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Changes from §36.09 to §37.03 Does not change the language of shared governance
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Board of Trustees has full authority to set tuition and fees at UW-Madison Takes away the connection between reduction in state funding and tuition increases (ie there is no cap increases)
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21 members total 11 appointed by the Governor (7 must be alumni) 1 Board of Regent member 1 member of the agriculture industry 9 at-large 2 appointed by faculty 1 appointed by non-faculty staff 1 appointed by students 2 appointed by WAA 2 appointed by WARF 2 appointed by UW-Foundation
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Must be created by July 1 st 2012 It must be separate and distinct from the current system under Chapter 230 of state statutes Must be created with faculty and academic staff in line with shared governance
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Provides protection based on race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, ancestry, age, sexual orientation, pregnancy, marital status, or parental status Can not be discriminated in areas of admission to the university and participation or benefits of a service, program, course, or facility of the university
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Provides for funding for programs to recruit minority and disadvantaged students and to retain them Provides for the continuation of Lawton grants
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Graduate student tuition remission remains unchanged in state statute
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Must prepare an accountability report every biennium Shall be posted prominently on the website Shall include: Access and affordability Student Achievement Research Efforts Economic Impact Services Provided by University to residents of the state Financial Accountability
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Section 9152(1) of SB-27 (2011-2013 budget) Property and assets of UW-Madison will be transferred to the control of the authority Current UW-Madison employees are transferred to the authority Current contracts are held in place until July 1 st 2012 All policies and procedures relating to the operation of UW-Madison will be transferred from UW-System to the authority
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Allows for UW-Madison to join Purchasing Consortia for equipment related specifically to higher education
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$698,498,600 in GPR funding $125,000,000 reduction (13% of state funding) $146,462,900 in GPR Debt Service $131,787,200 in Fuel and Utilities $43,104,400 for State Laboratory of Hygiene and Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
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