Establishes the "degree integrity and accountability act" to revoke degrees for violent felonies, terrorism offenses, and severe misconduct.
The "degree integrity and accountability act" mandates degree revocation for individuals convicted of violent felonies, terrorism offenses, or severe misconduct. This includes material support for terrorist organizations, disrupting educational institutions, or academic fraud. The act also creates an online degree revocation registry accessible to employers, academic institutions, and government agencies. Institutions failing to report revocations face fines and loss of state funding, while employers concealing revoked degrees face civil penalties.
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