The Missouri Senate committee heard testimony on a bill to allow Northwest Missouri State University to merge with the University of Missouri system. Cliff Judy has more from the state Capitol.
University of Missouri-Columbia President Elson Floyd testified in front of the Senate Pensions Committee to support the Northwest Missouri State University merger.
Afterward, Floyd outlined why he thought the proposal would be good for everyone involved.
No one spoke in opposition to the bill during the hearing. From the state Capitol, I'm Cliff Judy.
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A Missouri Senate committee heard testimony from supporters of a bill to merge Northwest Missouri State University with the University of Missouri system. Cliff Judy has more from Jefferson City.
University of Missouri-Columbia President Elson Floyd was one of the people to speak in support of the bill in front of the Senate Pensions Committee.
While no one spoke in opposition to the bill, Floyd said he thought there was still a long way to go.
Floyd said it was too soon to speculate whether or not the bill would pass before the current legislative session ends in May. From the state Capitol, I'm Cliff Judy.
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A bill to merge Northwest Missouri State University with the University of Missouri system went before a Missouri Senate committee for testimony. Cliff Judy has more from the state Capitol.
Rollie Stadlman is on the Northwest Missouri State University Board of Regents and gave testimony in favor of the bill.
Stadlman said it was not at all difficult to support the bill.
No one spoke out in opposition to the bill during the hearing. From the state Capitol, I'm Cliff Judy.
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A Missouri Senate committee heard testimony on a bill to merge Northwest Missouri State University with the University of Missouri system. Cliff Judy is in Jefferson City with the story.
Emily Dix is the Student Body President at Northwest Missouri State University.
She says Northwest students are unsure about the merger.
The Senate Pensions Committee heard from supporters of the bill, but no one spoke out in opposition to it. From the state Capitol, I'm Cliff Judy.