Wyoming § 21-17-104 - Powers and duties of the president.
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§ 21-17-104. Powers and duties of the president.
The president of the university shall be president of the several faculties and the executive head of all the departments. As such, subject to the board of trustees, he has authority to give general direction to the instruction and investigations of the several schools and departments, and, so long as the interests of the institution require it, he may be charged with the duties of one (1) of the professorships.
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