| NSHE - University of Nevada - Reno (101-2980) | The
University of Nevada, Reno, is organized into the College of
Agriculture, College of Liberal Arts, College of Science, Business
Administration, Education, Engineering, Human and Community Services,
Journalism, Mines, Nursing, Research and Graduate School studies.
Various other interdisciplinary and special programs include Basque
studies, computer and information science, environmental studies, ethnic
studies, general studies, global studies, health careers for American
Indians, historic preservation, history and social theory, honors study,
hydrology and hydrogeology, land use planning, medieval and renaissance
studies, religious studies and teacher certification, combine to
address the mission of the university. Constitutional authority:
Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - Intercollegiate Athletics - UNR (101-2983) | The
Intercollegiate Athletics program offers a variety of team and
individual sports for men and women with a commitment to the development
and education of the student athlete. Constitutional authority:
Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - Statewide Programs - UNR (101-2985) | The
specialty centers within the University of Nevada, Reno provide a wide
variety of research and public service functions in the areas of
education, economics, government, the sciences, and the cultural
environment of Nevada and the Western United States. Activities
specifically funded include the Research and Education Planning Center,
Bureau of Business and Economic Research, Bible Center for Applied
Research, Cancer Research Laboratory, Seismic Laboratory, Oral History
Project, Basque Studies, Engineering Research and Development Center,
Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, Energy, Environmental Physics,
Continuing Education Department, Fleischmann Atmospheric Planetarium,
Sanford Center for Aging, Small Business Development Center, Film
Library, and the Northern Nevada Writing Project. Constitutional
authority: Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - System Administration (101-2986) | The
Board of Regents is established by the Nevada Constitution and
statutorily endowed with the powers to provide direction and governance
for all activities of the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE). The
Board of Regents, in conjunction with the employees of the Chancellor's
Office, provides direction and coordination for the various activities
of the campuses and units of the NSHE. The Chancellor's Office includes
the functional areas of academic affairs, budget and financial
planning/programming and legal counsel. The universities provide a wide
range of undergraduate and graduate instructional programs, including
professional and doctoral work in selected fields; maintain library,
studio and laboratory services, and resources for research; provide
cultural opportunities for students and the general public; and also
provide public service and continuing education. The community colleges
provide post-secondary educational opportunities that are regionally
and financially accessible. This includes teaching occupational skills
required by business and industry; upgrading students' skills necessary
to compete successfully in college courses; providing community service
programs and assistance to students in planning educational goals. The
mission of the state college is to meet the needs of students who are
interested in bachelor's degrees in much-needed fields such as nursing
and education, as well as in other disciplines in the arts and sciences.
Course work is fully transferable to both the first tier (universities)
and the third tier (community colleges) in the NSHE. Appropriations in
all NSHE budget accounts are recommended in conjunction with Board of
Regents approved adjustments for non-appropriation sources of revenue,
including tuition adjustments. For campus budgets, the
non-appropriation funding sources are primarily from student
registration fees and non-resident tuition. However, other available
sources of revenue include operating capital investment and certain
federal funds. Constitutional authority: Article 11, Section 4 and NRS
396.
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| NSHE - University of Nevada - Las Vegas (101-2987) | The
University of Nevada, Las Vegas is organized into the following
colleges and schools: Allied Health Sciences, Business, Education,
Engineering, Honors, Liberal Arts, Fine and Performing Arts, Hotel,
Sciences, Nursing, Public Health, and Urban Affairs. Various other
departments, divisions and programs, including the Office of Information
Technology, the Division of Student Life, Division of Educational
Outreach, the Nevada Institute for Children's Research and Policy, the
Center for Health Disparities Research, the Applied Geophysics Center,
the Transportation Research Center, the Center for Disability and
Applied Biomechanics, the Saltman Center for Conflict Resolution, the
Center for Multicultural Education, the Harry Reid Center for
Environmental Studies, the International Gaming Institute, the Black
Mountain Institute, and the University of Nevada Press combine to
address the mission of the University. Constitutional authority:
Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - Intercollegiate Athletics - UNLV (101-2988) | The
Intercollegiate Athletic Program offers a variety of team and
individual sports for men and women with a commitment to the development
and education of the student athlete.
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| NSHE - System Computing Center (101-2991) | The
mission of the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) System
Computing Services is to provide information technology leadership and
system-wide technology services in support of its instructional,
research, and service missions. Constitutional authority: Article 11,
Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - Great Basin College (101-2994) | Great
Basin College serves five northeastern Nevada counties with the main
campus in Elko and branch campuses in Ely, Winnemucca, and Pahrump. The
college offers a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education, Bachelor of
Applied Science, and Bachelor of Integrative and Professional Studies.
Two-year degrees offered are the Associate of Arts, Associate of
Science, and Associate of General Studies. Two-year Associate of
Applied Science degrees are available in business administration,
computer office technology, criminal justice, diesel technology, early
childhood education, electrical/instrumentation technology, industrial
management, industrial plant maintenance, occupational safety and
health, and welding technology. Distance education technology is used
extensively to deliver programs throughout the service area. The
college also provides residential housing for approximately 200
students. Constitutional authority: Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - Statewide Programs - UNLV (101-3001) | The
specialty centers within the University of Nevada, Las Vegas provide a
wide variety of research and public service functions in the areas of
education, economics, government, the sciences, and the cultural
environment of Nevada and the Western United States. Constitutional
authority: Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - Nevada State College at Henderson (101-3005) | Nevada
State College is a comprehensive baccalaureate institution of higher
learning. A member college of the Nevada System of Higher Education,
Nevada State College is dedicated to providing quality educational,
social, cultural, economic, and civic advancement for the citizens of
Nevada. Through student-centered learning, Nevada State College
emphasizes and values: exceptional teaching, mentoring, advisement;
scholarship; career and personal advancement; continuing education; and
service to our community. The college helps address Nevada's need for
increased access to higher education for students entering the higher
education system and for students transferring from the state's
community colleges. The college offers a wide range of baccalaureate
programs and selected masters programs designed to meet the general
needs of the State of Nevada and the specific needs of the southern
region of the state. Special emphasis is placed on addressing the
state's need for effective, highly educated and skilled teachers and
nurses; and a commitment is made to developing and promoting
partnerships with Nevada's public school system, the state's health care
providers, and Nevada's colleges and universities. The curriculum of
Nevada State College will be based upon the community's needs, the needs
of business and industry, and the desires and demands of the students.
Constitutional authority: Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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| NSHE - College of Southern Nevada (101-3011) | The
College of Southern Nevada serves primarily the Clark, Lincoln, and Nye
Counties of Nevada. Programs leading to an Associate's Degree or
Certificate of Achievement are offered in occupational, vocational, and
technical skills. University courses provide advanced learning
opportunities, community education programs, developmental programs for
individual remedial learning, counseling, and guidance functions,
together address the mission of the college.
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| NSHE - Truckee Meadows Community College (101-3018) | Truckee
Meadows Community College serves the Reno and Sparks area and nearby
communities. Programs leading to an Associate of Arts Degree in such
areas as applied science, arts, and general studies; programs
emphasizing occupational education requirements; programs providing
classes which transfer to university programs; and programs in
developmental education combine to address the mission of the community
college. Constitutional authority: Article 11, Section 4 and NRS 396.
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