Indiana § 23-13-10-1 - Election of alumni trustees
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§ 23-13-10-1. Election of alumni trustees
Sec. 1. Any educational institution, university or college, incorporated under any law of the state of Indiana, may admit to membership in its board of trustees any number of additional trustees, not exceeding four (4), who may be chosen or elected such trustees by the alumni of such institution, university or college, whenever the existing boards of trustees, or their successors in office, may determine such action to be expedient: Provided, That all persons or bodies of persons entitled under the charter of said institution to choose the trustees thereof, shall have first signified their assent to such action. The manner of electing such trustees by such alumni shall, in each instance, be determined by the board of trustees of such educational institution, university or college.
Formerly: Acts 1897, c.125, s.1.
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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