Wyoming § 21-17-113 Agreements with universities, colleges,
associations, agencies and corporations; applicability

Wyoming Statutes

§ 21-17-113 — Agreements with universities, colleges, associations, agencies and corporations; applicability

Wyoming § 21-17-113

Title 21Education

Ch. 17UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

Art. 1IN GENERAL

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 21-17-113 (2026).

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(a)In addition to other powers granted to the trustees of the University of Wyoming, the trustees may enter into agreements with other institutions, universities, colleges, community colleges, boards of trustees of school districts, agencies, associations or corporations, within or without the state, providing for the offering of courses or programs of instruction, in whole or in part, at, or in cooperation with, such other institutions or agencies, or for the delivery of instruction, performance of services, or provision of materials or facilities. Such agreements may provide for the granting of University of Wyoming credit or degrees for collegiate work completed pursuant to such agreements.

(b)Nothing in this section alters or otherwise affects any other law authorizing the board of t

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(a) In addition to other powers granted to the trustees of
the University of Wyoming, the trustees may enter into
agreements with other institutions, universities, colleges,
community colleges, boards of trustees of school districts,
agencies, associations or corporations, within or without the
state, providing for the offering of courses or programs of
instruction, in whole or in part, at, or in cooperation with,
such other institutions or agencies, or for the delivery of
instruction, performance of services, or provision of materials
or facilities. Such agreements may provide for the granting of
University of Wyoming credit or degrees for collegiate work
completed pursuant to such agreements.
(b) Nothing in this section alters or otherwise affects
any other law authorizing the board of trustees of the
University of Wyoming to offer or provide any programs or
courses of instruction or to enter into agreements with other
institutions, universities or colleges to provide such programs
or courses of instruction, nor does any other law limit or
otherwise affect the board of trustees' authority under this
section.