Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3208
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Functions and courses of study - Hearings
Official statutory text
All functions and courses of study of the constituent
institutions of the State System shall stand as they now are until
changed with the approval or by order of the State Regents. In the
determination of the functions of the said constituent institutions,
and the approval or disapproval of courses of study prescribed by
them, the State Regents shall afford any and all institutions
affected a full public hearing, after such notice as may be
prescribed by the State Regents, before ordering any change, and
shall allow sufficient time before final action is taken for the
said institution or institutions to prepare and present its or their
arguments and briefs in support of or in opposition to any such
proposed change.
institutions of the State System shall stand as they now are until
changed with the approval or by order of the State Regents. In the
determination of the functions of the said constituent institutions,
and the approval or disapproval of courses of study prescribed by
them, the State Regents shall afford any and all institutions
affected a full public hearing, after such notice as may be
prescribed by the State Regents, before ordering any change, and
shall allow sufficient time before final action is taken for the
said institution or institutions to prepare and present its or their
arguments and briefs in support of or in opposition to any such
proposed change.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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