Iowa § 262B.23 Endowed chairs and salaries

Iowa Statutes

§ 262B.23 — Endowed chairs and salaries

Iowa § 262B.23

Title VIIEDUCATION, HISTORY, AND CULTURE

Ch. 262BCOMMERCIALIZATION OF RESEARCH

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Iowa Code § 262B.23 (2026).

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The state board of regents may use for salaries and may create endowed chair positions
at each of the regents universities using, in part, moneys appropriated to the state board
of regents for purposes of implementing recommendations provided in separate consultant
reportsonbioscience, advancedmanufacturing, andinformationtechnologysubmittedtothe
departmentofeconomicdevelopmentinthecalendaryears2004and2005. Suchmoneysmay
only be used to partially fund an endowed chair position if significant private contributions
and contributions from governmental entities other than the state and political subdivisions
of the state are used to fund the position. Not more than fifty percent of the cost of funding an
endowed chair position shall be paid with such moneys. The endowed chair positions shall
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The state board of regents may use for salaries and may create endowed chair positions
at each of the regents universities using, in part, moneys appropriated to the state board
of regents for purposes of implementing recommendations provided in separate consultant
reportsonbioscience, advancedmanufacturing, andinformationtechnologysubmittedtothe
departmentofeconomicdevelopmentinthecalendaryears2004and2005. Suchmoneysmay
only be used to partially fund an endowed chair position if significant private contributions
and contributions from governmental entities other than the state and political subdivisions
of the state are used to fund the position. Not more than fifty percent of the cost of funding an
endowed chair position shall be paid with such moneys. The endowed chair positions shall
be used to attract scholars recruited nationally and internationally who can bring with them
related start-up business ventures or a concept for near-term commercialization.