The New APA PsycInfo Database by ProQuest - Library Zoom Workshop
Mon. Sept. 28, 11-1

Using the new ProQuest platform for the APA PsycInfo database.

Registration is required. Register at https://libcal.osu-tulsa.okstate.edu/event/7117105.

Zoom links will be emailed on the day of the workshop.

Join the Wellness Center every for a virtual core workout taught via Zoom. Classes are free and open to students, faculty and staff. 

Fall 2020 Virtual Workouts:

• Core & More: Mondays at noon, Fridays at 11 a.m.
• Yoga: Mondays at 4 p.m., Fridays at 12 p.m.

Please email the Wellness Center at tulsa.wellness@okstate.edu/ for the Meeting ID and password for each class.

Please note that all classes start promptly at their specified time.

Join the Wellness Center every for a virtual yoga workout taught via Zoom. Classes are free and open to students, faculty and staff. 

Fall 2020 Virtual Workouts:

• Core & More: Mondays at noon, Fridays at 11 a.m.
• Yoga: Mondays at 4 p.m., Fridays at 12 p.m.

Please email the Wellness Center at tulsa.wellness@okstate.edu for the Meeting ID and password for each class.

Please note that all classes start promptly at their specified time.

Using EndNote Web Citation Manager - Library Zoom Workshop
Mon. Sept. 28, 4-4:45 p.m.

• Setting up EndNote Web profile, collecting and exporting references
• Customizing EndNote Web
• Creating bibliography in various citation styles

Registration is required. Register at https://libcal.osu-tulsa.okstate.edu/event/7117140.

Zoom links will be emailed on the day of the workshop.

This fall semester, OSU-Tulsa is offering a Black Wall Street history course that is open to students for credit and to the public as a non-credit option. The course will take place at OSU-Tulsa with a remote option available.

The public can register for the class at https://tul.catalog.instructure.com/courses/black-wall-street.

Students should talk to their undergraduate advisor and then register for the course in myOKSTATE.

Led by Quraysh Ali Lansana, the course will examine the history of Tulsa’s Greenwood District from its pre-statehood beginnings to its many renaissances, including the present day. Coined “Black Wall Street” by educator and historian Booker T. Washington, Greenwood was the most economically vibrant Black community in the United States for years, in spite of Oklahoma’s brutal segregation laws. Though that entrenched racial divide continues to exist, Black Wall Street is thriving once again. Guest lecturers from Black community leaders and field trips to significant landmarks will reinforce classroom learning. The course will culminate with community-based projects that explore Greenwood then and now.

Mining your life for stories worth telling without writing a tell-all tome or tiptoeing into beating-a-dead horse territory is tough. David Tromblay will share the lessons he learned while writing his memoir As You Were (Dzanc Books 2021). Life is cyclic and often plays jump rope with Gustav Freytag's storytelling arc. In the workshop, we will collectively look at ways to recognize the cause, effect, and the aftermath of life's peccadilloes then boil it all down to use as a template for your novel-length memoir or flash essay(s). Most importantly, we will examine your story for the utmost compelling point of view to capture your intended audience.

Over the 5-weeks, plan to produce 20 pages of writing. Suggested accompanying reading: Mary Karr's The Art of The Memoir.

Instructor: David Tromblay

• Dates: Mondays, 7–9 p.m. for five weeks beginning Sept. 28
• Registration Fee: $185
• Non-credit workshop

Register Now