Athletes who excel in wrestling exhibit exceptional physical fitness, determination and discipline. However, pursuing a competitive advantage in wrestling may involve unhealthy eating habits and dramatic weight loss that can lead to a variety of
Dr. Deb Jordan, professor and graduate coordinator of the Oklahoma State University Leisure Studies Program, was recently selected as the first Oklahoman to be named a Fellow in the Academy of Leisure Sciences.
The nation's seventh Rise School will open in Stillwater this fall thanks to state officials and others who have made it possible to bring the national flagship program for children with disabilities to Oklahoma.
A proclamation by Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry and specially designed T-shirts by world-famous Eskimo Joe's in Stillwater and owner Stan Clark are helping Oklahoma State University celebrate teachers and raise funds for future teacher scholarships this
U.S. News and World Report has ranked the occupational education studies graduate program in Oklahoma State University's College of Education as one of the nation's Top 10 Vocational/Technical programs.
Kimberly Oliver, the 2006 National Teacher of the Year, and Oklahoma Teacher of the Year Linda Hasler-Reid will headline the 17th Annual Celebration of Teaching on April 2 at Wes Watkins Center for Oklahoma State University's College of Education.