Sec. 10a-6. Duties of the Board of Regents for Higher Education. Policy goals. Access to information.
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Connecticut Code › Title 10a › Chapter 185 › Section 10a-6
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(b) Within the limits of authorized expenditures, the policies of the state system of higher education shall be consistent with (1) the following goals: (A) To ensure that no qualified person be denied the opportunity for higher education on the basis of age, sex, gender identity or expression, ethnic background or social, physical or economic condition, or erased criminal history record information, as defined in section 46a-80a , (B) to protect academic freedom, (C) to provide opportunities for education and training related to the economic, cultural and educational development of the state, (D) to assure the fullest possible use of available resources in public and private institutions of higher education, (E) to maintain standards of quality ensuring a position of national leadership for state institutions of higher education, (F) to apply the resources of higher education to the problems of society, and (G) to foster flexibility in the policies and institutions of higher education to enable the system to respond to changes in the economy, society, technology and student interests; and (2) the goals for higher education in the state identified in section 10a-11c . Said board shall review recent studies of the need for higher education services, with special attention to those completed pursuant to legislative action, and to meet such needs shall initiate additional programs or services through one or more of the constituent units.
(c) Repealed by P.A. 83-533, S. 53, 54.
(d) The board of regents shall request and receive, or be provided electronic access to, data, reports and other information from the public institutions of higher education under its jurisdiction that are necessary for the board to carry out its responsibilities pursuant to this section.
Annotation to former section 10-323e:
Cited. 175 C. 586.
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