June 15, 2017
Kansas Board of Regents June 14 meeting university updates
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The monthly Kansas Board of Regents meeting on June 14 included severalitems related to 1xbet online games login .
Reports
BrianLindshield,president of 1xbet online games login 's Faculty Senate, presented an update on the Council of Faculty Senate Presidents.Lindshieldsaid the senate discussed the 120-hour credit requirement, weapons policy education, and tobacco and smoking bans at Regents universities.
Jack Ayres, chair of the student advisory committee,senior in chemical engineering and student body president at 1xbet online games login , said the committee discussed preparing individuals to meet with legislators, a potential diversity and inclusion task force, and tuition and fee recommendations, including 1xbet online games login 's College of Engineering proposed surcharge increase, which the committee opposes.
Consent agenda
The board approved the consent agenda, which included retirement plan committee appointmentsand academic calendarsfor the 2019-20 and 2020-21 and 2021-22 academic years.
Tuition and fee proposals
President Richard Myers and Ayres presented 1xbet online games login 's tuition and fee proposals. The Regents will take action June 15on the tuition and fee proposals of K-State and the other Regents universities.
1xbet online games login requested a 3 percent tuition increase for its Manhattan, Polytechnic and Olathe campuses. The exception to the increase would be the College of Veterinary Medicine, which will maintain a flat tuition rate. Myers said the university would like to focus on increasing salaries for faculty and staff to stay competitive with peer universities.
Electrical system conversion project
The Regents adopted a bond resolution for million over eight years for an electrical system conversion project and approved the execution of various documents connected to the project at 1xbet online games login .
The board postponed discussion of several items, including K-State's master plan, fee structures and a common online applicationfor Regents universities, toJune 15.