Learn more about the outstanding achievements and experiences of OU-Tulsa students!
Recently, OU-Tulsa hosted its 3rd annual Tulsa Practicum and Job Fair. The Social Work specific event saw over 40 agencies attend and meet with current students and recent graduates to speak about the numerous social work opportunities available in the Tulsa area.
This Spring, at the Schusterman Learning Center, OU-Tulsa Admissions & Recruitment held its first Open House, an opportunity for prospective students and their guests to learn more about the programs, experiences, and amenities here on the OU-Tulsa campus. Students were able to hear from current students, faculty, and staff at OU-Tulsa, including Vice President Susan Bynum. They were given a closer look at the student experience on the Tulsa campus, complete with a guided tour, information sessions, and merch bags of OU gear. If there's one point that stuck with the audience, it's the widespread support that OU-Tulsa offers to its students.
Early childhood education alumni, Mya Winton, shows the best of what OU-Tulsa has to offer. Mya recently earned the Intern of the Year award for her outstanding performance as a student teacher en route to graduating in 2025 with a bachelor's degree in early childhood education. Mya is passionate about making a difference and is excited to support and shape the lives of future generations.
When you meet OU–Tulsa’s Student Government President, Gracee Pierson, one thing becomes clear: her journey is all about connection, growth, and creating opportunities for others. Originally from Tulsa, Gracie recerntly returned home to complete her degree at the Schusterman Center, where she's quickly become a leader and advocate for her peers. Read below to learn more about her journey to OU–Tulsa, what community means to her, and why student involvement can make a big difference.
Meet Alexandrya Tahdooahnippah, a student of the Cybersecurity program at the OU Polytechnic Institute. As a student ambassador for OUPI, a mother, and a first generation student in her second semester, Alexandrya has many plates to spin, but she handles it all with the utmost resolve. She is fueled by her ambition to protect children like her own on the internet, and isn't waiting until graduation to make a positive impact in her community.
