Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3509

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Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges - Body corporate -

Official statutory text

Seal - Officers - Term - Proceedings - Minutes - Executive meetings.

The Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges created by Article

XIII-B of the Constitution of Oklahoma shall be a body corporate,

and shall adopt and use an official seal. It shall annually elect a

president who shall also be known as chairman, a vice president who

shall also be known as vice-chairman, and a secretary, each of whom

shall serve for a term of one (1) fiscal year and until his

successor is elected and qualified, and who shall perform such

duties as the Board directs. The Board shall adopt rules and

regulations as it deems necessary for the governing of the Board and

the discharge of its duties, and shall cause to be kept the minutes

of all meetings and transactions considered at each meeting, in a

suitable book to be obtained and kept for such purpose. The Board

shall not hold an executive meeting unless the same is ordered by a

unanimous vote of the Board. The office of the Board shall be

located in quarters provided by the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement

Authority for which the Board shall pay an appropriate rental

charge. Until such time as space can be provided by the Oklahoma

Capitol Improvement Authority the Office of Management and

Enterprise Services shall provide quarters for said Board without

rental charge.

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