2021 Graduation Fair | Browse and Buy
April 5-9 and 12-16
North Hall Lobby

2020-2021 graduates can can get everything they need to prepare for OSU-Tulsa's graduation ceremony online at shopokstate.com.

Students who would like to try on gowns, need assistance ordering, or have questions about this year's ceremony can stop by the Browse and Buy Graduation Fair April 5-9 and 12-16 in North Hall Lobby.

 Not sure what all you need for graduation? Visit our Graduation Fair webpage for more details and helpful links!

Get job searching tips from a Human Resources professional to land your dream job. Registration required through HIREOSUGRADS.COM.

Get Hired Now Workshop
Thursday, April 15 | 12 - 1 p.m. | Zoom

CADRE Conference Special Session

Telling Their Story - 100 Years Since the Tulsa Race Massacre

This is a special session as part of the 2021 Coalition for Advancing Digital Research and Education (CADRE) conference at Oklahoma State University. Registration is free and for the entire conference. Register online here.

Join faculty and scholars who work intimately with data collection and dissemination to share the story of the Tulsa Race Massacre throughout Tulsa and the Oklahoma region.  The group will include panel discussion, sharing of resources, and practical advice for additional research and lessons to learn from the study of and look beyond the events of the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.

Conference Registration

Presenters:

• Dewayne Dickens (host/organizer), Director of Culturally Responsive Practices for Tulsa Community College

   

• Shanedra D. Nowell, Associate Professor of Social Studies Education at Oklahoma State University

   

• Kristen Marangoni, Assistant Professor of English as well as Service-Learning Coordinator at Tulsa Community College

   

• Patrice-Andre "Max" Prud'homme, Director of Digital Curation for University Archives for Oklahoma State University – Stillwater

   

• Mikeal Vaughn, Founder and Executive Director of Urban Coders Guild

   

• Marc Carlson, Director of Special Collections and University Archives, McFarlin Library, The University of Tulsa

   

• Carlos Moreno, Senior graphic designer at CAP Tulsa

   

• Meg Sutherland, Co-founder Spark Collaborative 

   

• Lynn Wallace, Library Director at OSU-Tulsa and Co-Owner at Impulse Creations, Inc

   

Finish your semester research strongly: citation management, reference lists and finding last minute resources.

Explore new tools and understand search patterns to find, evaluate and cite relevant and reliable sources faster and easier.

Visit bit.ly/OSUTLibWorkshops to select your workshop dates.

Workshop sessions are hosted online in a virtual video conference format.

RVSP to OSU-Tulsa Reference and Instruction Librarian Tom Thorisch at tom.thorisch@okstate.edu to participate. Can’t make one of these dates? Email Tom to set up a one-on-one virtual appointment. 

Finish your semester research strongly: citation management, reference lists and finding last minute resources.

Explore new tools and understand search patterns to find, evaluate and cite relevant and reliable sources faster and easier.

Visit bit.ly/OSUTLibWorkshops to select your workshop dates.

Workshop sessions are hosted online in a virtual video conference format.

RVSP to OSU-Tulsa Reference and Instruction Librarian Tom Thorisch at tom.thorisch@okstate.edu to participate. Can’t make one of these dates? Email Tom to set up a one-on-one virtual appointment. 

Joys of Genre with Christopher Murphy

• 7-9 pm for 5 weeks beginning March 25
• Registration Fee: $185
• Registration closes Monday, March 22 at 5:00 pm
• Scholarships are available for those with financial need. Fill out the application online.

Register Now 

Workshop Description:

We will look at various existing genres--fantasy, western, horror, crime, romance--as well as examples from those genres. We will break down the common tropes in those genres, looking at how they might be used and how they might be defied. We will write exercises in those genres, culminating in a full short story in your preferred genre.

About the instructor:
Christopher Murphy teaches creative writing at Northeastern State University and serves on the editorial board for Nimrod. He's had work published at Gulf Coast (online), Jellyfish Review, Necessary Fiction, Spartan, and decomP, among others. He has a forthcoming collection of flash fiction from Mongrel Empire Press.