North Carolina § 116-30 - 5. Impact on education.
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§ 116-30. 5. Impact on education.
The Board of Governors shall require each special responsibility constituent institution to include in its institutional effectiveness plan those assessment measures that are determined by the Board to be measures that will assure some standard measure of student learning and development in general undergraduate education at the special responsibility constituent institutions. The intent of this requirement is to measure the impact of G.S. 116-30.1 through G.S. 116-30.5 , establishing and administering special responsibility constituent institutions, and their implementation on undergraduate student learning and development. History (1991, c. 689, s. 206.2(a); 1993 (Reg. Sess., 1994), c. 591, s. 10(a).) Editor's Note. - A reference to G.S. 116-30.1 through 116-30.5 was substituted for a reference to G.S. 116-44.6 through 116-44.11, which appeared in this section in the enacting Act. G.S. 116-44.6 through 116-44.10 were recodified as Part 2A of this article, G.S. 116-30.1 through 116-30.5, at the direction of the Revisor of Statutes. There was no G.S. 116-44.11 in the enacting act. § 116-30.6: Repealed by Session Laws 2007-322, s. 6, effective July 30, 2007.
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