1.1.................... moves to amend H.F. No. 2087 as follows:
1.2Delete everything after the enacting clause and insert:

1.3"ARTICLE 1

1.4HIGHER EDUCATION APPROPRIATIONS

1.5

Section 1. SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS.

1.6 Subdivision 1. Summary By Fund. The amounts shown in this subdivision
1.7summarize direct appropriations, by fund, made in this article.

`1.8`	SUMMARY BY FUND
`1.9`			2010		2011		Total
`1.10`	General	$	1,378,036,000	$	1,378,506,000	$	2,756,542,000
`1.11`	Federal Stabilization	$	180,920,000	$	180,920,000	$	361,840,000
`1.12`	Health Care Access	$	2,157,000	$	2,157,000	$	4,314,000
`1.13`	Total	$	1,561,113,000	$	1,561,583,000	$	3,122,696,000

1.14 Subd. 2. Summary By Agency - All Funds. The amounts shown in this subdivision
1.15summarize direct appropriations, by agency, made in this article.

`1.16`	SUMMARY BY AGENCY - ALL FUNDS
`1.17`			2010		2011		Total
`1.18` `1.19`	Minnesota Office of Higher Education	$	184,976,000	$	185,395,000	$	370,371,000
`1.20` `1.21` `1.22`	Board of Trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities	$	665,883,000	$	665,883,000	$	1,331,766,000
`1.23` `1.24`	Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota	$	709,079,000	$	709,079,000	$	1,418,150,000
`1.25`	Mayo Medical Foundation	$	1,175,000	$	1,226,000	$	2,401,000
`1.26`	Total	$	1,561,113,000	$	1,561,583,000	$	3,122,696,000

1.27

Sec. 2. HIGHER EDUCATION APPROPRIATIONS.

2.1 The sums shown in the columns marked "Appropriations" are appropriated to the
2.2agencies and for the purposes specified in this article. The appropriations are from the
2.3general fund, or another named fund, and are available for the fiscal years indicated
2.4for each purpose. The figures "2010" and "2011" used in this article mean that the
2.5appropriations listed under them are available for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010,
2.6or June 30, 2011, respectively. "The first year" is fiscal year 2010. "The second year" is
2.7fiscal year 2011. "The biennium" is fiscal years 2010 and 2011. For the purpose of this
2.8act, federal stabilization funds means funds provided to Minnesota under the state fiscal
2.9stabilization portion of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

`2.10`	APPROPRIATIONS
`2.11`	Available for the Year
`2.12`	Ending June 30
`2.13`		2010	2011

2.14
2.15

Sec. 3. MINNESOTA OFFICE OF HIGHER
EDUCATION

2.16

Subdivision 1.Total Appropriation

184,976,000

185,395,000

2.17The amounts that may be spent for each
2.18purpose are specified in the following
2.19subdivisions.

2.20

Subd. 2.State Grants

144,138,000

2.21(a) If the appropriation in this subdivision for
2.22either year is insufficient, the appropriation
2.23for the other year is available for it.
2.24(b) For the biennium, the tuition maximum
2.25for students in four-year programs is $10,576
2.26the first year and $11,369 the second year,
2.27and for students in two-year programs, is
2.28$6,244 the first year and $6,712 the second
2.29year.
2.30(c) This appropriation sets the living and
2.31miscellaneous expense allowance at $6,572
2.32the first year and $6,966 the second year.

2.33

Subd. 3.Safety Officers Survivors

100,000

2.34(a) This appropriation is to provide
2.35educational benefits under Minnesota
3.1Statutes, section 299A.45, to dependents of
3.2public safety officers killed in the line of
3.3duty.
3.4(b) If the appropriation in this subdivision for
3.5either year is insufficient, the appropriation
3.6for the other year is available for it.

3.7

Subd. 4.Interstate Tuition Reciprocity

2,750,000

3.8If the appropriation in this subdivision for
3.9either year is insufficient, the appropriation
3.10for the other year is available to meet
3.11reciprocity contract obligations.

3.12

Subd. 5.State Work Study

11,822,000

3.13

Subd. 6.Child Care Grants

5,875,000

3.14

Subd. 7.Indian Scholarships

1,856,000

3.15(a) Up to $150,000 of this appropriation in
3.16the 2010-2011 biennium may be used for
3.17administration of the program.
3.18(b) The director of the Minnesota Office
3.19of Higher Education must contract with at
3.20least one knowledgeable person residing in
3.21or near the city of Bemidji to assist students
3.22with the scholarships under Minnesota
3.23Statutes, section 136A.126, and with other
3.24information about financial aid for which
3.25the students may be eligible. Bemidji State
3.26University must provide office space at
3.27no cost to the Minnesota Office of Higher
3.28Education for purposes of administering the
3.29American Indian scholarship program under
3.30Minnesota Statutes, section 136A.126.

3.31

Subd. 8.Minitex

5,068,000

3.32

Subd. 9.MnLINK Gateway

360,000

3.33

Subd. 10.Learning Network of Minnesota

4,320,000

4.1

Subd. 11.Minnesota College Savings Plan

700,000

4.2

Subd. 12.Midwest Higher Education Compact

85,000

4.3
4.4

Subd. 13.Intervention for College Attendance
Program Grants

447,000

4.5Up to $100,000 of this appropriation in the
4.62010-2011 biennium may be used for the
4.7administration of the program.

4.8

Subd. 14.Achieve Scholarship Program

4,150,000

4,550,000

4.9Up to $200,000 in the 2010-2011 biennium
4.10may be used for administration of the
4.11program.

4.12
4.13

Subd. 15.Outreach; Student and Parent
Information

294,000

4.14This appropriation includes funding for
4.15student and parent information and the get
4.16ready outreach program. Of this amount
4.17$125,000 each year is for student and parent
4.18information and $169,000 each year is for
4.19Get Ready outreach.

4.20
4.21

Subd. 16.United Family Medicine Residency
Program

403,000

422,000

4.22This appropriation is for a grant to the
4.23United Family Medicine residency program
4.24to support up to 18 resident physicians
4.25each year in family practice at United
4.26Family Medicine residency programs and
4.27shall prepare doctors to practice family
4.28care medicine in underserved rural and
4.29urban areas of the state. It is intended that
4.30this program will improve health care in
4.31underserved communities, provide affordable
4.32access to appropriate medical care, and
4.33manage the treatment of patients in a more
4.34cost-effective manner.

5.1

Subd. 17.Campus Compact

216,000

5.2Up to $103,000 each year may be used for
5.3administration. Up to $113,000 each year is
5.4for grants to increase campus-community
5.5collaboration and service learning statewide,
5.6including operations of the Minnesota
5.7campus compact, grants to member
5.8institutions and grants for member institution
5.9initiatives. For every $1 in state funding,
5.10grant recipients must contribute $2 in campus
5.11or community-based support.

5.12
5.13

Subd. 18.Minnesota Minority Education
Partnership

48,000

5.14

Subd. 19.Agency Administration

2,344,000

5.15

Subd. 20.Balances Forward

5.16A balance in the first year under this section
5.17does not cancel, but is available for the
5.18second year.

5.19

Subd. 21.Transfers

5.20The Minnesota Office of Higher Education
5.21may transfer unencumbered balances from
5.22the appropriations in this section to the
5.23state grant appropriation, the interstate
5.24tuition reciprocity appropriation, the
5.25child care grant appropriation, the Indian
5.26scholarship appropriation, the state work
5.27study appropriation, the achieve scholarship
5.28appropriation, the public safety officers'
5.29survivors appropriation, and the Minnesota
5.30college savings plan appropriation. Transfers
5.31from the child care or state work study
5.32appropriations may only be made to the
5.33extent there is a projected surplus in the
5.34appropriation. A transfer may be made
6.1only with the prior written approval of the
6.2commissioner of finance and prior written
6.3notice to the chairs of the senate and house of
6.4representatives committees with jurisdiction
6.5over higher education finance.

6.6
6.7
6.8

Sec. 4. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES

6.9

Subdivision 1.Total Appropriation

665,883,000

6.10(a) The Board of Trustees of the Minnesota
6.11State Colleges and Universities shall adopt
6.12a tuition growth cap for the 2009-2010 and
6.132010-2011 academic years that limits the
6.14impact on students.
6.15(b) An additional $3,486,000 of federal
6.16stabilization funds is appropriated for
6.17immediate use in fiscal year 2009.
6.18(c) The general fund base for Minnesota State
6.19Colleges and Universities is $608,597,000 in
6.20fiscal years 2012 and 2013.

6.21

Subd. 2.General Appropriation

665,883,000

6.22$65,189,000 each year is from the Federal
6.23Stabilization Fund. The federal stabilization
6.24funds are onetime appropriations.

6.25
6.26

Sec. 5. BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

6.27

Subdivision 1.Total Appropriation

709,079,000

`6.28`	Appropriations by Fund
`6.29`		2010	2011
`6.30`	General	591,191,000	591,191,000
`6.31`	Health Care Access	2,157,000	2,157,000
`6.32`	Federal Stabilization	115,731,000	115,731,000

7.1The amounts that may be spent for each
7.2purpose are specified in the following
7.3subdivisions.

7.4

Subd. 2.Operations and Maintenance

633,454,000

7.5(a) $115,731,000 each year is from
7.6the Federal Stabilization Fund. The
7.7federal stabilization funds are onetime
7.8appropriations.
7.9(b) An additional $27,080,000 of federal
7.10stabilization funds are appropriated to
7.11university operations and maintenance for
7.12immediate use in fiscal year 2009.
7.13(c) The general fund base for university
7.14operations and maintenance is $553,624,000
7.15in fiscal years 2012 and 2013.
7.16(d) The Board of Regents of the University
7.17of Minnesota is encouraged to adopt a tuition
7.18growth cap for the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011
7.19academic years that limits the impact on
7.20students.

7.21

Subd. 3.Primary Care Education Initiatives

2,157,000

7.22This appropriation is from the health care
7.23access fund.

7.24

Subd. 4.Special Appropriations

7.25

(a) Agriculture and Extension Service

52,175,000

7.26(1) This appropriation is for the Agricultural
7.27Experiment Station, Minnesota Extension
7.28Service.
7.29(2) The Board of Regents of the University
7.30of Minnesota is requested to refrain from
7.31implementing corresponding reductions in
7.32funding for the purposes for which additional
7.33funding is provided.

8.1

(b) Health Sciences

5,275,000

8.2(1) $346,000 each year is to support up to
8.312 resident physicians each year in the St.
8.4Cloud Hospital family practice residency
8.5program. The program must prepare doctors
8.6to practice primary care medicine in the rural
8.7areas of the state. The legislature intends
8.8this program to improve health care in rural
8.9communities, provide affordable access to
8.10appropriate medical care, and manage the
8.11treatment of patients in a more cost-effective
8.12manner.
8.13(2) The remainder of this appropriation is
8.14for the rural physicians associates program,
8.15the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, health
8.16sciences research, dental care, and the
8.17Biomedical Engineering Center.

8.18

1,387,000

8.19This appropriation is for the Geological
8.20Survey and the talented youth mathematics
8.21program.

8.22

(d) System Specials

6,551,000

8.23(1) This appropriation is for general research,
8.24student loans matching money, industrial
8.25relations education, Natural Resources
8.26Research Institute, Center for Urban and
8.27Regional Affairs, Bell Museum of Natural
8.28History, and the Humphrey exhibit.
8.29(2) This appropriation includes additional
8.30funding each year for industrial relations
8.31education.

8.32
8.33

Subd. 5.University of Minnesota and Mayo
Foundation Partnership

8,000,000

9.1This appropriation is for the direct and
9.2indirect expenses of the collaborative
9.3research partnership between the University
9.4of Minnesota and the Mayo Foundation
9.5for research in biotechnology and medical
9.6genomics. This appropriation is available
9.7until expended. An annual report on
9.8the expenditure of these funds must be
9.9submitted to the governor and the chairs
9.10of the senate and house of representatives
9.11committees responsible for higher education
9.12and economic development by June 30 of
9.13each fiscal year.

9.14

Subd. 6.Bovine Tuberculosis Research

80,000

9.15

Subd. 7.Academic Health Center

9.16The appropriation for Academic Health
9.17Center funding under Minnesota Statutes,
9.18section 297F.10, is $22,250,000 each year.

9.19

Sec. 6. MAYO CLINIC

9.20

Subdivision 1.Total Appropriation

1,175,000

1,226,000

9.21The amounts that may be spent for each
9.22purpose are specified in the following
9.23subdivisions.

9.24

Subd. 2.Medical School

577,000

602,000

9.25(a) The state must pay a capitation each
9.26year for each student who is a resident
9.27of Minnesota. The appropriation may be
9.28transferred between years of the biennium to
9.29accommodate enrollment fluctuations.
9.30(b) It is intended that during the biennium
9.31the Mayo Clinic use the capitation money to
9.32increase the number of doctors practicing in
9.33rural areas in need of doctors.

10.1
10.2

Subd. 3.Family Practice and Graduate
Residency Program

598,000

624,000

10.3The state must pay stipend support for up to
10.427 residents each year.

10.5ARTICLE 2

10.6OTHER HIGHER EDUCATION PROVISIONS

10.7    Section 1. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 135A.25, subdivision 4, is amended to
10.8read:
10.9    Subd. 4. Minnesota Office of Higher Education responsibilities. (a) For private
10.10postsecondary institutions, the Minnesota Office of Higher Education must develop
10.11educational materials considering the recommendations by the Minnesota Office of Higher
10.12Education and others and at least annually convene and sponsor meetings and workshops
10.13and provide educational strategies for faculty, students, administrators, institutions, and
10.14bookstores to inform all interested parties on strategies for reducing the costs of course
10.15materials for students attending postsecondary institutions.
10.16    (b) The Minnesota Office of Higher Education must ~~identify methods to compile and~~
10.17~~distribute information on publishers that sell or distribute course material for classroom~~
10.18~~use in postsecondary institutions in a manner that meets the requirements and complies~~
10.19~~with subdivision 2. The Minnesota Office of Higher Education must also evaluate ways~~
10.20~~to make this information available for use by students and faculty in postsecondary~~
10.21~~institutions.~~ report to the committees of the legislature responsible for higher education
10.22finance by January 15, 2010, on the implementation of textbook information requirements
10.23under United States Code, title 20, section 1015b, effective July 1, 2010. In preparing
10.24the report, the office must work with representatives of the Student Advisory Council,
10.25Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, the University of Minnesota, and the Private
10.26College Council. At a minimum, the report must include a template that publishers may
10.27use to provide the required information in a consistent format to all Minnesota campuses,
10.28and make recommendations of methods to disseminate pricing information to support
10.29students and faculty in making well informed decisions about course materials.

10.30    Sec. 2. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 136A.08, subdivision 1, is amended to read:
10.31    Subdivision 1. Definitions. (a) For the purposes of this section, the following terms
10.32have the meanings given them.
10.33(b) "Province" and "provincial" mean the Canadian province of Manitoba.
11.1(c) "Resident of this state" means a resident student as defined in section 136A.101,
11.2subdivision 8.

11.3    Sec. 3. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 136A.08, is amended by adding a subdivision
11.4to read:
11.5    Subd. 9. Appeal; resident status. A student who does not meet the definition of
11.6resident after residing in Minnesota for 12 months may appeal to the director by providing
11.7documentation on the student's reasons for residing in Minnesota. The director may
11.8grant resident status to the student upon determining the documentation establishes that
11.9postsecondary education was not the student's principle reason for residing in Minnesota.

11.10    Sec. 4. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 136A.127, is amended by adding a
11.11subdivision to read:
11.12    Subd. 9a. Additional award for online course completion. An eligible student
11.13who has completed at least one online course while in high school or in a home-school
11.14setting under section 120A.22 may receive an additional award of up to $150 to be used
11.15in conjunction with the base award described in subdivision 9. The additional award is
11.16available to new applicants for terms of enrollment beginning on or after July 1, 2009,
11.17and must be used during the period described in subdivision 12. The online course must
11.18be offered by a provider certified by the Minnesota Department of Education under
11.19section 124D.095 or by an eligible postsecondary institution as defined under section
11.20136A.101, subdivision 4. If the official high school transcript is not sufficient to document
11.21the completion of the online course, the student may be required to submit further
11.22documentation that the office deems sufficient.

11.23    Sec. 5. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 136A.1701, subdivision 10, is amended to
11.24read:
11.25    Subd. 10. Prohibition on use of state money. Except as provided in section
11.26136A.1787, paragraph (a), no money originating from state sources in the state treasury
11.27shall be made available for student loans under this section and all student loans shall be
11.28made from money originating from nonstate sources.

11.29    Sec. 6. [136A.1787] ANNUAL CERTIFICATE OF MINIMUM NEEDED FOR
11.30BUDGET.
11.31(a) In order to assure the payment of the principal of and interest on bonds and
11.32notes of the office and the continued maintenance of the loan capital fund under section
12.1136A.1785, the office shall annually determine and certify to the governor, on or before
12.2December 1:
12.3(1) the amount, if any, then needed to restore the loan capital fund to the minimum
12.4amount required by a resolution or indenture relating to any bonds or notes of the office,
12.5not exceeding the maximum amount of principal and interest to become due and payable
12.6in any subsequent year on all bonds or notes which are then outstanding;
12.7(2) the amount, if any, determined by the office to be needed in the then immediately
12.8ensuing fiscal year, with other funds pledged and estimated to be received during that year,
12.9for the payment of the principal and interest due and payable in that year on all then
12.10outstanding bonds and notes; and
12.11(3) the amount, if any, then needed to restore any debt service fund securing any
12.12outstanding bonds or notes of the office to the amount required in a resolution or indenture
12.13relating to such outstanding bonds or notes.
12.14(b) The governor shall include and submit the amounts certified by the office in
12.15accordance with this section to the legislature in the budget for the following fiscal year, or
12.16in a supplemental budget if the regular budget for that year has previously been approved."
12.17Delete the title and insert:

12.18"A bill for an act

12.19relating to higher education; defining terms; providing an appeals process;
12.20requiring a report; providing awards for online courses; providing a moral
12.21obligation backup for revenue bonds; appropriating money;amending Minnesota
12.22Statutes 2008, sections 135A.25, subdivision 4; 136A.08, subdivision 1,
12.23by adding a subdivision; 136A.127, by adding a subdivision; 136A.1701,
12.24subdivision 10; proposing coding for new law in Minnesota Statutes, chapter
12.25136A."