Campus Life and Diversity
OSU wins third consecutive national diversity award
Oklahoma State University received its third consecutive Institution Committed to Diversity Award from Minority Access Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit agency. Alumnus Justin Biassou accepted the award on behalf of the university.
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(STILLWATER, Okla., November 2, 2018) – Oklahoma State University’s College of Human Sciences presented seven alumni awards during its 2018 Homecoming celebration on October 26. Kristin Atchley, Nellie Perry (posthumous) and Kristen Smith were presented with Distinguished Alumni Awards; Tim Gowin, Benjamin Houltberg and Samantha Johnson were honored as Rising Stars; and Rick Green was recognized as an Honorary Alumnus of the College of Human Sciences.
The OSU Diversity Hall of Fame inducted four new honorees and honored two Rising Star Award recipients at a ceremony Oct. 25.
Lee Child, author of the bestselling “Jack Reacher” series, is the featured speaker for this year’s H. Louise & H. E. ‘Ed’ Cobb Speaker Series presented by the Friends of the OSU Library.
Bill Pickering, a first-year student in Oklahoma State University’s Master of Business Administration program, holds three world records for conducting the largest dodgeball game ever played, and his talents don’t stop there.
Student firefighters stand guard over a field of flags on the lawn of the Edmon Low Library to remember those who gave their lives to save others on 9-11.
The commitment to creating a culture of inclusion at Oklahoma State University is again being nationally recognized. INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity publication and website in higher education today, has recognized Oklahoma State University as a 2018 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award recipient and a 2018 Diversity Champion.