(a) A state-supported institution of higher education shall establish guidelines for the use of royalties received by a faculty member from the sale of textbooks and course materials for classes taught by the faculty member. (b) The guidelines shall: (1) Be designed to acknowledge the conflict of interest; and (2) Specify how the royalties may be used, giving priority consideration to programs that benefit students academically. Acts 2007, No. 106, § 1. (a) A state-supported institution of higher education shall establish guidelines for the use of royalties received by a faculty member from the sale of textbooks and course materials for classes taught by the faculty member. (b) The guidelines shall: (1) Be designed to acknowledge the conflict of interest; and (2) Specify how the royalties may be used, giving priority consideration to programs that benefit students academically. Acts 2007, No. 106, § 1. (a) A state-supported institution of higher education shall establish guidelines for the use of royalties received by a faculty member from the sale of textbooks and course materials for classes taught by the faculty member. (b) The guidelines shall: (1) Be designed to acknowledge the conflict of interest; and (2) Specify how the royalties may be used, giving priority consideration to programs that benefit students academically. Acts 2007, No. 106, § 1. (a) A state-supported institution of higher education shall establish guidelines for the use of royalties received by a faculty member from the sale of textbooks and course materials for classes taught by the faculty member. (b) The guidelines shall: (1) Be designed to acknowledge the conflict of interest; and (2) Specify how the royalties may be used, giving priority consideration to programs that benefit students academically. (1) Be designed to acknowledge the conflict of interest; and (2) Specify how the royalties may be used, giving priority consideration to programs that benefit students academically. Acts 2007, No. 106, § 1.
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