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Al Carlozzi Center for Counseling at OSU-Tulsa expands services and size

Director Sarah Johnson emphasizes that counseling is designed to be welcoming and supportive.

Clients of the newly renamed Al Carlozzi Center for Counseling at OSU-Tulsa will notice an increase in space and services as the center grows to further meet the needs of the Tulsa and university communities.

OSU-Tulsa emphasizes community involvement with new assistant vice president

Emonica "Nekki" Reagan-Neeley is OSU-Tulsa's first assistant vice president for community engagement and student services.

She is OSU-Tulsa’s new assistant vice president for community engagement and student services, but she is not a new face on campus. Emonica “Nekki” Reagan-Neeley has been working on campus for a total of 27 years, and has spent much of that time as the face of OSU-Tulsa’s outreach efforts.

Center for Poets and Writers expands workshop offerings

Hone in your creative skills in through one of this season's community workshops.

The Center for Poets and Writers at OSU-Tulsa’s winter 2020 community workshops offer a new series of non-credit courses led by award-winning professionals open to any adult who wants to improve their craft.

This season’s workshops help creators hone in on the skills necessary to do everything from writing a picture book to creating a complete film on a miniscule budget.

OSU-Tulsa and TCC Expand Partnership to Strengthen Four-Year Public College Experience in Tulsa

A stronger partnership

A new initiative will strengthen the link between Oklahoma State University-Tulsa and Tulsa Community College to provide Tulsa-area students a cohesive four-year public university experience – the first of its kind in the area.

A Time for Tulsa

Dr. Pamela Fry poses with the OSU-Tulsa President Search and Screening Committee after her selection as president.

 

OSU-Tulsa Police force welcomes first captain

OSU-Tulsa Police Captain Michael Galbraith (left) in his office with Chief Leon Jones

OSU-Tulsa Police's first-ever captain poses for a portrait outside Main Hall.

New expertise coming to OSU-Tulsa Police with the department’s first captain

The new year brings new support to OSU-Tulsa Police as the department’s first police captain begins his service.

Once imprisoned, an OSU-Tulsa graduate takes on Oklahoma’s female incarceration problem

D'Marria Monday (right) and fellow OSU-Tulsa student Jacquelyn Jackson in 2017 -- one year before she would graduate and form Block Builderz.
Statewide activist and public speaker D'Marria Monday poses for a photo in Tulsa's historic Greenwood District.
 
D’Marria Monday isn’t content to hang out in the shadow of her famous uncle – OSU legend and Olympic gold medalist wrestler Kenny Monday.
 
“I want to create my own legacy. But having the footsteps of greatness behind me inspires me,” she says.
 

Orange Pride: Alicia McClendon

Orange Pride Award recipient Alicia McClendon on the other side of a camera.

You will usually find Digital Communications Specialist Alicia McClendon holding at least one phone at any given time.

Union and Jenks seniors prepare for careers, college and adult life at OSU-Tulsa

Jenks students fill Main Hall for lunch between conference sessions.

OSU-Tulsa hosts body image and eating disorders conference

Dr. Tonya Hammer, associate professor of counseling at OSU-Tulsa, is director of the Body Image and Disordered Eating Lab.

Dr. Paula Edwards-Gayfield delivers the keynote presentation to an audience of disordered eating and body image professionals.

 

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