Sec. 175. Same; powers of board of directors or trustees. The control of the business and secular affairs of every such educational corporation shall be vested in a board of directors or trustees. Such board shall also have exclusive control over the educational affairs and policy of such institution, and as such may: First, Appoint, employ and pay the salary of a president, or principal, and such professors, tutors, assistants, and employees, as the board shall determine necessary; Second, Direct and prescribe the course or courses of study and the rules of discipline for such institution, and enforce the same; and prescribe the tuition and other fees to be paid by students attending such institution; Third, Grant such diplomas, certificates of graduation, or honors and degrees, as the nature of the institution may warrant, or as contemplated in the articles; Fourth, Delegate to the president or principal, and the various professors and tutors, such authority over the educational affairs of the institution as the board may deem advisable; Fifth, Co-operate with other schools, colleges and educational institutions within this country in promoting the best interests of education.
Mich. Comp. Laws § 450.175
Educational foundations; board of directors, trustees; powers
Applied in 1 court decision — leading case Litka v. University of Detroit Dental School (1985)
Most recently applied in Litka v. University of Detroit Dental School (May 1985)
1931, Act 327, Eff
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