South Carolina § 59-103-40 Council of presidents of state institutions of higher learning.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 59-103-40 — Council of presidents of state institutions of higher learning.

South Carolina § 59-103-40

Title 59EDUCATION

Ch. 103STATE COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION

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S.C. Code Ann. § 59-103-40 (2026).

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The Commission shall establish a council of presidents consisting of the presidents of the State institutions of higher learning. The council of presidents shall appoint a chairman and such other officers and committees as it may see fit. It shall meet at least four times a year, of which two meetings will be held jointly with the Commission. The council of presidents shall establish committees consisting of qualified personnel representing the various State-supported institutions of higher learning, either upon request of the Commission or upon its own initiative, to investigate, study and report to the Commission on such subjects as:

(a)Academic planning (b) Business and financial coordination (c) Library utilization and coordination.

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The Commission shall establish a council of presidents consisting of the presidents of the State institutions of higher learning. The council of presidents shall appoint a chairman and such other officers and committees as it may see fit. It shall meet at least four times a year, of which two meetings will be held jointly with the Commission. The council of presidents shall establish committees consisting of qualified personnel representing the various State-supported institutions of higher learning, either upon request of the Commission or upon its own initiative, to investigate, study and report to the Commission on such subjects as: (a) Academic planning (b) Business and financial coordination (c) Library utilization and coordination.