UTulsa students: Join the Association of Black Collegians for food, drinks, and Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader “Black History Edition” for our General Body meeting to end the school year!
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Call for Nominations: Resilience and Belonging Awards
Know someone who has demonstrated an intentional commitment to creating welcoming space for ALL of the “TU-niverse”? *NOMINATE ‘EM!*
Know someone who has challenged themselves to see beyond “difference”, discomfort, or lack of understanding to genuinely lean into curiosity and expand their perspective? *NOMINATE ‘EM!*
Have a teacher or staff mentor who advocates for others in ways that they can’t advocate for themselves? *NOMINATE EM!*
Students, Staff, Faculty, & Alumni are ALL eligible for nominations, and the Office for Resilience & Belonging is looking forward to honoring these “humane humans”!
Deadline for nominations is Friday, February 28!
The Society of Women Minorities in Medicine- Cerebral Showdown
The SWMM Cerebral Showdown is a game of Medical Jeopardy like no other!
On Feb 21st at 2-3 PM in the Alcove room. This event allows women minorities in medicine to enjoy a fun medicine-based activity while enjoying free food.
Open Mic Night with the Assocation of Black Collegains
Join the Assocation of Black Collegains for an Open Mic Night! Listen to music, jokes, monologues, poems and more with food and drinks!
Association of Black Collegians (A.B.C.) Black History Month General Body Meeting
Come join the Association of Black Collegians for food, drinks and A.B.C. themed Family Feud for our General Body meeting to kick off Black History Month! Open to all students who are interested in attending.
Black Education and Experience Fair (B.E.E.F)
Enjoy food, drinks and get educated on black history, art, music and culture with ABC at our Black Excellence and Experience fair. Enter into our raffle for the chance to win a gift card!
Soul Food Soiree in Pat Case
It’s time for The Association of Black Collegians annual Soul Food Soiree in Pat Case for lunch and dinner! Come enjoy some soul food and music!
Trivia and music with the Divine Nine!
Join us on the first floor of the student union for music and trivia with the historically black sororities of TU! The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) is the governing council for nine historically African American fraternities and sororities, also known as the Divine Nine. We look forward to seeing you for a time of music, trivia, and fun!
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade
Save the date!
The Tulsa Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade celebrates participants of all ages honoring MLK’s legacy and demonstrating how we can continue keeping his dream alive. UTulsa is excited to once again participate in this annual celebration of a life committed to equity, justice, fairness, and dignity for all.
More information and registration coming soon.
Interfaith Engagement Fellowship Deadline
TU undergraduate and graduate students who are qualified to work in the United States are invited to apply to participate in the 2025 Interfaith Engagement Fellowship. This paid fellowship program provides students training in interfaith dialogue and leadership skills necessary to host a campus film screening of “Three Chaplains,” an award-winning PBS documentary that explores pluralism, chaplaincy, and Muslim life in the U.S. military today. Training consists of a brief online course at ReligionandPublicLife.org and you earn a professional certificate in “Interfaith Engagement.” Participants are awarded a $500 stipend for organizing and hosting a film screening on your academic campus.
Use the form on ThreeChaplains.com to apply to serve as an Interfaith Engagement Fellow.
This event is sponsored or approved by the Office of Student Affairs but is not organized or owned by The University of Tulsa. Please reach out to dean-of-students@utulsa.edu for more information.
Call for Nominations: Resilience and Belonging Awards
Know someone who has demonstrated an intentional commitment to creating welcoming space for ALL of the “TU-niverse”? *NOMINATE ‘EM!*
Know someone who has challenged themselves to see beyond “difference”, discomfort, or lack of understanding to genuinely lean into curiosity and expand their perspective? *NOMINATE ‘EM!*
Have a teacher or staff mentor who advocates for others in ways that they can’t advocate for themselves? *NOMINATE EM!*
Students, Staff, Faculty, & Alumni are ALL eligible for nominations, and the Office for Resilience & Belonging is looking forward to honoring these “humane humans”!
Deadline for nominations is Friday, February 28!
The Society of Women Minorities in Medicine- Cerebral Showdown
The SWMM Cerebral Showdown is a game of Medical Jeopardy like no other!
On Feb 21st at 2-3 PM in the Alcove room. This event allows women minorities in medicine to enjoy a fun medicine-based activity while enjoying free food.
Open Mic Night with the Assocation of Black Collegains
Join the Assocation of Black Collegains for an Open Mic Night! Listen to music, jokes, monologues, poems and more with food and drinks!
Association of Black Collegians (A.B.C.) Black History Month General Body Meeting
Come join the Association of Black Collegians for food, drinks and A.B.C. themed Family Feud for our General Body meeting to kick off Black History Month! Open to all students who are interested in attending.
Black Education and Experience Fair (B.E.E.F)
Enjoy food, drinks and get educated on black history, art, music and culture with ABC at our Black Excellence and Experience fair. Enter into our raffle for the chance to win a gift card!
Soul Food Soiree in Pat Case
It’s time for The Association of Black Collegians annual Soul Food Soiree in Pat Case for lunch and dinner! Come enjoy some soul food and music!
Trivia and music with the Divine Nine!
Join us on the first floor of the student union for music and trivia with the historically black sororities of TU! The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) is the governing council for nine historically African American fraternities and sororities, also known as the Divine Nine. We look forward to seeing you for a time of music, trivia, and fun!
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade
Save the date!
The Tulsa Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade celebrates participants of all ages honoring MLK’s legacy and demonstrating how we can continue keeping his dream alive. UTulsa is excited to once again participate in this annual celebration of a life committed to equity, justice, fairness, and dignity for all.
More information and registration coming soon.
Interfaith Engagement Fellowship Deadline
TU undergraduate and graduate students who are qualified to work in the United States are invited to apply to participate in the 2025 Interfaith Engagement Fellowship. This paid fellowship program provides students training in interfaith dialogue and leadership skills necessary to host a campus film screening of “Three Chaplains,” an award-winning PBS documentary that explores pluralism, chaplaincy, and Muslim life in the U.S. military today. Training consists of a brief online course at ReligionandPublicLife.org and you earn a professional certificate in “Interfaith Engagement.” Participants are awarded a $500 stipend for organizing and hosting a film screening on your academic campus.
Use the form on ThreeChaplains.com to apply to serve as an Interfaith Engagement Fellow.
This event is sponsored or approved by the Office of Student Affairs but is not organized or owned by The University of Tulsa. Please reach out to dean-of-students@utulsa.edu for more information.