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MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-904 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 9 - Northeast Maryland Higher Education Advisory Board|Section 24-904 - Powers and Duties

    (a)    In addition to the other powers expressly granted and duties imposed by this title, and subject to the authority of the Commission, the Board has only the powers and duties set forth in this section.    (b)    The Board shall:        (1)    Assist and support the development of higher education in Cecil County and Harford County;        (2)    Assist in setting the missions of and accomplishing the goals and objectives of the sites in Cecil County and Harford County;        (3)    Advise the Center, site coordinators, and the supervisory staff to whom the coordinators report on programs offered and facility utilization;        (4)    Provide guidance and support in identifying institutions and programs to serve higher education and workforce needs in Cecil County and Harford County;        (5)    Assist with the marketing and promotion of programs offered at the Center and sites;        (6)    Facilitate interactions among the business, nonprofit, education, and military communities;        (7)    Keep separate records and minutes; and        (8)    Adopt reasonable rules, regulations, or bylaws to carry out the provisions of this subtitle.    (c)    The Board may apply, accept, and expend any gift, appropriation, or grant from the State, county, or federal government or any other person.    (d)    The Board may make agreements with the federal, State, or a county government or any other person, if it considers the agreement advisable for the support of higher education.    (e)    The Board may adopt a corporate seal.    (f)    In addition to other reports that may be required by the Commission, the Board shall:        (1)    Keep records that are consistent with sound business practices and accounting records using generally accepted accounting principles;        (2)    Cause an audit by an independent certified public accountant to be made of the accounts and transactions of the Center at the conclusion of each fiscal year; and        (3)    For any State money, be subject to an audit by the Office of Legislative Audits, in accordance with §§ 2–1220 through 2–1227 of the State Government Article.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1001 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 10 - Frederick Center for Research and Education in Science and Technology Governing Board|Section 24-1001 - Definitions

    (a)    In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    “Board” means the Frederick Center for Research and Education in Science and Technology Governing Board.    (c)    “Commission” means the Maryland Higher Education Commission.    (d)    “Frederick CREST” means the Frederick Center for Research and Education in Science and Technology.    (e)    “Site” means a 4–year institution of higher education that offers Commission–approved undergraduate and graduate programs at Frederick CREST.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1002 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 10 - Frederick Center for Research and Education in Science and Technology Governing Board|Section 24-1002 - Board Established

    There is a Frederick Center for Research and Education in Science and Technology that is governed by the Frederick Center for Research and Education in Science and Technology Governing Board.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1003 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 10 - Frederick Center for Research and Education in Science and Technology Governing Board|Section 24-1003 - Membership

    (a)    The Board consists of the following voting members:        (1)    One representative of each of the 4–year institutions of higher education offering a Commission–approved program at Frederick CREST and at a site, appointed by the institution;        (2)    The following nine representatives, appointed in accordance with the bylaws of the Board:            (i)    Five members of the Frederick County Business Roundtable for Education Executive Committee who are appointed as representatives from the following groups:                1.    The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce;                2.    Frederick Community College;                3.    Frederick County Public Schools;                4.    Frederick County Office of Economic Development; and                5.    Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research (operating contractor);            (ii)    Two representatives of regional businesses, industries, or corporations; and            (iii)    Two representatives chosen from the community at–large;        (3)    The President of Hood College; and        (4)    The President of Mount St. Mary’s University.    (b)    (1)    Each member serves for a term of 3 years and until a successor is appointed and qualifies.        (2)    A member may not serve more than two full consecutive terms.        (3)    A member appointed to fill a vacancy in an unexpired term serves only for the remainder of that term and until a successor is appointed and qualifies.    (c)    (1)    (i)    Subject to subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph, the chair of the Board shall be elected by the Board from among its members.            (ii)    A member who is a representative of an out–of–state institution may not serve as chair.        (2)    The voting members may elect other officers and establish committees, including advisory committees, as needed.    (d)    In addition to the voting members, the following individuals shall serve as ex officio, nonvoting members:        (1)    The Senior Mission Commander of Fort Detrick;        (2)    The representative from Fort Detrick on the Frederick County Business Roundtable for Education Executive Committee;        (3)    The National Cancer Institute’s senior mission leader for the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research, or the leader’s designee; and        (4)    The Director of Frederick CREST.    (e)    Each member of the Board:        (1)    Serves without compensation; and        (2)    Is entitled to reimbursement for expenses in accordance with the Standard State Travel Regulations.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1101 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1101 - Definitions

    (a)    In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    “Board” means the Board of Directors of the Program.    (c)    “Corps participant” means an individual who participates in the Program and:        (1)    Is between the ages of 17 years old and 23 years old;        (2)    Is eligible for in–State tuition;        (3)    Has obtained a high school diploma or GED; and        (4)    Has not obtained a vocational certificate, an associate’s degree, or a bachelor’s degree from an institution of higher education.    (d)    “Fund” means the Maryland Corps Program Fund.    (e)    “Program” means the Maryland Corps Program.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1102 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1102 - Program Established

    (a)    There is a Maryland Corps Program in the State administered and managed by the Board.    (b)    The purpose of the Program is to:        (1)    Provide meaningful service opportunities to at least 100 corps participants that will address the social needs of the community;        (2)    Equip corps participants with the skills that will enable them to successfully make the transition from high school to an institution of higher education; and        (3)    Provide scholarships to corps participants who have completed the Program to be used at institutions of higher education toward vocational certificates, associate’s degrees, or bachelor’s degrees.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1103 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1103 - Board of Directors

    (a)    A Board of Directors shall administer and manage the Program.    (b)    The Board consists of the following members:        (1)    Two members appointed by the President of the Senate;        (2)    Two members appointed by the Speaker of the House; and        (3)    Three members appointed by the Governor.    (c)    In making appointments to the Board, the President, Speaker, and Governor shall consider:        (1)    The professional or personal experience of the individual in community or other service, nonprofit management, civic engagement, or volunteerism; and        (2)    The cultural, geographic, racial, ethnic, and gender diversity of the State.    (d)    A member of the Board:        (1)    May not receive compensation as a member of the Board; but        (2)    Is entitled to reimbursement for expenses under the Standard State Travel Regulations, as provided in the State budget.    (e)    (1)    The term of a member of the Board is 4 years.        (2)    The terms of the members are staggered as required by the terms provided for members on June 1, 2016.        (3)    At the end of a term, a member continues to serve until a successor is appointed and qualifies.    (f)    (1)    A member appointed by the President may be removed by the President for the reasons stated in paragraph (4) of this subsection.        (2)    A member appointed by the Speaker may be removed by the Speaker for the reasons stated in paragraph (4) of this subsection.        (3)    A member appointed by the Governor may be removed by the Governor for the reasons stated in paragraph (4) of this subsection.        (4)    A member of the Board may be removed for:            (i)    Incompetence;            (ii)    Misconduct;            (iii)    Immorality; or            (iv)    Failure to perform the duties of the position.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1104 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1104 - Staff and Technical Support

    The Governor’s Office on Service and Volunteerism within the Governor’s Office of Community Initiatives shall provide:        (1)    Staff and other support to the Board; and        (2)    Technical and other assistance to the operator selected under § 24–1105 of this subtitle.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1105 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1105 - Request for Proposals (Rfp)

    (a)    On or before June 1, 2017, the Board shall issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for an operator for the Program.    (b)    The operator shall meet the qualifications established by the Board.    (c)    The RFP shall include the following elements and expectations for the operator:        (1)    Identifying meaningful service opportunities for corps participants that address the social needs of the community that are provided by nonprofit organizations or government agencies;        (2)    Identifying service opportunities that will teach 21st century skills to corps participants;        (3)    Identifying academic credit opportunities for corps participants;        (4)    Creating a selective recruitment process for corps participants, giving priority to low–income individuals;        (5)    Creating and implementing an orientation and training program for corps participants and the nonprofit or government agencies where corps participants effectuate their service;        (6)    Providing support to corps participants in finding placements;        (7)    Emphasizing and encouraging the importance of being a successful contributor to society, a measure of which is a vocational certificate, an associate’s degree, or a bachelor’s degree;        (8)    Creating tools to measure the success of corps participants as they transition from high school to an institution of higher education for a vocational certificate, an associate’s degree, or a bachelor’s degree;        (9)    Facilitating the award of stipends for corps participants during their year of service;        (10)    Facilitating the award of scholarships for corps participants who complete the Program to be used at institutions of higher education toward vocational certificates, associate’s degrees, or bachelor’s degrees;        (11)    Identifying what State support will be necessary and what public and private grant opportunities are available to sustain and increase the size of the Program; and        (12)    Any other characteristics that the Board determines will improve the quality and success of the Program.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1106 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1106 - Participants -- Term; Stipend

    A corps participant:        (1)    Shall serve for at least 9 months with a nonprofit organization or government agency that has a focus on community or other service, civic engagement, volunteerism, or other activities or experiences with a similar mission; and        (2)    Is eligible for a monetary stipend in an amount determined by the Board of up to $15,000.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1107 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1107 - Participants -- Eligibility for Scholarship

    (a)    A corps participant who completes the Program is eligible for a one–time scholarship award, as determined by the Board, in the amount of up to $6,000.    (b)    A scholarship awarded under subsection (a) of this section:        (1)    May be used at an eligible institution as described under § 18–103 of this article toward a vocational certificate, an associate’s degree, or a bachelor’s degree; and        (2)    May not be construed to prohibit or impede the award of any other financial aid for which the corps participant is eligible.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1109 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1109 - Appropriations

    (a)    For fiscal year 2018,  funds for the Program shall be as provided in the State budget for the Board to develop, issue, and award the RFP described under § 24–1105 of this subtitle.    (b)    For fiscal year 2019,  funds for the Program shall be as provided in the State budget for the Board to disburse stipends to corps participants and to cover any administrative or other costs incurred by the Board or operator selected under § 24–1105 of this subtitle to operationalize the Program.    (c)    For fiscal year 2020 and each fiscal year thereafter, funds for the Program shall be as provided in the State budget for the Board to:        (1)    Provide stipends to corps participants;        (2)    Provide scholarships to corps participants who have completed the Program to be used at institutions of higher education in the State toward vocational certificates, associate’s degrees, and bachelor’s degrees;        (3)    Cover expenses incurred by the Board, including expenses incurred during the development, issuance, awarding, and funding of the RFP; and        (4)    Cover expenses incurred by the operator selected under § 24–1105 of this subtitle, as determined by the Board to be relevant to the successful operation of the Program.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1110 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1110 - Federal and Other Grant Funding; Academic Credits

    The Board shall explore the possibility of:        (1)    Accessing federal or other grant funding for the Program; and        (2)    Awarding corps participants with academic credit for their service.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1111 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 11 - Maryland Corps Program|Section 24-1111 - Reports

    On or before December 1 each year, the Board shall report to the Governor and, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, the General Assembly regarding:        (1)    The number and amount of stipends awarded under the Program;        (2)    The nonprofit or government agencies with which corps participants are placed;        (3)    The institutions, if any, that award academic credit for a corps participant’s service;        (4)    The number and amount of scholarships awarded under the Program; and        (5)    At which institutions corps participants use their scholarships.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1201 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 12 - Police Department of the Johns Hopkins University|Section 24-1201 - Definitions

    (a)    In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    “Accountability Board” means the University Police Accountability Board.    (c)    (1)    “Campus area” means any property that is:            (i)    Owned, leased, operated by, or under the control of the University;            (ii)    Located on:                1.    The Homewood campus, meaning the area bounded by West University Parkway and East University Parkway on the north, East 28th Street and West 28th Street on the south, Remington Avenue and Stony Run stream on the west, and North Calvert Street on the east;                2.    The East Baltimore campus, meaning the area bounded by East Eager Street on the north, East Baltimore Street on the south, North Caroline Street on the west, and North Castle Street on the east; or                3.    The Peabody campus, meaning the area bounded by West Madison Street and East Madison Street on the north, East Hamilton Street and West Hamilton Street on the south, Cathedral Street on the west, and Saint Paul Street on the east; and            (iii)    Used for educational or institutional purposes.        (2)    “Campus area” includes the public property that is immediately adjacent to the campus, including:            (i)    A sidewalk, a street, or any other thoroughfare; and            (ii)    A parking facility.    (d)    “Memorandum of understanding” means an agreement between the Johns Hopkins University and the Baltimore Police Department regarding matters related to police jurisdiction and operations.    (e)    “Police department” means a University police department established under this subtitle.    (f)    “University” means the Johns Hopkins University.    (g)    “University police officer” means a police officer of a police department established under this subtitle.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1202 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 12 - Police Department of the Johns Hopkins University|Section 24-1202 - Establishment of Police Department; Powers of Officers

    (a)    Subject to the requirements of this subtitle, the Johns Hopkins University may establish a police department based on a memorandum of understanding.    (b)    The memorandum of understanding shall require that the Baltimore Police Department:        (1)    Have primary responsibility for all investigations and arrests related to Part I offenses specified under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, except:            (i)    Theft;            (ii)    Burglary; and            (iii)    Motor vehicle taking;        (2)    Maintain any evidence collected from crime scenes at the Evidence Control Unit of the Baltimore Police Department, in accordance with Baltimore Police Department governing procedures and regulations; and        (3)    Impound any stolen vehicles in accordance with Baltimore Police Department governing procedures and regulations.    (c)    (1)    Subject to paragraph (2) of this subsection, a University police officer has the powers granted to a peace and police officer.        (2)    (i)    A University police officer may exercise these powers only:                1.    On the University’s campus area; and                2.    Subject to subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph, within areas adjacent to the campus area, as specified in the executed memorandum of understanding developed with input from the relevant community.            (ii)    A University police officer may exercise these powers within areas adjacent to the campus area only if:                1.    The University receives a majority of support from the members of the relevant campus–adjacent communities for the police department to operate in their communities; and                2.    The Baltimore City Council approves a resolution affirming that the University has received the support required under item 1 of this subparagraph of the campus–adjacent community areas in which the police department is authorized to operate.            (iii)    A University police officer may not exercise these powers on any other property unless:                1.    Engaged in fresh pursuit of a suspected offender;                2.    Necessary to facilitate the orderly flow of traffic to and from a campus area;                3.    Specially requested or authorized to exercise the powers in Baltimore City by the Mayor of Baltimore City if:                A.    There is a sudden and unforeseen emergency of such public gravity and urgency that it requires an immediate response to protect the public welfare; and                B.    The Mayor issues an order declaring an emergency that specifies the manner in which the police officer’s powers will be exercised; or                4.    Ordered to exercise the powers by the Governor under a declared state of emergency.
MD. Education Code Ann. §  24-1204 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Education|Division IV - Other Education Provisions|Title 24 - Miscellaneous Education Agencies|Subtitle 12 - Police Department of the Johns Hopkins University|Section 24-1204 - Continued Use of University Security Personnel or Building Guards

    If the University establishes a police department under this subtitle, the University shall continue to make use of University security personnel or building guards in addition to the police department.