Policy 6A.3 Building, Site and Common Area Naming

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Policy 6A.3 Building, Site and Common Area Naming

 

Part 1: Policy Statement

It is the policy of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees to delegate authority to the Chancellor to approve the naming of buildings, sites, and common areas.


Part 2: Responsibilities

The President shall make a recommendation to the Chancellor only after compliance with the system procedure and consultation with college constituents.


Part 3: Accountability

The Board of Trustees shall be advised of the college's intention of naming buildings, sites and common areas.

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History:

04.2009 Adopted

08.2017 Technical changes, MnSCU to Minnesota State 

 

 

 

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