Part 2 - University System

Part 2 - University System

§ 20-3-50. Institutions in system
§ 20-3-51. Regents to govern system
§ 20-3-52. Continuation of Acts as to University of Georgia
§ 20-3-53. Authority to allocate appropriations among institutions
§ 20-3-54. Use of funds donated for particular institution
§ 20-3-55. Payment of appropriations; bond of official receiving funds; use of fees by institutions
§ 20-3-56. Trust funds or property vested in regents on behalf of particular institution
§ 20-3-57. Property of institutions vested in regents separately
§ 20-3-58. Condemnation of private or public property for system
§ 20-3-59. Power of local school boards to add facilities to university system; bond issues
§ 20-3-60. When properties of system may be sold, leased, or otherwise disposed of; effect of restrictions on use; works of art
§ 20-3-61. How conveyances executed
§ 20-3-62. Use of proceeds from conveyances
§ 20-3-63. Refunding state obligations held by regents -- Authority to issue bonds
§ 20-3-64. Issuing state bonds to redeem obligations of university system -- Option of regents; compliance with constitutional sinking fund provisions
§ 20-3-65. No exclusion from University of Georgia for religious beliefs
§ 20-3-66. Determination of in-state resident status of students for tuition or fees
§ 20-3-67. Powers of regents over system and institutions over students not limited by lowering age of majority
§ 20-3-68. Instruction in essentials of United States and Georgia history and Constitutions
§ 20-3-69. Chancellor of system may appear before General Assembly
§ 20-3-70. Power of Governor to close schools and institutions under control of regents
§ 20-3-71. Nuclear facility liability insurance for schools under regents
§ 20-3-72. Arrest powers of campus policemen and security personnel
§ 20-3-73. Director of agricultural matters
§ 20-3-73.1. Georgia Agrirama designated as State Museum of Agriculture
§ 20-3-73.2. Continuation of authority; governance of museum; transfer of assets
§ 20-3-73.3. Georgia Southern University Herty Advanced Materials Development Center; advisory board
§ 20-3-74. Advisory board of College of Veterinary Medicine -- Creation; officers; meetings
§ 20-3-75. Advisory board of the College of Veterinary Medicine -- Duties; cooperation of college personnel
§ 20-3-76. Advisory board of the College of Veterinary Medicine -- Reports to General Assembly
§ 20-3-77. Coordination of education encouraging development of small business
§ 20-3-77.1. Training programs for professors and instructors in computers and advanced electronic instructional technology; implementation; funding
§ 20-3-78. Athletic associations -- Corporate nature
§ 20-3-79. Athletic associations -- Not subject to limitations on state agencies; financial operation regulations; state audits not required; exception of appropriations
§ 20-3-80. Athletic associations -- Agreements as to use of state property
§ 20-3-81. Charging more than price on face of athletic contest ticket
§ 20-3-82. Georgia Eminent Scholars Endowment Trust Fund
§ 20-3-83. Deductions for contributions or dues to interdisciplinary charitable associations
§ 20-3-84. Center for Trade and Technology Transfer; board of directors; appointment of members; qualifications; officers; duties; reporting; affiliation
§ 20-3-85. Study examining postsecondary text availability in alternative formats
§ 20-3-86. (Repealed effective June 30, 2021) Nonlapsing revenue of institutions in university system
§ 20-3-87. Requirement to join professional association as a condition of enrollment prohibited

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