The Oklahoma State Archery Club will send one of its members to compete in the 2015 Universiade Games at Gwangju, South Korea
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Chemistry Department Looks Back at Aldrich Lecture
The Oklahoma State University Department of Chemistry hosted its 4th Annual Aldrich Lecture in April. Dr. Huw M.L. Davies of Emory University presented this year’s lecture, titled “Collaborative Approach to C-H Funtionalization.”
OSU/A&M Regents approve personnel actions
The Oklahoma State University/A&M Board of Regents approved OSU system-wide personnel actions at its regular meeting Friday in Tulsa. The following Arts and Sciences faculty changes are as follows:
FEMA Honors Professor David Neal
Professor David Neal of Oklahoma State University’s Department of Political Science and Fire and Emergency Management Program was recently presented the Wayne Blanchard Award for Academic Excellence in Emergency Management Higher Education during the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s annual Higher Education Conference at Emmitsburg, Maryland on June 3rd.
Uncover the printmaking mastery of Loraine Moore
Uncover the artistic mastery of printmaking techniques found in the featured exhibit “Between Reality and Imagination: The Works of Loraine Moore” in the Gardiner Gallery of Art at Oklahoma State University from June 17 to Aug. 7. An opening reception and curator’s talk is set for Thursday, June 18, from 5 - 7 p.m. in the gallery.
Keyboard area of the OSU music department to host the Oklahoma Music Teachers Association annual state conference
The Keyboard Area of the OSU Music Department is hosting the Oklahoma Music Teachers Association (OMTA) annual State Conference this weekend on campus. It is a three day event from Thursday, May 28 through Saturday, May 30 that brings guest artists, Oklahoma piano faculty, independent music teachers, and student competition winners from across the state to campus.
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OSU Museum of Art to offer three summer exhibitions
Paintings and sculptures from two regional artists will be featured in the OSU Museum of Art starting Monday, May 11, in honor of Malinda Berry Fischer’s dedication and advocacy for the arts and her deep roots in Stillwater.
Event planning class helps local philanthropy meet fundraising goals
Big Brothers Big Sisters’ nationally branded fundraising campaign, Bowl for Kids’ Sake, raised more than $36,500 for the Stillwater community.
OSU students selected for NSF summer research experience
Sam Morse and Scott Woodbury, political science majors at Oklahoma State University, have been selected to take part in the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates in Civil Conflict Management and Peace Science.