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15 Education
15-11 State University and School of Mines
Download pdfuniversity of North Dakota suitable means for experimentation and practical testing of the mineral
and other allied resources of the state in order to demonstrate their fitness for mining and
manufacturing industries. 15-11-16. Discoveries at school of mines and substations to be patented and assigned. Repealed by S.L. 1961, ch. 296, § 5. 15-11-17. Penalty for failure to patent discovery or to transfer patent. Repealed by S.L. 1961, ch. 296, § 5. Page No. 1 15-11-18. Assignment of patent or permitting use thereof. Repealed by S.L. 1961, ch. 296, § 5. 15-11-19. Library of law college - Supervision. Repealed by S.L. 2001, ch. 162, § 7. 15-11-20. Annual inventory of law library. Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 200, § 1. 15-11-21. Board of higher education to furnish supreme court reports to law school. Repealed by S.L. 1999, ch. 157, § 4. 15-11-22. State university alumni building - Construction on campus - Power of state board of higher education. The alumni association of the university of North Dakota, a
corporation, with the advice and consent of the state board of higher education, may select a
space and plat of ground upon the campus of the university, not exceeding three hundred feet
[91.44 meters] in length and one hundred fifty feet [45.72 meters] in width, for the purpose of
erecting and maintaining thereon an alumni building by the alumni association, to cost not less
than seventy-five thousand dollars. 15-11-23. Alumni building - Application for site - Duty of state board of higher education. Repealed by S.L. 1999, ch. 157, § 4. 15-11-24. Alumni building - Authority as to building on campus - Rules and regulations. Repealed by S.L. 1999, ch. 157, § 4. 15-11-25. Alumni building - Contract for heat and light. Repealed by S.L. 1999, ch. 157, § 4. 15-11-26. Alumni building - Title to site - Title to building. The title to the ground selected by the alumni association for an alumni building must remain forever in the state,
subject to the purposes specified. The title to the alumni building must remain in the alumni
association until it may be relinquished or granted formally to the state. 15-11-27. Transfer of license of university radio station authorized. Repealed by S.L. 2001, ch. 162, § 7. 15-11-28. Hockey admission receipts may be pledged for purchase of artificial ice equipment. Repealed by S.L. 2001, ch. 162, § 7. 15-11-29. Matching funds for bequests to university of North Dakota. In any case wherein any person, corporation, or limited liability company shall have made any gift to the
university of North Dakota, whether by donation, bequest, devise, or otherwise, upon condition
that the university of North Dakota must raise a matching, equivalent, or counterpart fund held to
the same purposes as the original gift in order to enjoy such gift, the university of North Dakota
alumni association, incorporated, is hereby empowered to raise such equivalent, matching, or
counterpart fund by any practicable and lawful means, and to hold such equivalent, matching, or
counterpart fund so raised in trust for the same purposes as the original gift; and such equivalent,
matching, or counterpart fund shall be deemed both in law and equity to have been raised by the
university of North Dakota. For this purpose the university of North Dakota alumni association,
incorporated, is hereby declared to be an agent of the university of North Dakota. Nothing in this
section shall be construed to allow the university of North Dakota alumni association,
incorporated, any power or authority to alter or change the provisions of any instrument of trust or
agreement wherein it is named custodian or trustee of any funds or securities or given any legal
power with respect thereto, and nothing in this section shall be deemed to permit the university of
North Dakota alumni association, incorporated, to enlarge, amend, or derogate from any
conditions such instrument of trust or agreement imposes, or to devote any trust funds in its
possession to any purpose other than those stipulated by the settlers of such trust. 15-11-30. Sale of university land to fraternal societies. The state board of higher education is hereby authorized to plat and replat, and after such platting, to sell and convey tracts Page No. 2 of land lying within the east thirty-one acres [12.55 hectares] of the north half of the southwest
quarter of section five in township one hundred fifty-one north, range fifty west of the fifth
meridian, in Grand Forks County, North Dakota, of such size as may in the judgment of said
board be for the best interests of the university, at such prices as may be determined by said
board to be adequate and proper in the light of the cost thereof and of the improvements
provided, to fraternities, sororities, and institutional dormitory corporations for use solely and only
as sites for fraternity houses, sorority houses, dormitories, and like buildings, for the housing of
students and faculty of the university of North Dakota. All such deeds of conveyance must contain a provision for the reversion of the title thereto to the state of North Dakota should said premises ever be used for purposes other than
those above provided. Conveyances of said property must be executed in the name of the state of North Dakota by the governor and attested by the secretary of state, under the great seal of the state of North
Dakota, upon resolution duly adopted by the state board of higher education and filed with the
secretary of state. 15-11-31. Assembly hall on university campus. Repealed by S.L. 1999, ch. 157, § 4. 15-11-32. Child welfare research bureau - Establishment - Director. A child welfare research bureau is hereby established. The bureau must be administered and funded by and in
conjunction with the university of North Dakota. The university shall appoint a director. 15-11-33. Functions. The purpose of the child welfare research bureau is to conduct applied research on matters pertaining to the welfare of children and youth in this state. The
bureau may render services consistent with its purpose, including: 1. Compilation, analysis, publication, and dissemination of statistics, summaries, and
other information relating to research conducted on matters pertaining to the welfare
of children and youth. 2. Technical assistance to public and nonprofit private agencies and organizations to
assist them in planning, improving, developing, and carrying out programs and
activities that serve children and youth. 15-11-34. Gifts and grants. Repealed by S.L. 2001, ch. 162, § 7. 15-11-35. Fetal alcohol syndrome center established. 1. There is established at the university of North Dakota school of medicine a fetal
alcohol syndrome center. 2. The state board of higher education shall appoint a director of the fetal alcohol
syndrome program. The director shall prepare an annual report on the status of fetal
alcohol syndrome in North Dakota. 3. The fetal alcohol syndrome center shall develop prevention activities in groups that
are at high risk for fetal alcohol syndrome. The center may enlist the aid of other
agencies, persons, or organizations in its activities. 4. The responsibilities of the fetal alcohol syndrome program include: a. Developing incidence and prevalence data on fetal alcohol syndrome in this
state. b. Conducting research on prevention and management of fetal alcohol syndrome
and maternal alcohol ingestion during pregnancy. Page No. 3 c. Developing a center for the evaluation of children with fetal alcohol syndrome
from this state in cooperation with the child evaluation and treatment program
at the university of North Dakota medical center and operating followup clinics
as funding allows. d. Providing consultation and training across the state on fetal alcohol syndrome. e. Conducting other activities as may be directed by a state fetal alcohol
syndrome task force. 5. The fetal alcohol syndrome center shall coordinate a study of the prevalence of fetal
alcohol syndrome in school-age children in this state. The study must review the
prevalence of fetal alcohol syndrome in both rural and urban North Dakota
communities, including North Dakota Indian reservations. 15-11-36. Evaluation of children with fetal alcohol syndrome. The child evaluation and treatment program at the university of North Dakota medical center shall develop a clinic to
provide both initial diagnostic assessment and reevaluation of children with fetal alcohol
syndrome. The diagnostic assessment must include a comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment of psychological, speech and language, educational, occupational therapy, physical
therapy, optometric, and audiological evaluations. Reevaluations must be individualized according to a child's needs. The center shall provide consultative services to schools, community agencies, and parents to assist in serving children diagnosed with fetal alcohol
syndrome. 15-11-37. Acceptance of gifts by dean of medical school. Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, the dean of the university of North Dakota medical school may accept and
receive gifts, grants, bequests, and donations that are hereby appropriated for use by the
university of North Dakota medical school. 15-11-38. Ralph Engelstad arena. The hockey arena constructed on the campus of the university of North Dakota with funds donated by Ralph and Betty Engelstad is officially named
the Ralph Engelstad arena. 15-11-39. Nursing education consortium - Continuing appropriation. 1. The university of North Dakota college of nursing shall establish and administer a
nursing education consortium for the purpose of addressing common concerns in
nursing education which produce obstacles in meeting the state's current and future
nursing needs, with a focus on the specific needs of rural communities. 2. The consortium membership must include representation of the university of North
Dakota college of nursing, the university of North Dakota center for rural health, and
the board of nursing. In addition, each nursing program in this state which is approved by the board of nursing and each nursing program with approval pending
which is located in this state must be invited to have representation in the
consortium. The consortium members may invite interested persons to join the consortium membership or to participate in consortium activities. Interested persons
may include the North Dakota nurses association nursing practice council leadership
team; North Dakota hospital association; workforce partners, including job service
North Dakota, the department of commerce division of workforce development, rural
leadership of North Dakota, and the North Dakota workforce development council;
employer partners; and other interested public and private parties. The consortium
members shall select the chairman. 3. The consortium shall advise university of North Dakota officials regarding strategies
to address common concerns in nursing education which produce obstacles in
meeting the state's current and future nursing needs, specific needs of rural
communities, and development of a strategic plan for the ongoing activities of the Page No. 4 simulation laboratory initiative, including goals and benchmarks for the implementation of the simulation laboratory initiative. 4. The consortium may contract with a third party in conducting the duties of the
consortium and may seek, receive, and accept from any source aid or contributions
of money, property, labor, or other things of value to be held, used, and applied to
carry out the purposes of the consortium. Any money received by the consortium as
gifts, grants, or donations is appropriated as a continuing appropriation for the
purpose of funding the simulation laboratory program and the activities of the
consortium. Page No. 5 Document Outline chapter 15-11 state university and school of mines
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