POSTER SESSION IN CONJUNCTION WITH KEYNOTE
The Ethical Engagement Showcase: Tribal Partnerships in Academia will highlight the work and collaborative efforts of faculty members from across the University of Oklahoma, accomplished in fostering respectful and mutually beneficial relationships with Tribal Nation communities. This event seeks to transcend silos featuring a variety of projects and initiatives while providing a space where discovery, creativity, and ethical collaborative engagement is on full display through poster presentations, interactive displays, and networking opportunities.
This event is hosted by OU's Office of Tribal Relations and the Center for Faculty Excellence with support from the School of Sustainable Chemical, Biological and Materials Engineering. All are welcome to attend.
CENTER FOR APPLIED SOCIAL RESEARCH
INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL GENOMICS
COLLEGE OF ATMOSPHERIC AND GEOGRAPHIC SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION - EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY AND SOCIETY TRANSFORMATION
INSTITUTE FOR RESILIENT ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY SYSTEMS
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL AND MATERIAL ENGINEERING
PUBLIC RELATIONS / GAYLORD COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE - CS INCLUDES
AND MORE
We are thrilled to welcome you to our upcoming event, and we want to ensure that your experience is as smooth and enjoyable as possible. To help you navigate the venue and parking arrangements, we have compiled important information for your convenience.
Event Venue:
Native Nations Event Center (Copeland Hall, 2nd Floor, Room 233)
Five Moons Lounge (Copeland Hall, 1st Floor, Room 122)
Address:
860 Van Vleet Oval
Norman, OK 73019
Copeland Hall is positioned on the southwest of the OU Norman campus, providing a convenient and accessible location for all attendees.
Parking Information: Parking for the event is available on the west side of Copeland Hall, ensuring convenient access for all attendees. Please note that a parking pass is required to park in the designated area. To obtain a parking pass, you may request one through the link below.
Parking Pass Pick-Up: For added convenience, attendees will have the opportunity to pick up their parking passes during the event check-in process. Our staff will be available to assist you and ensure a swift and hassle-free experience.
We understand the importance of a stress-free arrival, and we appreciate your cooperation in adhering to the parking guidelines. If you have any questions or require further assistance regarding parking or venue details, please do not hesitate to contact the Native Nations Center at nnc@ou.edu or call us at (405) 325-4553.
We sincerely appreciate your participation in this event. Your insights are crucial in helping us refine and improve our future events. We kindly request you to take a few moments to share your feedback through our post-event survey. Your thoughtful responses will contribute significantly to our ongoing efforts to enhance an overall experience.
Available at the conclusion of the event.