RCW 28B.35.218
Doctorate level degrees in education.
The boards of trustees of the regional universities may offer applied, but not research, doctorate level degrees in education.
[ 2020 c 15 § 1.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 28B.35 - Regional Universities.
28B.35.050 - Primary purposes—Eligibility requirements for designation as regional university.
28B.35.100 - Trustees—Appointment—Terms—Quorum—Vacancies.
28B.35.105 - Trustees—Organization and officers of board—Quorum.
28B.35.110 - Trustees—Open public meetings.
28B.35.120 - Trustees—General powers and duties of board.
28B.35.190 - Trustees—Fire protection services.
28B.35.195 - Treasurer—Appointment, term, duties, bonds.
28B.35.196 - Credits—Statewide transfer policy and agreement—Establishment.
28B.35.200 - Bachelor degrees authorized.
28B.35.202 - Educational specialist degrees.
28B.35.205 - Degrees through master's degrees—Honorary degrees.
28B.35.215 - Doctorate level degrees in physical therapy.
28B.35.216 - Doctorate level degrees in audiology.
28B.35.218 - Doctorate level degrees in education.
28B.35.230 - Certificates, diplomas—Signing—Contents.
28B.35.300 - Model schools and training departments—Purpose.
28B.35.305 - Model schools and training departments—Trustees to estimate number of pupils required.
28B.35.315 - Model schools and training departments—Report of attendance.
28B.35.350 - Suspension and expulsion.
28B.35.390 - Duties of president.
28B.35.395 - President's housing allowance.
28B.35.400 - Meetings of presidents.
28B.35.700 - Construction, remodeling, improvement, financing, etc.—Authorized.
28B.35.720 - Contracts, issuance of evidences of indebtedness, bonds, acceptance of grants.
28B.35.730 - Bonds—Issuance, sale, form, term, interest, etc.—Covenants—Deposit of proceeds.
28B.35.750 - Funds payable into bond retirement funds—Pledge of building fees.
28B.35.751 - Disposition of certain normal school fund revenues.
28B.35.760 - Additional powers of board—Issuance of bonds, investments, transfer of funds, etc.
28B.35.780 - Bonds not general obligation—Legislature may provide additional means of payment.