The Student Research Colloquium was established in 1998 to provide TU students with an opportunity to gain public speaking experience, learn about research from fields outside their own academic discipline, and experience judging methods used by professional organizations for national and international meetings/conferences. For more information, contact the Research Colloquium Committee at research-colloquium@utulsa.edu. Complete the […]
Tulsa community join Kendall College of Arts & Sciences for a drink and listen to faculty members present their research at this informal symposium. This semester's presenters include: - Jennifer Jones, Applied Assistant Professor of Film Studies - Gaurav Kampani, Associate Professor of Political Science - Patrick Pedersen, Fulbright Visiting Scholar - Bruce Willis, Professor […]
TU faculty and graduate students are invited to join the Henneke Center and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs for a workshop with Dr. Stephen Karian (University of Missouri) […]
TU's Department of Psychology invites TU students to the dissertation defense of Seth Osborn, a doctoral student in Industrial/Organizational Psychology.
The Student Research Colloquium was established in 1998 to provide TU students with an opportunity to gain public speaking experience, learn about research from fields outside their own academic discipline, […]
Students in the Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge present outcomes from their research projects in a poster session (5-6 pm) and two sessions of oral presentations. There will be food!
What will be the future of space exploration? Join The University of Tulsa's College of Engineering & Computer Science for a lecture on the future of space with renowned space […]
Sleep is a critical component of overall health and well-being for people of all ages. This presentation will summarize the evidence for a range of sleep-related public health issues and […]
