Bill calls for higher ed council

By MEAD GRUVER
Associated Press writer

CHEYENNE -- A lawmaker is sponsoring a bill that would set up a state higher education council to oversee and coordinate higher education in Wyoming.

The council would have five voting members appointed by the governor: one each with experience in public, private and technical higher education, plus two at-large members. The council would also have three nonvoting members: the state superintendent of public instruction, the president of the University of Wyoming trustees and the president of the Wyoming Community College Commission.

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