§ 49-9-201 Board of trustees
§ 49-9-202 Composition – Appointive members – Expenses
§ 49-9-203 Term of appointive trustees
§ 49-9-204 Filling of vacancies
§ 49-9-205 Meetings
§ 49-9-206 Committees
§ 49-9-207 Conflicts of interest
§ 49-9-208 Reports
§ 49-9-209 Powers of the trustees
§ 49-9-210 Code of ethics – Material violation – Hearing – Vacancy
§ 49-9-211 Orientation training program – Requirements
§ 49-9-212 Institutional mission statement

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Terms Used In Tennessee Code > Title 49 > Chapter 9 > Part 2 - Board of Trustees

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