Indiana § 21-23-2-3 - Name of trustees
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§ 21-23-2-3. Name of trustees
Sec. 3. After the date of the location of Purdue University, the corporate name of the trustees of the Indiana Agricultural College shall be "The Trustees of Purdue University".
[Pre-2007 Higher Education Recodification Citation: 20-12-36-4 part.]
As added by P.L.2-2007, SEC.264.
IC 21-23-3Chapter 3. Board of Trustees
21-23-3-0.3Legalization of certain actions taken under prior law 21-23-3-1Board; membership 21-23-3-2Board; appointments 21-23-3-3Board; selection of members; meetings; vacancies 21-23-3-4Board; number appointed by governor 21-23-3-5Board; appointments with agricultural pursuits 21-23-3-6Search and screen committee; creation 21-23-3-7Board; terms 21-23-3-8Board; vacancies 21-23-3-9Secretary; report of attendance
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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