Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-9104

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Oklahoma NCAA Division II Athletic Conference Exploration

Official statutory text

Commission – Creation - Members.

A. There is hereby created an Oklahoma NCAA Division II

Athletic Conference Exploration Commission. The Commission shall be

responsible for exploring and making recommendations regarding the

creation of a new NCAA Division II athletic conference consisting of

Oklahoma NCAA Division II schools and others to be determined and

named at a later date.

B. The Commission shall initially be composed of ten (10)

members as follows:

1. The president of Northeastern State University;

2. The president of Southwestern Oklahoma State University;

3. The president of Northwestern Oklahoma State University;

4. The president of Southeastern Oklahoma State University;

5. The president of East Central University;

6. The president of Cameron University;

7. The president of Rogers State University;

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 1701

8. The president of Oklahoma Christian University;

9. The president of Southern Nazarene University; and

10. The president of Oklahoma Baptist University.

C. Membership of the Commission may be expanded to include

other institutional presidents by a majority vote of the initial

membership of the Commission if deemed appropriate.

D. The members shall elect a chairperson of the Commission from

among its members, who will lead the Commission's activities.

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