Hawaii Administrative Rules Title 20 - UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII
Hawaii Administrative Rules – Title 20: UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII
Title 20 of the Hawaii Administrative Rules governs the University of Hawaii (UH), the state’s public university system. These rules establish administrative policies and procedures for UH operations, academic affairs, personnel, facilities, and student-related issues.
Below is an overview of key chapters typically found under Title 20:
Key Chapters (Examples, may vary slightly by version):
§20-1 – Bylaws and Policies of the Board of Regents
Establishes the authority, responsibilities, and internal governance structure of the Board of Regents.
§20-2 – Student Conduct Code
Defines student behavior expectations, disciplinary procedures, and appeal rights.
§20-3 – Traffic and Parking Regulations
Outlines rules for vehicle use, parking permits, enforcement, and fines on university property.
§20-4 – Facilities Use and Access
Governs who may use UH facilities and under what conditions (e.g., public use, rentals, political events).
§20-5 – Tuition and Fees
Covers tuition schedules, fee waivers, refund policies, and special fees (e.g., lab fees, student activity fees).
§20-6 – Research and Sponsored Programs
Establishes rules for grant applications, research ethics, intellectual property rights, and compliance.
§20-7 – Procurement and Contracts
Sets standards for purchasing, bidding procedures, vendor selection, and contract management.
§20-8 – Personnel Rules
Addresses hiring, classification, leave, and grievance procedures for university employees (civil service and faculty).
§20-9 – Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination
Details UH's compliance with federal/state civil rights laws, including Title IX and ADA.
§20-10 – Residency for Tuition Purposes
Establishes criteria to determine whether a student qualifies for in-state tuition rates.
Authority & Implementation
These rules are adopted under the authority of Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) §304A, which governs the University of Hawaii system.
Implemented and enforced by the Board of Regents and relevant UH administrative departments.
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