environmental sciences

Three OSU-Tulsa graduate students – Gianna Barolin, Debbie Bedingfield and Lauren Meyer – have created guidelines to help Oklahoma environmental scientists measure a pervasive household chemical many people do not realize is dangerous. The document is the first of its kind in the state of Oklahoma.

Oklahoma State University-Tulsa is now offering a graduate certificate in Environmental Science with Regulatory Certifications to fulfill three federally mandated requirements for students looking for a career in environmental science, plus provide credits toward a master’s degree.

Graduate student Lauren Branum has been “talking trash” for months, but it’s a good thing because the result will be a cleaner and greener Oklahoma State University-Tulsa campus.