Texas § 434.252 VETERAN EDUCATION EXCELLENCE RECOGNITION AWARD NETWORK.

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§ 434.252 — VETERAN EDUCATION EXCELLENCE RECOGNITION AWARD NETWORK.

Texas § 434.252

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 434.252 (2026).

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Sec. 434.252. VETERAN EDUCATION EXCELLENCE RECOGNITION AWARD NETWORK.

(a)The commission by rule shall establish an award program under which institutions of higher education may receive recognition from the commission for excellence in providing education and related services to veterans.

(b)For purposes of receiving an award under Subsection (a), the commission shall evaluate an institution of higher education regarding, as applicable, the existence and quality at the institution of:

(1)a centralized place for students who are veterans to meet or find assistance and information;

(2)an institution employee who serves as a central point of contact for students who are veterans;

(3)a United States Department of Veterans Affairs work-study program;

(4)admissions and enrollment policies

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Sec. 434.252. VETERAN EDUCATION EXCELLENCE RECOGNITION AWARD NETWORK. (a) The commission by rule shall establish an award program under which institutions of higher education may receive recognition from the commission for excellence in providing education and related services to veterans.
(b) For purposes of receiving an award under Subsection (a), the commission shall evaluate an institution of higher education regarding, as applicable, the existence and quality at the institution of:
(1) a centralized place for students who are veterans to meet or find assistance and information;
(2) an institution employee who serves as a central point of contact for students who are veterans;
(3) a United States Department of Veterans Affairs work-study program;
(4) admissions and enrollment policies for veterans;
(5) new student orientation and courses for veterans;
(6) a student organization for veterans;
(7) academic support services for students who are veterans;
(8) mental health and disability services;
(9) a housing policy that applies to veterans;
(10) faculty and staff training on issues affecting students who are veterans;
(11) career services for students who are veterans; and
(12) any other criteria considered necessary or appropriate by the commission.