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University of Missouri System
10:50 am
Mon November 14, 2011

University of Missouri presidential search continues

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The University of Missouri's flagship campus in Columbia, Mo.

University of Missouri curators will meet behind closed doors Monday night for the second time in two weeks as they continue to search for a new system president.

The governing boards' Presidential Search Committee is scheduled to meet at University Hall in Columbia and by teleconference for out-of-town curators. The search committee meetings are closed to the public.

Curators' chairman Warren Erdman said in October that he expected the board to soon narrow the presidential search to an unspecified number of finalists.

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University of Missouri Board of Curators
12:20 pm
Tue October 4, 2011

Missouri curators may talk conference realignment

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The University of Missouri (Columbia) Tigers football team just before a game in 2007. The University of Missouri system's board of curators may discuss realignment as speculation continues about a move from the Big 12 Conference.

We will have more information on this for you following the meeting.

University of Missouri curators plan to meet behind closed doors Tuesday afternoon amid continued speculation that the Tigers are still considering a move from the Big 12 Conference.

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University of Missouri System
11:43 am
Wed July 6, 2011

University of Missouri mulls enrollment cap

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The University of Missouri's flagship campus in Columbia, Mo. Curators of the University of Missouri system are discussing a possible cap on enrollment on the system's four campuses.

Years of steady enrollment growth and declining state support has University of Missouri leaders discussing limits on the number of students who attend the system's four campuses.

There are no immediate plans to cap enrollment. But acting system president Steve Owens and university curators say the move deserves serious consideration.

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