Establishes the Texas Southern University College of Medicine.

The bill creates the Texas Southern University College of Medicine, managed by the board of regents of Texas Southern University. It outlines the college's authority to offer medical degrees, establish self-insurance funds, enter into affiliation agreements, and accept gifts and grants. The college can also partner with public or private entities for additional facilities and establish a teaching hospital, though it cannot be funded by state money. The bill also amends the Education Code to include the new college in relevant sections.

Establishes the Texas Southern University College of Medicine.

The bill creates the Texas Southern University College of Medicine, managed by the board of regents of Texas Southern University. It outlines the college's authority to offer medical degrees, establish self-insurance funds, enter into affiliation agreements, and accept gifts and grants. The college can also partner with public or private entities for additional facilities and establish a teaching hospital, though it cannot be funded by state money. The bill also amends the Education Code to include the new college in relevant sections.