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Idabel Campus seeks higher adjunct pay, restoration of face-to-face science classes and more student-activity funding

Board of Regents, Eastern Oklahoma State College · February 20, 2026
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Summary

Idabel Campus Director Julie Jefferson told Regents the campus needs increased adjunct pay to remain competitive, wants to restore face-to-face microbiology and anatomy & physiology courses, and has only $150 annually for student activities per campus.

Julie Jefferson, Recruiting and Enrollment for the Idabel Campus, reported staffing and program needs to the Board. She said the campus needs increased adjunct pay to remain competitive and restore face-to-face science courses such as Microbiology and Anatomy & Physiology.

Jefferson also reported that student activity funding at the campus level is limited to $150 annually, constraining programming. Administration acknowledged ongoing budget discussions regarding adjunct compensation and said they will continue to explore options to support local campus needs.