Audit tops Southeast regents' agenda

The Southeast Missouri State University Board of Regents will consider accepting annual audits from Rubin Brown for fiscal year 2013 when it meets at 1:30 p.m. today in the Board of Regents Room in Academic Hall.

The annual financial report for the year ending June 30 will be presented, the release said.

Regents also will consider a proposal to approve incidental fees equal to the in-state graduate incidental fee for all students enrolled in a graduate degree program who are members of the National Education Association starting with the fall 2014 semester, the release said.

The fee proposal is associated with the recent acceptance of Southeast's College of Education as one of four university programs joining with the NEA to offer graduate education curriculum, the release said. Under the plan, Southeast's in-state graduate incidental fee would be extended to all NEA members enrolled in Southeast courses, the release said.

Also on the agenda:

• Consider approving two Faculty Senate bills on regular faculty appointments and the five-year academic calendar.
• Resolutions of honor for Dr. Dennis Holt and Kevin Magnan. Holt is retiring as special assistant to the president for institutional research and assessment. He was vice president for enrollment management and student success. Magnan is a student regent whose term has expired.
• Regents also will consider conferring degrees and going into closed session for appropriate considerations, the release said. Winter commencement is planned for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Show Me Center.

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