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Katy Young Staudt
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MGT-2143
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Wednesday, Sept. 23
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9 a.m.
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HELM 105
The University of Tulsa
Katy Young Staudt, TU alum and managing director of athletics administration & coaching for ZRG Partners, will be speaking (in person) in Toby Joplin’s Sports Management class on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The class meets 9-9:50 a.m. in Helmerich Hall. Seating will be limited to the first 50 people.
The class is open to others who may be interested in attending.
You are welcome to share this information and invite others in your circle. Let me know if you have any questions.
Katy Young Staudt is one of the very top search executives in sports. For the past 21 years, she has supported 250+ searches for Division I head coaches, athletic directors and administrators at institutions such as Texas Tech, Cal, Oklahoma, Yale, Wake Forest, Auburn, Tulsa, Fairfield, Oklahoma State, Ball State, Pacific, Purdue, Florida, Arizona State and many, many more.
Ms. Young Staudt has also been a sought–after talent recruiter for Ventura Partners, the global firm WittKieffer, and the sports search firm Eastman & Beaudine. Notably, Ms. Young Staudt also ran talent acquisition & recruiting for Learfield. Ms. Young Staudt has also held the roles of assistant athletics director, marketing for the University of California–Riverside, vice president of business development for a foundation management company specializing in 501c3 charity events for coaches.
Ms. Young Staudt is a former member of the board of directors for the NCAA Wayman Tisdale Freshman of the Year Award and is currently on the board of directors for the College Football Assistance Fund and Rising Coaches DEI Alliance. Ms. Young Staudt was recently named top “40 under 40” in Men’s College Basketball by The Athletic, “top 100 most impactful people” in Men’s College Basketball by Silver Waves Media and a “Game Changer” by the SBJ. Ms. Young Staudt regularly speaks at the LEAD1 Athletic Directors Institute, Rising Coaches, NACDA, Women Leaders in College Sports, Learfield Minority Academy, Head Coach Training Center, Minority Coaches Think Tank, the Collegiate Coaching Consortium and Athletic Director University, among many others. Ms. Young Staudt graduated from The University of Tulsa with a degree in business administration. She currently resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma with her husband, Jason Staudt, who is a pro scout for the Golden State Warriors, their son, Hilton, and golden retriever, Sampson.
Stylus Journal of Art & Writing Awards Ceremony
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Campus to Community: An Economics Discussion on Collegiate Involvement in Tulsa with Mayor Monroe Nichols
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Register using this link: https://forms.gle/mAp5D6HYkbJfsRJN9
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Pop quiz: What is AI?
– (A) An irrational financial bubble (bigger than .com and the global housing crisis of ’08 combined) fueled by the greed of a circular and self-congratulatory cabal of malevolent tech bros
– (B) A The culmination of decades of theoretical and technological innovations that heralds the dawn of a new age of prosperity, health, leisure, and equality
– (C) A destructive technology that’s wasting resources, polluting the planet, exploiting the powerless, stealing art, killing jobs, filling the world with slop, and distracting us from our real lives and real problems
– (D) The next of many phases in the evolution of life and consciousness in the universe
– (E) None of the above / All of the above and more
However you view artificial intelligence, AIML@TU is a student-driven community at The University of Tulsa where your voice is welcome and valued. Now in our fourth semester as a registered student organization, we meet every other week to foster discourse, collaboration, research and connection across disciplines and perspectives – from students and faculty on campus, and from academia and industry at large.
We invite you to join us at our upcoming meeting, and we look forward to your presence and contributions.
Lunch provided – click to RSVP and help us plan.
TU Marketing Club Meeting
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Discover how UTulsa students are transforming lives through engineering, creativity and community impact. MADE at TU is excited to showcase 16 innovative, new concepts designed to benefit persons with disabilities in the Tulsa community and beyond. Come explore student-designed prototypes, learn about real-world needs in accessibility and meet the teams of students behind the ideas. Whether you’re passionate about design, engineering, service, or innovation—this event is for you!
Everyone is welcome. Come be inspired!
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Button Making & Rock Painting – Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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Come down to Dietler Commons to join the Student Advisory Council for a hangout and some fun yard games! Feel free to bring a friend!
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Stylus Journal of Art & Writing Awards Ceremony
The Stylus Journal of Art & Writing, UTulsa’s student-run literary and fine arts magazine, is hosting their annual awards ceremony to celebrate the 25th edition.
Campus to Community: An Economics Discussion on Collegiate Involvement in Tulsa with Mayor Monroe Nichols
This event will highlight the city & current financial landscape, the mayor’s strategic plans for sustainable growth, and how collaborative efforts between local government and the collegiates of UTulsa can drive lasting economic change. Mayor Monroe will also explore how students and scholars can play a role in analyzing and learning from these real-world economic initiatives, offering a unique opportunity to connect classroom theory with active civic leadership.
Register using this link: https://forms.gle/mAp5D6HYkbJfsRJN9
General Meeting – Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Club
Pop quiz: What is AI?
– (A) An irrational financial bubble (bigger than .com and the global housing crisis of ’08 combined) fueled by the greed of a circular and self-congratulatory cabal of malevolent tech bros
– (B) A The culmination of decades of theoretical and technological innovations that heralds the dawn of a new age of prosperity, health, leisure, and equality
– (C) A destructive technology that’s wasting resources, polluting the planet, exploiting the powerless, stealing art, killing jobs, filling the world with slop, and distracting us from our real lives and real problems
– (D) The next of many phases in the evolution of life and consciousness in the universe
– (E) None of the above / All of the above and more
However you view artificial intelligence, AIML@TU is a student-driven community at The University of Tulsa where your voice is welcome and valued. Now in our fourth semester as a registered student organization, we meet every other week to foster discourse, collaboration, research and connection across disciplines and perspectives – from students and faculty on campus, and from academia and industry at large.
We invite you to join us at our upcoming meeting, and we look forward to your presence and contributions.
Lunch provided – click to RSVP and help us plan.
TU Marketing Club Meeting
The TU Marketing Club will meet at noon Monday, Feb. 23, in HELM 219, ONEOK Auditorium. Leaders from Alchemy Branding and Synergy Marketing Solutions will discuss their respective firms. Pizza will be provided.
MADE at TU Poster Session Event
Join Us for the MADE at TU Poster Session!
Discover how UTulsa students are transforming lives through engineering, creativity and community impact. MADE at TU is excited to showcase 16 innovative, new concepts designed to benefit persons with disabilities in the Tulsa community and beyond. Come explore student-designed prototypes, learn about real-world needs in accessibility and meet the teams of students behind the ideas. Whether you’re passionate about design, engineering, service, or innovation—this event is for you!
Everyone is welcome. Come be inspired!
Lunch & Learn Situationships & Safety
Join UTulsa’s Confidential Advocate, The Take Control Initiative (TCI), and SAVE for a free lunch while you learn about healthy relationships and safer sex. There will be free safer sex items and a prize drawing at the end!
Button Making & Rock Painting – Domestic Violence Awareness Month
In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, SAVE and UTulsa’s Confidential Advocate are hosting a creative button making and rock painting event in the Student Union. Stop by to de-stress, create something and learn about crucial campus and community resources related to domestic violence prevention and support.
Yard Games at Dietler Commons
Come down to Dietler Commons to join the Student Advisory Council for a hangout and some fun yard games! Feel free to bring a friend!
Artist Talk: Feature Film Editor and UTulsa Film Alumnus Daniel Tarr
UTulsa film alumnus and 2010 Outstanding Film Senior, Daniel Tarr, will talk about some of his early award-winning short films, such as “Sherman and Pacifico”, the bonkers start he got in movies when working on legendary Oklahoma filmmaker Terrence Malick’s feature film, “To the Wonder” and his first feature as an editor, “Sasquatch Sunset”. Daniel is currently editing the new feature, “Alpha Gang”, starring Cate Blanchett and Dave Bautista, written and directed by David and Nathan Zellner. Q&A will follow. Free and open to the public.