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(Mine)Crafting reality: MSIS researchers use video games to study vicarious experiences

Young audiences are interested in watching people play video games online, fueling a multibillion-dollar market. Why? MSIS researchers at Oklahoma State University explored the psychological side of this growing tech trend.
Strength in connection: OSU graduate Gupta selected for 10th class of Presidential Leadership Scholars

Mon, Feb 03, 2025

Sachin Gupta, who holds two master’s degrees from Oklahoma State University, is one of 57 leaders named to the prestigious Presidential Leadership Scholars program. He strives to advance his mission of increasing access to high-speed internet, particularly for rural communities and Oklahoma tribal nations.

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Eight distinguished alumni to receive awards at 2025 MSIS Cloud of Honor ceremony

Tue, Jan 07, 2025

OSU's Department of Management Science and Information Systems will recognize eight outstanding alumni during the fourth annual Cloud of Honor Celebration on Feb. 21 at the ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center.

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Cannatti distinguished as Spears Business orange gown graduate

Fri, Dec 06, 2024

Wesley Cannatti, a data analytics and management major with concentrations in consulting and sports, is the fall 2024 Spears School of Business orange gown recipient.

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A tailored approach: Spears professor creates AI models to analyze stroke risk

Fri, Nov 01, 2024

Dr. Xiao Luo is using AI to create personalized profiles that assess patients’ stroke risks, weighing numerous factors to determine if a preventative operation is necessary.

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Spears Business students engage with technology industry through TSIA Career Pathways program

Mon, Oct 28, 2024

The Technology Services Industry Association Career Pathways program is connecting five Spears School of Business students with a range of networking and career resources.

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