Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide specific details about the composition or responsibilities of the governing board beyond its role in designating institutions.
Designation of California Hispanic-Serving Institutions
This law establishes a program to recognize colleges and universities in California that excel at providing academic resources to Latino students, upon appropriation.
What This Bill Does
- Establishes the Designation of California Hispanic-Serving Institutions to recognize campuses excelling at providing academic resources to Latino students, upon appropriation.
- Creates a governing board to designate colleges and universities as California Hispanic-Serving Institutions, upon appropriation.
- Designates the Chancellor's office of the California State University as the managing entity responsible for developing application processes and presenting applications to the governing board, upon appropriation.
- Sets initial and renewal designations valid for 5 years, upon appropriation.
Who It Names or Affects
- Colleges and universities in California that want to be recognized for providing academic resources to Latino students.
- The Chancellor's office of the California State University which will manage the application process if funding is provided.
Terms To Know
- Hispanic-Serving Institutions
- Schools that provide substantial support and resources for Hispanic or Latino students to succeed in their studies.
- Chancellor's office
- The main administrative body responsible for overseeing the operations of the California State University system.
Limits and Unknowns
- This law requires appropriation (funding) before it can be implemented.
- It is unclear if and when funding will be provided to implement this designation program.