Colorado Code § 23-71-123

Duties of board of trustees - degrees
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(1) It is the duty of the board of
trustees to determine financial and educational policies and provide for the proper execution of
such by selecting competent administrators, instructors, and other personnel for the
administration, operation, and maintenance of the institution, to prepare and adopt a budget
pursuant to part 1 of article 44 of title 22, C.R.S., to fix tuition and fee rates, to accept gifts, to
purchase, hold, sell, or rent property and equipment, to promote the general welfare of the
institution for the best interests of education and the local college district, and, pursuant to
contract and any other applicable provisions of law, to discharge or otherwise terminate the
employment of any personnel.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1) of this section, if Colorado
Northwestern community college is accepted into the state system pursuant to section 23-71-207,
the duties of the Rangely junior college district board of trustees shall be limited to those
specified in section 23-71-207 (3)(a)(VII).
(3) A local district college may offer a two-year degree program with or without
academic designation. Before a local district college offers a two-year degree program with
academic designation, as authorized by this subsection (3), the local district college shall
determine the program designation for the degree. The local district college shall then submit the
degree program designation to the board of trustees for its review and approval. The local district
college may offer the degree program only after it has been approved by the board of trustees
and by the Colorado commission on higher education. The local district college shall exclusively
use the degree program designation name in official publications, course catalogs, diplomas, and
official transcripts.

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