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Published: Wednesday, March 30, 2022

College Park Adds Second Academic Program After Successful Launch

Psychology Added for Fall 2022

Following the successful Fall 2021 launch of College Park, Tulsa Community College and Oklahoma State University-Tulsa are adding a second academic program. Beginning Fall 2022, College Park will offer Psychology as a major area of study in addition to Business. Plus, the College Park Business track is adding scholarship opportunities funded by private donors.

Published: Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Hector Nolasco: Student Spotlight

The OSU Center for Family Resilience (CFR) team at OSU-Tulsa works to translate research about families and family life into strategies that help communities become resilient.

Listen: Dr. Sarah Johnson of the Al Carlozzi Center for Counseling on the Mental Health Download Podcast

"We're all experiencing something that none of us have ever experienced before. We are not supposed to know how to navigate it by yourself. So this is a wonderful time to take that step. Reach out. We will embrace you and affirm you and work with you through whatever it is you are dealing with right now."
Dr. Sarah Johnson, Director, Al Carlozzi Center for Counseling at OSU-Tulsa

TulsaKids Coronavirus Q&A

 

OSU-Tulsa experts teamed up with TulsaKids Magazine to help answer many of the questions Tulsa-area families have surrounding COVID-19 and the measures taken to prevent the spread of the virus. This four-part live video series originally aired on OSU-Tulsa's Facebook page via Facebook Live. 

COVID-19's Impact on Mental Health

 

Published: Friday, February 28, 2020

OSU Center for Family Resilience at OSU-Tulsa hosts free Community Conversation

Published: Friday, October 25, 2019

OSU-Tulsa center partners with Everyday Democracy

President Pamela Fry, center, with Patrick Grayshaw, left, Dr. Tami Moore, Dr. Mike Stout and Rachel Millea from the Center for Public Life at OSU-Tulsa.

President Pamela Fry, right, signs the memorandum of understanding making OSU-Tulsa an anchor partner for Everyday Democracy with Nelda English, Dr. Tami Moore, Dr. Mike Stout and Patrick Grayshaw. Martha McCoy, executive director of Everyday Democracy, is on screen as part of the virtual signing.

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