Join the Gilcrease Junior Board for their second fall exhibition, Dreams. Experience artwork from Gilcrease Museum alongside pieces created by the TU community. One night only – don’t miss it!
fall 2022
Self Care Grab & Go
The Association of Black Collegians is giving out self-care bags filled with Black mental health essentials. Stop by the DEI office on sorority row to grab one!
ABC Food Drive
The Association of Black Collegians is collaborating with the National Society of Black Engineers to host a food drive at the DEI office on sorority row. We encourage everyone to donate! The first five students to donate will receive a gift card. All donations will be going to the TU True Blue Pantry. Acceptable donations include any pre-packaged non-perishable grocery item.
A Conversation with The Oklahoma Autism Network
Student Access is excited to host the Oklahoma Autism Network (OAN) to discuss neurodiversity and the Autism Spectrum as it relates to the academic world. OAN will be training faculty, staff and students on best practices in the classroom, in offices and in campus spaces that support our students on the Spectrum.
There are three opportunities to attend this conversation in person. To attend virtually via Teams, please email Abby Boehning at abby-boehning@utulsa.edu.
A Conversation with The Oklahoma Autism Network
Student Access is excited to host the Oklahoma Autism Network (OAN) to discuss neurodiversity and the Autism Spectrum as it relates to the academic world. OAN will be training faculty, staff and students on best practices in the classroom, in offices and in campus spaces that support our students on the Spectrum.
There are three opportunities to attend this conversation in person. To attend virtually via Teams, please email Abby Boehning at abby-boehning@utulsa.edu.
A Conversation with The Oklahoma Autism Network
Student Access is excited to host the Oklahoma Autism Network (OAN) to discuss neurodiversity and the Autism Spectrum as it relates to the academic world. OAN will be training faculty, staff and students on best practices in the classroom, in offices and in campus spaces that support our students on the Spectrum.
There are three opportunities to attend this conversation in person. To attend virtually via Teams, please email Abby Boehning at abby-boehning@utulsa.edu.
Lunch & Learn with Christus Health
TU students are invited to join Christus Health for free Lunch & Learn. Hear about their open opportunities in healthcare, meet representatives, grab awesome swag and have a chance to win gift cards. Don’t miss this great chance to meet with healthcare professionals and learn about opportunities available to you. This is a come-and-go event, so drop by if you have a few minutes to chat and grab free lunch!
Works-in-Progress with Drew Wood
The Helmerich Center for American Research (HCAR) is pleased to announce the 2022-23 series of Works-in-Progress seminars. These seminars nurture a community of local and regional scholars by providing opportunities to share creative activity in an academically constructive environment. Each seminar will focus on pre-circulated drafts, followed by a roundtable conversation. Our second seminar of the year will feature:
Mexican Photographer Joaquín Santamaría’s Historical Vision of the ‘Good Life’ in Veracruz
Drew Wood, Ph.D., Stanley Rutland Professor of History, University of Tulsa
Friday, Oct. 21, 3:30-5 p.m., with refreshments and reception to follow
“Joaquín Santamaría is considered one of the most important photographers in twentieth century Mexico. From his apprenticeship during the Revolutionary years up through the early 1970s, Santamaría consistently “affirmed Veracruz” both in the studio and while on assignment for the port’s daily newspaper El Dictamen.
In viewing selections from the artist’s vast treasury of over 20,000 images, my research first identifies Santamaría’s vision as one that features women and men from nearly all walks of life pictured as part of a developing postrevolutionary civic culture. I then reflect on how the photographer’s images have served as essential primary source material in recent historical scholarship on Veracruz and how often the period when Santamaría was active (from ca.1930 to 1970) is typically cast as a golden age in the city when “the good life” could be enjoyed by nearly all porteños.”
– Drew Wood
To receive an electronic copy of the paper prior to the seminar, please contact Alex Patterson at alex-patterson@utulsa.edu.
What is Ham Radio?
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!
Paycom Information Session
Come learn about career opportunities at Paycom! Open to all students. Free pizza will be served.
Self Care Grab & Go
The Association of Black Collegians is giving out self-care bags filled with Black mental health essentials. Stop by the DEI office on sorority row to grab one!
ABC Food Drive
The Association of Black Collegians is collaborating with the National Society of Black Engineers to host a food drive at the DEI office on sorority row. We encourage everyone to donate! The first five students to donate will receive a gift card. All donations will be going to the TU True Blue Pantry. Acceptable donations include any pre-packaged non-perishable grocery item.
A Conversation with The Oklahoma Autism Network
Student Access is excited to host the Oklahoma Autism Network (OAN) to discuss neurodiversity and the Autism Spectrum as it relates to the academic world. OAN will be training faculty, staff and students on best practices in the classroom, in offices and in campus spaces that support our students on the Spectrum.
There are three opportunities to attend this conversation in person. To attend virtually via Teams, please email Abby Boehning at abby-boehning@utulsa.edu.
A Conversation with The Oklahoma Autism Network
Student Access is excited to host the Oklahoma Autism Network (OAN) to discuss neurodiversity and the Autism Spectrum as it relates to the academic world. OAN will be training faculty, staff and students on best practices in the classroom, in offices and in campus spaces that support our students on the Spectrum.
There are three opportunities to attend this conversation in person. To attend virtually via Teams, please email Abby Boehning at abby-boehning@utulsa.edu.
A Conversation with The Oklahoma Autism Network
Student Access is excited to host the Oklahoma Autism Network (OAN) to discuss neurodiversity and the Autism Spectrum as it relates to the academic world. OAN will be training faculty, staff and students on best practices in the classroom, in offices and in campus spaces that support our students on the Spectrum.
There are three opportunities to attend this conversation in person. To attend virtually via Teams, please email Abby Boehning at abby-boehning@utulsa.edu.
Lunch & Learn with Christus Health
TU students are invited to join Christus Health for free Lunch & Learn. Hear about their open opportunities in healthcare, meet representatives, grab awesome swag and have a chance to win gift cards. Don’t miss this great chance to meet with healthcare professionals and learn about opportunities available to you. This is a come-and-go event, so drop by if you have a few minutes to chat and grab free lunch!
Works-in-Progress with Drew Wood
The Helmerich Center for American Research (HCAR) is pleased to announce the 2022-23 series of Works-in-Progress seminars. These seminars nurture a community of local and regional scholars by providing opportunities to share creative activity in an academically constructive environment. Each seminar will focus on pre-circulated drafts, followed by a roundtable conversation. Our second seminar of the year will feature:
Mexican Photographer Joaquín Santamaría’s Historical Vision of the ‘Good Life’ in Veracruz
Drew Wood, Ph.D., Stanley Rutland Professor of History, University of Tulsa
Friday, Oct. 21, 3:30-5 p.m., with refreshments and reception to follow
“Joaquín Santamaría is considered one of the most important photographers in twentieth century Mexico. From his apprenticeship during the Revolutionary years up through the early 1970s, Santamaría consistently “affirmed Veracruz” both in the studio and while on assignment for the port’s daily newspaper El Dictamen.
In viewing selections from the artist’s vast treasury of over 20,000 images, my research first identifies Santamaría’s vision as one that features women and men from nearly all walks of life pictured as part of a developing postrevolutionary civic culture. I then reflect on how the photographer’s images have served as essential primary source material in recent historical scholarship on Veracruz and how often the period when Santamaría was active (from ca.1930 to 1970) is typically cast as a golden age in the city when “the good life” could be enjoyed by nearly all porteños.”
– Drew Wood
To receive an electronic copy of the paper prior to the seminar, please contact Alex Patterson at alex-patterson@utulsa.edu.
What is Ham Radio?
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!
Paycom Information Session
Come learn about career opportunities at Paycom! Open to all students. Free pizza will be served.