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MN SF2881
Bill
Status
3/24/2025
Primary Sponsor
Grant Hauschild
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AI Summary
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Modifies allocation of mining royalty income within Minnesota's permanent university fund, changing the distribution formula from two-way to four-way split beginning January 1, 2026
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Increases the endowed mineral research account cap from $50 million to $150 million for the Natural Resources Research Institute-Duluth and Coleraine facilities for mineral and mineral-related research
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Creates new one-fourth allocation for Natural Resources Research Institute general operating and research costs
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Establishes scholarships for Minnesota students (prioritizing Economic Development Region 3) to attend mining, mineral, or STEM degree programs at University of Minnesota-Duluth and Minnesota North College, capped at 75% of resident tuition for up to four years
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Redistributes remainder income after account caps are met to the endowed scholarship account for undergraduate resident students across all University of Minnesota campuses
Legislative Description
Permanent university fund mining royalty income allocation modifications
Last Action
Referred to Higher Education
3/24/2025