California Codes, Business and Professions Code - BPC, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 9 — Contractors, Article 8.5 — The Construction Management Education Sponsorship Act of 1991, Section 7139.6

(a) The grants issued pursuant to Sections 7139.3 and 7139.5 may be used for all of the following:

(1) Instructional materials and support, equipment, curriculum development, and delivery.

(2) Support and development of outreach, continuing education, and cooperative education or internship programs.

(3) Administrative and clerical support positions.

(4) Faculty recruitment and development, to include support for postgraduate work leading to advanced degrees, visiting lecturer compensation and expenses, teaching assistant positions, and faculty positions.

(b) Grant moneys may also be used to support general classroom and laboratory operating expenses and related administrative supplies, including, but not limited to, reference materials, testing equipment, and equipment maintenance. The list of support items in this subdivision and subdivision (a) are intended to be descriptive rather than limiting. “Support” does not include faculty salary supplements.

Notes

Allows specified construction-management grants to fund instructional materials, equipment, curriculum, outreach, continuing or cooperative education, internships, administrative support, faculty recruitment and development, postgraduate work, lecturers, teaching assistants, faculty positions, and classroom or laboratory operating expenses. Clarifies that the listed support uses are illustrative rather than limiting, but excludes faculty salary supplements from “support.”

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