Texas § GV.551.055 - INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION

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§ GV.551.055. INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION

INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION. In addition to providing any other notice required by this subchapter, the governing board of a single institution of higher education: (1) shall post notice of each meeting at the county courthouse of the county in which the meeting will be held; (2) shall publish notice of a meeting in a student newspaper of the institution if an issue of the newspaper is published between the time of the posting and the time of the meeting; and (3) may post notice of a meeting at another place convenient to the public. Added by Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 209, Sec. 1, eff. May 23, 1995.

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