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Southern Oregon University - Wikipedia SOU is headquarters for Jefferson Public Radio and public access station Rogue Valley Community Television The university has been governed since 2015 by the SOU Board of Trustees
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SOU finds ‘no way around’ $10 million in cuts to programs, faculty . . . In what has been described as a “fight for the future” of Southern Oregon University, the Board of Trustees Thursday morning voted 7-2 to approve the final “Resiliency Plan,” authorizing a total of $10 million in cuts over the next four years, including about $5 million this year from SOU’s $71 million budget as of June, according to SOU President Rick Bailey’s presentation to the
SOU President Bailey gives update on financial issues in monthly video Southern Oregon University's (SOU) President Bailey addressed the financial challenge in SOU's monthly video message The university began with recommendations from consulting firm Deloitte but is now crafting a plan that better reflects SOU's institutional values and community connections
Special Operations Unit (SOU) - State of California The Special Operations Unit (SOU) is a collaborative investigative effort with the California Department of Justice and the California Highway Patrol that provides statewide enforcement for combating violent career criminals, gangs, and organized crime groups
SOU president: ‘(State) funding is contingent upon us completely . . . Southern Oregon University Board of Trustees met Thursday, March 19, to address financial challenges, talk of delaying a major enrollment initiative approved on Feb 2, review a fast-moving plan tied to a $15 million state bailout, with conditions, and discuss the use of $4 million in land sales for operational use that is currently restricted by the board for purposes other than reserve