August 2008 Campus Notices
Thursday, September 4, 2008
August Campus Notices
Dorr receives 2008 Richard W. Poole Faculty Outreach Excellence Award
Dr. Pat Dorr, Haskell Cudd Professor of Accounting at OSU, has been named the recipient of the 2007-2008 Richard W. Poole Faculty Outreach Excellence Award by the OSU Office of International Education and Outreach. For more than 30 years, Dorr has contributed to outreach education through the Spears School of Business, continuing professional education courses and courses for student studying abroad. For more information, click on the following link.Lucas visits OSU mobile clinic
Congressman Frank Lucas met with OSU Center for Health Sciences officials in Pawnee
yesterday for a tour of the OSU mobile clinic. The mobile medical team, stationed
in Tulsa, drives to Oklahoma communities without a local hospital to treat patients
in the clinic and let them consult with specialists via an on-board communications
system. “This mobile clinic is a great asset to our community. They are able to treat
patients who would usually have to drive long distances to receive treatment,” said
Lucas, who also noted the value of the clinic in emergency situations and encouraged
future expansion.
Plan to attend “Lights on Stillwater” tomorrow
Find out what Stillwater has to offer you by attending the annual “Lights on Stillwater”
tomorrow (Wednesday, Aug. 27) from 7 – 9 p.m. on the library lawn at OSU. “Lights
on Stillwater” gives students a chance to interact with more than 200 businesses,
organizations, and churches by simply going from booth to booth. Admission is $1 or
one canned food item. Grab bags and giveaways are everywhere. “Lights on Stillwater”
is sponsored by the OSU Student Government Association. If you have any questions,
phone (405) 744-6500.
Season tickets available from OSU Department of Theatre – special offer at “Lights
on Stillwater”
Ask about the season ticket special available at “Lights on Stillwater.” For questions,
call (405) 744-9208. For a list of season features, go to http://theatre.okstate.edu/.
Second City to makes its annual stop—free admission
Activities Mart set for Thursday – find out about campus groups
Find out about various student organizations on campus by attending the Activities
Mart on the library lawn at OSU from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 28. See if
there’s an organization that’s a good fit for you. It could make your time in college
all the more fulfilling. Sponsored by SUAB.
First meeting of Women in Communications set for tomorrow
Free outdoor movie
Don’t miss the free outdoor movie “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,”
this Thursday Aug. 28, on the library lawn at OSU starting at 9:30 p.m. It’s sponsored
by SUAB.
Mothers with toddlers sought for study
Volunteer mothers needed for moms and tots study at Oklahoma State University. Get
paid $60 to tell us how you handle your toddler's misbehaviors. Requirements: mothers
must be 18 years or older; toddlers must be between 18 and 30 months old. Please contact
Dr. Bob Larzelere at (405) 744-2053 and (405) 338-8094.
Connect with Christian Graduate Students group
Time change on A&S Student Council deadline
Arts and Science Student Council applications are due Wednesday, Sept. 3, in the
Student Success Center at 4:30 p.m., not 5:30 as previously published. Applications
are available at 060 Student Union and the Student Success Center on the 2nd floor
of Life Sciences East.
Wellness tip: Dumbbells vs. machines Which is better for your muscles, dumbbells or machines? The American Academy of Sports Medicine and many strength experts recommend using a combination of the two. Together, they help to increase strength, while also improving coordination and agility. For example - using a chest press machine may allow you to lift more weight, but using dumbbells to push into a press requires balance and coordination. Wellness tips are brought to you by the OSU Seretean Wellness Center, dedicated to making OSU the Healthiest Campus in America. For more information about services for students, faculty and staff, call 744-WELL (9355).
Chakraborty named professor of the year
Goutam Chakraborty, professor of marketing in the Spears School of Business, has been named Professor of the Year by the Consortium Institute of Management and Business Analysis. The winner is chosen by students and presented to a professor who has taught at CIMBA in Asolo, Italy. OSU is one of 33 CIMBA member universities. The consortium structure brings together faculty and student participants from member universities for an in-depth international learning experience.BOB Changes Schedule
The BOB bus between the Tulsa and Stillwater campuses has made a change to its schedule.
The first scheduled ride of the day from both campuses will depart at 5:30 am and
arrive at 6:45 am. The BOB routes still originate at the Student Union but will shift
its operations to the Multi-Modal Terminal once construction on the facility is completed.
For more information click on the following link.
Students can win free tickets to “A Conversation with T. Boone Pickens”
OSU students have the chance to win free tickets to “A Conversation with T. Boone
Pickens” on Friday, Sept. 5, at the ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center. Pickens will
discuss his new book, the Pickens Plan and more with guests for the H. Louise and
H.E. "Ed" Cobb Speaker Series. Enter by e-mailing \n lib-pub@okstate.edu This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled
to view it by Wednesday, Aug. 27. Entries must include: your name, birth date,
e-mail address, phone number and 100 words or less about why you want to attend the
event. For more information about the drawing or about purchasing tickets, visit http://www.library.okstate.edu/friends/cobb/current.htm or call (405)744-7331.
Sustainability Speaker Series starts next week
The Sustainable Speaker Series at OSU starts next Tuesday, Aug. 26, with Dr. Will
Focht, director of OSU Environmental Science Graduate Program, speaking on “Mental
Models of Sustainability: Inter, Meta, and Supra-disciplinary” from 9 - 10:15 a.m.
in the Student Union 4th floor Case Study Room. The seriesis free and open to the
public. Eight more speakers are scheduled throughout the semester. Questions? Contact
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Ranchers Club closed for training
The Ranchers Club is temporarily closed at lunch for student training Aug. 20-29 and will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 2. During this time the Ranchers Club is offering a $7.95 boxed lunch special for pick-up. Orders need to be placed by 11 a.m. Pick-up is from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. For more information call 744-BEEF (2333).Native American Faculty and Staff Association offer freshman scholarship
The OSU Native American Faculty and Staff Association is inviting applications for
the 2008-2009 NAFSA Freshman Scholarship. All OSU-Stillwater freshmen are encouraged
to apply. Please see qualifications and downloadable application at the NAFSA Web
site: http://nafsa.okstate.edu. All completed applications must be postmarked no later than Sept. 12 for consideration.
Questions? Contact Dr. Gilbert John, 416 Life Sciences East, or phone (405) 744-7914.
OSU Theatre kicks off season – season tickets available (see special)
OSU Athletics to sell season football tickets at OSU-Tulsa
OSU students, faculty and staff will have the opportunity to purchase season football
tickets at OSU-Tulsa on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 4 – 6 p.m. in the North Hall Lobby.
OSU-Tulsa students can purchase tickets with a valid OSU Student Identification Card.
The cost of student season football tickets is $150. The Cowboy’s first home game
is against Houston on Saturday, Sept. 6, at 6:05 p.m. For more information, click
on the following link http://www.osu-tulsa.okstate.edu/news/details.asp?id=485.
Free Wednesday movies, courtesy of the History Club
The History Club will be showing classic movies every Wednesday at 7 p.m. this semester
in 313 Classroom Building. The movies are free and open to the public and will include
a variety of topics, but many will have a western theme. Kelly’s Heroes, starring
Clint Eastwood is scheduled for August 27.
Read the Student Code of Conduct
OSU is committed to creating and maintaining a productive living and learning community which fosters the intellectual, personal, cultural, and ethical development of its students. The purpose of the Student Code of Conduct is to inform the student body of the standards of behavior expected of students in the university community. OSU students are responsible for abiding by the Student Code of Conduct and several behavioral standards in citizenship, academics, responsibility, diversity and safety. For information on the Student Code of Conduct, please visit www.okstate.edu/ucs/SJA.Did you know?
You’re likely to eat less when you turn off the television? Click on the following
link for this and other articles http://www2.dasnr.okstate.edu/news
Wellness tip: Vegetable guidelines The National Cancer Institute defines one serving of vegetables as 1 cup raw, 1 1/2 cup cooked, or 6 oz vegetable juice. Visit 5aday.gov to learn more about the importance of vegetables, how many servings you need per day, and why color matters. Wellness tips are brought to you by the OSU Seretean Wellness Center, dedicated to making OSU the Healthiest Campus in America. For more information about services for students, faculty and staff, call 744-WELL (9355).
Plan to attend “Lights on Stillwater” Wednesday evening
SUAB Casino Night tonight
A&S Student Council applications available
Arts and Science Student Council applications are available starting tomorrow (Wednesday,
Aug. 20) in 060 Student Union and the Arts and Science Student Success Center on the
2nd floor of Life Science East. The application deadline is Wednesday, Sept. 3 in
the Student Success Center at 5:30 p.m. No late applications will be accepted.
Join in the “Life Saving Luau”—give blood
The Oklahoma Blood Institute is holding an OSU Welcome Back Blood Drive on Wednesday
Aug. 20 – Friday, Aug. 22 at various locations on the Stillwater campus. Those who
donate from noon to 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday in the Gallagher-Iba Arena Lobby will get
free Hideaway Pizza, sponsored by OSU Athletics. Those who donate Thursday or Friday
from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m., on the 4th floor of the Student Union or Bloodmobile on the
library lawn, will get free Smoothie King smoothies, sponsored by the Student Government
Association. All donors can select a free T-shirt from the Shirt Shack. For more information,
phone 1-877-OBI-GIVE or go to http://www.obi.org/.
Orange Peel moves indoors with Sugarland
Orange Peel tickets are on sale now for students and faculty across from the OSU
Student Union Bookstore on the first floor of the Student Union in Stillwater. Tickets
may be charged to a bursar account or purchased with a credit card. Orange Peel tickets
will go on sale to the general public and online starting this Thursday at 9 a.m.
This year’s indoor show will feature the Grammy-nominated duo Sugarland with special
guests American Idol finalist Kelli Pickler, Motion City Soundtrack and Ashton Shepherd
on Friday, Oct. 3, in Gallagher-Iba Arena. Tickets are $40 dollars for reserved and
$55 for floor seats and can also be purchased online (starting Thursday) at the Orange
Peel Web site www.osupeel.com or by phone at 1-877-OSU-PEEL. All tickets will be sold on a best-available first-come,
first-served basis. No special requests for seating location will be considered. You
will be required to sit in the seat specified and those who wish to sit together must
purchase their tickets together.
OSU goes “All-Steinway” – concert set to celebrate the designation
Stokes Alliance to hold annual research symposium, register now
The Oklahoma Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation in Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics will host its 14th Annual Research Symposium on Saturday,
Sept. 20, in the Noble Research Center. There will be poster and oral presentations
given by OK-LSAMP Scholars as well as invited Scholars from other programs. There
will also be seminars on research ethics and keynote speakers. For more information
and registration, go to www.ok-lsamp.okstate.edu or contact OK-LSAMP at 405-744-7820, \n okamp@okstate.edu. This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled
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Teaching psychology network to hold conference
IT warns of phishing problem
There has been a recent increase in phishing e-mail messages that use cable news
operation acronyms in their e-mail address to try to get you to open them. Please
get the latest details on what to avoid by going to the IT Announcements page. Simply
click on the following link https://app.it.okstate.edu/itannounce/. If you have any questions, please contact the IT Helpdesk at (405) 744-HELP or
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Graduate students welcome reception set
Fulbright 2009-2010 deadline approaching
Students who have been working on an idea for a grant proposal or are interested
in an English teaching assistantship abroad, should attend one of the upcoming Roundtable
Information Sessions for the Fulbright Student Grant Competition 2009-2010. The first
session is this Thursday, Aug. 21, at 4:30 p.m. Click on the Fulbright program link
at http://sois.okstate.edu for more details or contact the OSU Study Abroad Office (744-8569) or the Campus
Fulbright Program adviser, Dr. Steve Hallgren (744-6805). The OSU campus deadline
for submissions for 2009-2010 grants is Sept. 22, 2008. Three OSU students are currently
abroad as Fulbright English teaching assistants in Chile, Germany and Indonesia for
the 2008-2009 academic year.
Wellness tip: Chewing gum can help avoid cavities Did you know that chewing sugarless gum (perhaps even sugared gum) within five minutes of finishing a meal could help to neutralize the acids that lead to tooth decay? Consider keeping sugarless gum in your purse, briefcase or pocket. When you can't brush after a meal, it could save your breath and your smile. Wellness tips are brought to you by the OSU Seretean Wellness Center, dedicated to making OSU the Healthiest Campus in America. For more information about services for students, faculty and staff, call 744-WELL (9355).
Plan to attend “Lights on Stillwater” next Wednesday evening
Find out what Stillwater has to offer you by attending the annual “Lights on Stillwater,”
which has been rescheduled to Wednesday, Aug. 27, from 7 – 9 p.m. on the library lawn
at OSU. Lights on Stillwater gives students a chance to interact with more than 200
businesses, organizations, churches etc. from the surrounding community by simply
going from booth to booth. Admission is $1 or one canned food item. Grab bags and
giveaways are everywhere. Lights on Stillwater is co-sponsored by the OSU Student
Government Association. If you have any questions, phone (405) 744-6500.
OSU veterinary student shares African educational experience
Friends of Music fall dinner and fundraiser – Sept. 3
Honor society members volunteer in Mexico
Seven Blue Key Honor Society members traveled to central Mexico this summer for a
service project that allowed them to visit several of OSU’s academic partners, and
work as volunteers at an orphanage and a zoo. May graduates Matt Carter of Norman,
Whitney Danker of Wellston, Jonathan Krepel of Kingfisher and Kenner Misner of Sapulpa,
along with Brianna Jett and Travis Jett, both Laverne seniors, and Courtney Timmons,
Ada senior, were in Puebla and Mexico City where they attended a local parade, saw
a bullfight, and volunteered at an African safari park. The Blue Key students also
volunteered at an orphanage in Puebla where nearly 70 children, from newborns to elementary
age, are cared for. The students were hosted by the OSU-Mexico Liaison Office and
the service project was funded by OSU Blue Key, the OSU President’s Office, OSU International
Education and Outreach and the OSU Student Government Association. For more information
on study abroad click on the following link.
OSU director and alumnus named to leadership roles on international board
Dr James Hromas, director of OSU’s International Education and Outreach Department,
was elected secretary of the board of directors for Sister Cities International at
their recent annual meeting. In addition, OSU alumnus Mike Hyatt of Fort Worth took
over as president of the board for the next two years. Sister Cities International
is the organization responsible for establishing relationships among U.S. and international
cities. For example, Stillwater has a sister city relationship with Kameoka, Japan,
and Tulsa has relationships with eight international cities. Hromas is one of only
two Oklahomans to serve on the board. For more information about Sister Cities International,
go to www.sister-cities.org.
Nutritional Sciences seeking individuals for strawberry drink study
Are you overweight? Do you have high blood lipids? Find out if you qualify for a
four-week study that will test the health effects of a strawberry drink. Study participants
will come to the fourth floor in the College of Human Environmental Sciences for testing.
Study participants will receive compensation each week. All assessments will be free
of charge. Contact Dr. Arpita Basu at (405) 744-4437. For more detail on qualifications,
click on the following link.
And, Nutritional Sciences seeking individuals for blueberry drink study
Are you overweight? Do you have high blood pressure or blood sugar? Find out if you qualify for a eight-week study that will test the health effects of a blueberry drink. Study participants will come to the fourth floor in the College of Human Environmental Sciences for testing. Study participants will receive compensation for each visit. Contact Dr. Arpita Basu at (405) 744-4437. For more detail on qualifications, click on the following link.Tai Chi at the SWC
Join national Tai Chi instructor Dr. Dee Dutt in a beginning Tai Chi class at the
OSU Seretean Wellness Center from 9 to 10 a.m. on Tuesdays, Sept. 2 – Nov. 4. The
cost is $100 per person and you do not have to be a member of the O-Zone Fitness Center
to attend. Tai Chi is an ancient practice used to improve balance, reduce the risk
of falls, increase core muscle strength, lower blood pressure, relieve stress/anxiety,
and improve other areas of activity such as golf, tennis and racquetball. Class size
is limited and pre-registration is required by Friday, Aug. 29. For questions or to
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Listen to OSU expert at Pet Talk online
Listen live to Pet Talk weekdays between 9 and 10 a.m. at http://www.newsradio1420.com. This week Dr. Bonnie Boone, Veterinary Clinical Sciences, will be featured on a segment about neutering pets.Movies and more coming, thanks to SUAB
Your student-run movies committee is the branch of Student Union Activities Board
that hosts inexpensive movies that are not yet released on DVD. The movies usually
show on selected Fridays and Saturdays in the OSU Student Union Theater for only $2
per person! Get ready to go there next Friday, Aug. 21, and enjoy a different movie
at the Colvin Center Pool on Saturday, Aug. 22, for free. Take a look at all the SUAB
activities that will soon be happening on campus by going to the following link.
Wellness tip: Spinach Did you know that one cup of frozen spinach contains only 20 calories? It also contains two grams of fiber, 10 percent of daily needs for vitamin C, 6 percent of needed calcium, 2 percent of iron and 110 percent of vitamin A. Our registered dietitian recommends heating frozen spinach in the microwave as a quick side dish for your dinner. You can also add it to tomato sauce to boost your vegetable intake. Wellness tips are brought to you by the OSU Seretean Wellness Center, dedicated to making OSU the Healthiest Campus in America. For more information about services for students, faculty and staff, call 744-WELL (9355).
Library fundraiser to feature Pickens
T. Boone Pickens will discuss his new book that offers personal insights and outlines
his blueprint to reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil on Sept. 5 at the ConocoPhillips
OSU Alumni Center in Stillwater. The event, which is part of the H. Louise and H.E.
“Ed” Cobb Speaker Series, will start with a book signing at 6:15 p.m. followed by
dinner and a program titled “A Conversation with T. Boone Pickens,” led by OSU President
Burns Hargis. The core message of the book “The First Billion is the Hardest: Reflections
on a Life of Comebacks and America’s Energy Future,” is that it’s never too late to
top your personal best. Pickens proves the point in the book by offering a new U.S.
energy plan that has already generated an avalanche of political and media attention.
All proceeds from the event directly benefit OSU Libraries. Tickets are $100 each
and seating is limited. For more information about the 2008 Cobb Speaker Series, call
405-744-7331or visit http://www.library.okstate.edu/friends/cobb/. To learn more about the Pickens Plan visit http://www.pickensplan.com.
OSU students receive honors at ag communicators convention
OSU agricultural communications students took home more than 20 individual and five team awards for communications at the National Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow convention in Florida. The group also earned national chapter honors for leadership and service. Emily Kilian was named 2008-09 national ACT first vice president. She and Brooke Clay were awarded $1,000 scholarships. The convention was part of the 10th annual Agricultural Media Summit, one of the largest gatherings of agricultural communications professionals in history (more than 550 in attendance). For details, click on the following link.KOSU takes first in national competition
The Public Radio News Directors Incorporated selected KOSU as first place winner for a radio news series called “Mali: An Example of Freedom.” The series examined how Mali’s radio industry is helping its citizens learn how to be part of a democratic society. It was produced by Rachael Hubbard as part of a project that sent her and other Oklahoma media members to Mali to evaluate the media there. Mali journalists also visited the U.S. for training. The exchange project was jointly sponsored by the Department of Agricultural Education, Communications and Leadership at OSU and the U.S. Department of State to help the fledgling democracy in Mali. With this latest honor, KOSU has won 17 national awards for broadcast journalism excellence. To hear the KOSU series “Mali: An Example of Freedom”, and to learn more about KOSU’s new program schedule, visit www.kosu.org.KOSU invites you to special evening in Oklahoma City with Neal Conan
KOSU will host “History in the Making, An Evening with KOSU,” at the Oklahoma History
Center, in Oklahoma City on Friday, Sept. 26, at 7 p.m. The evening starts with dinner,
followed by information on Oklahoma’s connection to the national convention, and a
panel discussion on the election season from an Oklahoma perspective moderated by
NPR’s Talk of the Nation host Neal Conan. You can purchase individual tickets for
$100/person or a table of eight. Student sponsorships are also appreciated. For more
information, phone KOSU at 1-800-228-4678 or (405) 744-6352 or go to http://www.kosu.org/.
Trout Fishing in America plans benefit concert for Rise School
The three-time Grammy-nominated duo Trout Fishing in America will hold a benefit
concert at the Stillwater Community Center Saturday, Aug. 9, at 3 p.m. to raise money
for the Rise School of Stillwater. Trout Fishing in America offers a musical and lyrical
adventure that both kids and adults can enjoy together. Tickets are available at Hastings
and the Stillwater Community Center for $10 per person. Children 2 and under are free.
For more information about Trout Fishing in America go to http://www.troutmusic.com/. For more information about the Rise School of Stillwater go to http://ches.okstate.edu/rise/.
Restaurateur basic training workshop begins in August
Anyone interested in opening their own restaurant won’t want to miss the first quarterly
Restaurateur Basic Training workshop on Aug. 26, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Tulsa
City-County Health Department. Topics covered in the workshop include creating a business
plan, marketing, branding, permit acquisitions and timelines, menu planning, layout
and design, human resources and food safety. The workshop is a joint project of the
Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center, Oklahoma State University’s School
of Hotel and Restaurant Administration, the Oklahoma State Department of Health, the
Tulsa City-County Health Department and the Oklahoma Restaurant Association. For more
details or to register, visit www.fapc.biz/restaurant_basictraining.html.
Special Saturday enrollment day set at OSU-Tulsa
KOSU to cover conventions
KOSU’s Michael Cross will be traveling to the national conventions for the Democratic
and Republican parties in late August and early September to provide regular reports.
He’ll focus on Oklahoma’s delegations as they prepare for what could be one of the
biggest presidential elections in years.
Save the date - Seretean Memorial Wellness Walk
Wellness tip: Spaghetti squash Eight ounces of baked spaghetti squash contains only 75 calories and is a good source of folic acid, potassium, vitamin A, and beta carotene. Try topping with warmed tomato sauce or salsa, and enjoy as a healthy side dish or snack. Wellness tips are brought to you by the OSU Seretean Wellness Center, dedicated to making OSU the Healthiest Campus in America. For more information about services for students, faculty and staff, call 744-WELL (9355).
OSU grad student earns Carver Award for research and community involvement
The National Peanut Board has awarded Shannon Stoup, a graduate student at Oklahoma
State University, the 2008 Dr. George Washington Carver Award. The award named for
the "father of the peanut industry" recognizes excellence in peanut-related research
and community involvement. A 4.0 student, Stoup won the honor for her strong germplasm
research with high-oleic and disease resistance on soil borne diseases and an outstanding
record of community involvement. She will receive her master's in science education
in 2009 and plans to become a science teacher. For more, click on the following link.
New director takes helm at Rise School of Stillwater
The College of Human Environmental Sciences at OSU has announced that Rachel Stallings will serve as the new director of the Rise School of Stillwater. Stallings, who has been working with the students of the Rise School since January, holds a master of science degree in human development and family science with a child and family services option from OSU. The Rise School serves children from 36 months of age who are developmentally delayed as well as typically developing children. Although the school is full, Stallings encourages parents to place their child’s name on a waiting list by calling 405-744-7067. For more information on the Rise School of Stillwater, please visit http://ches.okstate.edu/rise/.Friedman, Packard, Will, Forbes included in business series headliners
Economist at OSU is featured in real estate article
An article at the NuWire Investor Web site includes insight from economist Mark Snead
with the William S. Spears School of Business at OSU regarding energy’s impact on
Oklahoma’s economy. Click here to read the article.
Traditional Mexican dinner to benefit Rina Fitria Come enjoy a traditional homemade Mexican dinner by Miriam Velasco to benefit Rina Fitria, Saturday, Aug. 9, starting at 6:30 p.m. at the First Christian Church (Duck and Matthews, enter from the west parking lot) in Stillwater. Fitria is a former OSU student fighting non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and preparing for a bone marrow transplant. Dinners are also available “to go.” The price is $8 per meal. Questions? Contact Regina Henry at the International Students and Scholars office at 405-744-5459.