OKLAHOMA COLLEGES

MINUTES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Minutes of
MINUTES
I. ANNOUNCEMENT OF FILING MEETING NOTICE AND POSTING OF THE AGENDA IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OPEN MEETING ACT
The Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges met in regular session at
II. CALL TO ORDER AND REGENTS’ ROLL CALL
Board Chair Poag called the meeting to order. Roll call established the presence of a quorum with nine Regents present.
Steve Poag, Chair, Position 1
Belva Howard, Regent, Position 2
Joe Anna Hibler, Regent, Position 3
Jan Gordon, Regent, Position 4
Mickey Thompson, Regent, Position 5
Richard Ryerson, Regent, Position 6
Ann Holloway, Regent, Position 7
Mark Stansberry, Regent, Position 8
Sandy Garrett, Regent, Position 9
Board Chair Poag welcomed the Regents, university presidents and their executive administrators, and the Board staff. He stated that he was pleased at the number of attendees from the universities and requested their help and input.
Regent Poag stated that Ed Barlow, retreat facilitator, is a futurist, analyzing data and information and predicting future trends and events. He is working with the Governor’s Workforce Council, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, Oklahoma Department of Tourism and several others in
GUESTS
Ed Barlow, President, Creating the Future, Inc.
Amy Polonchek, Deputy Director Research and Policy, Oklahoma Department of
Commerce
Jim Purcell, Executive Director State System Research,
Regents for Higher Education
Lynn Gray, Economist,
Terry Watson, Workforce Solutions, Oklahoma Department of Commerce
Duane Anderson, Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Ron Bussert, Vice President of Fiscal Affairs,
Harrel Kennedy, Vice President of Institutional Development, East Central
University,
Gerald Williamson, Vice President of Student Services,
Jim Pate, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Northeastern
Janet Bahr, Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs, Northeastern State
University,
Kim Cherry, Vice President of Administration, Northeastern
Tim Foutch, Assistant Vice President of Administration, Northeastern State
University,
Neal Weaver, Director of Institutional Development, Northeastern State
University,
Janet Cunningham, Executive Vice President, Northwestern
University,
Steve Lohmann, Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Mike Knedler, Dean of Arts and Sciences, Northwestern
University,
Steve Valencia, Assistant to the President, Northwestern
University,
Denna Fisher, Dean of Woodward Campus, Northwestern
University,
GUESTS (Continued)
Jesse Snowden, Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Ross Walkup, Vice President of Business Services,
Sharon Berish, Vice President of Student Services,
Jack Robinson, Special Assistant to the President,
Jeff Hale, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Ann Haycock, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs, Southeastern
Bettie Rice, Provost, Southwestern
Tom Fagan, Vice President of Administration and Finance, Southwestern
Marvin Hankins, Director of Economic Development,
Cynthia Foust, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs, Southwestern
Jim Waites, Institutional Advancement, Southwestern
Don Betz, Provost/Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Steve Kreidler, Vice President of Administration and Finance, University of
Kathryn Gage, Vice President for Student Affairs,
Cynthia Rolfe, Vice President of Information Technology,
Nichoki Brossia, Photographer,
OTHERS PRESENT
University Presidents
Larry Williams, President, Northeastern
Paul Beran, President, Northwestern
Glen Johnson, President, Southeastern
OTHERS PRESENT
University Presidents
John Hays, President, Southwestern
Roger Webb, President,
Board Administrative Staff
Kathleen Burns, Director of Internal Auditing
Charlie Babb, General Counsel
Lynn Griswold, Finance Officer
Pat Shiflett, Administrative Assistant
Karen Boughton, Staff Auditor
Misti Cullison, Receptionist/Secretary
III. STRATEGIC PLANNING – Ed Barlow, Facilitator
“Aligning the Board and Member Institutions with a Continuum of Change”
IV. PANEL DISCUSSION OF
Demographics
Amy Polonchek, Deputy Director of Research & Policy
Oklahoma Department of Commerce
Economics
Lynn Gray, Economist
Higher Education
Jim Purcell, Executive Director of State System Research
V. STRATEGIC PLANNING (Continued)
A. Aligning the Board and Member Institutions with a Continuum of Change
B. Next Steps
C. Summary and Conclusion
CONTINUED MEETING
VI. CALL TO ORDER AND REGENTS’ ROLL CALL
Board Chair Poag called the meeting to order. Roll call established the presence of a quorum with seven Regents present.
Steve Poag, Chair, Position 1
Belva Howard, Regent, Position 2
Joe Anna Hibler, Regent, Position 3
Richard Ryerson, Regent, Position 6
Ann Holloway, Regent, Position 7
Mark Stansberry, Regent, Position 8
Sandy Garrett, Regent, Position 9
Regents Gordon and Thompson arrived at
GUESTS
Edward
Professors (AAUP),
Duane Anderson, Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Ron Bussert, Vice President of Fiscal Affairs,
Jim Pate, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Northeastern
Kim Cherry, Vice President of Administration, Northeastern
Neal Weaver, Director of Institutional Development, Northeastern State
University,
OTHERS PRESENT
University Presidents
Larry Williams, President, Northeastern
Paul Beran, President, Northwestern
Glen Johnson, President, Southeastern
John Hays, President, Southwestern
Roger Webb, President,
OTHERS PRESENT (Continued)
Board Administrative Staff
Charlie Babb, General Counsel
Pat Shiflett, Administrative Assistant
VII. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
R. #29 – MINUTES OF
Regent Ryerson made the motion, seconded by Regent Gordon, to approve the minutes of the
Voting for the motion: Regents Ryerson, Gordon, Howard, Hibler, Thompson, Holloway, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
The order of the agenda was changed to item XIII.
XIII. CHAIR’S REPORT AND REGENTS’ COMMENTS
Board Chair Poag invited comments regarding the retreat. He requested input regarding the next steps and prioritizing the information submitted by the universities and regents on strategic direction including insights, implications, collaboration among the universities and policy governance directions from the Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges.
Regent Holloway suggested that the Executive Committee consisting of Steve Poag, Chair, Ann Holloway, Vice Chair, Mark Stansberry, Secretary, and past Chair, Richard Ryerson, prepare a priority list of next steps regarding the topics discussed at the retreat.
R. #30 – ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Regent Ryerson made the motion, seconded by Regent Hibler, to assign to the Academic Affairs Committee the responsibility of considering, in consultation with the Presidents’ Council, collaboration and coordination regarding academic programs at the universities.
XIII. CHAIR’S REPORT AND REGENTS’ COMMENTS (Continued)
R. #30
Voting for the motion: Regents Ryerson, Hibler, Howard, Gordon, Thompson, Holloway, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
The order of the agenda resumed.
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS
A. ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORT – Chair Mark Stansberry
(Attachment A, Pages 59-93)
Informational Items
1. Southwestern
a. New Program Proposal for a Master of Science in School Psychology.
b. Program Modification of the Master of Education with a new option addition of Community Counseling.
c. Program Modification of the Master of Education with an option name change and a program requirement change of the School Counselor program.
2. Northwestern
a. Program Modification for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics.
b. Program Modification for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics Education.
3.
R. #31 – PROGRAM MODIFICATION
Regent Stansberry made the motion, seconded by Regent Gordon, to approve the program modification for the general education curriculum.
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
A. ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORT
3.
R. #31
Voting for the motion: Regents Ryerson, Gordon, Howard, Hibler, Thompson, Holloway, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT – Chair Ann Holloway (Attachment B, Pages 94-112)
1. Northeastern
R. #32 - PARKING AND STREET DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT #4850013 – PARKING LOTS
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Ryerson, for approval to bid and award a contract for parking lot repair. The project will involve various levels of repair for six campus lots, including seal coating, asphalting, asphalt overlays, striping, addition of storm drains, and raising a manhole. The project is estimated to cost $150,000 and will be funded through Auxiliary revenue (Board approved this project April 16, 1998 R. #141).
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Ryerson, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
2. Southwestern
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Hibler, to approve the following change orders submitted by
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
2. Southwestern
a. R. #33 -
Change Order #9 – decrease in the amount of $9,109 for the reconfiguration of the chilled water pump and valve system. (Student Facility Fee)
b. R. #34 -
Change Order #10 – increase in the amount of $1,447 for retaining wall modification for manhole structure.
(Student Facility Fee)
c. R. #35 -
Change Order #11 – decrease in the amount of $10,000 for deletion of glass wall testing requirement. (Student Facility Fee)
d. R. #36 -
Change Order #12 – increase in the amount of $10,747 to upgrade toilet partitions to solid plastic. (Student Facility Fee)
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Hibler, Howard, Gordon, Thompson, Ryerson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
3.
R. #37 - NEW STUDENT HOUSING - PROJECT #2300044 FENIX CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Stansberry, to approve change order #3, an increase in the
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
3.
R. #37
amount of $6,448.90 to install a French drain to redirect subsurface water to the north and east side of the East Apartment Building. (Revenue Bonds)
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Stansberry, Howard Hibler, Thompson, Ryerson, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
Regent Gordon was not present for the vote.
4. Southeastern
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Howard, to approve the following items submitted by
a. STUDENT UNION – PROJECT #6600440
1) R. # 38 – TELECOMMUNICATION LINES
Increase the project cost on the relocation of the telecommunication lines (fiber and copper) from a cost not to exceed $600,000 (approved April 2004, R. #178) to a cost not to exceed $1,000,000. The increase is due to the need to increase capacity to serve new building projects, (
2) R. #39 – SYSTEMS
Fund the following items: HVAC System, Electrical, Plumbing, Sprinkler System, Fire Alarm System, Elevators, and Doors/Windows. This request is due to the increase in construction
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
4. Southeastern
a. STUDENT UNION – PROJECT #6600440
2) R. #39
cost. Cost not to exceed $2,500,000. (State Regents Master Lease Program)
It is recommended that the Board approve these items (1 and 2) as the Capital Bond Purchase Reimbursement Resolution allowing
According to Internal Revenue Code, section 1.150-2, certain preliminary original expenditures related to capital projects may be reimbursed from bond proceeds if the Board declares the intent to do so in a formal resolution. This item reimbursement of core operating funds expended on the purchase approved or the Capital Bond Program.
Board declares the intent to do so in a formal resolution. This item will serve as the formal resolution for reimbursement of core operating funds expended on the purchase approved or the Capital Bond Program.
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Howard Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Ryerson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
4. Southeastern
b. R. #40 -
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Ryerson, to approve change order #1 - total change order increase in the amount of $58,331.00 to:
Add- Dig out, fill and pack the existing septic found under the building pad - $446.00; Add - Remove old house footings and foundations - $1,320.00; Add - Dig out, and fill cistern - $582.00; Add - hollow metal window in Office No. 101 - $1,309.00; Add - 3X7 Window $1,287.00; Deduct - Not removing Sweet Gum Tree ($250.00); Deduct - Change of metal studs and track to 25GA - ($1,002.00); Deduct - Change interior sound insulation in walls - ($2,410.00); Deduct - Change ceiling grid and tile to one type ($3,620.00); Deduct - flooring and ceramic wall tile – ($25,295.00); and Add - parking for visitor and staff - $85,964.00. (Capital Improvement 295 and State Regents’ Master Lease Program)
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Ryerson, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
The Board Chair declared a break at
5.
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Hibler, to approve the following items submitted by the
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
5.
Projects
a. R. #41 - HEALTH AND SAFETY PROJECTS – PROJECT #1200060
Ratify contract to JCI, Inc. for
b. R. #42 - HEALTH AND SAFETY PROJECTS – PROJECT #1200060
Ratify the contract to JCI, Inc. for
c. R. #43 - HEALTH AND SAFETY PROJECTS – PROJECT #1200060
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for Phase I of Exterior Repairs to the Exterior Insulation Finish System (EIFS) on the Education Building. The Project Budget for the initial repair is $90,000. (E&G Funds and Section 13 Offset Funds)
d. R. #44 - HEALTH AND SAFETY PROJECTS – PROJECT #1200060
Fund and award contract(s) for the removal of Asbestos containing materials in various buildings and locations on campus. The Project Budget is $50,000. (Section 13 Offset Funds)
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Hibler, Howard, Gordon, Thompson, Ryerson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
5.
Projects
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Stansberry, to approve the following items submitted by the
e. R. #45 - MAJOR REPAIRS AND DEFERRED MAINTENANCE PROJECT #1200027
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for Hamilton Field House Corrosion Repairs to Swimming Pool Area. The Project Budget is $250,000. (Section 13 Offset Funds)
f. R. #46 - MAJOR REPAIRS AND DEFERRED MAINTENANCE PROJECT #1200027
Increase funding $122,000 for Tuckpointing and Waterproofing. The revised Project Budget is $202,000. Board approved $80,000 May 21, 2004 - R#220. (Section 13 Offset Funds).
g. R. #47 - MAJOR REPAIRS AND DEFERRED MAINTENANCE PROJECT #1200027
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for
h. R. #48 - MAJOR REPAIRS AND DEFERRED MAINTENANCE PROJECT #1200027
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for Chambers Library Waterproofing and Joint Sealant. The Project Budget is $80,000. (Section 13 Funds)
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
5.
Projects
h. R. #48
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Stansberry, Howard Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Ryerson, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Hibler, to approve the following items submitted by the
i. R. #49 - PARKING, SIDEWALKS, LIGHTS & LANDSCAPING - PROJECT #1200013
V9, Ayers Street Phase 1, S4 Parking Lots: Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for Parking Lot/Street Repairs. The Project Budget is $250,000. (Auxiliary Funds)
j. R. #50 - PARKING SIDEWALKS, LIGHTS & LANDSCAPING – PROJECT #1200013
Increase funding $50,000 for Campus Exterior Directional signage program. The revised Project Budget is $100,000. Board approved $50,000 April 23, 2004 - R#192. (Section 13 Offset Funds)
k. R. #51 - PARKING SIDEWALKS, LIGHTS & LANDSCAPING – PROJECT #1200013
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for Phase II of exterior site improvement elements of landscaping and irrigation of various locations on campus. The Project Budget is $100,000. (Section 13 Offset Funds)
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
5.
Projects
k. R. #51
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Hibler, Gordon, Ryerson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
Regents Thompson and Howard were not present for the vote.
l. R. #52 - PARKING SIDEWALKS, LIGHTS & LANDSCAPING – PROJECT #1200013
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Ryerson, to approve the final completion of the Intramural Playing Field project with Urban Contractors, Inc., Crutcho Creek Farms and Northcutt’s Greenlawn LLC., as completed on August 31, 2004. The total cost of the contracts are $56,300. The Board approved the project October, 2003 – R. #57 and May, 2004 – R. #140. (Section 13 and E&G Funds)
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Ryerson, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Ryerson, to approve the following items submitted by the
m. R. #53 - ROOF REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT – PROJECT #1200043
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
5.
Projects
n. R. #54 - UNIVERSITY CENTER BALLROOM – PROJECT #1201006
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for
o. R. #55 - UNIVERSITY CENTER MISCELLANEOUS RENOVATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS – PROJECT #1201010
Fund, design, bid and award contract to the lowest responsible bidder for
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Ryerson, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
p. R. #56 -
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Hibler, to approve final completion of the initial elements of the University Center West Stair Repair with Mid-Continental Restoration, Inc. as completed on August 2, 2004. The total cost of the contract is $28,002. The Board approved the project July, 2003 – R. #32. (E&G Funds)
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Ryerson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
B. BUILDING COMMITTEE REPORT
5.
Projects
p. R. #56
Voting against the motion: None
q. R. #57 - WANTLAND STADIUM SPORTS COMPLEX IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT #1200032
Regent Holloway made the motion, seconded by Regent Stansberry, to approve the award of a contract to the lowest responsible bidder for the Wantland Stadium Sports Complex Utilities Installation project pending funding; formally request funding from the City of Edmond in the amount presented by the lowest responsible bidder and request City of Edmond funding of the professional service fee costs in the amount of $21,600 associated with the preparation of the Utilities Installation construction documents and bid package. The City of
Voting for the motion: Regents Holloway, Stansberry, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Ryerson, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
C. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORT – Chair Richard Ryerson
1. R. #58 – GENERAL COUNSEL
Regent Ryerson made the motion, seconded by Regent Holloway, to ratify the employment of Charles K. Babb, General Counsel for the Regional University System of Oklahoma effective August 12, 2004, annual salary of $76,000
VIII. REPORT OF BOARD COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS (Continued)
C. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORT
1. R. #58
plus benefits, to serve at the will of the Board, and to delay the transfer of leave balances from the Attorney General’s Office of 389 hours of sick leave and 113.75 hours of annual leave until the next meeting.
Voting for the motion: Regents Ryerson, Holloway, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Thompson, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
2. R. #59 – TEMPORARY STAFF AUDITOR
Regent Ryerson made the motion, seconded by Regent Hibler, to ratify the employment of Karen Boughton, temporary staff auditor for the Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges, with a start date of August 30, 2004, hourly wage of $16.00 and no benefits, to serve at the will of the Board.
Voting for the motion: Regents Ryerson, Hibler, Howard, Gordon, Thompson, Holloway Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
Regent Thompson left the meeting at 11:15 a.m.
IX. PRESIDENTS’ RECOMMENDATIONS
A. R. #60 – NORTHEASTERN
Regent Gordon made the motion, seconded by Regent Howard, for approval of the President’s Recommendations for
(Attachment C, Pages 113-126)
Voting for the motion: Regents Gordon, Howard, Hibler, Ryerson, Holloway, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
IX. PRESIDENTS’ RECOMMENDATIONS (Continued)
B. R. #61 – NORTHWESTERN
Regent Ryerson made the motion, seconded by Regent Gordon, for approval of the President’s Recommendations for
(Attachment D, Pages 127-133)
Voting for the motion: Regents Ryerson, Gordon, Howard, Hibler, Holloway, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
C. R. #62 -
Regent Howard made the motion, seconded by Regent Stansberry, for approval of the President’s Recommendations for
Voting for the motion: Regents Howard, Stansberry, Hibler, Gordon, Ryerson, Holloway, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
D. R. #63 –
Regent Stansberry made the motion, seconded by Regent Howard, for approval of the President’s Recommendations for the
Voting for the motion: Regents Stansberry, Howard, Hibler, Gordon, Ryerson, Holloway, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
E. R. #64 – SOUTHWESTERN
Regent Gordon made the motion, seconded by Regent Ryerson, for approval of the President’s Recommendations for
IX. PRESIDENTS’ RECOMMENDATIONS (Continued)
E. R. #64
Voting for the motion: Regents Gordon, Ryerson, Howard, Hibler, Holloway, Stansberry, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
Regent Garrett was not present for the vote.
F. R. #65 – SOUTHEASTERN
Regent Gordon made the motion, seconded by Regent Ryerson, for approval of the President’s Recommendations for
Voting for the motion: Regents Gordon, Ryerson, Howard, Hibler, Holloway, Stansberry, Garrett, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
Regent Garrett left the meeting at 11:50 a.m.
X. PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL REPORT – President Paul Beran
President Beran stated that the Presidents’ Council met and discussed the retreat and the possibilities of how to proceed next year regarding collaboration between the universities, the bond issue for this year, and the Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program (OHLAP) funding.
XI. NEW BUSINESS
None
XII. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT
Sheridan McCaffree reported that the Regional University System of Oklahoma website redesign includes a searchable policy manual, contains links to each of the six regional universities, and eventually a general counsel page will be added as learning tool. She welcomed any suggestions for improvement.
XIII. CHAIR’S REPORT AND REGENTS’ COMMENTS
This item follows item VII in the minutes.
XIV. R. #66 - EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 12:00 p.m. Regent Hibler made the motion, seconded by Regent Stansberry, to go into Executive Session pursuant to 25 O.S. § 307 (B) (4), confidential communications with General Counsel concerning pending litigation.
Voting for the motion: Regents Hibler, Stansberry, Howard, Gordon, Ryerson, Holloway, Poag
Voting against the motion: None
XV. ANNOUNCEMENT TO RECONVENE IN PUBLIC SESSION
The Board reconvened in public session at 12:25 p.m. No action was taken regarding items discussed in Executive Session.
XVI. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 12:30 p.m.
Submitted by:
_______________________________ ________________________________
Stephen A. Poag Mark A. Stansberry
Board Chair Secretary
Minutes approved by the Regional University System of Oklahoma this day of ___________, ______.
The next regular meeting of the Regional University System of Oklahoma is scheduled for 9:00 a.m., October 14, 2004,