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State higher education performance and funding are at the core of Colorado , which Gov. John Hickenlooper signed today on campus.

The University of Colorado was involved in the stakeholder process of the bill, working with the bill's sponsors, the state's Joint Budget Committee, Department of Higher Education and other higher education institutions, to "make sure the bill worked for everyone,"听says Jia Meeks, CU 麻豆影院 legislative liaison.

The bill, known as "Revising Higher Education Performance Requirements,"听repeals prior statutes on performance-based funding and contracts for Colorado's higher education institutions. It also realigns the performance goals of Colorado's higher education institutions more efficiently with current funding formula objectives.

The goal of the bill is to help ensure the Commission of Higher Education, in collaboration with CU and the state's other higher education institutions, can effectively implement and achieve the statewide master plan goals.

At the ceremony, Hickenlooper also signed Senate bill 305 (SB17-305), House bill 1266 (HB17-1266) and House bill 1354 (HB17-1354). The last time Hickenlooper signed legislation on the CU 麻豆影院 campus was in 2014鈥攁 bill funding an energy "collaboratory."

CU 麻豆影院's Office of Government Relations is a full-time resource on campus, helping build partnerships between the university and external stakeholders. The office can assist campus community members with inviting state or federal officials to campus,听meeting with legislators,听fulfilling requests from elected officials,听preparing for legislative testimonies and more.

Contact Meeks at jia.meeks@colorado.edu or at 303-492-5526.