(a) In general.- In addition to the other powers granted and duties imposed by this title, and subject to the authority of the Commission, the Board of Trustees has the powers and duties set forth in this section.
(b) Control.- The Board of Trustees shall exercise general control over the College, keep separate records and minutes, and adopt reasonable rules, regulations, and bylaws to carry out the provisions of this title.
(c) Salaries and tenure.- The Board of Trustees may fix the salaries and tenure of the president, faculty, and other employees of the College.
(d) Property acquisition.- The Board of Trustees may purchase, lease, condemn, or otherwise acquire any property it considers necessary for the operation of the College.
(e) Property disposal.-
(1) The Board of Trustees may sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of assets or property of the College.
(2) The president of the College and the chairman of the Board of Trustees may execute a conveyance or other legal document under an appropriate resolution of the Board of Trustees.
(f) Apply for grants.- The Board of Trustees may apply for and accept any gift or grant from the federal government or any other person.
(g) Determine entrance requirements.- Subject to the minimum standards of the Commission, the Board of Trustees may determine entrance requirements and approve offerings that consist of:
(1) Transfer programs offering the equivalent of the first 2 years of a bachelor's degree program;
(2) Career programs offering technical, vocational, and semiprofessional education; and
(3) Continuing education and contract-training programs.
(h) Charge tuition and fees.- Except as provided in § 16-310 of this title, the Board of Trustees may charge students reasonable tuition and fees set by it with a view to making college education available to all qualified students at low cost.
(i) Lawsuits.- The Board of Trustees may sue and be sued.
(j) Agreements.- The Board of Trustees may make agreements with the federal government or any other person, including agreements between counties, if the Board of Trustees considers the agreement advisable for the establishment or operation of the College.
(k) Corporate seal.- The Board of Trustees may adopt a corporate seal.
(l) Appoint the president.- The Board of Trustees shall appoint a president of the College who shall be the chief executive officer of the College and the secretary/treasurer of the Board of Trustees.
(a) In general.- In addition to the other powers granted and duties imposed by this title, and subject to the authority of the Commission, the Board of Trustees has the powers and duties set forth in this section.
(b) Control.- The Board of Trustees shall exercise general control over the College, keep separate records and minutes, and adopt reasonable rules, regulations, and bylaws to carry out the provisions of this title.
(c) Salaries and tenure.- The Board of Trustees may fix the salaries and tenure of the president, faculty, and other employees of the College.
(d) Property acquisition.- The Board of Trustees may purchase, lease, condemn, or otherwise acquire any property it considers necessary for the operation of the College.
(e) Property disposal.-
(1) The Board of Trustees may sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of assets or property of the College.
(2) The president of the College and the chairman of the Board of Trustees may execute a conveyance or other legal document under an appropriate resolution of the Board of Trustees.
(f) Apply for grants.- The Board of Trustees may apply for and accept any gift or grant from the federal government or any other person.
(g) Determine entrance requirements.- Subject to the minimum standards of the Commission, the Board of Trustees may determine entrance requirements and approve offerings that consist of:
(1) Transfer programs offering the equivalent of the first 2 years of a bachelor's degree program;
(2) Career programs offering technical, vocational, and semiprofessional education; and
(3) Continuing education and contract-training programs.
(h) Charge tuition and fees.- Except as provided in § 16-310 of this title, the Board of Trustees may charge students reasonable tuition and fees set by it with a view to making college education available to all qualified students at low cost.
(i) Lawsuits.- The Board of Trustees may sue and be sued.
(j) Agreements.- The Board of Trustees may make agreements with the federal government or any other person, including agreements between counties, if the Board of Trustees considers the agreement advisable for the establishment or operation of the College.
(k) Corporate seal.- The Board of Trustees may adopt a corporate seal.
(l) Appoint the president.- The Board of Trustees shall appoint a president of the College who shall be the chief executive officer of the College and the secretary/treasurer of the Board of Trustees.
(a) In general.- In addition to the other powers granted and duties imposed by this title, and subject to the authority of the Commission, the Board of Trustees has the powers and duties set forth in this section.
(b) Control.- The Board of Trustees shall exercise general control over the College, keep separate records and minutes, and adopt reasonable rules, regulations, and bylaws to carry out the provisions of this title.
(c) Salaries and tenure.- The Board of Trustees may fix the salaries and tenure of the president, faculty, and other employees of the College.
(d) Property acquisition.- The Board of Trustees may purchase, lease, condemn, or otherwise acquire any property it considers necessary for the operation of the College.
(e) Property disposal.-
(1) The Board of Trustees may sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of assets or property of the College.
(2) The president of the College and the chairman of the Board of Trustees may execute a conveyance or other legal document under an appropriate resolution of the Board of Trustees.
(f) Apply for grants.- The Board of Trustees may apply for and accept any gift or grant from the federal government or any other person.
(g) Determine entrance requirements.- Subject to the minimum standards of the Commission, the Board of Trustees may determine entrance requirements and approve offerings that consist of:
(1) Transfer programs offering the equivalent of the first 2 years of a bachelor's degree program;
(2) Career programs offering technical, vocational, and semiprofessional education; and
(3) Continuing education and contract-training programs.
(h) Charge tuition and fees.- Except as provided in § 16-310 of this title, the Board of Trustees may charge students reasonable tuition and fees set by it with a view to making college education available to all qualified students at low cost.
(i) Lawsuits.- The Board of Trustees may sue and be sued.
(j) Agreements.- The Board of Trustees may make agreements with the federal government or any other person, including agreements between counties, if the Board of Trustees considers the agreement advisable for the establishment or operation of the College.
(k) Corporate seal.- The Board of Trustees may adopt a corporate seal.
(l) Appoint the president.- The Board of Trustees shall appoint a president of the College who shall be the chief executive officer of the College and the secretary/treasurer of the Board of Trustees.
