New OSU president says university is cutting off funding for the OSU Innovation Foundation
Oklahoma State University's new president says the school is cutting off funds for its Innovation Foundation, which is ...
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Oklahoma State President Kayse Shrum expected to resign; University remains silent on why
Kayse Shrum, who guided Oklahoma State University in the aftermath of the COVID ... While OSU has set multiple enrollment records during her time as president, the university has maintained ...
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Oklahoma State University names a new CFO after audit finds $41M in misallocations
Chris Kuwitzky has been named CFO and will be a key part of the team tasked with reviewing the university’s financial ...
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Kayse Shrum disputes OSU audit conclusions, says no laws broken or money missing
Former Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum disputes assertions that $41 million in state appropriations were handled inappropriately during her 3½ years leading the university.
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Oklahoma State University to shutter Innovation Foundation at center of state audit
After one month in office, Oklahoma State University Interim President Jim Hess announced a series of “organizational changes ...
Ruth Ray Jackson, the 17th president of Langston University, holds investiture ceremony
Langston University President Ruth Ray Jackson's investiture was held Friday, with Jackson calling it "a reflection of our ...
Idaho State U. dean with Oklahoma ties chosen to be new president at Cameron University
Shane Hunt, a business dean at Idaho State University who has Oklahoma ties, will serve as the next president of Cameron ...
Oklahoma State University cuts funding to The Innovation Foundation after audit showed mismanagement
Oklahoma State University officials have decided to discontinue funding for The Innovation Foundation after an audit showed ...
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Waste of the Day: “Significant Issues” with $41 Million Amid University President’s Exit
Topline: Oklahoma State University “violated state law” with its “significant issues in allocation and management” of $41 million of state funding, according to a report from the school’s Office of ...