The Tulsa Aphasia Support Group meets the third Friday of the month at 10:30 a.m. UTulsa faculty and students lead this community group to support individuals and their families who suffer from aphasia. The group meets at the Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges at 815 S. Utica Ave. For more information, please email suzanne-stanton@utulsa.edu.
Interested in learning more about patents, copyrights, and trademarks? Hope Shimabuku, director of the Texas Regional Office of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), will lead a forum for UTulsa faculty, staff, and students. Shimabuku and members of her staff will discuss how the USPTO can assist the UTulsa community, and then take […]
Join TU's Communication Sciences & Disorders for a cochlear implant support group meeting. We provide a venue to learn, practice listening and connect with individuals who use cochlear implants. Closed […]
The summer in between high school and college couldn’t be more important — when a student enters the academic community for the first time, sometimes it’s hard to know what […]
Join TU's Communication Sciences & Disorders for a cochlear implant support group meeting. We provide a venue to learn, practice listening and connect with individuals who use cochlear implants. Closed captioning is offered. ASL interpreters are available upon request. Everyone is welcome including individuals with cochlear implants and anyone considering a cochlear implant. Parents, spouses, […]
UTulsa students, faculty, and staff are invited to a lecture focused on emerging trends and disruptors shaping the healthcare industry. The University of Tulsa is proud to host Dr. Jay Wohlgemuth, M.D., distinguished Tulsa native and graduate of Harvard and Stanford.
Join UTulsa faculty and students from the Communication Sciences and Disorders department for the Tulsa Aphasia Support Group. It is open to individuals with aphasia and their families. The group […]
Join TU's Communication Sciences & Disorders for a cochlear implant support group meeting. We provide a venue to learn, practice listening and connect with individuals who use cochlear implants. Closed captioning is offered. ASL interpreters are available upon request. Everyone is welcome including individuals with cochlear implants and anyone considering a cochlear implant. Parents, spouses, […]
