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Freshman finance major Tasha Dozier was named the state champion in Prose and Dramatic Interpretation at the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Forensics Association (OIFA) State Championship Tournament Feb. 29 at Oklahoma City University.
She also placed fourth in Program Oral Interpretation.
Lasting benefits in just 4 minutes!
HIIT Training has become a very popular workout plan. HIIT stands for high interval intensity training. A 20-minute Tabata workout allows you to improve your cardiorespiratory endurance . . .
Congratulations to all 2019 – 2020 Research, Creative & Scholarly Activities (RCSA) grant award winners!
Do you have an idea for a research or creative project which you would like to carry out with a faculty mentor? Then submit your proposal to us for the student Research, Creative & Scholarly Activities (RCSA) grant program. Students who are selected will receive an award up to $500 per academic year to pay for travel expenses, . . .
The college of Liberal Arts Annual Student Symposium will be held on April 1, 2020. This event offers students the opportunity to present their exemplary writing and research as well as to participate in other academic and creative activities. The deadline for submitting abstracts is Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020 . . .
When recruiting and hiring new team members, it’s important to keep in mind the specified start dates outlined by Human Resources (HR). Each start date is on a New Employee Orientation (NEO) date and they align with payroll periods. Therefore, even if you have an employee transferring into your department, they should start on a NEO date. . . .
Whether you use Microsoft Teams, Webex or Zoom to conduct your extended classes or have meetings with colleagues, each has its way to share content. Sharing content allows both mask-to-mask and extended learners or meeting attendees the opportunity to engage with and view the content. The Technology Resource Center has several recorded sessions available . . .
What if I pointed out there was a way to improve every aspect of athletic performance in just a few minutes every day, with little or no effort, but it’s regularly ignored by a huge amount of gym goers? Mobility work is what I’m talking about. Studies show that stretching
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