HRS §304A-2278
Community colleges get a fund for programs and activities
This section creates a special fund for community colleges to receive, spend, and track money from various programs and activities, like summer sessions, study abroad, and community services. The fund can take money from tuition, fees, and other charges. It explains what kinds of money can go into the fund.
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The statute, as written — Community colleges revolving fund
(a) Section 304A-2003 notwithstanding, there is established a community colleges revolving fund to receive, disburse, and account for funds of programs and activities of the community colleges, including but not limited to off-campus programs, summer session programs, overseas programs, evening sessions, study abroad, exchange programs, cultural enrichment programs, and consultative services that help make available the resources of the community colleges to the communities they serve. (b) The revolving fund may include deposits from: (1) The University of Hawaii tuition and fees special fund established in section 304A-2153; (2) Tuition, fees, and charges for affiliated instructional, training, and public service courses and programs; and (3) Fees, fines, and other money collected for: (A) Student health; (B) Transcript and diploma; (C) Library; (D) Facility use; (E) Child care; (F) Auxiliary enterprises; (G) Alumni; and (H) Other related activities. [L Sp 2021, c 9, §46]
Sections this one refers to
§304A-2003 How university money is paid out and where it is kept
§304A-2153 How University of Hawaii tuition money is managed and spent
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