Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3514.1

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McCurtain County Higher Education Program - Transfer to

Official statutory text

Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges - Branch campus of

Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

A. The governance, supervision, management and control of the

McCurtain County Higher Education Program is hereby transferred from

the Board of Trustees for the McCurtain County Higher Education

Program to the Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges, and all

interests in real property, facilities, equipment and appurtenances,

state-appropriated monies and all duties, obligations and

liabilities of the McCurtain County Higher Education Program and any

and all obligations of the Board of Trustees of the McCurtain County

Higher Education Program for and on behalf of the McCurtain County

Higher Education Program are transferred to the Board of Regents of

Oklahoma Colleges. Obligations for any and all plans for tenure or

retirement of employees of the McCurtain County Higher Education

Program, either through the McCurtain County Higher Education

Program, or the Board of Trustees for the McCurtain County Higher

Education Program shall be assumed by the Board of Regents of

Oklahoma Colleges.

B. The facilities of the McCurtain County Higher Education

Program shall serve as the branch campus in McCurtain County of

Southeastern Oklahoma State University. The Board of Regents of

Oklahoma Colleges may provide resources to the branch campus in

McCurtain County of Southeastern Oklahoma State University to

maintain its facilities in accordance with its function and mission

as provided by law.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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