ABOR; foreign countries; restrictions; penalties
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies the Arizona Board of Regents’ authority regarding university research, specifically focusing on research security policies. It requires universities to establish and maintain a research security policy that safeguards research, promotes a security culture, and mitigates potential threats from foreign adversaries. The bill also mandates reporting requirements regarding research funding from foreign countries and outlines procedures for transferring military personnel’s academic credits.
Key provisions
- Requires universities to establish and maintain a research security policy.
- Mandates reporting of foreign research funding exceeding $250,000.
- Establishes procedures for transferring military personnel’s academic credits.
- Updates the Board of Regents’ authority to delegate administrative powers.
- Requires universities to post employment openings publicly.
- Creates a performance funding model based on degree attainment and research funding.
- Requires universities to report on debt and obligations annually.
- Establishes a process for exchanging students with Sonoran universities.
Who is affected
- University of Arizona System
- Arizona State University System
- Northern Arizona University System
- Arizona Board of Regents
- Students at Arizona Universities
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