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Questions. How many grant applications has each institution submitted to the Secretary of Higher Education for the second funding round? What is the dollar amount of each application submitted and the total dollar amount of all the applications submitted by each institution? What criteria has each institution used in prioritizing its projects?

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Questions. Has the institution considered the impact of the proposed federal overtime-pay rule changes on its operations? All other things being equal, by what amount would the institution’s operating expenses increase if the proposed overtime compensation rule changes were in effect? All other things being equal, by what amount would tuition have to increase to cover the increased personnel cost? How many employees and student-employees would be affected? What personnel management and service delivery practices would the institution change to minimize the cost impact of the proposed rule changes?

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Questions. Has the institution considered the impact of a $15 minimum wage on its operations? All other things being equal, by what amount would the institution’s operating expenses increase if a Statewide $15 minimum wage were in effect? All other things being equal, by what amount would tuition have to increase to cover the larger personnel cost? How many employees and student- employees would receive an increase in their compensation? What personnel management and service delivery practices would the institution change to minimize the cost impact of the higher minimum wage?

Questions. For each of the bond funds listed above, please provide an updated table listing the approved projects, total cost, grants from the State, original start and completion dates, and revised start and completion dates, if applicable. Please discuss if there were any unexpected difficulties or problems in complying with reporting requirements or accessing grant funds through the Office of the Secretary of Higher Education. Were there any project timetable delays as a result of process or cash flow issues?

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