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Code · Illinois · Chapter 110 — HIGHER EDUCATION · Act 170

Sec. 20. Program personnel.

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Sec. 20. Program personnel. Each public university that establishes a Bridge Program shall designate a full-time Program director. The Program director shall be responsible for the following:
(1)development of the Program plan, including, but not limited to, the academic
achievement levels and academic progress necessary to remain in the Bridge Program;
(2)management of Program enrollment and finances as approved by the public university's
Board of Trustees;
(3)conducting fiscal planning and fund distributions with appropriate monitors and
controls;
(4)developing an application process and marketing process for the Program;
(5)creating clear guidelines for applicant eligibility, enrollment, service
coordination throughout the public university, and Program structure;
(6)management of all full-time or part-time staff members associated with the public
university's Program;
(7)promoting collaboration between the Program and other offices affecting applicants
or enrolled students, including, but not limited to, the admissions office or financial aid office;
(8)establishing an advisory structure that promotes consultation with university
department heads, faculty, and professionals on matters of policy, procedure, and curriculum;
(9)establishing specific procedures for counseling students who are being dismissed
from the Program for academic reasons or who withdraw from it voluntarily; and
(10)creating Program reports as required by the public university's Board of Trustees
or State law.
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