Hear from the Tulsa Police Department about the hiring process, training and expectations of the police academy. Learn more about career options as a police officer and in law enforcement overall. Lunch provided.

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

Join us each week in April for a live video webinar where we'll chat with faculty and staff about the grad school experience and how specific graduate programs can help you advance your career.

This Week's Topic - Intro to Grad School
Tuesday, Apr 2 | Noon-1PM

Dean Sheryl Tucker of the OSU Graduate College joins us to discuss why graduate school is a good investment and what to expect from your graduate program. We'll also share tips for paying for grad school and how graduate school can help your career.

Register for a Grad Chats Webinar at bit.ly/gradchatssignup.

F.I.T Abs/Core Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Wednesday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available FREE of charge to students, faculty and staff. Enroll at the Wellness Center for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center. 

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

Pet Therapy relieves stress and promotes emotional well-being. The pups of Pete's Pet Posse Tulsa will be in OSU-Tulsa's North Hall Lobby every Thursday from noon-1 p.m. sharing puppy love. Come by and say hello!

Visits subject to dog and handler availability.

Experience an interview setting with a human resources professional and receive feedback to help you improve your skills and gain more confidence.

RSVP & secure a time slot by emailing tulsa.careerservices@okstate.edu.

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

Join us each week in April for a live video webinar where we'll chat with faculty and staff about the grad school experience and how specific graduate programs can help you advance your career.

This Week's Topic - Graduate Certificates
Tuesday, Apr 9 | Noon-1PM

Graduate certificates are convenient graduate credentials in a specific topic area. Many of OSU's graduate certificates can be completed in about one year, and financial aid is available.

Register for a Grad Chats Webinar at bit.ly/gradchatssignup.

OSU-Tulsa Faculty and Staff Campaign Ice Cream Social

Tuesday, April 9 from 3-4:30 p.m.

North Hall 140

Enjoy an afternoon ice cream treat and hear about how your gift makes a difference. 

You'll learn how donations from faculty and staff like you benefit OSU-Tulsa students and programs. Every gift, regardless of amount, makes a profound impact. It’s the Cowboy Way!

For more information about the Cowboy Way campaign, contact campaign co-chairs Raj Basu and Karina Shreffler.

F.I.T Abs/Core Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Wednesday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available FREE of charge to students, faculty and staff. Enroll at the Wellness Center for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center. 

Enroll for Classes and Explore Opportunities During OSU-Tulsa Transfer Days

Register for April 11 OSU-Tulsa Transfer Day here.

Whether you are ready to enroll for your first semester at OSU-Tulsa or are exploring transfer options for a future semester, let OSU-Tulsa help you get started during Transfer Days.

Our advising, admissions and financial aid  staff are ready to help answer your questions to get you started on the right path to earning your OSU degree.

During OSU-Tulsa Transfer Day, you can:

• Explore degree opportunities at OSU-Tulsa
• Meet with an academic advisor to learn what classes transfer
• Enroll in courses for the spring semester (Must be admitted. Non-degree seeking students may enroll beginning Nov. 28)
• Check on financial aid and scholarships or initiate military education benefits
• Take a tour of campus

Hours are 9 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. and 2 - 6 p.m.

Check-in at North Hall 130

Students may also visit advising and admissions counselors during regular business hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday.

Get more info on Transfer Days here. 

Graduating soon or preparing for your future job search? Learn best strategies and resources for searching, applying and interviewing for jobs. 

Lunch is provided, so RSVP by emailing Career Services at tulsa.careerservices@okstate.edu.

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

Pet Therapy relieves stress and promotes emotional well-being. The pups of Pete's Pet Posse Tulsa will be in OSU-Tulsa's North Hall Lobby every Thursday from noon-1 p.m. sharing puppy love. Come by and say hello!

Visits subject to dog and handler availability.

Are negative thoughts keeping you from reaching your full potential in and out of the gym?

The OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center is hosting a 90 min workshop with speaker Pascale Atallah in which you can learn how to:

• Build healthy relationships with your goals
• Identify the steps required to achieving your goals
• Overcome self-doubt and limiting beliefs
• Achieve fulfillment while enjoying the process
• Motivate yourself when things get difficult

RSVP by emailing tulsa.wellness@okstate.edu. Open to current students.

Purposefully Positive: Overcoming Negative Self Talk to Reach Your Full Potential
Speaker: Pascale Attalah
April 11th at 2-3:30 PM
Room: NH 118
RSVP: tulsa.wellness@okstate.edu
Food Provided

OSU-Tulsa Health Education & Promotion Club is hosting a Bone Marrow Information & Registration Drive on Thursday, April 11 in the North Hall Lobby from 4-7 PM.

Stop by to find out more information about donating bone marrow.

Tulsa LitFest Event

• Heid E. Erdrich, Ojibwe citizen enrolled at Turtle Mountain, is the author of five poetry collections, most recently CURATOR OF EPHEMERA AT THE NEW MUSEUM FOR ARCHAIC MEDIA. Her landmark 2018 anthology, NEW POETS OF NATIVE NATIONS, collects poems by twenty-one Indigenous writers whose first books were published after 2000.
• Sly Alley writes both poetry and short fiction, and his works have appeared in THE MUSE and DRAGON POST REVIEW. He has presented at the Howlers and Yawpers Creativity Symposium, the Woody Guthrie Festival, and Poetry at The Paramount. He writes on a Royal typewriter in his fortified shack in Tecumseh.
• Lindsey Claire Smith, Associate Professor of English and American Indian Studies at OSU, and Julie Pearson Little Thunder, writer and director of OSU's Oklahoma Native Artists Oral History Project, will moderate the discussion.

This event will take place in the OSU-Tulsa B.S. Roberts Room and is sponsored by the Center for Poets and Writers at OSU-Tulsa, American Indian Quarterly Journal, and PEN America.

• A fascinating shift in contemporary translation is happening in works that are not exactly finding new solutions to the classical problems of translation, but rather redefining the questions and problems themselves. The works of Erin Mouré and Oana Avasilichioaei (Expeditions of a Chimæra), Sawako Nakayasu (Mouth: Eats Color), and Jonathan Stalling (Yíngēlìshī), for example, have altered the landscape of translation in a way that refocuses some of the fundamental problems of translation, while at the same time engendering a new field of poetics that refuses to reside in one language or one cultural experience alone, embracing instead a multiplicity of voices, narratives, and languages.
• This workshop will explore some of the fascinating ways in which translation and poetry techniques are intertwining in the current landscape of contemporary writing. Participants will get a quick-and-dirty crash course in the latest in avant-garde poetics, and learn how to use translation techniques to explore new facets of their work. Workshop attendees can expect to gain thoughtful feedback and a deep understanding of craft that comes from engaging critically with each others’ writing. An aesthetically diverse range of readings in conjunction with a variety of fun writing prompts will enable participants to access new avenues of creation.
• If you are a poet / a translator / both / neither, embark with us on a rigorous and rewarding journey of insight, composition, and discovery. Knowledge of a second language is very welcome, but not required.
• ML Martin is a prize-winning poet and translator whose current work aims to revise the critical interpretation and reception of the enigmatic Anglo-Saxon poem known as “Wulf and Eadwacer,” and to recover this radical female text to the feminist and experimental canons to which it belongs. Her experimental translations of Old English can be found in ANMLY (f.k.a. Drunken Boat), Arkansas International, Brooklyn Rail In Translation, The Capilano Review, Columbia Journal, The Literary Review, Lunch Ticket, and Waxwing. Her poetry has appeared in Denver Quarterly, DIAGRAM, EVENT: Poetry & Prose, The Fiddlehead, The Massachusetts Review, PRISM international, and many other Canadian and American literary journals. She is the recipient of the Theresa A. Wilhoit Fellowship, the Bread Loaf Translators’ Fellowship, and the Inprint Verlaine Prize in Poetry. She currently lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she is a Tulsa Artist Fellow. Find more of her work at www.M-L-Martin.com.

All LitFest workshops will take place in the Pete and Pat Bartlett Tulsa Room at OSU-Tulsa.

Workshop capacity is 20 with a required pre-registration. Please sign up for NO MORE THAN ONE workshop so that we can accommodate more aspiring writers!

If your desired workshop is full, message cpwtulsa@okstate.edu to be placed on the waiting list.

• “A ghazal,” writes poet Agha Shahid Ali, “could go on forever.” In this generative workshop, we will study the time-honored ghazal form and similarly compose poems that are rooted in song, balance unity and autonomy, and encourage audience participation at readings. Our models will include a mix of traditional and innovative contemporary ghazals, including an essayist’s adaptation of the poetic form.
• Janine Joseph is the author of Driving without a License, winner of the Kundiman Poetry Prize and 2018 da Vinci Eye award, finalist for the 2017 Oklahoma Book Award, and named an Honorable Mention for the 2018 Sheila Margaret Motton Book Prize from the New England Poetry Club. Her poems, essays, and reviews have appeared in The Atlantic, World Literature Today, The Poem’s Country: Place & Poetic Practice, The Kenyon Review, Best New Poets, Best American Experimental Writing, Zócalo Public Square, VIDA: Women in Literary Arts, the Academy of American Poets’ Poem-a-Day series, and elsewhere. A librettist, her commissioned work for the Houston Grand Opera/HGOco include What Wings They Were: The Case of Emeline, “On This Muddy Water”: Voices from the Houston Ship Channel, and From My Mother's Mother. Additionally, her poems have been set to music by acclaimed composers Melissa Dunphy, for the PhilHarmonia and Resonance Ensemble’s “American DREAMers: Stories of Immigration” concerts, and Reinaldo Moya, for the Schubert Club’s “DREAM Song” concert. Janine is an organizer for Undocupoets and serves on the Advisory Board for the Center for Poets and Writers at OSU-Tulsa. She lives in Stillwater, where she is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Oklahoma State University.

All LitFest workshops will take place in the Pete and Pat Bartlett Tulsa Room at OSU-Tulsa.

Workshop capacity is 20 with a required pre-registration. Please sign up for NO MORE THAN ONE workshop so that we can accommodate more aspiring writers!

If your desired workshop is full, message cpwtulsa@okstate.edu to be placed on the waiting list.

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

• This workshop is is designed for writers of any skill level who wish to practice their creative writing, learn new forms and prompts, and play. We will explore how the seemingly-boring world of formalities like mortgage payoff letters and orthodontic reports is actually rich, fertile soil for writing. Poets and prose writers alike are welcome! We will practice using existing forms to act as a container for your writing and will consider what stories or meditations various forms suggest. This will be a craft and generative workshop with discussion and writing prompts. Don’t do any work ahead of time, but do bring pen, paper, and a form that is personal to you—perhaps a bank statement, resume, note, prescription, birth certificate, field guide, horoscope, etc. (There are no “wrong” forms.)
• Liz Blood is a nonfiction writer and editor from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her essays, interviews, articles, and stories have appeared in HuffPost, AWP Writer’s Chronicle, Sierra magazine, Oklahoma Today, and elsewhere. She is a 2019 Tulsa Artist Fellow, a 2018-19 Oklahoma Center for the Humanities fellow, a 2018-19 Oklahoma Art Writing and Curatorial Fellow, and an adjunct faculty member at Oklahoma City University’s Red Earth MFA in creative writing program. Liz holds an BA in English from Westminster College and an MFA in creative writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

All LitFest workshops will take place in the Pete and Pat Bartlett Tulsa Room at OSU-Tulsa.

Workshop capacity is 20 with a required pre-registration. Please sign up for NO MORE THAN ONE workshop so that we can accommodate more aspiring writers!

If your desired workshop is full, message cpwtulsa@okstate.edu to be placed on the waiting list.

• Familiarize yourself with the fast-changing world of publishing for young people. An editor from Penguin Young Readers, Karl Jones explains the process of landing a book deal with a major publishing house and offers advice on honing your craft, building relationships, and transitioning from aspiring author to published author.
• Karl Jones is Tulsa Artist Fellow and an Editor for the Penguin Workshop imprint at Penguin Random House. He works on a variety of licensed and original picture books, middle grade fiction and nonfiction, and young adult novels. He acquired the JUST JAKE series from New York Times best-selling kid author, Jake Marcionette, and edits a critically acclaimed middle grade/YA transition series by established stage and screenwriter, Justin Sayre, as well as editing a popular new play-your-way pick your path series, MIDNIGHT ARCADE by comic book author and RPG creator, Gabe Soria. Karl develops, acquires and writes unique original activity books, picture books, and board books, and he is a frequent faculty member at regional conferences of the Society for Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. He also presents workshops to working writers through the Author's Guild and the Highlights Foundation and he recently landed a middle grade novel contract with Audible. Karl lives in Brooklyn, NY and in his free time he enjoys comedy and storytelling events, outdoor adventures, and live music. He is originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma and serves on the Advisory Committee for the Center for Poets and Writers at OSU-Tulsa.

All LitFest workshops will take place in the Pete and Pat Bartlett Tulsa Room at OSU-Tulsa.

Workshop capacity is 20 with a required pre-registration. Please sign up for NO MORE THAN ONE workshop so that we can accommodate more aspiring writers!

If your desired workshop is full, message cpwtulsa@okstate.edu to be placed on the waiting list.

• Where does inspiration come from? How does an idea make it to the page? Is there such thing as writer's block? Sometimes writing requires a little courting. We will do an exercise and talk about a few tricks to get original thoughts and images on the page before they run off. Heid will talk about imagination, dream, memory, and collaboration in her poems, films, and stories.
• Heid E. Erdrich is the author of five collections of poetry including CURATOR OF EPHEMERA AT THE NEW MUSEUM OF ARCHAIC MEDIA new in 2017. Heid’s nonfiction work, ORIGINAL LOCAL: INDIGENOUS FOODS, STORIES, AND RECIPES FROM THE UPPER MIDWEST, earned a City Pages Best Food Book of 2014 designation. Her writing has won awards from the Minnesota State Arts Board, Bush Foundation, The Loft Literary Center, and First People’s Fund. Her book NATIONAL MONUMENTS won the 2009 Minnesota Book Award. In 2013 she was named a City Pages Artists of the Year. Heid’s poem films have been screened widely at festivals and have won Best of Fest and a Best Experimental Short awards. She is an independent scholar and curator, a playwright, and founding publisher of Wiigwaas Press an Ojibwe language publisher. She teaches the MFA Creative Writing program of Augsburg College. Heid grew up in Wahpeton, North Dakota and is Ojibwe enrolled at Turtle Mountain.

All LitFest workshops will take place in the Pete and Pat Bartlett Tulsa Room at OSU-Tulsa.

Workshop capacity is 20 with a required pre-registration. Please sign up for NO MORE THAN ONE workshop so that we can accommodate more aspiring writers!

If your desired workshop is full, message cpwtulsa@okstate.edu to be placed on the waiting list.

Funding for this workshop is provided by the Center for Poets and Writers at OSU-Tulsa, American Indian Quarterly Journal, and PEN America.

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

Join us each week in April for a live video webinar where we'll chat with faculty and staff about the grad school experience and how specific graduate programs can help you advance your career.

This Week's Topic - Graduate Programs for Industry Careers
Tuesday, Apr 16 | Noon-1PM

A master's degree can help you advance into management positions in a number of industries. Join OSU-Tulsa faculty as they describe how grad school can help succeed in their industries.

Register for a Grad Chats Webinar at bit.ly/gradchatssignup.

F.I.T Abs/Core Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Wednesday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available FREE of charge to students, faculty and staff. Enroll at the Wellness Center for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center. 

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

Pet Therapy relieves stress and promotes emotional well-being. The pups of Pete's Pet Posse Tulsa will be in OSU-Tulsa's North Hall Lobby every Thursday from noon-1 p.m. sharing puppy love. Come by and say hello!

Visits subject to dog and handler availability.

OSU-Tulsa Cineculture Club Film Screenings are FREE and open to the public. 

Screenings start at 5:30 p.m. in North Hall 108.

Apr. 18 Film Screening: Cameraperson (2016)

Awards: Toronto Film Critics Association Awards for Best Documentary 2016. 

Synopsis: Through a series of episodic juxtapositions, Johnson explores the relationships between image makers and their subjects, the tension between the objectivity and intervention of the camera, and the complex interaction of unfiltered reality and crafted narrative. A work that combines documentary, autobiography, and ethical inquiry, Cameraperson is both a moving glimpse into one filmmaker’s personal journey and a thoughtful examination of what it means to train a camera on the world. 

Find OSU-Tulsa Cineculture Club on Facebook for updates and reminders.

Yoga Fitness Class is hosted by the OSU-Tulsa Wellness Center and is every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at noon.

The Fitness Studio and all classes are available free of charge to students, faculty and staff.

Enroll at the Wellness Center today for access. For more information about classes or the studio, contact the Wellness Center.

The Center for Family Resilience (CFR) is hosting a Research Seminar - From Texting to Sexting: A New Spectrum of Online Flirting and Sexual Communication

Featuring speakers Amanda Williams, PhD & Jennifer Becnel, PhD from the University of Arkansas, School of Human Environmental Sciences

Objectives:

• Understand the phenomenon of youth online sexual communication
• Learn current rates of youth sexting behaviors
• Understand the range of behaviors youth consider "sexting"

Join us in celebrating Campus Life's new location in North Hall 103!

We will be having a ribbon cutting ceremony with light refreshments. Hear from Campus Life about their new space that houses offices for Campus Life, Career Services and OSU-Tulsa Wellness.