Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10a-48
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Sec. 10a-48. (Formerly Sec. 10-334e). Community service programs. Connecticut Campus Compact for Student Community Service.
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(b) The office may expend its appropriations and receipts received for the purpose of initiating and supporting community service programs by means of contracts, grants or other arrangements which it deems effective and appropriate, provided nothing in this section or section 10a-48a shall prevent the Office of Higher Education from accepting volunteer services or receiving and expending federal or private funds for purposes of this section and section 10a-48a .
(c) There is established a Connecticut Campus Compact for Student Community Service to review opportunities and initiatives for, and develop plans to encourage and support, student community service programs at institutions of higher education in the state or which involve cooperation and coordination among such institutions. The compact shall be composed of the chief executive officer or president of each public and independent institution of higher education in the state and the Commissioner of Higher Education, or their designees. On or before October 1, 1989, and at least annually thereafter, the Commissioner of Higher Education shall convene the members of the compact.
(c) There is established a Connecticut Campus Compact for Student Community Service to review opportunities and initiatives for, and develop plans to encourage and support, student community service programs at institutions of higher education in the state or which involve cooperation and coordination among such institutions. The compact shall be composed of the chief executive officer or president of each public and independent institution of higher education in the state and the Commissioner of Higher Education, or their designees. On or before October 1, 1989, and at least annually thereafter, the Commissioner of Higher Education shall convene the members of the compact.
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