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

Register for Nov. 7 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. 22)
• 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. 

All classes meet in the Fitness Studio, North Hall 117, across from the Wellness Center.

Fitness classes are free for all OSU students, staff and faculty. You must renew your Wellness Center membership each semester.

All classes meet in the Fitness Studio, North Hall 117, across from the Wellness Center.

Fitness classes are free for all OSU students, staff and faculty. You must renew your Wellness Center membership each semester.

Adventures in Food Writing

In this seminar/writing workshop hybrid, you: will learn the principles of drafting restaurant reviews; read and discuss essays, stories, and poems about food; create and share with your peers multiple, short written projects; and compose a final written work (approx. 7-15 pages) in the genres of your choosing (e.g., restaurant review, essay, story, poetry, etc.). As you write about food and discuss it with your classmates, you will also be asked to examine the role food plays in your personal, political, and social lives, and to contemplate how writing about food can do more than simply describe the way it tastes. 

Instructor: Eric Howerton has a background in creative writing and nearly 15 years of food writing credentials. He teaches writing and literature at OSU.

• Dates: Thursdays, 7-9 p.m. for five weeks starting October 3
• Registration Fee: $185

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