TU students are invited for a laid-back night of painting and community! Each student of age will receive one free drink ticket. Transportation available for those who need it.
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JOLT Creativity Event – Stress Management and Guided Meditation
Learn stress-reduction techniques and participate in a guided meditation. Bring your own mat or sit in one of our chairs. Facilitated by Lindsay Patterson, Ph.D.
Tulsa Mobility Challenge info session
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.
Open Study Hall
Come join the Student Success Coaches to enjoy hot cocoa, apple cider, and great company as you study! You can get FYE For You credit for attending as you sip and study the night away.
Open Study Hall
Come join the Student Success Coaches to enjoy hot cocoa, apple cider, and great company as you study! You can get FYE For You credit for attending as you sip and study the night away.
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.
HallowQueens
What better way to celebrate Halloween than with a drag show hosted by Tulsa’s own Adonia? There will be snacks, a costume contest with prizes and – of course – drag queens! Don’t forget to bring small bills to tip the performers.
Hurricane Thursday: Dust Bowl
Join us for a free bowling night hosted at Dust Bowl Lounge. Register now to reserve a lane. Free transportation will be provided to and from the event. The lounge is 21+ after 8 p.m. A free tater tot bar will be available to attendees.
Thursday, Oct. 6, 6-7:30 p.m./7:30-9 p.m.
Dust Bowl Bowling Lounge
211 S. Elgin Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120
JOLT Creativity Event – Stress Management and Guided Meditation
Learn stress-reduction techniques and participate in a guided meditation. Bring your own mat or sit in one of our chairs. Facilitated by Lindsay Patterson, Ph.D.
Tulsa Mobility Challenge info session
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.
Open Study Hall
Come join the Student Success Coaches to enjoy hot cocoa, apple cider, and great company as you study! You can get FYE For You credit for attending as you sip and study the night away.
Open Study Hall
Come join the Student Success Coaches to enjoy hot cocoa, apple cider, and great company as you study! You can get FYE For You credit for attending as you sip and study the night away.
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.
HallowQueens
What better way to celebrate Halloween than with a drag show hosted by Tulsa’s own Adonia? There will be snacks, a costume contest with prizes and – of course – drag queens! Don’t forget to bring small bills to tip the performers.
Hurricane Thursday: Dust Bowl
Join us for a free bowling night hosted at Dust Bowl Lounge. Register now to reserve a lane. Free transportation will be provided to and from the event. The lounge is 21+ after 8 p.m. A free tater tot bar will be available to attendees.
Thursday, Oct. 6, 6-7:30 p.m./7:30-9 p.m.
Dust Bowl Bowling Lounge
211 S. Elgin Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120