Tulsa Flight Night: Sept. 18
NORDAM, a global aerospace industry leader, and the Siegfried family will host the inaugural Tulsa Flight Night on Sept. 18 to benefit (Science Technology Engineering Math) education programming. The gala will be held at Jones Airport and include aerial displays, entertainment and a live auction. A bonus feature will be quadcopter demonstrations provided by Oklahoma State University, University of Oklahoma and the University of Tulsa.
TCC Nate Waters Physical Therapy Clinic Opens
Tulsa Community College celebrated the completion of its new Nate Waters Physical Therapy Clinic at TCC’s Metro Campus with a dedication ceremony in July. The facility provides clinical learning opportunities for students and is expected to begin seeing patients this August.
OSU-Tulsa Workshop Outlines Steps to Achieving a Graduate Degree
Learn about how to get started on an Oklahoma State University graduate degree at a special workshop on Tuesday, July 15 at 5:30 p.m. in North Hall 150 at -Tulsa. Graduate Education: The Next Step will present an overview of the application process, admissions and enrollment for -Tulsa’s master’s, doctoral and certificate programs.
TU’s Collins College of Business announces School of Energy Economics, Policy and Commerce
The University of Tulsa’s Collins College of Business is creating a School of Energy Economics, Policy and Commerce in response to growth in TU’s energy business degree programs and an increased need for trained energy professionals who can meet today’s business challenges. The school will begin operations July 1, 2014, under the leadership of Professor Tim Coburn.
Short-Term Classes Offer Something for All
In addition to providing diverse courses for high school students in furthering their future career plans and business and industry-training opportunities, Tulsa Tech offers hundreds of short-term classes that allow students to pursue their individual career goals or simply explore a variety of interests. A wide assortment of class subjects includes everything from Early Child Care and Education to Taxidermy.
TU Adds College of Health Sciences
The University of Tulsa is creating a College of Health Sciences to further opportunities for students and faculty while improving the wellbeing of residents in the community.
Area Manufacturing Students Receive Scholarships
On May 30, the Tulsa Area Manufacturers Association handed out 12 scholarships to individuals who are pursuing an education in the manufacturing industry. The association awarded $9,000 to students and $3,000 to Tulsa Tech Center Education Foundation.
OSU-CHS Peds Club Honored, Online Program Ranked
The Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences’ Peds Club was recently honored for efforts to promote children’s health and community service by the American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians. The chapter was named the Student Club of the Year at the organization’s spring conference in Kansas City.
TTCU Gives Donation
HELPING EDUCATION: On June 12, officials with The Credit Union presented a total of $9,650 in donations to nine Tulsa Public Schools principals at Wilson Teaching and Learning Academy. The donation was the culmination of the credit union’s recent “50/50” program.
TCC Honors McKeon
SHOWING GRATITUDE: -Tulsa President Howard Barnett speaks at the retirement reception for outgoing President Thomas McKeon in June. The Tulsa Community College Board of Regents honored McKeon by renaming the Center for Creativity to the Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity at Metro Campus.
Union CFO Continues District Success
Union Public Schools has consecutively received top marks for its financial reporting for more than 20 years, including the entire time that Debbie Jacoby has served as Union Public Schools’ chief financial officer ().
Bixby Teacher of the Year Shares Life Lessons
Connie Coleman was named Bixby’s 2014 District Teacher of the Year. An apt reward for the Bixby High School teacher who teaches choir and has enjoyed every minute of it, she says.
Teacher Uses Art to Teach Life-Long Lessons
Cindy Gharibvand was recently named Broken Arrow High School’s 2013-14 Teacher of the Year.
While growing up, Gharibvand developed a love of art. “I remember drawing and doodling all the time. My life was full of the wonderment with reading books and scribbling on big pieces of paper,” she says.
Union High School Senior Recognized in Economics
The Oklahoma City Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and Oklahoma Council on Economic Education () awarded Union High School senior Andrea Polakow as one of 16 students honored at the 4th annual Outstanding Economics Student Awards held at the Oklahoma City Branch in downtown Oklahoma City.
Swiss Consul Visits OSUIT, Tours Campus
Andreas Maager, consul general of Switzerland in Atlanta, recently visited Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology as a part of a special trip to Oklahoma to further strengthen ties between Switzerland and Oklahoma.
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