; and (2) may establish guidance to institutions for entering into laboratory facilities sharing agreements to allow institutions to qualify for grants under this section. 8241. Centers of Academic Computing and Information Assurance (a) Program established The Secretary of Homeland Security shall establish a program for Centers of Academic Computer and Information Assurance Distinction. (b) Designation of Centers (1) In general The Secretary may designate five colleges or universities as Centers of Distinction for Academic Computing and Information Security Assurance each year with no limit to the total number of such Centers that may be established. The Secretary may make public the Centers for Distinction in Academic Computing and Information Security Assurance. (2) Revocation of designations The Secretary may revoke the designation of a Center of Distinction for Academic Computing and Information Security Assurance. (3) Criteria The Secretary shall make available information regarding the criteria for designating an institution as a Center of Distinction for Academic Computing and Information Security Assurance under this section. (4) Distance learning In designating Centers under this section, the Secretary shall consider the number of students who are enrolled in distance learning computer or information security courses and whether collaborations for in laboratory instruction through shared arrangements with established information assurance, cybersecurity computing security programs at secondary education programs that laboratory facilities that meet best practices as outlined by the Secretary would be sufficient to meet the requirements established under this section. (c) Outreach The Secretary shall identify and report on the success of efforts to reach under represented populations in the field of computing and information security through work with institutions as defined under section 371 of the Higher Education Act of 1965. (d) Report Not later than 220 days after the date of the enactment of this