Huntington Hosts ACT Prep Party
Huntington Learning Center, located at 71st and Mingo, recently held an Review Party for existing students and their friends.
TCC Celebrates 40 Years of Nursing
Since 1971, Tulsa Community College has offered quality education options in the field of nursing. Much has changed since then and the program continues to move forward today.
Two Union Teachers Receive National Awards
Denise Thomas and Paige Bergin were recently honored with the prestigious Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Both teachers focus their efforts on reaching out to their fifth grade students in Jarman Elementary School. The award has never been given to two teachers from the same school, let alone who teach across the hallway from one another.
Margret Blan Remembered Through Scholarship
Following the tradition of excellence at Northeastern State University-Broken Arrow, a scholarship has been created for a student who exemplifies the qualities mirrored from a popular staff member at NSUBA whose life tragically ended last winter.
Short Term Classes Offer Something for All
In addition to providing exciting courses for high school students and award-winning business and industry training opportunities, Tulsa Tech also 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 Microsoft Office Software to Zumba Fitness Training.
Tulsa Community College Ranks in Top Ten
Tulsa Community College gets high marks from students says RateMyProfessors.com which named the seventh highest rated two-year college in the nation.
Veteran to Watch Tulsa Tech Graduation on Internet
Although Peggy Ryan spent the last two years studying, completing her assignments, and working in the field to gain valuable clinical experience as part of Tulsa Tech’s Radiologic Technology Program, she will not be joining her classmates as they walk across the stage to receive their graduation honors in June.
Nonprofit Helps Students
Independent Youth a new non-profit organization in Tulsa is beginning an Academy this summer to empower students interested in starting their own businesses.
Youth Leaders Honored
Leadership Oklahoma recently announced the selection of Youth Leadership Oklahoma Class XI.
“Leadership Oklahoma is very excited about the 52 people chosen for this year’s program,” says Lee Anne Stone, Youth Leadership Oklahoma coordinator. “YLOK Class XI is an outstanding blend of student leaders selected from across the state.”
American Plane Lands at TTC
A MD-80 aircraft recently donated by American Airlines to Tulsa Tech’s Aviation Maintenance Technology program was dedicated May 13 at TTC’s Riverside Campus.
OSU’s Tulsa Campuses Expand Recycling Efforts
Oklahoma State University’s Tulsa campuses expanded their sustainability efforts by launching a new recycling initiative today.
Howard Barnett, president of -Tulsa and Center for Health Sciences, announced that PepsiCo Dream Machine recycling kiosks and bins are now available on both campuses. Dream Machines provide students, faculty, staff and campus visitors with a convenient and rewarding way to recycle their plastic bottles and aluminum cans.
President Honors Outstanding Math and Science Teachers
President Obama today named 85 mathematics and science teachers as recipients of the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. The educators will receive their awards in Washington, D.C. later this year.
Congressman Dan Boren signs on to co-sponsor the Prescribe a Book Act
Recognizing that early literacy is critical to a child’s future success, Rep. Dan Boren, D-Okla., has signed on to co-sponsor the Prescribe a Book Act.
OSU-Tulsa Professor to Discuss Data Mining Research and Its Rise in Popularity
From identifying a consumer’s purchase habits or the retention rate of students to predicting cancer survivability or the financial success a movie, data mining has become a very popular tool for many industries.
AEP Foundation Gift to Support Research at OSU-Tulsa
Oklahoma State University-Tulsa announced today a $250,000 gift from the American Electric Power Foundation on behalf of Public Service Company of Oklahoma that will provide new equipment for -Tulsa researchers in the Helmerich Research Center.
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