Outreach and Engagement
Volunteers needed for business retention and expansion program
The CREATE BRIDGES project, a rural development initiative in two areas of Oklahoma, is seeking volunteers for a new Business Retention and Expansion program.
Recent News
Floodwaters disturb the soil, which can expose the spores that trigger the diseases.
Excessive moisture can lead to foot rot in cattle, for which lameness is often the first symptom.
OKlahoma's infrastructure struggles to keep up due to devastating flooding.
4-H'ers in Cherokee County collect monetary donations and purchase needed supplies for flooding victims.
The OSU Alumni Association is recognizing 11 Oklahoma State University alumni with awards in the upcoming 2019-20 academic year.
The Payne County Master Gardeners will hosting a garden tour June 9 in Stillwater. Participants will have a chance to see new, innovative ideas they can implement in their own gardens.
In the News
- Oklahoma State Serves as Role Model in Continuous Effort to Improve Campus Environment
- Oklahoma State University wins national community outreach award for work with Chickasaw Nation on a health initiative
- Jorge H. Atiles: Cooperative Extension: Is it Community Engagement?
- Pilot program uses Wi-Fi to connect rural Oklahomans to the internet