Citing enrollment drop, Missouri State will leave positions open, cut $5M from next budget

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At the State of the University address Monday, Missouri State University President Clif Smart said the academic budget will be cut by $5 million for the 2023-24 year.

Smart will work with executive vice president Zora Mulligan and interim provost John Jasinski to identify how much will come from different parts of the budget.

“Zora, John and I have agreed that they will work to cut $5 million from academic budgets for FY24, the budget beginning July of next year,” Smart said. “Of that amount, we anticipate we can reinvest $1.8 million to help grow the university and become more efficient in a changing environment.”

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