The UTulsa Summer Band Camp focuses primarily on large concert band repertoire and performance. In addition to the full concert band, the band will be divided into chamber groups by instrument or instrument family depending on available camp instrumentation (woodwind ensemble, brass ensemble, flute choir, clarinet choir, trumpet choir, percussion ensemble, etc.). This annual two-week […]
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 […]
This event is by invitation only. Join the Oklahoma Cyber Innovation Institute (OCII) as we officially open our new facility at 101 Archer in downtown Tulsa. This open house and ribbon cutting will showcase OCII’s expanded capabilities in cybersecurity, autonomous systems and workforce development. Guests will hear brief remarks from community and industry leaders, followed […]
“Finding Oklahoma” features original photographs by Leonid Furmansky of our state’s strangest, most beautiful and often overlooked structures. Discover what makes Oklahoma’s built landscapes rich—and maybe even a bit surprising! Leonid Furmansky is an architectural photographer based in Austin, Texas who explores the built environment and the ways architecture shapes how we live. His work […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is pleased to feature Musonium Grand Prize Award winner Andrea Kowch’s “Unexpected Company,” as well as works by Cherokee Nation artist Richard D. York, in the South Gallery on from May 1 - July 3. Andrea Kowch is an internationally recognized American painter whose work in magical realism has […]
Free weekly event hosted by BCM and FCA. Food and games provided.
