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Oklahoma Higher Education's Campus E-Clips Newsletter - February 2005 http://www.okhighered.org/newsletter/Archives/index-021605.html[8/20/2013 3:55:07 PM] IN OTHER NEWS FEBRUARY 16, 2005 EVENTS Kiowa folk songs reborn in new storybooks RSC earns cyber security designation UCO colleges benefit from Inasmuch grants Cameron students helping low-income families with tax filing OSU expands shuttle service to OKC Teaching, research top capital bond priorities Facilities that directly benefit teaching and learning on college campuses are the primary focus of the proposed $500 million higher education capital bond issue, according to higher education officials. A functional analysis of the 140 projects compiled by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education indicates that more than 60.2 percent of the projected construction costs will go toward meeting the growing need for classroom instruction facilities. Read more. OSU-Tulsa VP climbs Kilimanjaro, plants school flag on peak There is only so much you can fit into a backpack for a strenuous climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro. That didn’t stop Dr. Raja Basu, Oklahoma State University-Tulsa Vice President for Academic Affairs, from adding an OSU flag to his list of necessities. Spending his holiday break doing something many people only dream about, Basu trekked to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro and kept a promise he’d made to OSU President and System CEO David Schmidly. Read more. NSU honors legislators Rozell, Adair with programs Northeastern State University announces the creation of two prestigious programs to honor former Oklahoma House Speaker Larry Adair and Senator Herb Rozell for their 50 years of combined service to the state of Oklahoma and their respective districts. The legislators officially stepped down from their posts on November 16, 2004. Read more. Redlands students, faculty build homes for less fortunate Redlands Community College students, staff and faculty recently could be found in the El Reno community building Habitat for Humanity homes for two deserving El Reno families. Under the instruction of Jackie Bilyeu and Joel Figgs, Phi Theta Kappa gathered 56 RCC volunteers, who were a significant tool in helping Habitat for Humanity volunteers build the first house in record time. Read more. NOC outdoor sculpture display TCC Negro baseball exhibit March 23 - UCO Jazz Lab anniversary with Wynton Marsalis March 25 - RSC Women in Leadership luncheon & panel discussion March 30 - RCC international photo competition winners exhibit CAMPUS NEWS LINKS* PHOTO GALLERY Ardmore H.E.C.* Cameron* Carl Albert Connors East Central* Eastern Oklahoma Langston Murray NEO A&M Northeastern* Northern Northwestern* OCCC* OPSU* OSRHE* OSU* OSU-CHS* OSUIT, Okmulgee* OSU-OKC* OSU-Tulsa* OU* OUHSC* Redlands Rogers* Rose State* Seminole Southeastern* SWOSU* TCC* UCO USAO* Western Attention! OSU ROTC honored Governor recognizes EOSC Children's Theatre OK CAMPUS E-CLIPS ARCHIVES Volume 4, Number 2 ©2002-2010
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Okla State Agency |
Regents for Higher Education, Oklahoma State |
Okla Agency Code |
'605' |
Title | Campus e-clips, 02/16/2005 |
Authors |
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. Communicators Council. |
Publication Date | 2005-02-16 |
Publication type |
Newsletter |
Purpose | Teaching, research top capital bond priorities; OSU-Tulsa VP climbs Kilimanjaro, palnts school flag on peak; NSU honors legislators Rozell, Adair with programs; Redlands students, faculty build homes for less fortunate; |
For all issues click | E1450.6 C197e |
Digital Format | PDF, Adobe Reader required |
ODL electronic copy | Downloaded from agency website: http://www.okhighered.org/newsletter/Archives/index-021605.html |
Rights and Permissions | This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders. |
Date created | 2013-08-22 |
Date modified | 2013-08-22 |
OCLC number | 890225420 |
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Title | Feb 16 2005 1 |
Full text | Oklahoma Higher Education's Campus E-Clips Newsletter - February 2005 http://www.okhighered.org/newsletter/Archives/index-021605.html[8/20/2013 3:55:07 PM] IN OTHER NEWS FEBRUARY 16, 2005 EVENTS Kiowa folk songs reborn in new storybooks RSC earns cyber security designation UCO colleges benefit from Inasmuch grants Cameron students helping low-income families with tax filing OSU expands shuttle service to OKC Teaching, research top capital bond priorities Facilities that directly benefit teaching and learning on college campuses are the primary focus of the proposed $500 million higher education capital bond issue, according to higher education officials. A functional analysis of the 140 projects compiled by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education indicates that more than 60.2 percent of the projected construction costs will go toward meeting the growing need for classroom instruction facilities. Read more. OSU-Tulsa VP climbs Kilimanjaro, plants school flag on peak There is only so much you can fit into a backpack for a strenuous climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro. That didn’t stop Dr. Raja Basu, Oklahoma State University-Tulsa Vice President for Academic Affairs, from adding an OSU flag to his list of necessities. Spending his holiday break doing something many people only dream about, Basu trekked to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro and kept a promise he’d made to OSU President and System CEO David Schmidly. Read more. NSU honors legislators Rozell, Adair with programs Northeastern State University announces the creation of two prestigious programs to honor former Oklahoma House Speaker Larry Adair and Senator Herb Rozell for their 50 years of combined service to the state of Oklahoma and their respective districts. The legislators officially stepped down from their posts on November 16, 2004. Read more. Redlands students, faculty build homes for less fortunate Redlands Community College students, staff and faculty recently could be found in the El Reno community building Habitat for Humanity homes for two deserving El Reno families. Under the instruction of Jackie Bilyeu and Joel Figgs, Phi Theta Kappa gathered 56 RCC volunteers, who were a significant tool in helping Habitat for Humanity volunteers build the first house in record time. Read more. NOC outdoor sculpture display TCC Negro baseball exhibit March 23 - UCO Jazz Lab anniversary with Wynton Marsalis March 25 - RSC Women in Leadership luncheon & panel discussion March 30 - RCC international photo competition winners exhibit CAMPUS NEWS LINKS* PHOTO GALLERY Ardmore H.E.C.* Cameron* Carl Albert Connors East Central* Eastern Oklahoma Langston Murray NEO A&M Northeastern* Northern Northwestern* OCCC* OPSU* OSRHE* OSU* OSU-CHS* OSUIT, Okmulgee* OSU-OKC* OSU-Tulsa* OU* OUHSC* Redlands Rogers* Rose State* Seminole Southeastern* SWOSU* TCC* UCO USAO* Western Attention! OSU ROTC honored Governor recognizes EOSC Children's Theatre OK CAMPUS E-CLIPS ARCHIVES Volume 4, Number 2 ©2002-2010 |
Date created | 2013-08-22 |
Date modified | 2013-08-22 |