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SECTION 1. Section 62.021,
Education Code, is amended by amending Subsections (a) and (e) and adding
Subsections (a-1), (a-2), and (e-2) to read as follows:
(a) In each state fiscal year
beginning with the state fiscal year ending August 31, 2016 [2011],
an eligible institution is entitled to receive an amount allocated in
accordance with this section from the funds appropriated for that year by
Section 17(a), Article VII, Texas Constitution. The comptroller shall
distribute funds allocated under this subsection only on presentation of a
claim and issuance of a warrant in accordance with Section 403.071,
Government Code. An eligible institution may not present a claim to be paid
from any funds allocated under this subsection before the delivery of goods
or services described in Section 17, Article VII, Texas Constitution,
except for the payment of principal or interest on bonds or notes or for a
payment for a book or other published library material as authorized by
Section 2155.386, Government Code. The allocation of funds under this
subsection is made in accordance with an equitable formula consisting of
the following elements: space deficit, facilities condition, institutional
complexity, and a separate allocation for the Texas State Technical College
System. The annual amounts allocated by the formula are as follows:
(1) $3,379,470 [$3,559,433] to
Midwestern State University;
(2) to the following
component institutions of the University of North Texas System:
(A) $25,042,534 [$27,846,476] to
the University of North Texas;
(B) $11,421,485 [(3) $8,771,265] to
the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth; and
(C) $1,413,160 to the University of North
Texas at Dallas, $135,593 of which must be used for the University of North
Texas at Dallas College of Law;
(3) $7,771,442 [(4) $12,311,123 to The
University of Texas--Pan American;
[(5) $5,057,420 to The
University of Texas at Brownsville;
[(6) $8,425,937] to
Stephen F. Austin State University;
(4) [(7)] to
the following component institutions of the Texas State University System:
(A) $9,428,194 [$8,330,933] to
Lamar University;
(B) $1,727,149 [$2,332,463] to the
Lamar Institute of Technology;
(C) $1,131,113 [$1,235,752] to
Lamar State College--Orange;
(D) $1,443,480 [$1,244,694] to
Lamar State College--Port Arthur;
(E) $11,582,737 [$11,893,110] to
Sam Houston State University;
(F) $24,947,203 [$21,863,258] to
Texas State University;
(G) $1,423,682 [$1,625,061]
to Sul Ross State University; and
(H) $273,825 [$445,380]
to Sul Ross State University-Rio Grande College;
(5) $7,797,261 [(8) $8,894,700] to
Texas Southern University;
(6) [(9)] to
the following component institutions of the Texas Tech University System:
(A) $32,931,070 [$23,936,088] to
Texas Tech University;
(B) $15,593,680 [$16,973,569] to
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center; [and]
(C) $3,546,735 [$3,743,027]
to Angelo State University; and
(D) $3,992,371 to Texas Tech University Health
Sciences Center--El Paso;
(7) $9,923,753 [(10) $10,169,695]
to Texas Woman's University;
(8) [(11)] to
the following component institutions of the University of Houston System:
(A) $34,971,004 [$35,885,768] to
the University of Houston;
(B) $2,734,237 [$2,393,921] to the
University of Houston--Victoria;
(C) $5,344,649 [$5,214,167] to the
University of Houston--Clear Lake; and
(D) $7,840,943 [$7,435,238] to the
University of Houston--Downtown;
(9) [(12)] to
the following component institutions of The Texas A&M University
System:
(A) $7,387,111 [$7,139,067] to
Texas A&M University--Corpus Christi;
(B) $4,489,683 [$3,796,436] to
Texas A&M International University;
(C) $5,981,629 [$5,046,885] to
Texas A&M University--Kingsville;
(D) $4,776,272 [$4,652,995]
to West Texas A&M University;
(E) $7,210,163 [$5,193,232] to
Texas A&M University--Commerce; and
(F) $1,218,965 [$1,307,907] to
Texas A&M University--Texarkana; and
(10) [(13)] $5,775,000
to the Texas State Technical College System Administration and the following
component campuses, but not its extension centers or programs:
(A) Texas State Technical
College-Harlingen;
(B) Texas State Technical
College--Marshall;
(C) Texas State Technical
College--West Texas; and
(D) Texas State Technical
College--Waco.
(a-1) In each state fiscal
year beginning with the state fiscal year ending August 31, 2016, an
eligible institution is entitled to receive an amount allocated in
accordance with this subsection from the funds appropriated for that year
by Section 17(a), Article VII, Texas Constitution. The comptroller shall
distribute funds allocated under this subsection only on presentation of a
claim and issuance of a warrant in accordance with Section 403.071,
Government Code. An eligible institution may not present a claim to be paid
from any funds allocated under this subsection before the delivery of goods
or services described in Section 17, Article VII, Texas Constitution,
except for the payment of principal or interest on bonds or notes or for a
payment for a book or other published library material as authorized by
Section 2155.386, Government Code. The allocation of funds under this
subsection is made in accordance with an equitable formula consisting of
the following elements: space deficit, facilities condition, institutional
complexity, and a separate allocation for the Texas State Technical College
System. The annual amounts allocated by the formula are as follows:
(1) $5,069,204 to Midwestern State University;
(2) to the following
component institutions of the University of North Texas System:
(A) $37,563,802 to the University of North
Texas;
(B) $17,132,227 to the University of North
Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth; and
(C) $2,119,741 to the University of North
Texas at Dallas, $203,390 of which must be used for the University of North
Texas at Dallas College of Law;
(3) $11,657,164 to Stephen F. Austin State
University;
(4) to the following
component institutions of the Texas State University System:
(A) $14,142,291 to Lamar University;
(B) $2,590,723 to the Lamar Institute of
Technology;
(C) $1,696,670 to Lamar State College--Orange;
(D) $2,165,220 to Lamar State College--Port
Arthur;
(E) $17,374,106 to Sam Houston State
University;
(F) $37,420,804 to Texas State University;
(G) $2,135,523 to Sul Ross
State University; and
(H) $410,738 to Sul Ross
State University-Rio Grande College;
(5) $11,695,891 to Texas Southern University;
(6) to the following
component institutions of the Texas Tech University System:
(A) $49,396,605 to Texas Tech University;
(B) $23,390,520 to Texas Tech University
Health Sciences Center;
(C) $5,320,102 to Angelo
State University; and
(D) $5,988,556 to Texas Tech University Health
Sciences Center--El Paso;
(7) $14,885,630 to Texas Woman's University;
(8) to the following
component institutions of the University of Houston System:
(A) $52,456,505 to the University of Houston;
(B) $4,101,356 to the University of
Houston--Victoria;
(C) $8,016,974 to the University of
Houston--Clear Lake; and
(D) $11,761,415 to the University of Houston--Downtown;
(9) to the following
component institutions of The Texas A&M University System:
(A) $11,080,666 to Texas A&M
University--Corpus Christi;
(B) $6,734,524 to Texas A&M International
University;
(C) $8,972,444 to Texas A&M
University--Kingsville;
(D) $7,164,408 to West
Texas A&M University;
(E) $10,815,244 to Texas A&M
University--Commerce; and
(F) $1,828,447 to Texas A&M
University--Texarkana; and
(10) $8,662,500 to the
Texas State Technical College System administration and the following
component campuses, but not its extension centers or programs:
(A) Texas State Technical
College--Harlingen;
(B) Texas State Technical
College--Marshall;
(C) Texas State Technical
College--West Texas; and
(D) Texas State Technical
College--Waco.
(a-2) Except as otherwise
provided by this subsection, Subsection (a) and this subsection expire
September 1, 2015. Notwithstanding Subsection (a-1), the annual allocation
of funds made under Subsection (a-1) applies only if the 84th Legislature
in Regular Session, 2015, increases the amount of the annual constitutional
appropriation to an amount sufficient to fund that allocation and includes
an appropriation for that amount in a general appropriations act for the
state fiscal biennium that begins September 1, 2015. If the 84th
Legislature in Regular Session, 2015, does not increase the amount of the
annual constitutional appropriation to that amount and include an
appropriation for that amount in a general appropriations act for that
biennium, then Subsection (a-1) has no effect and Subsection (a) and this
subsection do not expire.
(e) Whereas the University of
North Texas at Dallas was created as an institution of higher education by
Chapter 25 (S.B. 576), Acts of the 77th Legislature, Regular Session, 2001,
which was approved by a vote of more than two-thirds of the membership of
each house of the legislature, and was certified by the coordinating
board to operate as a general academic teaching institution in April 2009,
the University of North Texas at Dallas is entitled to participate in the
funding provided by Section 17, Article VII, Texas Constitution[, as
soon as the University of North Texas at Dallas operates as a general
academic teaching institution]. Whereas the University of North
Texas College of Law, which was previously designated by Chapter 1213 (S.B.
956), Acts of the 81st Legislature, Regular Session, 2009, as an
institution of higher education until such time the University of North
Texas at Dallas had been in operation as a general academic teaching
institution for a period of five years, now operates as a professional
school within the University of North Texas at Dallas as a result of the
expiration of that period, the allocation to the University of North Texas
at Dallas under this section includes an amount attributable to the
University of North Texas College of Law as of part of the university.
(e-2) Whereas The
University of Texas--Pan American and The University of Texas at
Brownsville were consolidated into a general academic teaching institution
that is excluded from participation in the funding provided by Section 17,
Article VII, Texas Constitution, by Chapter 726 (S.B. 24), Acts of the 83rd
Legislature, Regular Session, 2013, which was approved by a vote of more
than two-thirds of the membership of each house of the legislature, The
University of Texas--Pan American and The University of Texas at
Brownsville are omitted from the allocation of funds under this section.
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SECTION 1. Section 62.021,
Education Code, is amended by amending Subsections (a) and (e) and adding
Subsections (a-1), (a-2), and (e-2) to read as follows:
(a) In each state fiscal year
beginning with the state fiscal year ending August 31, 2016 [2011],
an eligible institution is entitled to receive an amount allocated in
accordance with this section from the funds appropriated for that year by
Section 17(a), Article VII, Texas Constitution. The comptroller shall
distribute funds allocated under this subsection only on presentation of a
claim and issuance of a warrant in accordance with Section 403.071,
Government Code. An eligible institution may not present a claim to be paid
from any funds allocated under this subsection before the delivery of goods
or services described in Section 17, Article VII, Texas Constitution,
except for the payment of principal or interest on bonds or notes or for a
payment for a book or other published library material as authorized by
Section 2155.386, Government Code. The allocation of funds under this
subsection is made in accordance with an equitable formula consisting of
the following elements: space deficit, facilities condition, institutional
complexity, and a separate allocation for the Texas State Technical College
System. The annual amounts allocated by the formula are as follows:
(1) $3,374,275 [$3,559,433] to
Midwestern State University;
(2) to the following
component institutions of the University of North Texas System:
(A) $25,041,370 [$27,846,476] to
the University of North Texas;
(B) $11,394,570 [(3) $8,771,265] to
the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth; and
(C) $1,408,669 to the University of North
Texas at Dallas, $135,593 of which must be used for the University of North
Texas at Dallas College of Law;
(3) $7,757,442 [(4) $12,311,123 to The
University of Texas--Pan American;
[(5) $5,057,420 to The
University of Texas at Brownsville;
[(6) $8,425,937] to
Stephen F. Austin State University;
(4) [(7)] to
the following component institutions of the Texas State University System:
(A) $9,401,255 [$8,330,933] to
Lamar University;
(B) $1,720,347 [$2,332,463] to the
Lamar Institute of Technology;
(C) $1,129,562 [$1,235,752] to
Lamar State College--Orange;
(D) $1,438,523 [$1,244,694] to
Lamar State College--Port Arthur;
(E) $11,553,239 [$11,893,110] to
Sam Houston State University;
(F) $24,775,170 [$21,863,258] to
Texas State University;
(G) $1,423,682 [$1,625,061]
to Sul Ross State University; and
(H) $273,825 [$445,380]
to Sul Ross State University-Rio Grande College;
(5) $7,773,229 [(8) $8,894,700] to
Texas Southern University;
(6) [(9)] to
the following component institutions of the Texas Tech University System:
(A) $32,817,206 [$23,936,088] to
Texas Tech University;
(B) $15,581,597 [$16,973,569] to
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center; [and]
(C) $3,546,735 [$3,743,027]
to Angelo State University; and
(D) $4,156,050 to Texas Tech University Health
Sciences Center--El Paso;
(7) $9,897,706 [(10) $10,169,695]
to Texas Woman's University;
(8) [(11)] to
the following component institutions of the University of Houston System:
(A) $35,180,036 [$35,885,768] to
the University of Houston;
(B) $2,850,574 [$2,393,921] to the
University of Houston--Victoria;
(C) $5,336,744 [$5,214,167] to the
University of Houston--Clear Lake; and
(D) $7,835,252 [$7,435,238] to the
University of Houston--Downtown;
(9) [(12)] to
the following component institutions of The Texas A&M University
System:
(A) $7,424,229 [$7,139,067] to
Texas A&M University--Corpus Christi;
(B) $4,473,273 [$3,796,436] to
Texas A&M International University;
(C) $5,977,371 [$5,046,885] to
Texas A&M University--Kingsville;
(D) $4,776,272 [$4,652,995]
to West Texas A&M University;
(E) $7,190,875 [$5,193,232] to
Texas A&M University--Commerce; and
(F) $1,215,922 [$1,307,907] to
Texas A&M University--Texarkana; and
(10) [(13)] $5,775,000
to the Texas State Technical College System Administration and the
following component campuses, but not its extension centers or programs:
(A) Texas State Technical
College-Harlingen;
(B) Texas State Technical
College--Marshall;
(C) Texas State Technical
College--West Texas; and
(D) Texas State Technical
College--Waco.
(a-1) In each state fiscal
year beginning with the state fiscal year ending August 31, 2016, an
eligible institution is entitled to receive an amount allocated in
accordance with this subsection from the funds appropriated for that year
by Section 17(a), Article VII, Texas Constitution. The comptroller shall
distribute funds allocated under this subsection only on presentation of a
claim and issuance of a warrant in accordance with Section 403.071,
Government Code. An eligible institution may not present a claim to be paid
from any funds allocated under this subsection before the delivery of goods
or services described in Section 17, Article VII, Texas Constitution,
except for the payment of principal or interest on bonds or notes or for a
payment for a book or other published library material as authorized by
Section 2155.386, Government Code. The allocation of funds under this
subsection is made in accordance with an equitable formula consisting of
the following elements: space deficit, facilities condition, institutional
complexity, and a separate allocation for the Texas State Technical College
System. The annual amounts allocated by the formula are as follows:
(1) $5,061,412 to Midwestern State University;
(2) to the following
component institutions of the University of North Texas System:
(A) $37,562,056 to the University of North
Texas;
(B) $17,091,856 to the University of North
Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth; and
(C) $2,113,004 to the University of North
Texas at Dallas, $203,390 of which must be used for the University of North
Texas at Dallas College of Law;
(3) $11,636,163 to Stephen F. Austin State
University;
(4) to the following
component institutions of the Texas State University System:
(A) $14,101,882 to Lamar University;
(B) $2,580,521 to the Lamar Institute of
Technology;
(C) $1,694,343 to Lamar State College--Orange;
(D) $2,157,784 to Lamar State College--Port
Arthur;
(E) $17,329,858 to Sam Houston State University;
(F) $37,162,755 to Texas State University;
(G) $2,135,523 to Sul Ross
State University; and
(H) $410,738 to Sul Ross
State University-Rio Grande College;
(5) $11,659,843 to Texas Southern University;
(6) to the following
component institutions of the Texas Tech University System:
(A) $49,225,809 to Texas Tech University;
(B) $23,372,396 to Texas Tech University
Health Sciences Center;
(C) $5,320,102 to Angelo
State University; and
(D) $6,234,075 to Texas Tech University Health
Sciences Center--El Paso;
(7) $14,846,558 to Texas Woman's University;
(8) to the following
component institutions of the University of Houston System:
(A) $52,770,054 to the University of Houston;
(B) $4,275,861 to the University of
Houston--Victoria;
(C) $8,005,116 to the University of
Houston--Clear Lake; and
(D) $11,752,877 to the University of
Houston--Downtown;
(9) to the following
component institutions of The Texas A&M University System:
(A) $11,136,344 to Texas A&M
University--Corpus Christi;
(B) $6,709,910 to Texas A&M International
University;
(C) $8,966,056 to Texas A&M
University--Kingsville;
(D) $7,164,408 to West
Texas A&M University;
(E) $10,786,313 to Texas A&M
University--Commerce; and
(F) $1,823,883 to Texas A&M
University--Texarkana; and
(10) $8,662,500 to the Texas
State Technical College System Administration and the following component
campuses, but not its extension centers or programs:
(A) Texas State Technical
College-Harlingen;
(B) Texas State Technical
College--Marshall;
(C) Texas State Technical
College--West Texas; and
(D) Texas State Technical
College--Waco.
(a-2) Except as otherwise
provided by this subsection, Subsection (a) and this subsection expire
September 1, 2015. Notwithstanding Subsection (a-1), the annual allocation
of funds made under Subsection (a-1) applies only if the 84th Legislature
in Regular Session, 2015, increases the amount of the annual constitutional
appropriation to an amount sufficient to fund that allocation and includes
an appropriation for that amount in a general appropriations act for the
state fiscal biennium that begins September 1, 2015. If the 84th
Legislature in Regular Session, 2015, does not increase the amount of the
annual constitutional appropriation to that amount and include an
appropriation for that amount in a general appropriations act for that
biennium, then Subsection (a-1) has no effect and Subsection (a) and this
subsection do not expire.
(e) Whereas the University of
North Texas at Dallas was created as an institution of higher education by
Chapter 25 (S.B. 576), Acts of the 77th Legislature, Regular Session, 2001,
which was approved by a vote of more than two-thirds of the membership of
each house of the legislature, and was certified by the coordinating
board to operate as a general academic teaching institution in April 2009,
the University of North Texas at Dallas is entitled to participate in the
funding provided by Section 17, Article VII, Texas Constitution[, as
soon as the University of North Texas at Dallas operates as a general
academic teaching institution]. Whereas the University of North
Texas at Dallas College of Law, which was previously designated by Chapter
1213 (S.B. 956), Acts of the 81st Legislature, Regular Session, 2009, as an
institution of higher education until such time the University of North
Texas at Dallas had been in operation as a general academic teaching
institution for a period of five years, now operates as a professional
school within the University of North Texas at Dallas as a result of the
expiration of that period, the allocation to the University of North Texas
at Dallas under this section includes an amount attributable to the
University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law as part of the
university.
(e-2) Whereas The
University of Texas--Pan American and The University of Texas at
Brownsville were consolidated into a general academic teaching institution
that is excluded from participation in the funding provided by Section 17,
Article VII, Texas Constitution, by Chapter 726 (S.B. 24), Acts of the 83rd
Legislature, Regular Session, 2013, which was approved by a vote of more
than two-thirds of the membership of each house of the legislature, The
University of Texas--Pan American and The University of Texas at
Brownsville are omitted from the allocation of funds under this section.
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