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Research project garners OSU professor national award
OSU professor uses social media in award-winning research project.
Mentors helped McCoy find her path
Jacee McCoy of Katy, Texas, wasn’t sure what she wanted to major in when she came to Oklahoma State University. Despite being unsure of the exact pathway that she would take to reach her goals, McCoy knew that OSU would give her the opportunities she needed to succeed.
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station is a widespread study in success
Experiment Station research offers a variety of benefits for the state.
Dr. Ford Versypt's lab works with international coalition to understand the novel coronavirus
Dr. Ashlee Ford Versypt, assistant professor in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology’s School of Chemical Engineering, and her team are working as part of a coalition to better understand how the novel coronavirus impacts the body.
OSU wins NSF grant for COVID-19 training project
Researchers at Oklahoma State University have won a National Science Foundation grant related to COVID-19.
Lewis planting a future in medicine
It was no surprise that as Annagrace Lewis began considering college majors, she was naturally drawn to Plant Biology as she saw the versatility of plants from makeup to medication. With her eyes on a holistic medical career, Lewis expanded her knowledge with two additional majors. Now, Lewis will graduate this month with a triple major: Zoology, Biology, and her first love, Plant Biology.
Chemical engineering assistant professor announced as the recipient of the 2020 Ray W. Fahien award
Dr. Ashlee Ford Versypt, an assistant professor in Oklahoma State University’s (OSU) College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology (CEAT), has been selected as the recipient of the 2020 Ray W. Fahien award from the Chemical Engineering Division of the American Society of Engineering Educators (ASEE).
Designing fire-proof clothing with technology of the future
When firefighters enter a burning building, they wear heavy protective equipment. Far from the flames, textile researchers are using technology ranging from body scans to 800-1,100 degree C cone calorimeter to make that equipment safer.
Vet Med Faces of Research: Dr. Timothy Snider
Timothy Snider, DVM, Ph.D., DACVP, has spent the last 22 years researching everything from infectious diseases to aging related diseases. The professor of veterinary pathology at Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine currently focuses on the pathology of aging and of age-related diseases such as cancer.
OSU researcher recognized by Department of Defense
Dr. Raman Singh, the associate dean for engineering at Oklahoma State University’s Tulsa (OSU-Tulsa) campus, and Dr. Pradeep Guduru from Brown University comprise one of six teams being recognized by the Department of Defense (DoD) as winners of the Defense Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (DEPSCoR) competition.
OSU Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic offers teletherapy services
The clinic provides comprehensive diagnostic services, treatment and education regarding speech, language and feeding in children and adults in Stillwater and the surrounding communities. It offers therapy services for the following disorders: articulation, phonology, voice/resonance, cognitive-communication, aphasia, receptive and expressive language, SPEAK OUT! And LOUD Crowd programs, reading and writing, accent modification, fluency (stuttering), motor speech, swallowing/feeding, and alternative augmentative communication (AAC).
Jones adds Orange Gown Graduate to slew of honors
Chris Jones of Edmond, Oklahoma, has left his mark on Oklahoma State University. He was named a 2019 Barry M. Goldwater Scholar, the 2019 Top Junior for the College of Arts and Sciences, a Niblack Scholar, a Wentz Research Scholar, a 2019-2020 Outstanding Senior, and also the Orange Gown Graduate for the College of Arts and Sciences.
Cowboys come together to support OSU COVID-19 testing lab
Oklahoma State University’s entry into the fight against COVID-19 more than doubled Oklahoma’s testing capacity. While the partnership between OSU Medicine in Tulsa and the OSU Diagnostic Laboratory on the Stillwater campus made it possible, it was volunteers who paved OSU’s pathway into the fray.
Nutritional sciences doctoral student awarded prestigious fellowship
Bryant Keirns, an Oklahoma State University doctoral student in nutritional sciences, received the Mars, Inc. Predoctoral Fellowship. The $5,000 award is presented by the American Society for Nutrition Foundation.
Howard named an Outstanding Senior
Chapman Howard, a mathematics and mechanical engineering major from Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been selected as an Oklahoma State University 2019-2020 Outstanding Senior by the OSU Alumni Association. The Outstanding Seniors award recognizes seniors who show excellence through academic achievement; campus and community involvement; academic, athletic or extracurricular honors or awards; scholarships and work ethic during their time at OSU.
OSU Library leads effort to share digital resources
The Oklahoma State University Library continues to lead collaborative efforts with state archival repositories and cultural heritage organizations to make significant contributions to the Digital Public Library of America.
Biology, psychology major named an Outstanding Senior
Samuel Alvarado Garcia, a biology and psychology major from Enid, Oklahoma, has been selected as an Oklahoma State University 2019-2020 Outstanding Senior by the OSU Alumni Association.
SUNUP to feature sneak peek of OSU virtual wheat tour
Social distancing mandates may have cancelled field days, but wheat growers can get a sneak peek of OSU's 2020 wheat tour virtually starting April 25 on the show.
Be aware of livestock trauma after a wildfire
Livestock may suffer panic and confusion following a wildfire.
Fire, mixed-species grazing enhances livestock production in $10 million research project
The project will help agricultural land managers adopt practices that will increase food production and promote more sustainable rangelands.
Cattle industry losing billions to COVID-19, report finds
The U.S. cattle industry lost an estimated $13.6 billion by early April this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and more economic damages to agriculture are likely, according to a study commissioned by the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association released this week.
Psychology alumna researching suicide prevention in Native communities
Victoria O’Keefe (’12 M.S., ’16 Ph.D.) came to Oklahoma State University to pursue advanced degrees in psychology. Her time here ignited her passion for research, clinic work and advocacy with indigenous communities. She is now an assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Department of International Health, in the Social and Behavioral Interventions Program. Read her story and learn how she is working during the pandemic.
NASA names OSU lead institution for strategic research initiative
NASA has recognized a team of researchers from Oklahoma State University with the University Leadership Initiative Award.