A state leader downplaying the IU Medical School being left off the Indiana Commission for Higher Education's list of recommended projects. <\/p>\n
As we've reported, Indiana University ranked the Evansville medical school project as sixth out of six items. <\/p>\n
However, State Auditor Suzanne Crouch says it shouldn't be too worrisome. That's because two years ago, Crouch says lawmakers set aside $2 million to get the project going. <\/p>\n
\"The fact that this was not in the recommendations does not really mean a thing,\" said Crouch, \"because it's the Indiana General Assembly that makes the funding choices. In fact two years ago, when we put together the budget, that $2 million that started the IU School of Medicine was not on the Commission on Higher Education's recommendations.\" <\/p>\n
Crouch says in her conversations with Governor Mike Pence and his budget agency, there is tremendous support for the project. The general assembly reconvenes early next month. <\/p>\n
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