CAPS Connection Groups are a supportive and confidential space for students to gain insight, knowledge and skills, and to explore new ways of interacting with others.
fall 2022
CAPS Connection Groups
CAPS Connection Groups are a supportive and confidential space for students to gain insight, knowledge and skills, and to explore new ways of interacting with others.
CAPS Connection Groups
CAPS Connection Groups are a supportive and confidential space for students to gain insight, knowledge and skills, and to explore new ways of interacting with others.
Law Alumni Awards Luncheon at the OBA Annual Meeting
The University of Tulsa College of Law Alumni Association will host a lunch and awards ceremony for all TU Law alumni during the Oklahoma Bar Association (OBA) annual meeting. The alumni association honors outstanding junior and senior alumni, and the OBA recognizes outstanding TU Law students. The meeting will be held at the Oklahoma City Convention Center.
Keynote speaker will be TU Law Alumna, Julie Carson (JD ’97), deputy director at U.S. Department of Defense Advisory Committee on Sexual Assault in the Armed Forces and Military Justice Review Panel.
2022 Honorees include John Dale (JD ’03), chairman and chief executive officer, GableGotwals, and Mbilike Mwafulirwa (LFM ’10, JD ’12), attorney, Brewster and De Angelis.
Register: https://lawalumni.utulsa.edu/oklahoma-bar-association-luncheon/
For more information and sponsorship opportunities, contact tulawalumni@utulsa.edu.
Study Abroad 101
Come hear from students who have studied abroad, learn more about program opportunities, have your questions answered and enjoy some Cane’s chicken!
Friends of Finance Executive Speaker Series: John List
Join us Friday, Sept. 16, to hear from John List, chief economist at WalMart. Registration is required.
If you are interested in a networking event that brings top business leaders to The University of Tulsa, the Executive Speaker Series is the event for you.
The Executive Speaker Series brings leading executives to the TU campus to share their knowledge and explore important business issues. Since 1987, more than 240 nationally prominent businesses and public leaders have participated in our Friends of Finance Executive Speaker Series. A sampling of speakers over the past 35+ years, include: Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO, Bank One; Doug McMillon, president and CEO, WalMart Stores, Inc.; Diana Ferguson, SVP, Sara Lee Corporation; Steve Malcolm, chairman, president, and CEO, Williams; and Kenneth Lewis, president, Bank of America.
Annual Eddie Faye Gates Lecture with Dr. Autumn Brown
As part of Gilcrease Museum’s IMLS CARES Act Grant “From Trauma to Resilience: Learning from the Eddie Faye Gates Collection,” Gilcrease invites you to attend a free and public lecture by IMLS Research Scholar Autumn Brown, co-hosted with the Greenwood Cultural Center. Registration is required.
“Break and Build: They can break, but they can’t erase – they can build, but they can’t bury”
This year’s Annual Eddie Faye Gates lecture, co-hosted by Gilcrease Museum and the Greenwood Cultural Center, will center on resilience, strength and rebuilding. The importance of Greenwood and North Tulsa goes far beyond the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. In fact, the Greenwood District was a fully realized antidote to the violent racial oppression of the early 1900s and remains a space of solace for Black Tulsans and descendants of the Race Massacre. Brown will examine the importance of North Tulsa in Eddie Faye Gates’ life and work, as well as the many ways in which Greenwood is thriving today. What took years to build was destroyed in less than 24 hours. But as the title of the lecture states, they can break but they can’t erase.
Autumn Brown is IMLS Research Scholar at Gilcrease Museum. She earned her Ph.D. in Social Foundations of Education at Oklahoma State University. Her doctoral research focused on Civil Rights leader and teacher activist Clara Luper. She is the lead researcher in the IMLS CARES Act Grant at Gilcrease Museum focused on the Eddie Faye Gates Tulsa Race Massacre Collection and is also a research professional at OSU with the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program (OOHRP). She is a member of Tri-City Collective, Inc., whose work is driven by a passion for social justice and creative expression.
Open House and Lunch – Center for Applied Design Thinking Launch
Do you like to use your creativity to help other people? Would you like to learn how to turn your ideas into reality and build inventions? Come check out the Center for Applied Design Thinking! Learn more about exciting classes and clubs that use Design Thinking to solve problems, make something fun with FabLab Tulsa’s maker equipment, enter the free raffle for prizes and enjoy free puffy tacos and churros from Elote. All students, faculty and staff are welcome!
Joseph Rivers – Dreams, Elegies and Cat Fights
J. Donald Feagin Professor of Music and Film Studies Joseph Rivers, Ph.D., will present “Dreams, Elegies and Cat Fights,” a concert of his music in Gussman Concert Hall at the Lorton Performance Center. The concert will include original instrumental and vocal music and will feature a performance of Every Man’s Land, commissioned by Kathryn LaFortune, Ph.D., based on a World War I poem found in her grandfather’s diary. It will be performed by the St. John’s Chamber Choir, directed by Zachary Malavolti, Ph.D. A reception will follow the concert in the Lorton Performance Center lobby.
The concert is free and open to the public.
Fall Term Begins
First day of classes
CAPS Connection Groups
CAPS Connection Groups are a supportive and confidential space for students to gain insight, knowledge and skills, and to explore new ways of interacting with others.
CAPS Connection Groups
CAPS Connection Groups are a supportive and confidential space for students to gain insight, knowledge and skills, and to explore new ways of interacting with others.
Law Alumni Awards Luncheon at the OBA Annual Meeting
The University of Tulsa College of Law Alumni Association will host a lunch and awards ceremony for all TU Law alumni during the Oklahoma Bar Association (OBA) annual meeting. The alumni association honors outstanding junior and senior alumni, and the OBA recognizes outstanding TU Law students. The meeting will be held at the Oklahoma City Convention Center.
Keynote speaker will be TU Law Alumna, Julie Carson (JD ’97), deputy director at U.S. Department of Defense Advisory Committee on Sexual Assault in the Armed Forces and Military Justice Review Panel.
2022 Honorees include John Dale (JD ’03), chairman and chief executive officer, GableGotwals, and Mbilike Mwafulirwa (LFM ’10, JD ’12), attorney, Brewster and De Angelis.
Register: https://lawalumni.utulsa.edu/oklahoma-bar-association-luncheon/
For more information and sponsorship opportunities, contact tulawalumni@utulsa.edu.
Study Abroad 101
Come hear from students who have studied abroad, learn more about program opportunities, have your questions answered and enjoy some Cane’s chicken!
Friends of Finance Executive Speaker Series: John List
Join us Friday, Sept. 16, to hear from John List, chief economist at WalMart. Registration is required.
If you are interested in a networking event that brings top business leaders to The University of Tulsa, the Executive Speaker Series is the event for you.
The Executive Speaker Series brings leading executives to the TU campus to share their knowledge and explore important business issues. Since 1987, more than 240 nationally prominent businesses and public leaders have participated in our Friends of Finance Executive Speaker Series. A sampling of speakers over the past 35+ years, include: Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO, Bank One; Doug McMillon, president and CEO, WalMart Stores, Inc.; Diana Ferguson, SVP, Sara Lee Corporation; Steve Malcolm, chairman, president, and CEO, Williams; and Kenneth Lewis, president, Bank of America.
Annual Eddie Faye Gates Lecture with Dr. Autumn Brown
As part of Gilcrease Museum’s IMLS CARES Act Grant “From Trauma to Resilience: Learning from the Eddie Faye Gates Collection,” Gilcrease invites you to attend a free and public lecture by IMLS Research Scholar Autumn Brown, co-hosted with the Greenwood Cultural Center. Registration is required.
“Break and Build: They can break, but they can’t erase – they can build, but they can’t bury”
This year’s Annual Eddie Faye Gates lecture, co-hosted by Gilcrease Museum and the Greenwood Cultural Center, will center on resilience, strength and rebuilding. The importance of Greenwood and North Tulsa goes far beyond the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. In fact, the Greenwood District was a fully realized antidote to the violent racial oppression of the early 1900s and remains a space of solace for Black Tulsans and descendants of the Race Massacre. Brown will examine the importance of North Tulsa in Eddie Faye Gates’ life and work, as well as the many ways in which Greenwood is thriving today. What took years to build was destroyed in less than 24 hours. But as the title of the lecture states, they can break but they can’t erase.
Autumn Brown is IMLS Research Scholar at Gilcrease Museum. She earned her Ph.D. in Social Foundations of Education at Oklahoma State University. Her doctoral research focused on Civil Rights leader and teacher activist Clara Luper. She is the lead researcher in the IMLS CARES Act Grant at Gilcrease Museum focused on the Eddie Faye Gates Tulsa Race Massacre Collection and is also a research professional at OSU with the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program (OOHRP). She is a member of Tri-City Collective, Inc., whose work is driven by a passion for social justice and creative expression.
Open House and Lunch – Center for Applied Design Thinking Launch
Do you like to use your creativity to help other people? Would you like to learn how to turn your ideas into reality and build inventions? Come check out the Center for Applied Design Thinking! Learn more about exciting classes and clubs that use Design Thinking to solve problems, make something fun with FabLab Tulsa’s maker equipment, enter the free raffle for prizes and enjoy free puffy tacos and churros from Elote. All students, faculty and staff are welcome!
Joseph Rivers – Dreams, Elegies and Cat Fights
J. Donald Feagin Professor of Music and Film Studies Joseph Rivers, Ph.D., will present “Dreams, Elegies and Cat Fights,” a concert of his music in Gussman Concert Hall at the Lorton Performance Center. The concert will include original instrumental and vocal music and will feature a performance of Every Man’s Land, commissioned by Kathryn LaFortune, Ph.D., based on a World War I poem found in her grandfather’s diary. It will be performed by the St. John’s Chamber Choir, directed by Zachary Malavolti, Ph.D. A reception will follow the concert in the Lorton Performance Center lobby.
The concert is free and open to the public.
Fall Term Begins
First day of classes