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2011 SESSION

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• HB 1435 American Sign Language; recognition for completed coursework.
• HB 1465 Higher educational institutions; policies prohibitting admission of illegal aliens.
• HB 1505 Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2011; created.
• HB 1572 ROTC cadets, certain; cadet attending any higher educational institution shall pay in-state tuition.
• HB 1592 Public procurement; state agencies to put requests for bids, etc., on DGS' website.
• HB 1619 Virginia College Savings Plan; clarifies roles of two advisory committees to Board, annual report.
• HB 1647 Higher educational institutions; military reinstatement guidelines.
• HB 1687 State property; leases to private entities by higher educational institutions.
• HB 1759 Agriculture and Consumer Services, Board of; presidents of VPISU & VSU may appoint designees, etc.
• HB 1842 Boards, commissions, and councils; makes policy improvements and clarifications.
• HB 1848 Tuition, in-state; eligibility for spouse of an active duty military service member.
• HB 1861 Tuition, in-state; eligibility for veterans who elect to establish Virginia as residence.
• HB 1910 Cambridge Advanced Exams; course credit.
• HB 1960 Tuition Assistance Grant Program; amends criteria to be eligible to receive tuition assistance.
• HB 2002 Tuition, out-of-state; boards of visitors to set charges based on competitive market rates.
• HB 2053 Higher educational institutions; board of visitors set rules so 75% enrolled be Virginia domiciles.
• HB 2094 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation; updates powers and duties.
• HB 2140 UVA; to make full use of additional financial authority granted in management agreement.
• HB 2153 Tuition, in-state; unlawfully present aliens in U.S. shall not be eligible.
• HB 2169 Continuing education for prescriber; completion of certain coursework for renewal, etc., of license.
• HB 2209 Virginia Commonwealth University; board of visitors to convey certain property to City of Richmond.
• HB 2246 Tuition, in-state; certain civilian employees of Department of Defense employees shall pay.
• HB 2250 SCHEV; creation of nonstock corporation to support academic research.
• HB 2264 Higher educational institutions; Virginia College Building Authority to issue credit enhancements.
• HB 2277 State boards, commissions, and other collegial bodies; compensation paid to citizen members.
• HB 2296 Commonwealth Scholars Program and Investment Fund; established.
• HB 2346 Higher educational institutions; compensation of athletic coaches.
• HB 2375 Commonwealth Project Management Standard; created for information technology projects, etc.
• HB 2490 Campus police; report of certain incidents to local law-enforcement agency.
• HB 2510 Virginia Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2011; established, report.
• HJ 537 Commending The George Washington University's Virginia Science and Technology Campus.
• HJ 621 Cell phone; Virginia Tech Transportation Institute to study disincentives for use in motor vehicles.
• HJ 671 Commending Shenandoah University on the occasion of its 50th anniversary in Winchester.
• HJ 684 Commending Emory & Henry College.
• HJ 733 FERPA and HIPAA, federal; urges Congress to restore in loco parentis, etc.
• HJ 806 Commending the Virginia Tech Lumenhaus team.
• HJ 877 Commending Virginia Wesleyan College on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
• HJ 903 Commending Christopher Newport University on the occasion of its semicentenary.
• SB 801 Higher Educational Institutions Bond Act of 2011; created.
• SB 819 Two-Year College Scholarship Match Program; established.
• SB 824 Tuition, in-state; waiver of one-year residency requirement for veterans.
• SB 939 Visitors, boards of; adds two members to each public college and university.
• SB 971 Virginia Commonwealth University; board of visitors to convey certain property to City of Richmond.
• SB 1074 Tuition, in-state; person of other state meeting requirements called to National Guard is eligible.
• SB 1077 International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement examinations; clarifies eligibility for credit.
• SB 1097 Continuing education for prescriber; completion of certain coursework for renewal, etc., of license.
• SB 1110 UVA; to make full use of additional financial authority granted in management agreement.
• SB 1139 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation; updates powers and duties.
• SB 1279 Tuition, in-state; eligibility for spouse of an active duty military service member.
• SB 1280 Boards, commissions, and councils; makes policy improvements and clarifications.
• SB 1289 Tuition; eligibility for in-state veterans who elect to establish Virginia residence.
• SB 1306 Higher Educational Institutions; Virginia College Building Authority to issue credit enhancements.
• SB 1362 Virginia College Savings Plan; clarifies roles of two advisory committees to Board, annual report.
• SB 1363 Two-Year College Transfer Grant Program; increases amount, students enrollment requirements.
• SB 1380 Agriculture and Consumer Services, Board of; presidents of VPISU & VSU may appoint designees, etc.
• SB 1391 Tuition, in-state; eligibility for veterans who elect to establish Virginia as residence.
• SB 1419 Continuing education for prescriber; completion of certain coursework for renewal, etc., of license.
• SB 1439 Tuition Assistance Grant Program; amends criteria for higher educational institutions.
• SB 1444 Prison printing shops; higher educational institutions are not required to purchase products.
• SB 1448 Cambridge Advanced Exams; course credit.
• SB 1459 Virginia Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2011; established, report.
• SB 1484 Restructured Higher Education Financial and Administrative Operations Act; use of nongeneral fund.
• SB 1485 Investment in research and technology; expands Commonwealth Research Commercialization Fund, etc.
• SJ 399 FERPA and HIPAA, federal; urges Congress to restore in loco parentis, etc.
• SJ 416 Commending the students, etc., of Virginia College and University Legislative Redistricting Comp.
• SJ 468 Commending The College of William and Mary School of Education on its 50th anniversary.
• SJ 474 Commending Christopher Newport University on the occasion of its semicentenary.