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Open forums on proposed budget plan set for May 16
In response to reductions in state funding and an anticipated drop in international student enrollment, Missouri S&T plans to reduce expenditures for fiscal year 2018, which begins July 1, in order to balance the budget. Open forums to discuss details of the proposed plan will be held 9-11 a.m. and 2:30-4:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 16, in Room 125 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Read and review the proposals.
Read More »In response to state budget outlook, Missouri S&T releases proposed budget plan
In response to reductions in state funding and an anticipated drop in international student enrollment, Missouri S&T is proposing a plan to reduce expenditures for fiscal year 2018, which begins July 1, in order to balance the budget. To meet this reduction, the university’s proposed plan would reduce administrative and staff positions by eliminating some vacant positions and, as necessary, through layoffs. The plan would also restructure the university’s upper administration and some non-academic programs to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Read More »Presentation from budget forum available online
Walt Branson, vice chancellor for finance and administration, and Dr. Robert Marley, provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs, discussed budget planning with the campus community and answered audience questions at an open forum on April 7. The slides from their presentation can be downloaded from S&T’s finance and administration website. A timeline for short-term planning for the FY2018 budget and long-term budget planning is included in the presentation. Missouri S&T continues to be committed to preserving the academic core of the university to the fullest extent possible, preserving revenue streams and moving forward strategically.
Read More »Forsee shares further budget-reduction details
In a Jan. 13 memo to Chancellor John F. Carney III and other general officers of the University of Missouri, UM System President Gary D. Forsee directed the university community to “significantly reduce expenditures” in a broad array of categories, including travel, meals, marketing and advertising, printing and publications, and the purchase of supplies. “Cost […]
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