An ace on the page
Each year, TU’s English Department celebrates the preeminent achievements of students with Writing Program honors. Awards for Outstanding Freshman Essay, Outstanding Writing Program Instructor and Outstanding Writing Center Consultant showcase how student talent results in more than just a grade. Winners include Seona Kim, Erica McAlester and Annie Paige.
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Law, land and water
Assistant Professor of Law Warigia Bowman brings her expertise to an interdisciplinary, multiuniversity team recently granted National Science Foundation funding. The project examines the development and testing of science-based solutions for complex problems at the intersection of land use, water availability and infrastructure in Oklahoma.
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Mysteries hidden in the language of the Aztecs
Without a paper trail of historical documents, how would researchers know the background of the Americas? Travis Jeffres, Duane H. King Postdoctoral Fellow, primarily works with The Helmerich Center’s Hispanic Manuscripts and has uncovered some unique treasures tied to groundbreaking discoveries.
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Museums as mediums for societal change
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Grab your lunch and join Gilcrease Museum via Facebook Live Friday at noon for a discussion with Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham from Museum Hue. She will shed light on her work with Museum Hue and share the ways that she and other museum professionals are boldly responding to current issues related to race through narratives, programs, exhibitions and services.
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The thrill of ringing the bell
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After graduating and ringing the Kendall Bell for the first time in 1949, Frank Riesinger came back to campus 70 years later in 2019 to ring it again. After serving in World War II, he went on to own a jewelry store and retire with a uniquely Tulsan newspaper collection.
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