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AZ HB2141

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/28/2020

Primary Sponsor

Anthony Kern

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Origin

House of Representatives

Fifty-fourth Legislature - Second Regular Session (2020)

AI Summary

HB2141 Summary

  • Requires all Arizona universities and community colleges to offer a course on the U.S. and Arizona constitutions with emphasis on the bill of rights, worth at least 6 semester hours of credit.

  • Makes the constitutional studies course a degree requirement for all baccalaureate degrees, lesser degrees, and academic certificates unless specifically exempted.

  • Exempts students in military medical and dental programs requiring less than two years of residency and whose principal participants are stationed outside Arizona from the Arizona constitution requirement.

  • Allows the Arizona Board of Regents to exempt dual degree students from foreign universities from the constitutional studies course if they complete a 4-semester-hour "American way" course covering U.S. government, history, civil rights, and Arizona history.

  • Requires universities and community colleges to report the course names and numbers in their annual reports to the Board of Regents and respective district governing boards.

Legislative Description

Universities; community colleges; constitutions; instruction

Community College Districts

Last Action

House read second time

1/29/2020

Full Bill Text

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