Sway Pradhan made the most of her last-minute opportunity to enter Oklahoma State University Graduate College’s first President’s Fellows’ Grand Three Minute Challenge (3MC) competition April 14.
CAS News
History Professor Quoted in National Geographic on Unusual Taxes
National Geographic used OSU associate professor of history Dr. Tonia Sharlach as a primary source for its article on unusual taxes in ancient civilizations.
CAS Honors Top 10 Seniors & Others at Annual Awards Banquet
The College of Arts and Sciences honored its Top Ten Seniors and many others at its 2016 Honors Banquet on April 13.
OSU Students Place at Oklahoma NATS Conference
Several Oklahoma State University students placed at the Oklahoma National Association of Teachers of Singing Conference April 8-9 at Southern Nazarene University.
OSU Graduate Student Receives 2016 ECS Summer Fellowship
Charuksha Walgama, an OSU graduate student studying under Dr. Sadagopan Krishnan, was selected as one of the four recipients nationwide of the Electrochemical Chemical Society Summer Fellowship.
NSF Funds Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research Program at OSU
Three Oklahoma State University students were selected to participate in the 2016 National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates at OSU this summer.
OSU Theatre’s Final Main Stage Production Set to Take the Stage April 20-24
The fourth and final show for the Oklahoma State University Department of Theatre Main Stage Season will be in the Vivia Locke Theatre April 20-24. The production, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, is sure to make you laugh—and you might even get to participate!
OSU Ph.D. Student Awarded $60,000 Doris Duke Fellowship
Jennifer Daer Shields, an Oklahoma State third-year clinical psychology Ph.D. student, was recently awarded a $60,000 Doris Duke Fellowship for the Promotion of Child Well-Being from Chapin Hall, a research and policy center, at the University of Chicago. The award is designed to find and develop a new generation of leaders dedicated to and capable of creating practice and policy innovations that will enhance child development and improve the nation’s ability to prevent child abuse and neglect.
OK-LSAMP Gives Opportunity to Minority STEM Students
The Oklahoma Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (OK-LSAMP) brings together Oklahoma colleges and universities to develop programs increasing the number of under-represented populations earning degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).