The Institute for Community and Society Transformation has awarded $138,000 in funding to six project teams across various disciplines and departments. The funding covers a wide range of topics and prioritizes proposals that focus on the ICAST strategic areas of emphasis: Opportunity & Access, Technology & Society, and Native Nations Sovereignty and Cultures.
Enhancing Smoking Cessation through the X-Hale Breath Analyzer Integration with the Insight mHealth Mobile Intervention Platform
Leveraging Large Language Models to Enhance Art Education
Data-Informed Load Flexibility Management in Smart Building Systems
Bridging Edges: Reconnecting Maple Ridge and Gathering Place in Tulsa
Investigations into the Correlates of Rural Violence in Oklahoma
Center for the Ethics of Indigenous Genomic Research
About the University of Oklahoma
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From strengthening severe-weather preparedness to advancing national security, MITRE and the University of Oklahoma (OU) are joining forces to tackle some of the nation’s most critical challenges.
Desiree Hill was an executive producer at News 9 when the Oklahoma City bombing put local journalists in the middle of a story they would carry with them long after the coverage ended. Years later, she returned to the bombing as a researcher, interviewing journalists about its effects on their lives and work.
Jensen Moore, Ph.D., an associate professor of public relations at the University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, has been elected to a three-year term on the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication’s Standing Committee on Professional Freedom and Responsibility.
