Kentucky Code § KRS 164.0282

Duties of Council on Postsecondary Education as to professional education preparation programs
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The Council on Postsecondary Education shall: (1) Employ a director and sufficient staff to administer the professional education preparation programs; (2) Formulate guidelines and policies governing program activities and fund expenditures; (3) Allocate funds to appropriate agencies, organizations, and institutions for the purpose of conducting activities approved in accordance with guidelines and policies; (4) Recognize regional groups made up of professionals, educators, and consumers, which shall serve in an advisory capacity to the council in accordance with guidelines and policies; (5) Recognize a group made up of professionals, educators, and con sumers which shall serve in an advisory capacity to the council on all program matters; (6) Develop and maintain a mechanism for evaluating the impact of the program activities on admissions to, and graduation from, professional schools, and on professional manpower distribution; (7) Conduct specific program activities which are beyond the capability of a single institution, agency, or organization, or when it is determined that it would be inappropriate for such institutions, agencies, or organizations to conduct the activity; (8) Establish liaison with and provide assistance to the Kentucky Board of Education in developing counseling and other related programs to encourage students from shortage areas to prepare for professional careers; (9) Coordinate the development of a financial support system to enable potential professional students in underserved areas which will enhance their ability to apply for, be admitted to, and graduate from professional education programs; (10) Report at least annually to the appropriate committees and interim committees of the General Assembly on the operation of the program.

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