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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.

Improving lives: Tulsa's Center for Family Resilience works to help people across Oklahoma

Students interact during a Center for Family Resilience event.

National experts to tackle effects of opioid crisis on families during Tulsa conference

Chautauqua speakers

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As the opioid crisis continues to plague the nation, the OSU Center for Family Resilience at Oklahoma State University-Tulsa is bringing in nationally recognized experts to explore strategies to help families cope with the drug’s impact on their lives.

OSU-Tulsa faculty honored at University Awards Convocation

OSU-Tulsa Provost Pamela Fry presents Tara Urich the OSU Excellence in Teaching Award for Adjunct Faculty

Dr. Tonya Hammer, associate professor in counseling and counseling psychology, center, was presented the 2018 Distinguished Early Career Faculty Award by OSU President Burns Hargis and Dr. Mindy McCann, OSU Faculty Council chair and professor of statistics.

OSU-Tulsa graduate lauded as ‘Rising Star’ for making a difference in young lives

Tim Gowin

As a youth pastor for many years, Tim Gowin has always enjoyed working with teens and young adults.

When he and his family moved to Tulsa 12 years ago, his youth pastor experience landed him a position as Street Outreach Specialist with Youth Services of Tulsa. But he soon discovered that his associate’s degree in Biblical studies from a small private school wouldn’t help him reach a leadership role at a nonprofit organization.

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