An Act to build resilient infrastructure to generate higher-ed transformation
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This Senate amendment modifies House Bill 4769, which aims to build resilient infrastructure to support higher education. The amendment includes a series of changes and additions related to various aspects of higher education transformation, as reflected in the adopted amendments. It seeks to strengthen the infrastructure and support systems within the higher education sector in Massachusetts.
Key provisions
- Amendment #3 (Moore) addressed specific provisions related to higher education infrastructure.
- Amendment #6 (Crighton) and #7 (Cronin) likely focused on aspects of resilience and transformation within higher education institutions.
- Amendment #11 (Finegold) and #13 (Driscoll) likely pertain to funding or resource allocation for higher education.
- Amendment #14 (Creem) and #15 (Creem) likely address operational improvements or specific program enhancements.
- Amendment #18 (Fernandes) and #21 (Gómez) likely relate to workforce development or student support services.
- Amendment #22 (Cyr) and #24 (Kennedy) likely concern institutional capacity or strategic planning.
- Amendment #27 (Finegold) and #31 (Lovely) likely involve policy adjustments or regulatory changes.
- Amendment #36 (Miranda) likely addresses broader systemic issues within higher education.
Who is affected
- Higher education institutions in Massachusetts
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Senate Committee on Ways and Means
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