Join AIML Club, LANBrew, WiCyS, Root66, Tabletop Games Club, Software Engineering Club, and JOLT for an after hours mixer just off campus at the fabulous Campbell Hotel's Renaissance Square event space. $600 in Amazon gift cards raffled at midnight - complete the survey to enter: https://forms.office.com/r/TE1VeR78ff Free Mazzio's, Cane's, and drinks for the first 200 […]
On Thursday, April 17, UTulsa students will have the chance to meet with Navy leadership and crew members from the USS Oklahoma for an informal, engaging discussion about careers in the Navy, leadership development, and life aboard ship. This is a relaxed event with snacks provided, and there will be time for Q&A and one-on-one […]
Maker Faire Tulsa is an award-winning, family-friendly event celebrating technology, education, science, arts, crafts, engineering, food, sustainability and making of all kinds. Whether you're a techie, artist, engineer or just love to learn, Maker Faire Tulsa is packed with innovation, creativity and hands-on fun. Admission is free. Glimpse the future and get inspired! One day […]
A monthly meeting during the academic year to discuss the latest progress in physics and engineering. Free and open to the public.
Join UTulsa's Department of Physics & Engineering Physics for their annual Fall Cookout! Everyone is welcome, bring a friend! There will be free BBQ, volleyball, games and the annual bonfire. Please RSVP so Professor McCoy can know how much food to get. Rides are available as well.
CALL FOR GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIP PRE-APPLICATIONS Are you an exceptional sophomore or junior in a STEM field (Natural Sciences, Engineering, or Mathematics)? Do you intend to pursue a research career? The […]
Join us on Tuesday, Oct. 14 from 6:30-8 p.m. to learn more about the Tulsa Schweitzer Fellowship, hear from Fellowship alumni and collaborate with other interested students around shared project […]
Monthly meetings during the academic year of the long-running UTulsa Physics Journal Club. UTulsa students and instructors, area high school students and teachers as well as interested community members of all ages gather to discuss current progress in physics and engineering. The meetings are interactive and engaging, and explore fascinating developments from top research programs […]
Updated location: December's Physics Journal Club meeting will take place in 2040 Keplinger Hall. (See building 23 on UTulsa's printable campus map.) Monthly meetings during the academic year of the […]
