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Notice of Public Hearing: Proposed Tuition Adjustment
Notice of Public Hearing: Proposed Tuition Adjustment
Notice of Public Hearing: Proposed Tuition Adjustment
9/30/2019
The President of the University of Guam, in conjunction with the Board of Regents’ Committee on Student Affairs, Scholarships, Alumni Relations, and Honorary Degrees and the Budget, Finance, and Audit Committee, has scheduled a public hearing beginning at 2:00 p.m. on Friday October 11, 2019, in room 129 located on the ground floor of the Jesus S. and Eugenia A. Leon Guerrero School of Business and Public Administration Building at the University of Guam campus.
The purpose of the hearing is to afford an opportunity for the members of the community to provide comments and recommendations toward the following matters:
- Proposed Tuition Adjustment
- Proposed Adjustment of Certain General Student Fees, Course Fees, and Service Fees
Individuals may obtain a copy of the proposal from the RFK Library, the Office of the President or downloading the documents below:
- Proposed Tuition Adjustment Economic Impact Study (document updated 10/2/19)
- Proposed Adjustment to Fees (document updated 10/9/19)
Written testimony may be submitted in advance of the hearing or at the hearing. Testimonies may be faxed to (671) 734-2907 or e-mailed to bor.testimony@triton.uog.edu.
Individuals with disabilities in need of assistance during this hearing may contact the ADA Coordinator at (671) 735-2244, TDD (671) 735-2243.
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