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Oklahoma State University-Tulsa is hosting several initiatives to help students across Tulsa keep their minds active and involved over the summer. These programs are part of OSU-Tulsa’s commitment to service and community engagement.

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If you know Oklahoma State University-Tulsa’s Alnetta Morris, you know her new job is a perfect fit.

As a community engagement specialist, Morris creates and leads programs and initiatives to help OSU-Tulsa invest in the lives, businesses and organizations of north Tulsa and beyond. It’s a community Morris is well familiar with.

“It’s just a blessing to be selected for this role,” Morris said. “This is where I began.”

Oklahoma State University-Tulsa is launching a series of non-credit workshops beginning June 2 to educate on historical and modern issues connected to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and to inspire transformative justice.

The series is made up of three workshops led by expert OSU faculty and featuring renowned speakers and advocates. A 75 dollar enrollment price covers all three workshops in the series.

Oklahoma State University-Tulsa unveiled a new literacy initiative today that provides free access to books to neighborhood children.

Oklahoma State University-Tulsa will present an honorary doctorate of humane letters to historian and researcher John Whittington Franklin during its spring graduation ceremony May 10 at ONEOK Field.

Aerospace administration and operations students at Oklahoma State University-Tulsa have access to two new high-performance laptops thanks to the Roger Hardesty Aviation Collection. A Dell Latitude 5500 laptop and a MacBook Pro were purchased by the fund specifically for aviation students to use.

Dr. Ranji Vaidyanathan, Varnadow Chair Professor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering in the Helmerich Research Center at OSU-Tulsa, was recently named associate editor of International Ceramic Technology for American Ceramic Society. 

Oklahoma State University-Tulsa has launched the Center for Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation at OSU-Tulsa, a new community-focused center with a mission to address the historic and contemporary effects of racism and to bring about transformational and sustainable change.