Summer 26: Second Five-Week Session
The second Summer 2026 five-week session begins July 6 and ends August 7.
12 events found.
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Summer Piano Camp
Lorton Performance Center 550 South Gary Place, Tulsa, OK, United StatesUTulsa Summer Piano Camp is open to intermediate to advanced level piano students, grades nine through 12. Students will work with UTulsa piano faculty and attend seminars, workshops and presentations designed to equip pianists with the necessary skills for a career in music, or to simply enrich their lives through music, performance and informed listening. […]
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Chamber Music Camp
Lorton Performance Center 550 South Gary Place, Tulsa, OK, United StatesThe UTulsa Chamber Music Camp is a five-day program beginning Monday morning and ending with a final showcase concert Friday evening. The camp is open to intermediate and advanced string students currently enrolled in middle and high school. A minimum of two years of playing experience is required. Seniors who have just graduated are welcome. […]
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EMG research study sign-up
The title of the study is, “Reliability of EMG-driven Robotic Response- A Pilot Study.” The purpose of this study is to determine the reliability of using EMG signals (created from a person contracting their thigh muscles) to alert a robotic arm to aid with an activity. If you are a male or female 18 years […]
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OCII Cybersecurity Camp (Grades 9–12)
101 Archer 101 E. Archer St., Tulsa, OK, United StatesJoin the Oklahoma Cyber Innovation Institute at The University of Tulsa for a week-long, hands-on cybersecurity camp designed for high school students interested in technology, problem solving and digital security. This camp provides a practical introduction to cybersecurity concepts and real-world skills in a structured, engaging environment. It is well-suited for both beginners and students […]
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Mental Health First Aid Training
Helmerich Hall 2900 East 5th Street, Tulsa, OK, United StatesCounseling and Psychological Services is hosting an in-person Mental Health First Aid course in Helmerich Hall, Room 212, from 9 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Thursday July 16. Just as CPR helps […]
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Graduate Programs & Application Webinar
This (open to the public) event is a virtual information session about UTulsa graduate programs and how to apply to graduate school. UTulsa undergraduate students automatically receive one application fee waiver to apply to the graduate school, but are welcome to attend the event to learn more about the application process. Spots are limited, so […]
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EMG research study sign-up
The title of the study is, “Reliability of EMG-driven Robotic Response- A Pilot Study.” The purpose of this study is to determine the reliability of using EMG signals (created from a person contracting their thigh muscles) to alert a robotic arm to aid with an activity. If you are a male or female 18 years […]
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OCII Cybersecurity Camp (Grades 9–12)
101 Archer 101 E. Archer St., Tulsa, OK, United StatesJoin the Oklahoma Cyber Innovation Institute at The University of Tulsa for a week-long, hands-on cybersecurity camp designed for high school students interested in technology, problem solving and digital security. This camp provides a practical introduction to cybersecurity concepts and real-world skills in a structured, engaging environment. It is well-suited for both beginners and students […]
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EMG research study sign-up
The title of the study is, “Reliability of EMG-driven Robotic Response- A Pilot Study.” The purpose of this study is to determine the reliability of using EMG signals (created from a person contracting their thigh muscles) to alert a robotic arm to aid with an activity. If you are a male or female 18 years […]
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EMG research study sign-up
The title of the study is, “Reliability of EMG-driven Robotic Response- A Pilot Study.” The purpose of this study is to determine the reliability of using EMG signals (created from a person contracting their thigh muscles) to alert a robotic arm to aid with an activity. If you are a male or female 18 years […]
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EMG research study sign-up
The title of the study is, “Reliability of EMG-driven Robotic Response- A Pilot Study.” The purpose of this study is to determine the reliability of using EMG signals (created from a person contracting their thigh muscles) to alert a robotic arm to aid with an activity. If you are a male or female 18 years […]