Connecticut § 4-124ii Awarding of grants to generate talent in institutions of higher education.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 4-124ii — Awarding of grants to generate talent in institutions of higher education.

Connecticut § 4-124ii

Title 4Management of State Agencies

Ch. 50Office of Policy and Management: General Provisions; Budget and Appropriations; State Planning

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 4-124ii (2026).

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Grants under section 4-124hh shall be awarded based on the following order of priority:

(1)Grants that focus on key technology areas to give Connecticut a competitive advantage in the knowledge economy;

(2)Grants that create certificate and degree programs to encourage talent generation;

(3)Grants that promote multi-institutional collaboration across public and private institutions of higher education;

(4)Grants that involve multiple activities, enhance research capabilities, promote applied research collaborations and advance the commercialization of research of institutions of higher education; and (5) Grants that include matching funds from institutions of higher education, technology-focused organizations or business entities.

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Grants under section 4-124hh shall be awarded based on the following order of priority: (1) Grants that focus on key technology areas to give Connecticut a competitive advantage in the knowledge economy; (2) Grants that create certificate and degree programs to encourage talent generation; (3) Grants that promote multi-institutional collaboration across public and private institutions of higher education; (4) Grants that involve multiple activities, enhance research capabilities, promote applied research collaborations and advance the commercialization of research of institutions of higher education; and (5) Grants that include matching funds from institutions of higher education, technology-focused organizations or business entities.