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宅男研究所 Office of General Counsel

VICE PRESIDENT FOR UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT

The following are statutes that relate to the Vice President for University Advancement division.   Each link directs you to a short description of the statute.

 

 
  Board of Trustees.
   
  Board of Trustees. Membership; terms; vacancies.
   
  Board of Trustees. Officers; meetings.
   
  Ex-officio treasurer.
   
  Powers and duties.
   
  Limitation
   
  Administrator and faculty salary and benefits; report.
   
  Veterans' Day; moment of silence.
   
  Faculty and staff political displays.
   
  Faculty and staff contact with public officials.
   
 

   
 

Other Statutes (A - Z)
   
  Board of Higher Education Act (University retention of powers)
   
  Credit Card Marketing Act of 2009 
   
  Educational Institution Presiding Officer Act (Elect officer)
   
  Educational Trustees Act
   
  Institution of Learning Powers Act (Trustees, directors, managers, management)
   
  Institution of Learning Powers Act (Limited liability of directors and trustees)
   
  School Code (Scholarships)
   
  University Chancellors Act (Creation of chancellor)

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General Counsel/FOIA Officer
Austin Hill

宅男研究所
Blair Hall - Room 2102
600 Lincoln Avenue Charleston, IL 61920
(217) 581-7264


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