Tired of attending four events, trying to figure out all the things you need to know for the career fair? Join us for a Masterclass on Preparing for the Career Fair. This event will be a rotational interactive experience. Visit career prep stations to prepare you on the following topics – Handshakes & Interviews, Powerful Profiles, Job & Employer Research, Elevator Pitches, & Professional Presence. Each prep station will be a hands-on activity where you will get to test out the practices and put them into place in a short 10-minute span! Join us, and be more prepared than you ever have been for the best career fair yet!
Come to one of our two sessions for a chance to win one of four 40″ Smart TVs. Lunch vouchers will be provided for every attendee!
Attend two or more events plus the fair and you will be entered for a chance to win a Xbox Series X!
**SPACE IS LIMITED – register ahead of time to secure your spot.
Robin Aupperle, associate professor of community medicine, will present a lecture titled “Experience the Value of Play” at Discovery Lab.
Dinner will be provided in the Jolt @ TU Business Center from 5 to 5:45 p.m. before taking a trolley to the lecture.
Register online to attend.
Robin Aupperle is a member of the Laureate Institute for Brain Research. Her areas of interest are clinical neuropsychology, cognitive rehabilitation and treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Her presentation centers on the positive influence of play for creativity. After the presentation, you’re welcome to explore the Discovery Lab and enjoy all the offerings of the new space.
Kwanzaa doesn’t start until Dec. 26, but TU students, faculty and staff are invited to join the DEI Office for a pre-Kwanzaa celebration! Take a break from studying to learn about the holiday, enjoy food from Sisserou’s and make a corn husk vase.
TU students are invited to Sharp Plaza for a festive evening toast to the end of classes and the beginning of reading days and finals. Enjoy live holiday music by the Bravo Brass Quintet, stilt walkers, fire dancers, cider, hot chocolate and free food!
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 the DEI Office and guest facilitator Darian Fernanda Martinez as we enjoy tea and deepen our understanding of intersectionality as a theory and tool, rather than a buzzword.
Are you brave enough to endure the last night of Fisher South? See if you survive this haunted hall. All ages are welcome.
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!
Join GitWit Creative Studio and students from the Zero.One Innovation class as they ideate around their semester projects. No experience necessary – jump right in to provide your thoughts and troubleshoot potential solutions. Open to all students, regardless of discipline. Food, engaging activities, creativity and innovation process.
