Section 136F.14 — Campus Merger Or Reorganization.

Section 136F.16 — Campus Establishment.

Section 136F.18 — Campus Closing.

Section 136F.19 — Power Of You Program.

Section 136F.20 — Student Health.

Section 136F.202 — Student Success Basic Needs Barrier Reduction.

Section 136F.22 — Student Associations.

Section 136F.23 — Student Associations; Purchasing Authority.

Section 136F.24 — Legal Counseling And Service Program; Funding.

Section 136F.25 — Absence For Chemical Abuse Treatment.

Section 136F.28 — Southwest Asia Veterans; Technical Colleges.

Section 136F.30 — Courses And Programs.

Section 136F.301 — Maximum Credit For Graduation; Waiver Reporting.

Section 136F.302 — Regulating The Assignment Of Students To Remedial Courses.

Section 136F.303 — Degree And Certificate Completion; Report.

Section 136F.305 — Z-degrees.

Section 136F.31 — Centers Of Excellence.

Section 136F.32 — Degrees; Diplomas; Certificates.

Section 136F.36 — Technical College Carpentry Program Construction Authority.

Section 136F.361 — Career And Technical Education Certification And Licensure.

Section 136F.37 — Job Placement Impact On Program Review; Information To Students.

Section 136F.38 — Workforce Development Scholarships.

Section 136F.40 — Appointment Of Personnel.

Section 136F.41 — Assignment To Bargaining Units.

Section 136F.42 — Personnel Management.

Section 136F.43 — Extended Leaves Of Absence.

Section 136F.44 — Administrative Interaction With Students.

Section 136F.45 — Annuities.

Section 136F.46 — Nonprofit Foundation Payroll Deduction.

Section 136F.47 — Pension Plan.

Section 136F.48 — Employer-paid Health Insurance.

Section 136F.481 — Early Separation Incentive Program.

Section 136F.50 — Cooperation Or Promotion Of A State College Or University.

Section 136F.52 — Local Advisory Committees.

Section 136F.526 — Audits.

Section 136F.53 — Parking And Traffic Regulation.

Section 136F.54 — Student Housing Management.

Section 136F.58 — Bookstores; Course Material Acquisition.

Section 136F.581 — Purchases And Contracts.

Section 136F.59 — Technical Equipment.

Section 136F.595 — Statewide Electronic Infrastructure; Portfolio Solutions.

Section 136F.60 — College And University Sites; Acquisition.

Section 136F.61 — State Building Code.

Section 136F.64 — Construction, Improvement, And Repair Of Facilities.

Section 136F.65 — Acceptance Of Federal Money.

Section 136F.66 — Capital Projects Bidding Procedures.

Section 136F.67 — Financing Of Child Care; Parking.

Section 136F.68 — State Property Agreements.

Section 136F.70 — Tuition; Fees; Activities Funds.

Section 136F.701 — Refund Of Tuition.

Section 136F.705 — Undergraduate Tuition Guarantee Plan.

Section 136F.71 — Receipts.

Section 136F.72 — Funds.

Section 136F.73 — Cash Over And Short Account Of Imprest Cash Fund.

Section 136F.74 — Carryover Authority.

Section 136F.76 — Litigation Awards.

Section 136F.77 — Equity Investments.

Section 136F.79 — Sole State Agency.

Section 136F.80 — Grants; Gifts; Bequests; Devises; Endowments.

Section 136F.81 — Transfer Of Gifts.

Section 136F.90 — Board Of Trustees Duties.

Section 136F.91 — Bonds, Investments.

Section 136F.92 — Resolution Of Board.

Section 136F.93 — Student Activities, Fees Charged.

Section 136F.94 — Special Revenue Fund.

Section 136F.95 — Allocation Of Receipts.

Section 136F.96 — Administration.

Section 136F.97 — Contracts Of Board, Performance Compelled.

Section 136F.98 — Revenue Bonds, Issuance; Federal Tax.