Students will be tasked to build the strongest bridge they can with using materials provided (foam legos, plastic straws, popsicle sticks, etc). The catch is, within their team, they will only build the left or right half and NOT be able to see what the other side is doing. There will be a winning team (with prizes) based on whose bridge can hold the most weight!
The second part of the event is a communication simulation. Students will be provided a task to complete, but some students will have specific roles to play to make that tasks more difficult. This event will really focus on communication styles with different types of people in group settings.
In this Webinar Wednesday session, Graduate Advisor Hema Ramsurn will showcase TU’s Chemical Engineering program, highlighting the exciting research current and past students have done. Tune in to find out all about this program and the many opportunities available to you!
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TU students, faculty and staff are invited to join the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in celebrating Pi Day with Elote tacos and pie!
During the spring 2023 semester, interdisciplinary student teams will be challenged to develop innovative transportation solutions for the City of Tulsa. Both undergraduate and graduate students can participate.
In an effort to expand mobility options for all Tulsans, the mobility strategy includes a recommendation that an university innovation challenge be held to seek diverse solutions to improve Tulsa’s transportation options in order to improve communities, equity and access for underserved Tulsans, attract new businesses, reduce vehicle emissions and make roadways safer.
This year’s competition will focus on improving equity and access for underserved Tulsans. Currently, too many Tulsans live too far away from reliable public transportation, thereby limiting their access to healthy food, health care and employment.
Students and faculty are invited to attend an information session on in Helmerich Hall’s JOLT Center. Representatives from the City of Tulsa will be attending to discuss the importance of this initiative. Food will be provided.
Join WomENS to paint a pumpkin, eat some pizza and listen to Taylor Swift’s new album. Drop in anytime 3-5 p.m.!
Join the TU Amateur Radio Club for their first club meeting and hear a presentation titled What is Ham Radio? Attendees will also see a demonstration of a remote HF station and digital radio modes, and have the opportunity to ask questions about Ham Radio. Open to all majors – bring your friends!
Come learn about career opportunities at Paycom! Open to all students. Free pizza will be served.
If you want to learn to solder (especially for future classes) or just want to improve your skills, sign up for a free soldering workshop. Free pizza will be provided.
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Information session that will include event planning for FAL, how to get involved in the group and light refreshments.
