Music to our ears
A partnership between the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra and The University of Tulsa will create a wealth of opportunities for students in TU's School of Music and further strengthen the city's arts scene. Five Tulsa Symphony musicians will be artists in residence during 2022-23, conducting masterclasses with the TU Orchestra, serving as mentors for the students and performing recitals twice a year for the School of Music.
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Voices from long ago
After centuries of settler colonialism, what can be known about the Indigenous communities that dwelt on this side of the Atlantic during the early decades of that often-violent history? For Chapman Professor of English Laura Stevens and colleagues at Purdue and North Alabama, research on 17th-century tracts written in New England is revealing fascinating – often disruptive – traces of First Peoples' lives and voices.
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Healthy leadership
Peers and professors alike recall the leadership exhibited by Collins College of Business alumna Kate McKinley (BSBA '98, MBA '00). Having risen through the ranks to become CEO of Elevar Therapeutics, McKinley is devoted to improving patients’ lives and treatment options. In addition to explaining some of her current projects, McKinley offers advice for young professionals interested in following in her footsteps.
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Taking the community's pulse
When Ascension St. John started planning its next large-scale community health needs assessment, Associate Professor of Community Medicine Jeffrey Alderman saw an opportunity to design a course that would give students first-hand research experience gathering data for the comprehensive report. Representing a variety of years and majors, the students spent the fall learning about health care access, affordability, equitability, quality and patient satisfaction.
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Friends of Finance presents Brandi Joplin
Wednesday, Jan. 26, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Student Union
Friends of Finance presents the Executive Speaker Series featuring Brandi Joplin, senior vice president and chief financial officer of Sam's Club. Reservations required. Learn more.
Evidence of a queer past: Recovering Willa Cather and Edith Lewis' creative partnership
Thursday, Jan. 27, 7-8:30 p.m.
Tyrrell Hall
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities invites you to this lecture by Melissa Homestead, professor of English at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Discover more.
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