Lunch and Learn with EXSS Club, our speaker is Josh Jackson is from Next Level Athletics, a sports performance training facility in Tulsa. Josh works with a variety of athletes to improve speed, agility and strength through group classes, team training and private lessons. Teams such as RSU Men’s soccer, Jenks Women’s basketball, Booker T Men’s soccer and Blitz Soccer academy train with Next Level Athletics.
Oxley College of Health Sciences
STRETCHED 10th Grade College Excursion
The STRETCHED 10th Grade College Excursion provides high school students with an opportunity to learn about becoming a healthcare professional. The students hear from a panel of professionals from a variety of different health-related fields. The students will engage in hands-on learning activities and also learn more about the college admissions process and ways to make college affordable.
12th Grade Next Steps Symposium
The 12th Grade Next Steps Symposium consists of the following components: High school students hear from a panel of pre-med students who discuss their experiences in making the transition from high school to college. The panel session is immediately followed by a Q&A session with the panelists. At this event, students also learn tips for preparing college admission essays and have an opportunity to begin drafting their essays through our interactive breakout session led by University of Tulsa writing specialists. In addition to receiving a campus tour from the admissions team to conclude the day.
Youth Sports Safety Festival
Attention all parents, coaches, and the Tulsa community! TU’s Oxley College of Health & Natural Sciences‘ Concussion Center is hosting a free Youth Sports Safety Festival at McCullough Park that’s not to be missed.
This festival is all about promoting a safe and enjoyable environment for children participating in sports. You’ll learn fundamental safety practices, such as how to properly use equipment and the importance of protective gear, we recommend bringing bikes, scooters, skateboards, or other things to ride. Certified health care professionals will be on hand to offer valuable insights and answer any questions you may have about sports-related injuries.
But that’s not all! You can also engage in various hands-on activities and games, interact with community partners, and take part in professional skateboarding demonstrations. Plus, you’ll have the chance to win a free helmet and other giveaways.
So, what are you waiting for? Join us at the festival, and prioritize the well-being of young athletes. With engaging activities, educational resources, and a commitment to creating a safe sporting environment, there’s no better way to spend an afternoon.
Follow the Facebook event here for any weather-related updates.
McCullough Park
11534 E. 25th St. Tulsa, OK 74129
Events & Community Partners
- The University of Tulsa Athletic Training program: Helmet giveaway
- USA BMX: Enjoy Olympian demonstrations, autograph sessions, and take rides on provided ramps
- Phat Tire: Basic bike repairs and safety inspections
- The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges: Informational material and adaptive bikes
- Brain Injury Recovery Foundation: Informational material, helmet stickers, temporary tattoos and more giveaway gifts
- Childhood Concussion Coalition: Information material
- Safe Kids Oklahoma: All-terrain vehicle (ATV) safety program
- Safe Kids Tulsa: Information material on water safety, helmet safety, and car seat safety
- OKC Sheriff’s Office: Utility task vehicle (UTV) simulation
- The University of Tulsa Institute for Trauma, Adversity & Injustice
- The University of Tulsa School of Nursing: Introduction to wound care, build your own first-aid kit
- Josh’s Sno Cones: Snow cone table
- Professional skateboarding demonstrations
EXSS Lunch & Learn with Carly Gillman from Redbud Physical Therapy
TU students join The Exercise and Sports Science Club for a Lunch & Learn with Carly Gillman from Redbud Physical Therapy. Carly is a DPT and The University of Tulsa EXSS alumni.
STRETCHED 10th Grade College Excursion
The STRETCHED 10th Grade College Excursion provides high school students with an opportunity to learn about becoming a healthcare professional. The students hear from a panel of professionals from a variety of different health-related fields. The students will engage in hands-on learning activities and also learn more about the college admissions process and ways to make college affordable.
12th Grade Next Steps Symposium
The 12th Grade Next Steps Symposium consists of the following components: High school students hear from a panel of pre-med students who discuss their experiences in making the transition from high school to college. The panel session is immediately followed by a Q&A session with the panelists. At this event, students also learn tips for preparing college admission essays and have an opportunity to begin drafting their essays through our interactive breakout session led by University of Tulsa writing specialists. In addition to receiving a campus tour from the admissions team to conclude the day.
Youth Sports Safety Festival
Attention all parents, coaches, and the Tulsa community! TU’s Oxley College of Health & Natural Sciences‘ Concussion Center is hosting a free Youth Sports Safety Festival at McCullough Park that’s not to be missed.
This festival is all about promoting a safe and enjoyable environment for children participating in sports. You’ll learn fundamental safety practices, such as how to properly use equipment and the importance of protective gear, we recommend bringing bikes, scooters, skateboards, or other things to ride. Certified health care professionals will be on hand to offer valuable insights and answer any questions you may have about sports-related injuries.
But that’s not all! You can also engage in various hands-on activities and games, interact with community partners, and take part in professional skateboarding demonstrations. Plus, you’ll have the chance to win a free helmet and other giveaways.
So, what are you waiting for? Join us at the festival, and prioritize the well-being of young athletes. With engaging activities, educational resources, and a commitment to creating a safe sporting environment, there’s no better way to spend an afternoon.
Follow the Facebook event here for any weather-related updates.
McCullough Park
11534 E. 25th St. Tulsa, OK 74129
Events & Community Partners
- The University of Tulsa Athletic Training program: Helmet giveaway
- USA BMX: Enjoy Olympian demonstrations, autograph sessions, and take rides on provided ramps
- Phat Tire: Basic bike repairs and safety inspections
- The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges: Informational material and adaptive bikes
- Brain Injury Recovery Foundation: Informational material, helmet stickers, temporary tattoos and more giveaway gifts
- Childhood Concussion Coalition: Information material
- Safe Kids Oklahoma: All-terrain vehicle (ATV) safety program
- Safe Kids Tulsa: Information material on water safety, helmet safety, and car seat safety
- OKC Sheriff’s Office: Utility task vehicle (UTV) simulation
- The University of Tulsa Institute for Trauma, Adversity & Injustice
- The University of Tulsa School of Nursing: Introduction to wound care, build your own first-aid kit
- Josh’s Sno Cones: Snow cone table
- Professional skateboarding demonstrations
EXSS Lunch & Learn with Carly Gillman from Redbud Physical Therapy
TU students join The Exercise and Sports Science Club for a Lunch & Learn with Carly Gillman from Redbud Physical Therapy. Carly is a DPT and The University of Tulsa EXSS alumni.