CENTRALITIES

Monday, Nov. 4, 2024

The UCO Football team won on the road against Missouri Western with a 47-yard field goal in overtime. The team is now 8-1 on the season and 6-1 in the MIAA. The win moved the Bronchos into first place in league standings.

Central plays next weekend on the road, before closing out the regular season at home with Emporia State, Nov. 16.

UCO Athletics saw multiple teams compete, and win, over the weekend. UCO Soccer shutout Pittsburg State Friday with a 1-0 victory, improving to 9-5-3 on the season. The Bronchos will conclude the regular season on the road Nov. 6. Currently, Central is in fourth place in the MIAA with the top four teams hosting quarterfinal matches in the MIAA Women’s Soccer Championship.

UCO Volleyball hosted matches Friday and Saturday in Hamilton Field House, securing shutout wins both days. The Bronchos now have 16 shutout wins on the season and a 23-2 overall record and 10-2 in conference play. Central is second in the league with four matches left in the regular season. Volleyball hits the road for two matches next weekend, before returning home to close out the regular season Nov. 15 and 16.

UCO Wrestling opened their season with the Falcon Open Saturday. Sophomore Josh Taylor captured the 141-pound title. 

UCO and the City of Edmond are developing a plan for the area between North Boulevard and University Drive, spanning from East 2nd Street to East Thatcher Street. This initiative may explore the possibility of creating a new commercial district to serve the broader university community, like Campus Corner areas in Stillwater and Norman. The survey aims to gather input on the types of businesses, services and spaces most needed in this part of Edmond and best supported by the UCO community.

The survey should take no more than 10 minutes to complete. The deadline to take the survey is Sunday, Nov. 24. 

Registration with Disability Support Services for the spring and/or summer semesters is open. Once students have a class schedule, they can request accommodations by completing the request form online. 

There is no deadline to request accommodations, but they are never retroactive from prior semesters. All requests will be processed in the order received.

Contact Angela Page, senior coordinator, at 405-974-2516 or stop by the Nigh University Center, Room 305, for questions.

UCO's Alumni Engagement will host "Coffee Connection" for UCO faculty and staff alumni from 7:30-9 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 6, at Sweet Friends Bakery, 309 S. Bryant Ave., Suite 120, Edmond. Attendees should wear business casual attire as AJ Stegall Photography will be on-site to take free headshots, courtesy of UCO Alumni Engagement. Register online. 

The UCO College of Education and Professional Studies will host a "Faculty Connection" featuring Michelle Johnson, Ph.D., associate professor of talent development and workplace learning, at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 7, in the Human Environmental Sciences building, Virginia Lamb Room. Johnson will give a presentation titled "Movin' on up: From Working-Class Roots to Welfare Support to the Professoriate - A Personal Journey."

Lunch will be provided to those who register online before noon, Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Q: What goes up and down, but never moves? 

 

A: The temperature.

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