Carl Antonowicz is an adjunct professor at The University of Tulsa and a former Tulsa Artist Fellow. His new book, “The Ardent,” is a tale of medieval woe with jokes, released in 2025 through Fieldmouse Press. The accompanying reading is a live performance of the first third of the book with voice acting and Foley effects created live onstage by Antonowicz himself. A Q&A with Professor Grant Jenkins will follow, along with book sales and signings.
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Jonathan Skinner Poetry Reading
Jonathan Skinner teaches ecocriticism and creative writing at the University of Warwick founder of the seminal journal, ecopoetics; The Archive is a chapbook published by UK micropress Gong Farm.
Learn Techniques to Improvise Poetry on Provided Typewriters
Grant Matthew Jenkins, professor of English and Creative Writing at UTulsa and author of the recent book of poetry,
Contingencies of the Bourgeoisie, will be hosting a workshop on techniques to improvise poetry.
Teaching and Service Opportunities In Nepal
UTulsa students are invited to join the Department of Psychology in welcoming Kapil Dev Regmi, founder of Pragya Gunja School and Don Bosco College in Kathmandu Nepal. Mr. Regmi will talk about the educational system in Nepal and the challenges they face. He will also share opportunities for teaching and service internships in Kathmandu. Students can teach in a school for a semester or year and receive room, board, and airfare. Mr. Regmi is president of Engineers Without Borders Nepal, and president elect of EWB International.
The Society of Women Minorities in Medicine- Cerebral Showdown
The SWMM Cerebral Showdown is a game of Medical Jeopardy like no other!
On Feb 21st at 2-3 PM in the Alcove room. This event allows women minorities in medicine to enjoy a fun medicine-based activity while enjoying free food.
Afternoon Tea Party
First-Gen UTulsa students are invited to join us each week for a delightful tea rendezvous in the First-Gen Lounge! Savor a curated selection of teas, enjoy authentic Chinese snacks, and unwind with fun games. It’s the perfect way to relax, connect, and build community—don’t miss this cozy afternoon gathering!
Symposium: Promise of an Open Road, Bryan Porter, Ph.D.
The University of Tulsa Department of Psychology welcomes special guest Bryan Porter, Ph.D., who will be present a lecture in Tyrrell Hall Auditorium on Wednesday, Jan. 22. This event is free and open to the UTulsa community.
Promise of an Open Road: Positive Leadership Opportunities for Research, Student Impacts, and Innovation
Porter will discuss his psychology-focused public health research and community impacts as examples of a positive leadership opportunity for the discipline. Specifically, he focuses on his driving and pedestrian work, their long-standing contributions to public safety innovations, and how students and the public itself have participated and benefited extensively. The aim of his presentation is to motivate the audience to see the impact of their own research and teaching as necessary for psychology’s contributions to societal well-being.
Using Digital Technology to Engineer Adolescent Health
Please join the Department of Psychology on Monday, Jan. 13, as we welcome special guest Christopher Cushing, Ph.D., for a lecture on “Using Digital Technology to Engineer Adolescent Health.” This event is free and open to the UTulsa community.
Winterfest (Celebration of Winter) Party
UTulsa students are invited to relax and have fun during Reading Days week at Winterfest (Celebration of Winter)! We will have anthropology trivia, Kahoot, and board games. For food, there will be plenty of pizza, soda, and a hot chocolate bar with complementary peppermint and cinnamon sticks! ALL UTulsa students are welcome! You do not need to be an Anthropology or Sociology major to join the fun. 🎉
uniTEA Drag Brunch
Join Reproductive Rights Law Society, OutLaws, PRIDE and ACS for the second annual Reproductive Justice Drag Show. This year is a TEA PARTY and UNITY theme.
Come for the Queens, sip the tea, and savor the show!
RSVP REQUIRED.
Jonathan Skinner Poetry Reading
Jonathan Skinner teaches ecocriticism and creative writing at the University of Warwick founder of the seminal journal, ecopoetics; The Archive is a chapbook published by UK micropress Gong Farm.
Learn Techniques to Improvise Poetry on Provided Typewriters
Grant Matthew Jenkins, professor of English and Creative Writing at UTulsa and author of the recent book of poetry,
Contingencies of the Bourgeoisie, will be hosting a workshop on techniques to improvise poetry.
Teaching and Service Opportunities In Nepal
UTulsa students are invited to join the Department of Psychology in welcoming Kapil Dev Regmi, founder of Pragya Gunja School and Don Bosco College in Kathmandu Nepal. Mr. Regmi will talk about the educational system in Nepal and the challenges they face. He will also share opportunities for teaching and service internships in Kathmandu. Students can teach in a school for a semester or year and receive room, board, and airfare. Mr. Regmi is president of Engineers Without Borders Nepal, and president elect of EWB International.
The Society of Women Minorities in Medicine- Cerebral Showdown
The SWMM Cerebral Showdown is a game of Medical Jeopardy like no other!
On Feb 21st at 2-3 PM in the Alcove room. This event allows women minorities in medicine to enjoy a fun medicine-based activity while enjoying free food.
Afternoon Tea Party
First-Gen UTulsa students are invited to join us each week for a delightful tea rendezvous in the First-Gen Lounge! Savor a curated selection of teas, enjoy authentic Chinese snacks, and unwind with fun games. It’s the perfect way to relax, connect, and build community—don’t miss this cozy afternoon gathering!
Symposium: Promise of an Open Road, Bryan Porter, Ph.D.
The University of Tulsa Department of Psychology welcomes special guest Bryan Porter, Ph.D., who will be present a lecture in Tyrrell Hall Auditorium on Wednesday, Jan. 22. This event is free and open to the UTulsa community.
Promise of an Open Road: Positive Leadership Opportunities for Research, Student Impacts, and Innovation
Porter will discuss his psychology-focused public health research and community impacts as examples of a positive leadership opportunity for the discipline. Specifically, he focuses on his driving and pedestrian work, their long-standing contributions to public safety innovations, and how students and the public itself have participated and benefited extensively. The aim of his presentation is to motivate the audience to see the impact of their own research and teaching as necessary for psychology’s contributions to societal well-being.
Using Digital Technology to Engineer Adolescent Health
Please join the Department of Psychology on Monday, Jan. 13, as we welcome special guest Christopher Cushing, Ph.D., for a lecture on “Using Digital Technology to Engineer Adolescent Health.” This event is free and open to the UTulsa community.
Winterfest (Celebration of Winter) Party
UTulsa students are invited to relax and have fun during Reading Days week at Winterfest (Celebration of Winter)! We will have anthropology trivia, Kahoot, and board games. For food, there will be plenty of pizza, soda, and a hot chocolate bar with complementary peppermint and cinnamon sticks! ALL UTulsa students are welcome! You do not need to be an Anthropology or Sociology major to join the fun. 🎉
uniTEA Drag Brunch
Join Reproductive Rights Law Society, OutLaws, PRIDE and ACS for the second annual Reproductive Justice Drag Show. This year is a TEA PARTY and UNITY theme.
Come for the Queens, sip the tea, and savor the show!
RSVP REQUIRED.