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2012 Session

Budget Amendments - HB30 (Floor Approved)

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Item 176 #1h

Item 176 #1h

First Year - FY2013 Second Year - FY2014
Education: Higher Education
Norfolk State University FY2013 $633,098 FY2014 $889,616 GF

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Page 141, line 9, strike "$72,994,462" and insert "$73,627,560".
Page 141, line 9, strike "$72,996,938" and insert "$73,886,554".
Page 142, strike lines 10 through 25 and insert:
"H.1. Out of this appropriation, $106,390 each year from the general fund is designated for base operating support to increase the number of full-time faculty, support operations and maintenance of new facilities, and support increased library and technology costs.
2.  Out of this appropriation, $1,553,795 each year from the general fund is designated to address the projected growth in transfer students and efforts to improve retention and graduation through the student success initiative.
I. Out of this appropriation, $260,602 each year from the general fund which shall be matched with a reallocation of $260,602 each year from current educational and general program funds is designated to achieve the goals of the six-year academic plan submitted by the Norfolk State University in the fall 2011.  Norfolk State University shall utilize these funds to implement expansion of online degree programs in high demand fields for nontraditional students and military personnel.
J. Out of this appropriation, $256,518 the second year from the general fund is designated to support faculty and classified salary increases under the process authorized in Item 468.10 of this act."


Explanation
(This amendment reflects adjustments to higher education funding to allow colleges to achieve the goals and objectives contained in their six year academic and financial plans. Specifically, the funding will provide for enrollment growth, improving retention and graduation rates, targeted initiatives and incentives related to the Top Jobs for the 21st Century legislation and reallocation requirements within current resources. The funding provided to the colleges will also support an average two percent compensation increase for faculty and staff.)