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              Oklahoma Higher Education's Campus E-Clips: August 2012
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August 2012
OPSU and OSU-OKC Renew Upward Bound
Program
Teri Mora, the Upward Bound Director
at Oklahoma Panhandle State Univ.,
spent countless hours crafting,
researching, and writing a new grant
for the program and recently found out
that the effort paid off and the
important, year-round program will
continue.
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Rogers State Becomes GRDA Partner in
Conservation and Restoration
Rogers State University is now a Grand River Dam Authority
Partner in Conservation and Restoration, which will provide
research and learning opportunities for RSU faculty, staff and
students.
Rose State College to Begin Energy Management
Study Program
Rose State College will propose training
in Energy Management under a program
established through the National Science
Foundation, according to Stan Greil, the
college’s vice president for Workforce Development.
UCO Design Students Win Six National Addy Awards
- More Than Any Other Design Program in the
Country
The University of Central Oklahoma Department of Design recently
won six national Student ADDY Awards, more than any design
program in the nation and besting their total number of awards
from last year.
OSU Center for Health Sciences Ranked No. 1 Most
Popular Medical School by U.S. News & World
Report
The Oklahoma State University
Center for Health Sciences was
named the most popular medical
school in the country in a new ranking
from U.S. News & World Report.
State Regents Continue to
Keep Tuition Affordable
Students attending one of Oklahoma’s public colleges and
universities will continue to benefit from tuition and fee costs that
remain among the lowest in the United States. They will pay an
average of $7 per credit hour more annually for tuition and
mandatory fees next academic year.
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Awarded for Bus Partnership
Officers Undergo Active
Shooter Training at NSU
USAO Teacher Education
Forum Finds New Life Online
Dr. Leon Fischer Named Mary
Dixie Mullin Endowed Chair
Family Travels 7,000 Miles for
Band Camp at SWOSU
University of Oklahoma High-
Energy Physicists Part of
International Collaboration
Leading to Discovery of a New
Particle Consistent With the
Higgs Boson
USAO Goes Tobacco Free July
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