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Introductory Tribal Finance and Accounting Certificate

Center For Future of Work Connect with peers and gain knowledge and experience to become a more effective tribal finance and accounting professional and leader. Registration includes: instruction, materials, gifts, breakfasts, lunches, receptions, refreshments, certificates/certificate holders, group photo, credit fee and one copy of "Financial Reporting and Information Guide for Tribal Governments and Enterprises (Orange Book)" as published by the Native American Financial Officers Association. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Leadership. Professional Development. Audience: Alumni. Public. Cost: $1,850 NAFOA members and $2,000 nonmembers. Sponsor: CENTER FOR THE FUTURE OF WORK. Contact Name: Center for the Future of Work. Contact Phone: (405) 744-5208. Contact Email: cfw@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 20, 2025 – Friday, May 23, 2025. For more info visit business.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 20, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Commercial Data Collection

CLGT Commercial Data Collection (15 hrs), This course will cover basic collection of data in relation to commercial properties for the use of property valuation. Training consists of basic tips, proper measurement techniques, attribute identification, modifiers, field etiquette and safety. Instruction will include classroom, field, and computer lab training covering all three approaches to value. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Stillwater - OSU Ext Center Large Classroom 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Staff Celebration Day

Staff Advisory Council Staff Celebration Day is an annual event organized by SAC as a "thank you" to the OSU Staff. The event includes, lunch, vendors, raffles and other fun surprises for the staff to enjoy. This year's SCD will be in the Wes Watkins Center on May 20, from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. We appreciate all the important work you do and we hope to see you there! If you aren't able to attend in person, we will have a to-go option available. More information can be found at https://sac.okstate.edu/events/staff-celebration-day.html. Building: WES WATKINS CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Organization. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Sponsor: STAFF ADVISORY COUNCIL. Contact Name: Ramitha Raja. Contact Phone: 405-744-6035. Contact Email: ramitha@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM. For more info visit sac.okstate.edu.

Beginning Metalsmithing and Jewelry

Art Department Have you ever been interested in learning the art of metalsmithing in order to create your own, one-of-a-kind jewelry? In this Beginning Metalsmithing and Jewelry course, students will learn to solder, texture, saw, file, and set a stone while creating a beautiful ring to take home. Students will also learn jewelry studio safety protocols and how to properly use and care for the tools. No previous metalsmithing experience is required. Upon completion of this course, students may sign up to use the studio during open studio hours. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 110. Contact Name: Meghan Brasuell. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM. Prairie Arts Center.

Rug Tufting

Art Department This class offers an opportunity to get up close and personal with the newest fiber arts phenomenon - rug tufting. We will provide your frame, your tufting cloth, your choice of four different yarn colors from our selection, and your tufting machine, as well as an instructor to guide you through it! By the end of the two day class, you’ll have a fully tufted rug. You can choose a design from our preselected options or create your own design! After the workshop we will finish the backing of your rug for you, and they will be available for pickup right back here at the PAC. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 85. Contact Name: Meghan Brasuell. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM. Prairie Arts Center.

Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD Streaming Audio: https://okla.st/GetVarsity https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16667&sport_id=1. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 21, 2025 – Friday, May 23, 2025. Arlington, TX. For more info visit okstate.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 21, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Commercial Data Collection

CLGT Commercial Data Collection (15 hrs), This course will cover basic collection of data in relation to commercial properties for the use of property valuation. Training consists of basic tips, proper measurement techniques, attribute identification, modifiers, field etiquette and safety. Instruction will include classroom, field, and computer lab training covering all three approaches to value. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 21, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Stillwater - OSU Ext Center Large Classroom 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Our Daily Bread Mobile Market

Family and Graduate Student Housing All OSU students and staff are invited to collect free groceries provided by Our Daily Bread. This occurs on the third Wednesday of every month. Building: FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Family-friendly. Audience: Students. Contact Name: Bailey Winters. Contact Phone: 4057446539. Contact Email: bailey.winters@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 21, 2025, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, May 22, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Commercial Data Collection

CLGT Commercial Data Collection (15 hrs), This course will cover basic collection of data in relation to commercial properties for the use of property valuation. Training consists of basic tips, proper measurement techniques, attribute identification, modifiers, field etiquette and safety. Instruction will include classroom, field, and computer lab training covering all three approaches to value. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Thursday, May 22, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Stillwater - OSU Ext Center Large Classroom 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, May 22, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

OSU University Club Social at the Atherton

University Club Meet remarkable people and build lifelong friendships across campus through unique, inclusive events and service opportunities. Join us at this come-and-go event and find out about UClub, low-cost membership, and what UClub is all about! Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Atherton Hotel Piano Room. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Organization. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Cost: 0.00. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY CLUB. Contact Name: Coral White. Contact Phone: 405-744-7420. Contact Email: coral.white@okstate.edu. Thursday, May 22, 2025, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM.

Oklahoma State University Cowboy Golf vs NCAA Championship

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowboy Golf vs NCAA Championship https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16518&sport_id=7. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Friday, May 23, 2025 – Tuesday, May 27, 2025. Carlsbad, California. Omni La Costa Resort and Spa. For more info visit okstate.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, May 23, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Friday Concert in the Garden: Phillip Wilson and Clifftop

The Botanic Garden Join us for a free Friday evening in the Garden at Laura's bandstand. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, and come enjoy an evening in the garden with us! In case of inclement weather, please watch our Facebook account for changes or cancellation. County/Department: Horticulture and Landscape Architecture. Program Area Calendar(s): Agriculture and Natural Resources. Cost: Free. Contact Name: Shelby Mendoza. Contact Email: shelby.mendoza@okstate.edu. Contact Phone: (405) 744-4643. Friday, May 23, 2025, 5:45 PM – 6:45 PM. The Botanic Garden at OSU. For more info visit www.facebook.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, May 24, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed

University Store The University Store will be closed Saturday, May 24. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Saturday, May 24, 2025.

Waxing Poetic Workshop - Cold Wax and Oil

Students will learn how to use cold wax and oil as a malleable medium to create texture in painting and multimedia applications. The class is a fun, freeing exploration of this rich medium, employing techniques and playful expression on oil paper. The instructor will cover the properties and demonstrate application of cold wax and oil and then students will paint, paint, paint! The class is limited to 10 participants to allow for individual attention. Be prepared to get messy and have fun! Apron or old clothes are desirable. All supplies are provided. A supply fee of $20 is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. All skill levels are welcome. Instructor’s name: Lori Roll is an Oklahoma artist with a background in photography, journalism, jewelry and art. She works in cold wax and oil, encaustic wax, multimedia sketchbooks and collage. Her loose graphic style evokes her love of nature, interior and exterior landscapes creating memories experienced and imagined. She enjoys the freedom of abstr… Building: PRAIRIE ARTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 85.00. Contact Name: Infoartscenter@oksate.edu. Contact Phone: 405-744-1535. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Saturday, May 24, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit artscenter.okstate.edu.

Waxing Poetic Workshop - Cold Wax and Oil

Art Department Students will learn how to use cold wax and oil as a malleable medium to create texture in painting and multimedia applications. The class is a fun, freeing exploration of this rich medium, employing techniques and playful expression on oil paper. The instructor will cover the properties and demonstrate application of cold wax and oil and then students will paint, paint, paint! The class is limited to 10 participants to allow for individual attention. Be prepared to get messy and have fun! Apron or old clothes are desirable. All supplies are provided. A supply fee of $20 is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. All skill levels are welcome. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 85. Contact Name: Meghan Brasuell. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Saturday, May 24, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Prairie Arts Center.

University Store Closed - Memorial Day

University Store The University Store will be closed Monday, May 26 in observance of Memorial Day. Remember, you can shop for great OSU spirit merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Monday, May 26, 2025.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

"Fur, Fangs, Feathers & Fins"

OSU Museum Of Art ART EXHIBITION | "Fur, Fangs, Feathers & Fins" ON VIEW | May 27 - July 26, 2025 From amphibians to apex predators, celebrate wild animals in their natural environments. This exhibition showcases birds, fish, mammals, and reptiles doing what comes naturally. Go WILD! This exhibition was created by Studio Art Quilt Association, Inc. Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldston and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. LEARN MORE | museum.okstate.edu/art/fur-fangs-feathers-and-fins.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 27, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Abstract Stained Glass Nightlight Workshop

Art Department Join us for a hands-on glass crafting experience led by stained glass artist Meghan Brasuell. In this workshop, you'll create an abstract stained glass nightlight while learning the Tiffany-style stained glass technique. Suitable for all skill levels, this class will spark your creativity and teach you a brand new art form! Each attendee will leave with a one-of-a-kind nightlight crafted from distinct glass shapes. For safety, please be aware that working with stained glass involves lead and flux, which can be harmful if consumed. Rest assured, we will work in a well-ventilated space and take necessary precautions to ensure everyone's well-being. Remember to wear closed-toed shoes and if you bring a drink, make sure it's in a lidded container. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 75. Contact Name: Meghan Brasuell. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, May 27, 2025, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM. Prairie Arts Center.

Oklahoma State University Cowboy Cross Country & Track vs NCAA West Prelims

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowboy Cross Country & Track vs NCAA West Prelims https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16836&sport_id=22. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 28, 2025 – Friday, May 30, 2025. College Station, TX. For more info visit okstate.com.

Oklahoma State University Cowgirl Cross Country & Track vs NCAA West Prelims

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowgirl Cross Country & Track vs NCAA West Prelims https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16819&sport_id=23. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 28, 2025 – Friday, May 30, 2025. College Station, Texas. For more info visit okstate.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 28, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Virtual Wellness Workshop: The Science of Sleep

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: May 26 at 5 p.m. Join the Department of Wellness as we learn the basics of sleep cycles and consequences of sleep deprivation. We will also go over the benefits of quality sleep and good sleep hygiene habits. A Zoom link will be sent to those registered the day before the event. To register, please fill out the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251044146068048. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Zoom. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to students and benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Wednesday, May 28, 2025, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM. Virtual. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, May 29, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

CANCELLED - Food Defense & Food Fraud

Food and Agricultural Product Center Managers and supervisors of food processing establishments should know how to identify potential risks to food protection in their facilities. They should also be able to encourage food defense awareness in the employees and suppliers of food industry establishments. The Food Defense & Food Fraud Workshop will provide an increased awareness of the threat of intentional contamination of the U.S. food supply. Managers and supervisors will learn about their unique responsibilities in reducing the risk of intentional contamination of the food supply. This course will focus on prevention, rather than reaction to, intentional contamination. Cost: $500 large companies (greater than 10 employees) $400 small companies (10 employees or less) A $25 fee will be billed to those who fail to cancel or attend. The registration fees cover lunch, refreshments and workshop material costs. Hotel Information: Booking Link: https://www.hilton.com/en/book/reservation/deeplink/?&ctyhocn=SWOHTHT&corporateCode=0003295646&flexibleD… Building: ROBERT M. KERR FOOD & AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 201 FAPC. Category: Community. Audience: Public. Cost: $500/400. Contact Name: Karen Smith. Contact Phone: 405-744-6277. Contact Email: fapcregistrations@okstate.edu. Thursday, May 29, 2025, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, May 29, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD Streaming Audio: https://okla.st/GetVarsity https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16668&sport_id=1. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Friday, May 30, 2025 – Sunday, June 1, 2025. Campus Sites. For more info visit okstate.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, May 30, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, May 31, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed

University Store The University Store will be closed Saturday, May 31. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Saturday, May 31, 2025.

Flower Bouquet Embroidery Workshop

Art Department Join us in learning embroidery techniques while embroidering a flower bouquet! There will be two bouquet designs to choose from. You will be provided embroidery thread, hoop, fabric, and ribbon to complete the design. We will be learning French knots, satin stitching, and other unique embroidery techniques for this project. No previous experience is required. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 25. Contact Name: Meghan Brasuell. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Saturday, May 31, 2025, 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM. Prairie Arts Center.

Room Swaps and Waitlists Open

Housing And Residential Life Students with bookings will be able to access Room Swaps and Waitlists. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: Connor Bandy. Contact Email: reslife@okstate.edu. Sunday, June 1, 2025, 8:00 AM. For more info visit reslife.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 3, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Accredited Basic HACCP Workshop

Food and Agricultural Product Center FAPC offers a Basic HACCP workshop. This workshop covers the basics of designing a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points plan and is accredited by the International HACCP Alliance. Employees responsible for developing, improving or maintaining a HACCP system will benefit from attending. The workshop will be referring to and using examples from the book "HACCP - A Systematic Approach to Food Safety: A Comprehensive Manual for Developing and Implementing a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point Plan, 5th Edition." If participants want to purchase their own copy, they may visit https://www.gma.maxx.matrixdev.net/forms/store/ProductFormPublic/haccp-manual-5th-edition. However, it is not mandatory to purchase the book to take the class. Cost: $600 per person for large companies (greater than 10 employees) Cost; $500 per person for small Oklahoma-based companies (10 or less employees) A $25 fee will be billed to those who fail to cancel or attend. The registration fees cover lunch, refreshments and works… Building: ROBERT M. KERR FOOD & AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 201 FAPC. Category: Community. Audience: Public. Cost: $600. Contact Name: Karen Smith. Contact Phone: 405-744-6277. Contact Email: fapcregistrations@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 8:00 AM – Wednesday, June 4, 2025, 5:00 PM.

Hire Oklahoma Recent Graduate and Alumni Career Fair

Career Services (HIREOSUGRADS.COM) Hire Oklahoma is a multi-university, recent graduate and alumni career fair held annually to support the state and regional workforce. We are partnering with Hire Talent to bring you an exclusive opportunity to meet with the area's top employers who are actively hiring for full-time positions. Alumni of all degree levels and experience ranges from around the state are invited to explore career opportunities with a wide variety of employers including agriculture, business, communications, education, engineering, hospitality, health and human services, information systems, mental health, government and non-profit, sales and technology, among others. OSU and many of the other participating universities will have a table to welcome their respective alumni, so please stop by the Oklahoma State University registration table to grab a name tag and swag item before entering the fair! Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Recruitment. Professional Development. Audience: Alumni. Contact Name: Lindsay Vallaster. Contact Email: lindsay.vallaster@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM. National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum 1700 NE 63rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73111. For more info visit slate.okstate.edu.

Virtual Wellness Workshop: Practicing Mindfulness

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: May 30 at 5 p.m. Join the Department of Wellness to learn the basics for starting a mindfulness and reflection practice. A Zoom link will be sent to all registrants the day before the event. To register, please fill out the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251044986406157. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Zoom. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to students and benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM. Zoom. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Unit VI: Cadastral Mapping

CLGT Cadastral Mapping (18 hours), , This unit covers the land identification systems (metes and bounds, rectangular survey and coordinate) commonly used in Oklahoma. Also covered are parcel identification systems (sequential numbering, geocode, map based) used to assign each tract of land in Oklahoma a unique number. This program goes into ownership data gathering, map sources, mapping equipment, base maps, conveyances, acreage calculation, and mapping administration. A comprehensive case problem allows application of principles learned in the class. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 4057446049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM. Stillwater - OSU Extension Ctr, Rm 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Oklahoma Municipal Court Clerks Association Conference

Center For Future of Work The Oklahoma Municipal Court Clerks Association strives to improve the quality of judicial administration for municipal courts in the state of Oklahoma by providing its members with professional education and opportunities to exchange knowledge and experiences. Building: WES WATKINS CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Sponsor: CENTER FOR THE FUTURE OF WORK. Contact Name: Center for the Future of Work. Contact Phone: 405.744.5208. Contact Email: cfw@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 4, 2025 – Friday, June 6, 2025. For more info visit business.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 4, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Unit VI: Cadastral Mapping

CLGT Cadastral Mapping (18 hours), , This unit covers the land identification systems (metes and bounds, rectangular survey and coordinate) commonly used in Oklahoma. Also covered are parcel identification systems (sequential numbering, geocode, map based) used to assign each tract of land in Oklahoma a unique number. This program goes into ownership data gathering, map sources, mapping equipment, base maps, conveyances, acreage calculation, and mapping administration. A comprehensive case problem allows application of principles learned in the class. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 4057446049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 4, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Stillwater - OSU Extension Ctr, Rm 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 5, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Extended Hours

University Store The University Store will be open late Thursday, June 5 until 8 p.m. as a part of the Student Union's annual Summer on the Plaza festivities. Come enjoy some late-night shopping and family fun! Be sure to follow @OSUUnion on social media to find out about each week's special discount offer. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 5, 2025, 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM.

Unit VI: Cadastral Mapping

CLGT Cadastral Mapping (18 hours), , This unit covers the land identification systems (metes and bounds, rectangular survey and coordinate) commonly used in Oklahoma. Also covered are parcel identification systems (sequential numbering, geocode, map based) used to assign each tract of land in Oklahoma a unique number. This program goes into ownership data gathering, map sources, mapping equipment, base maps, conveyances, acreage calculation, and mapping administration. A comprehensive case problem allows application of principles learned in the class. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 4057446049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 5, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Stillwater - OSU Extension Ctr, Rm 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 5, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD Streaming Audio: https://okstate.com/h https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16669&sport_id=1. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Friday, June 6, 2025 – Sunday, June 8, 2025. Campus Sites. For more info visit okstate.com.

Last day to attend the Thesis/Dissertation Format and Graduation Review or watch the online tutorial in GC Round-Up

Graduate College Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Audience: Students. Contact Name: Matriculation, Grad College. Contact Phone: (405) 744-6368. Contact Email: grad-academici@okstate.edu. Friday, June 6, 2025. For more info visit apps.okstate.edu.

Last day to submit the Admission to Doctoral Candidacy form to the Graduate College for Fall 2025 Graduation

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, June 6, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Unit VI: Cadastral Mapping

CLGT Cadastral Mapping (18 hours), , This unit covers the land identification systems (metes and bounds, rectangular survey and coordinate) commonly used in Oklahoma. Also covered are parcel identification systems (sequential numbering, geocode, map based) used to assign each tract of land in Oklahoma a unique number. This program goes into ownership data gathering, map sources, mapping equipment, base maps, conveyances, acreage calculation, and mapping administration. A comprehensive case problem allows application of principles learned in the class. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 4057446049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Friday, June 6, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Stillwater - OSU Extension Ctr, Rm 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Unveiling & Special Reception

OSU Museum Of Art Join the OSU Museum of Art and our special guests as we unveil the newest acquisition to the OSU Museum of Art collection, a stunning work by a Native American artist. The reception is hosted by our Art Advocates and Lou Watkins, an Art Advocate and long-time friend of the museum, to recognize a generous gift from her cousins, Ann and Lon McCarley. Light refreshments will be served. June 6, 2025 720 S. Husband, Stillwater, OK 3:30-5:00 PM | Remarks at 4:00 PM. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, June 6, 2025, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM.

Friday Concert in the Garden with The Heard

The Botanic Garden Join us for a free Friday evening in the Garden at Laura's bandstand. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, and come enjoy an evening in the garden with us! In case of inclement weather, please watch our Facebook account for changes or cancellation. Building: THE BOTANIC GARDEN. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Family-friendly. Audience: Public. Cost: Free. Sponsor: THE BOTANIC GARDEN. Contact Name: Lou Anella. Contact Phone: 4057444643. Contact Email: lou.anella@okstate.edu. Friday, June 6, 2025, 5:45 PM – 7:30 PM. For more info visit www.facebook.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 7, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

CANCELLED - Intro to Color Charts

Learning the art of color mixing can transform your art! In this workshop, artist Lauren Florence will walk you through a variety of color charts: a simple matrix, a value chart, a circle, and a parent color chart. Class discussion will cover the benefits of each chart, the benefits of creating your own charts for quick reference in your studio, and the benefits of painting with a limited palette. Chart templates will be provided and you will work on completing them in class. Instructor’s name: With a background in silk dyeing, Oklahoma City based artist, Lauren Florence, turned to acrylics and canvas after the birth of her son. With the same vibrant colors she used on silk, her paintings now have form in vibrant, realistic expressionism. Her subject matter is inspired by a deep love of the people and wildlife of Oklahoma and the American West. Lauren has a BFA in Textile Design from the University of Kansas. Lauren began showing her work in the summer of 2017 with a solo show at Woolaroc Museum and W… Building: PRAIRIE ARTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 75.00. Contact Name: Infoartscenter@oksate.edu. Contact Phone: 405-744-1535. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 7, 2025, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit artscenter.okstate.edu.

Intro to Color Charts

Art Department Learning the art of color mixing can transform your art! In this workshop, artist Lauren Florence will walk you through a variety of color charts: a simple matrix, a value chart, a circle, and a parent color chart. Class discussion will cover the benefits of each chart, the benefits of creating your own charts for quick reference in your studio, and the benefits of painting with a limited palette. Chart templates will be provided and you will work on completing them in class. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 75. Contact Name: Meghan Brasuell. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 7, 2025, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM. Prairie Arts Center.

Summer Step-Off Challenge

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: June 4 at 5 p.m. Join the Department of Wellness as we kick off summer with this three-week virtual walking challenge. Each week will have a theme with a unique walking challenge you can complete on your own time. A prize winner will be selected each week based on its challenge, so don’t miss out! Themes include a duration challenge (one hour a day), a step-count challenge, and walking for self-care. Participants will be responsible for keeping track of their own step counts and walking durations. To register, please fill out the jotform: https://form.jotform.com/250914892814060. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Virtual. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to OSU employees enrolled in an OSU benefits plan. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Monday, June 9, 2025 – Friday, June 27, 2025. Virtual. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 10, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Oklahoma State University Cowboy Cross Country & Track vs NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowboy Cross Country & Track vs NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16837&sport_id=22. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 11, 2025 – Friday, June 13, 2025. Eugene, OR. For more info visit okstate.com.

Oklahoma State University Cowgirl Cross Country & Track vs NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowgirl Cross Country & Track vs NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16820&sport_id=23. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 11, 2025 – Friday, June 13, 2025. Eugene, OR. For more info visit okstate.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 11, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Sovereignty Symposium

Center For Sovereign Nations Founded in 1988, the Sovereignty Symposium is hosted by Oklahoma City University School of Law and Oklahoma City University. Please SAVE THE DATE for the 37th annual Sovereignty Symposium on Thursday, June 12 and Friday, June 13 at the new OKANA Resort in Oklahoma City. https://www.thesovereigntysymposium.com/. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Leadership. Organization. Professional Development. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Alumni. Contact Name: Center for Sovereign Nations. Contact Email: sovnationcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 12, 2025 – Friday, June 13, 2025. Okana Resort.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 12, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Extended Hours

University Store The University Store will be open late Thursday, June 12 until 8 p.m. as a part of the Student Union's annual Summer on the Plaza festivities. Come enjoy some late-night shopping and family fun! Be sure to follow @OSUUnion on social media to find out about each week's special discount offer. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 12, 2025, 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 12, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Walks with Wellness

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: June 5 at 5 p.m. Join us for a relaxing and educational walk as we tour the Endeavor Lab and learn about all this state-of-the-art facility has to offer. This event is free to employees currently enrolled in OSU's benefits plan. No-shows will be charged $10 to their bursar account. To register, please fill out the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251043800516143. Building: ENDEAVOR. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to OSU-STW benefits-eligible employees. No-shows will be charged $10 to bursar account. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 12, 2025, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD

Athletics Oklahoma State University Cowboy Baseball vs TBD Streaming Audio: https://okla.st/GetVarsity https://okstate.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=16670&sport_id=1. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Athletics. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: OSU Athletics. Contact Phone: 877-ALL-4-OSU. Contact Email: tickets@okstate.edu. Friday, June 13, 2025 – Sunday, June 22, 2025. Omaha, NE. For more info visit okstate.com.

Due Date for Applications: Cox Graduate Fellowship in Genetics Research

Research In April 2025, the Division of the Vice President for Research will distribute a solicitation for applications for the Otto S. Cox Graduate Fellowship in Genetics Research. Details about the fellowship and application are posted online here. If unsure of your eligibility, contact Associate Vice President for Research, Dr. Christine Johnson, for clarification prior to applying. Applications will be submitted via OSU’s InfoReady online submission portal, and applications will be due on June 13, 2025. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Research. Academic. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Contact Name: Christine Johnson. Contact Phone: 405-744-2361. Contact Email: christine.johnson@okstate.edu. Friday, June 13, 2025. For more info visit research.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, June 13, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 14, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed

University Store The University Store will be closed Saturday, June 14. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 14, 2025.

Second Saturday

OSU Museum Of Art Second Saturday of each month | 11 AM - 2 PM Experience free hands-on art activities designed to be inclusive of visitors of all ages and abilities. enjoy "Story Time in the Museum" hosted by the Stillwater Public Library at 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM. Activities are come-and-go, 11 AM - 2 PM Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 14, 2025, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 17, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Commercial Data Entry

CLGT Instruction on basic data entry for the use of commercial property valuation in the State CAMA system. This course covers appraisal theory across all three approaches to value and hands on training in the computer lab entering actual commercial properties. Occupancies, construction class, measuring techniques, site improvements, modifiers, and other attributes will be discussed. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Stillwater - OSU Ext Center Computer Lab 221. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Joaquin Torres Garcia: June 17th-20th

Join us this week as we turn our spotlight on the renowned work and life of Uruguayan-Spanish artist Joaquin Torres Garcia. Like Torres Garcia and his fellow Constructivists, we will break our subjects down into building blocks of shape, colors, and symbols. Some of our blocks will be drawn, some painted, and some will be wooden blocks put together to make people and towns! Each week, our 6-10 year old campers will explore a different artist in depth, creating works inspired by their medium, subject matter, philosophy, and life. Each 4 day camp will include a combination of two dimensional and three dimensional projects. As always, we will learn a lot, play, explore, and expand our understanding of art and the world around us! Class Time June 17th-20th Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm Drop off between 9:30-10, projects will begin at 10 Tuition 150.00 Ages 6-10 All Supplies Included All art camps will run Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Students will need to bring a sack lunch, as well as a… Building: PRAIRIE ARTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 150.00 for the week. Contact Name: Infoartscenter@oksate.edu. Contact Phone: 405-744-1535. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit artscenter.okstate.edu.

New Innovator Training

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: June 12 at 5 p.m. Innovators contribute to OSU by communicating, engaging and collaborating within their departments. Encouraging healthy lifestyles while at work–where we spend most of our time–benefits OSU’s employees, students and communities. Innovators provide the tools, resources and peer support necessary to facilitate healthy lifestyle choices with their colleagues. Join us for a training session on either June 17th or July 10th to learn what being an Innovator is all about! To register for a training session, please complete the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251045947861160 If you would like to apply to be an Innovator now, please fill out the application and department approval form located at okla.st/ahcinnovator. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Zoom. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM. Zoom. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Under 5 Night

Family and Graduate Student Housing For residents in Year-Round Housing. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Students. Contact Name: Bailey E Winters. Contact Phone: 4057446539. Contact Email: bailey.winters@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 18, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Commercial Data Entry

CLGT Instruction on basic data entry for the use of commercial property valuation in the State CAMA system. This course covers appraisal theory across all three approaches to value and hands on training in the computer lab entering actual commercial properties. Occupancies, construction class, measuring techniques, site improvements, modifiers, and other attributes will be discussed. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Stillwater - OSU Ext Center Computer Lab 221. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Joaquin Torres Garcia: June 17th-20th

Join us this week as we turn our spotlight on the renowned work and life of Uruguayan-Spanish artist Joaquin Torres Garcia. Like Torres Garcia and his fellow Constructivists, we will break our subjects down into building blocks of shape, colors, and symbols. Some of our blocks will be drawn, some painted, and some will be wooden blocks put together to make people and towns! Each week, our 6-10 year old campers will explore a different artist in depth, creating works inspired by their medium, subject matter, philosophy, and life. Each 4 day camp will include a combination of two dimensional and three dimensional projects. As always, we will learn a lot, play, explore, and expand our understanding of art and the world around us! Class Time June 17th-20th Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm Drop off between 9:30-10, projects will begin at 10 Tuition 150.00 Ages 6-10 All Supplies Included All art camps will run Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Students will need to bring a sack lunch, as well as a… Building: PRAIRIE ARTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 150.00 for the week. Contact Name: Infoartscenter@oksate.edu. Contact Phone: 405-744-1535. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit artscenter.okstate.edu.

Employee Dance Party

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: June 13 at 5 p.m. Join us for an employee only dance party--think old school, retro, sweating to the oldies, and this is your mama's aerobics class all wrapped up into one fun night! Let's shake up the summer and have a dancing good time! All cancellations after the registration deadline (June 13) and no-shows will be charged $10 to Bursar account. To register, please complete the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251246318616153. Building: COLVIN RECREATION CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Colvin Dance Studio 1. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Kimberly Beard. Contact Email: kimberly.beard@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

University Holiday

College of Veterinary Medicine Campus will be closed for Juneteenth. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Holiday and School Break. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: Student Services. Contact Email: cvmstudents@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 19, 2025. For more info visit hr.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 19, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed - Juneteenth

University Store The University Store will be closed Thursday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 19, 2025.

Joaquin Torres Garcia: June 17th-20th

Join us this week as we turn our spotlight on the renowned work and life of Uruguayan-Spanish artist Joaquin Torres Garcia. Like Torres Garcia and his fellow Constructivists, we will break our subjects down into building blocks of shape, colors, and symbols. Some of our blocks will be drawn, some painted, and some will be wooden blocks put together to make people and towns! Each week, our 6-10 year old campers will explore a different artist in depth, creating works inspired by their medium, subject matter, philosophy, and life. Each 4 day camp will include a combination of two dimensional and three dimensional projects. As always, we will learn a lot, play, explore, and expand our understanding of art and the world around us! Class Time June 17th-20th Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm Drop off between 9:30-10, projects will begin at 10 Tuition 150.00 Ages 6-10 All Supplies Included All art camps will run Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Students will need to bring a sack lunch, as well as a… Building: PRAIRIE ARTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 150.00 for the week. Contact Name: Infoartscenter@oksate.edu. Contact Phone: 405-744-1535. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 19, 2025, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit artscenter.okstate.edu.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 19, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Last day to submit a Graduation Clearance Form and a revised Plan of Study (if needed) to the Graduate College

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, June 20, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Joaquin Torres Garcia: June 17th-20th

Join us this week as we turn our spotlight on the renowned work and life of Uruguayan-Spanish artist Joaquin Torres Garcia. Like Torres Garcia and his fellow Constructivists, we will break our subjects down into building blocks of shape, colors, and symbols. Some of our blocks will be drawn, some painted, and some will be wooden blocks put together to make people and towns! Each week, our 6-10 year old campers will explore a different artist in depth, creating works inspired by their medium, subject matter, philosophy, and life. Each 4 day camp will include a combination of two dimensional and three dimensional projects. As always, we will learn a lot, play, explore, and expand our understanding of art and the world around us! Class Time June 17th-20th Tuesday - Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm Drop off between 9:30-10, projects will begin at 10 Tuition 150.00 Ages 6-10 All Supplies Included All art camps will run Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Students will need to bring a sack lunch, as well as a… Building: PRAIRIE ARTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: 150.00 for the week. Contact Name: Infoartscenter@oksate.edu. Contact Phone: 405-744-1535. Contact Email: infoartscenter@okstate.edu. Friday, June 20, 2025, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit artscenter.okstate.edu.

Dessert Competition

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 21, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed

University Store The University Store will be closed Saturday, June 21. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 21, 2025.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 24, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Unit VII: Ag Land

CLGT Agricultural Land Valuation (10 hours), , This unit covers the methodology prescribed by statue on the valuation of agricultural land for Ad Valorem tax purposes in Oklahoma. Emphasis is placed on data collection, sources, screening and confirmation. Valuation using a weighted combination of sales and capitalization rentals is discussed and applied in a comprehensive case study. This course consists of seven hours of classroom instruction and a three hour exam. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 4057446049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Tuesday, June 24, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Stillwater - OSU Extension Ctr, Rm 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 25, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Unit VII: Ag Land

CLGT Agricultural Land Valuation (10 hours), , This unit covers the methodology prescribed by statue on the valuation of agricultural land for Ad Valorem tax purposes in Oklahoma. Emphasis is placed on data collection, sources, screening and confirmation. Valuation using a weighted combination of sales and capitalization rentals is discussed and applied in a comprehensive case study. This course consists of seven hours of classroom instruction and a three hour exam. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 4057446049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 25, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Stillwater - OSU Extension Ctr, Rm 127. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Wellness Wednesday

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: June 18 at 5 p.m. Join Dr. Andrea Larabee, PhD, Senior Clinical Counselor for a discussion on body image while we age and how we can maintain a healthy mindset. To register, please fill out the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251274620151043. Building: SERETEAN WELLNESS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Lecture Hall. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Wednesday, June 25, 2025, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 26, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Basic Training (Entrepreneurial Workshop)

Food and Agricultural Product Center FAPC offers a Basic Training Workshop for food business entrepreneurs that helps participants address issues through business planning assistance, market identification, strategies and an explanation of food processing regulations. Small-group exchanges and guest speakers from government and industry assist in relaying information in each area. Basic training participants will also learn about technical assistance available to individual companies from the FAPC, including product testing and evaluation, process scale up, pilot processing, and engineering. Cost: $225/participant A $25 fee will be billed to those who fail to cancel or attend. The registration fees cover lunch, refreshments and workshop material costs. Building: ROBERT M. KERR FOOD & AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS CENTER. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Room: 120 FAPC. Category: Community. Audience: Public. Cost: $225. Contact Name: Karen Smith. Contact Phone: 405-744-6277. Contact Email: fapcregistrations@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 26, 2025, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM.

University Store Extended Hours

University Store The University Store will be open late Thursday, June 26 until 8 p.m. as a part of the Student Union's annual Summer on the Plaza festivities. Come enjoy some late-night shopping and family fun! Be sure to follow @OSUUnion on social media to find out about each week's special discount offer. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 26, 2025, 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 26, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Teen Club

OSU University Club Social at the Atherton

Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED/First Aid Training Course

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: June 19 Get certified and feel confident in any emergency! This class covers life-saving skills like CPR, AED use and first aid for adults, kids and infants. This course is open to all. If the course does not meet the 3 participant minimum, participants will be notified via email. Participants must attend the entire course and pass the exams before they can receive their certification. To be eligible to participate in a blended learning course, the participant must complete the online portion of the course before the in-person portion. Those without a certification verifying online completion may not participate in the in-person portion of the course. Participants must complete both the online and in-person course material in order receive the certification. To register, visit https://rec.wellness.okstate.edu/program/GetProgramDetails?courseId=cfae5bae-0380-4cea-b76a-66ce7ce53484. Building: SERETEAN WELLNESS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Seretean Wellness Center Lecture Hall. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Members: $65 | Non-Members: $75. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Maddie Wilson. Contact Email: maddie.wilson10@okstate.edu. Thursday, June 26, 2025, 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM. For more info visit rec.wellness.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, June 27, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Adult Game NIght

Family and Graduate Student Housing For residents in Year-Round Housing only. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Students. Contact Name: Bailey E Winters. Contact Phone: 4057446539. Contact Email: bailey.winters@okstate.edu. Friday, June 27, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 28, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed

University Store The University Store will be closed Saturday, June 28. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Saturday, June 28, 2025.

Unit I: Introduction to the Assessor's Office

CLGT There will be two- and one-half days of instruction and an exam on the last day. The course will begin at 1:00 p.m. on the first, day. The class will be from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the first day and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the second and third day, pending learning comprehension. There will be an exam on the last day, and you will have three hours to complete the, exam. The exam will consist of 50 questions, and there is a 70% requirement for passing. Pass or fail notifications will be, provided to each individual and the Oklahoma Tax Commission. You must bring a battery-operated calculator, a, highlighter, and a #2 pencil. A handbook will be given to each participant on the first day of class or mailed to Zoom, participants. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Monday, June 30, 2025, 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM. Oklahoma City - Embassy Suites OKC Northwest. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Last day to file a Graduation Application with the Office of the Registrar

Graduate College Last day to file for your name to appear in Fall and Spring Commencement Book. Summer deadline is for graduation clearance only. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Audience: Students. Contact Name: Matriculation, Grad College. Contact Phone: (405) 744-6368. Contact Email: grad-academici@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 1, 2025. For more info visit apps.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 1, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Unit I: Introduction to the Assessor's Office

CLGT There will be two- and one-half days of instruction and an exam on the last day. The course will begin at 1:00 p.m. on the first, day. The class will be from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the first day and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the second and third day, pending learning comprehension. There will be an exam on the last day, and you will have three hours to complete the, exam. The exam will consist of 50 questions, and there is a 70% requirement for passing. Pass or fail notifications will be, provided to each individual and the Oklahoma Tax Commission. You must bring a battery-operated calculator, a, highlighter, and a #2 pencil. A handbook will be given to each participant on the first day of class or mailed to Zoom, participants. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 1, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Oklahoma City - Embassy Suites OKC Northwest. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 2, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Unit I: Introduction to the Assessor's Office

CLGT There will be two- and one-half days of instruction and an exam on the last day. The course will begin at 1:00 p.m. on the first, day. The class will be from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the first day and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the second and third day, pending learning comprehension. There will be an exam on the last day, and you will have three hours to complete the, exam. The exam will consist of 50 questions, and there is a 70% requirement for passing. Pass or fail notifications will be, provided to each individual and the Oklahoma Tax Commission. You must bring a battery-operated calculator, a, highlighter, and a #2 pencil. A handbook will be given to each participant on the first day of class or mailed to Zoom, participants. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 2, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Oklahoma City - Embassy Suites OKC Northwest. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 3, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Unit I: Introduction to the Assessor's Office

CLGT There will be two- and one-half days of instruction and an exam on the last day. The course will begin at 1:00 p.m. on the first, day. The class will be from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the first day and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the second and third day, pending learning comprehension. There will be an exam on the last day, and you will have three hours to complete the, exam. The exam will consist of 50 questions, and there is a 70% requirement for passing. Pass or fail notifications will be, provided to each individual and the Oklahoma Tax Commission. You must bring a battery-operated calculator, a, highlighter, and a #2 pencil. A handbook will be given to each participant on the first day of class or mailed to Zoom, participants. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 3, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Oklahoma City - Embassy Suites OKC Northwest. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Co-Parenting for Resilience

College of Education and Human Sciences Co-Parenting for Resilience: Helping Parents Help their Children. Divorcing and separating couples will benefit by learning techniques to transition into their new "co-parenting" lifestyle and by learning effective strategies to promote their children’s healthy adjustment to their parent’s separation. This class also satisfies the court mandated requirement for divorcing/separating couples and those seeking custody, visitation or paternity of minor children in Oklahoma. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Family-friendly. Audience: Public. Cost: $35.00. Contact Name: Janis Risley. Contact Phone: 9187737344. Contact Email: janis.risley@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 3, 2025, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 3, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, July 4, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed - Independence Day

University Store The University Store will be closed Friday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Friday, July 4, 2025.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, July 5, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed

University Store The University Store will be closed Saturday, July 5. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Saturday, July 5, 2025.

Beat the Heat Challenge

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: July 2 at 5 p.m. Summer’s out in full force, and for the next two weeks, we’ll focus on beating the heat with a one-week virtual hydration challenge and a one-week skincare and safety challenge! Those who complete the challenge will be entered into a drawing for one of three prizes. To register, please fill out the jotform: https://form.jotform.com/250983955678074. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Virtual. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Monday, July 7, 2025 – Friday, July 18, 2025. Virtual. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Remote Produce Safety Alliance Grower Training Course

Food and Agricultural Product Center Fruit and vegetable growers and others interested in learning about produce safety, the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule, Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs), and co-management of natural resources and food safety. The PSA Grower Training Course is one way to satisfy the FSMA Produce Safety Rule requirement outlined in § 112.22(c) that requires ‘At least one supervisor or responsible party for your farm must have successfully completed food safety training at least equivalent to that received under standardized curriculum recognized as adequate by the Food and Drug Administration.’ The training is offered in collaboration with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food & Forestry. Registration closes March 20th. Following registration, a link to join the training via Zoom will be sent to participants prior to training. Cost: $25 per person. A $25 fee will be billed to those who fail to cancel or attend. The registration fee covers workshop material costs. This course is partiall… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Public. Cost: $25. Contact Name: Karen Smith. Contact Phone: 405-744-6277. Contact Email: fapcregistrations@okstate.edu. Monday, July 7, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Via Zoom.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 8, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

GEO-REx Summer Camp

Boone Pickens School of Geology The Boone Pickens School of Geology is offering the Geoscience Research Experience (GEO-REx), a resident camp on the OSU campus for high school students interested in geoscience and working in laboratory and field settings. Students will work closely with faculty performing research projects ranging from wet-lab geochemistry to near-surface geophysics, which will then be presented to an audience, including family, on the last day. The camp will take place from July 8-11 and campers will be provided food and lodging on campus and transportation for field trips. All field trips will be within 1 hour of Stillwater, OK and be overseen by GEO-REx personnel with First Aid and drivers training. Activities will encompass a broad range of geoscience topics, including geology, geophysics, and environmental geoscience, as well as teamwork and research skills. Space is limited so register now. Registration deadline is July 1st. Cancellation and Refund policy: • $50 deposit is required and will be refunded to… Building: NOBLE RESEARCH CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: NRC. Category: Academic. Leadership. Organization. Recruitment. Research. Audience: Students. Cost: $50 Registration Deposit. Contact Name: Tracy Quan. Contact Email: geology_outreach@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 8, 2025 – Friday, July 11, 2025.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 9, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Preventive Controls for Human Food - Qualified Individual Training (PCQI V2.0)

Food and Agricultural Product Center Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center is pleased to offer the Preventive Controls for Human Food- Qualified Individual Training Version 2.0, a comprehensive, instructor-led course recognized by the FDA and FSPCA. This in-person course fulfills the training requirements for individuals responsible for developing, implementing, or overseeing a company's food safety plan under the FDA's Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). Who Should Attend? This Course is essential for: Food safety professional responsible for developing or overseeing food safety plans , Plant managers, QA/QC staff, regulatory compliance officers , Personnel transitioning from HACCP-based systems to Preventive Controls-based systems , Consultants and trainers working in the food manufacturing industry, What's New in Version 2.0? Version 2.0 includes significant updates aligned with FDA guidance. Enhanced hazard analysis module reflecting FDA's Appendix 1- Known or Reasonably Foreseeable Hazards , Expanded allergen control… Building: ROBERT M. KERR FOOD & AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 120 FAPC. Category: Community. Audience: Public. Cost: $600. Contact Name: Karen Smith. Contact Phone: 405-744-6277. Contact Email: fapcregistrations@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 9, 2025, 8:00 AM – Friday, July 11, 2025, 5:00 PM.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 10, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 10, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Landscape Watercolor for Relaxation

Landscape Watercolor for Relaxation The 3-session course will be taught by Professor Qing Lana Luo from the landscape architecture program. Course Dates: July 10th 1-3 PM (IN-PERSON) July 17th 1-3 PM (VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM) July 24th 1-3 PM (IN-PERSON) Participants are expected to attend all three sessions. Course Fee: $97 per person Course includes the drawing supplies, watercolor, paint brushes, eraser, artist tape, watercolor paper, handouts & TA fees. Course is limited to the first 30 registrants. Registration Deadline: June 30th, 2025 No Refunds after June 30th, 2025 In-person dates will be held on OSU Stillwater Campus. Detailed location, parking info, etc. will be sent to you a week before the course begins. For registration questions please contact Ag Conferences @ 405-744--6489 or agconferences@okstate.edu. If you have questions concerning the course, please contact Qing Luo at qing.luo@okstate.edu. Building: PUBLIC INFORMATION. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Please see description. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Health/Wellness. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $97.00. Sponsor: HORTICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE. Contact Name: Qing Luo. Contact Phone: 405-744-5421. Contact Email: qing.luo@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 10, 2025, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit tinyurl.com.

New Innovator Training

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: July 7 at 5 p.m. Innovators contribute to OSU by communicating, engaging and collaborating within their departments. Encouraging healthy lifestyles while at work–where we spend most of our time–benefits OSU’s employees, students and communities. Innovators provide the tools, resources and peer support necessary to facilitate healthy lifestyle choices with their colleagues. Join us for a training session on either June 17th or July 10th to learn what being an Innovator is all about! To register for a training session, please complete the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251045947861160 If you would like to apply to be an Innovator now, please fill out the application and department approval form located at okla.st/ahcinnovator. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Zoom. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Cost: Free to benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 10, 2025, 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM. Zoom. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Last day to submit Thesis/Dissertation Oral Defense Form to Graduate College

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, July 11, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, July 12, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Second Saturday

OSU Museum Of Art Second Saturday of each month | 11 AM - 2 PM Experience free hands-on art activities designed to be inclusive of visitors of all ages and abilities. enjoy "Story Time in the Museum" hosted by the Stillwater Public Library at 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM. Activities are come-and-go, 11 AM - 2 PM Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, July 12, 2025, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 15, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

OSU "Big 3" Field Days

Animal Science Our Big 3 Field Days is the most time-honored summer field day in the country! The three-day event draws approximately 1,900 youth to OSU in July to participate in livestock judging and other educational events. More than 100 awards and scholarships are given each year, including the Joe Hughes Memorial Traveling Trophy! Program Area Calendar(s): 4-H. Agriculture and Natural Resources. Contact Name: Rusty Gosz. Contact Email: rusty.gosz@okstate.edu. Contact Phone: 405-744-6060. Tuesday, July 15, 2025 – Thursday, July 17, 2025. Totusek Arena.

Academic Job Market Intensive Session 1

Career Services (HIREOSUGRADS.COM) Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Session 1 – Tuesday, July 15 Topics covered: Welcome, common job search language, and career resources and tools , Job search strategy , Recent hiring committee panel Session 2 - Wednesday, July 16 Topics Covered: Letter of application  , CVs , Online presence , AI in the job search Session 3 - Tuesday, July 22  Topics covered: Teaching statements , Considerations for teaching intensive positions , Research statement framework   Session 4 - Wednesday, July 23 Topics covered: Interviews , Negotiation & start-up package Q&A . Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Students. Alumni. Contact Name: Breanna Gallagher. Contact Email: breanna.gallagher@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit slate.okstate.edu.

Academic Job Market Intensive-Session 1

Graduate College Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills, and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Topics: Welcome, Common Job Search Language, and Career Resources & Tools Job Search Strategy (include decoding job description info) Recent Hiring Panel: panel of faculty who have been on hiring committees. Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Academic. Professional Development. Audience: Students. Contact Name: Dr. Carol Powers. Contact Phone: 405-744-6368. Contact Email: gradcareersuccess@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit grad.okstate.edu.

Write for Reflection

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: July 11 at 5 p.m. Learn the basics on writing as a tool for reflection and as a mindfulness practice with the Department of Wellness. To register, please fill out the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/251046155041142. Building: EDMON LOW LIBRARY. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Edmon Low Library 109H. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Students. Cost: Free to students and benefits-eligible employees. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

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Late Cancellation Deadline

Housing And Residential Life Housing cancellations submitted after 11:59 pm on 7/15/2025 will be subject to a late cancellation fee. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Contact Name: Connor Bandy. Contact Email: reslife@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 11:55 PM. For more info visit reslife.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 16, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Academic Job Market Intensive Session 2

Career Services (HIREOSUGRADS.COM) Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Session 1 – Tuesday, July 15 Topics covered: Welcome, common job search language, and career resources and tools , Job search strategy , Recent hiring committee panel Session 2 - Wednesday, July 16 Topics Covered: Letter of application  , CVs , Online presence , AI in the job search Session 3 - Tuesday, July 22  Topics covered: Teaching statements , Considerations for teaching intensive positions , Research statement framework   Session 4 - Wednesday, July 23 Topics covered: Interviews , Negotiation & start-up package Q&A . Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Students. Alumni. Contact Name: Breanna Gallagher. Contact Email: breanna.gallagher@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 16, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit slate.okstate.edu.

Academic Job Market Intensive-Session 2

Graduate College Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills, and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Topics: Letter of Application CVs Online Presence AI in the Job Search. Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Academic. Professional Development. Audience: Students. Contact Name: Dr. Carol Powers. Contact Phone: 405-744-6368. Contact Email: gradcareersuccess@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 16, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit grad.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 17, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 17, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Landscape Watercolor for Relaxation

Landscape Watercolor for Relaxation The 3-session course will be taught by Professor Qing Lana Luo from the landscape architecture program. Course Dates: July 10th 1-3 PM (IN-PERSON) July 17th 1-3 PM (VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM) July 24th 1-3 PM (IN-PERSON) Participants are expected to attend all three sessions. Course Fee: $97 per person Course includes the drawing supplies, watercolor, paint brushes, eraser, artist tape, watercolor paper, handouts & TA fees. Course is limited to the first 30 registrants. Registration Deadline: June 30th, 2025 No Refunds after June 30th, 2025 In-person dates will be held on OSU Stillwater Campus. Detailed location, parking info, etc. will be sent to you a week before the course begins. For registration questions please contact Ag Conferences @ 405-744--6489 or agconferences@okstate.edu. If you have questions concerning the course, please contact Qing Luo at qing.luo@okstate.edu. Building: PUBLIC INFORMATION. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Please see description. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Health/Wellness. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $97.00. Sponsor: HORTICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE. Contact Name: Qing Luo. Contact Phone: 405-744-5421. Contact Email: qing.luo@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 17, 2025, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit tinyurl.com.

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Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Friday, July 18, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

The Homemade Food Freedom Act Workshop

Food and Agricultural Product Center The Homemade Food Freedom Act allows a broad range of food products to be produced and sold out of the home within the state of Oklahoma without a health department licensing. Specific training requirements, such as this workshop, are required before doing so. The training will focus on: Explaining the new law, what foods are allowed and not allowed Labeling Allergens Good Manufacturing Practices Liabilities and Legalities Food Safety pH and Water Activity This full-day training session will begin at 8:30 a.m. **Lunch will be included. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Academic. Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $35.00. Contact Name: Karen Smith. Contact Phone: 405-744-6277. Contact Email: karenl.smith@okstate.edu. Friday, July 18, 2025, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM. College of the Muscogee Nation Lecture Hall (LH) 101 2170 Raven Circle Okmulgee, OK 74447.

NEAR Science July Presentation

College of Education and Human Sciences Interested in learning about trauma and how early adversity impacts individuals, families, and communities? The Center for Family Resilience invites you to join our free NEAR Science Presentations for a science-informed, evidence-based curriculum around NEAR Science. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Family-friendly. Health/Wellness. Professional Development. Research. Virtual. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: FREE. Contact Name: OSU NEAR. Contact Email: nearok@okstate.edu. Friday, July 18, 2025, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM. Zoom. For more info visit bit.ly.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Saturday, July 19, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

University Store Closed

University Store The University Store will be closed Saturday, July 19. Remember, you can shop for great OSU merchandise 24/7 online at shopokstate.com. Building: STUDENT UNION. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Community. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Sponsor: UNIVERSITY STORE. Contact Name: University Store. Contact Phone: 405-744-5237. Contact Email: bkstore@okstate.edu. Saturday, July 19, 2025.

Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED/First Aid Training Course

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: July 13 Get certified and feel confident in any emergency! This class covers life-saving skills like CPR, AED use and first aid for adults, kids and infants. This course is open to all. If the course does not meet the 3 participant minimum, participants will be notified via email. Participants must attend the entire course and pass the exams before they can receive their certification. To be eligible to participate in a blended learning course, the participant must complete the online portion of the course before the in-person portion. Those without a certification verifying online completion may not participate in the in-person portion of the course. Participants must complete both the online and in-person course material in order receive the certification. To register, visit https://rec.wellness.okstate.edu/program/GetProgramDetails?courseId=cfae5bae-0380-4cea-b76a-66ce7ce53484. Building: SERETEAN WELLNESS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Seretean Wellness Center Lecture Hall. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Members: $65 | Non-Members: $75. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Maddie Wilson. Contact Email: maddie.wilson10@okstate.edu. Sunday, July 20, 2025, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM. For more info visit rec.wellness.okstate.edu.

Beginning Fly Fishing

Learn about the skills and equipment needed to become a ﬂy ﬁsherman — basics of the ﬂy rod and reel, casting, pond and stream ecology, matching the hatch (identifying what ﬂy to use when), knot tying, ﬁsh identiﬁcation, ethics, rules and regulations and safety. You will have the opportunity to learn and implement your new skills on local ponds, lakes and rivers, all while traveling the scenic drives through beautiful northern New Mexico. Distance to the fishing areas will be dependent on water levels and water conditions. Expect to drive or carpool with another class participant to the fishing areas. The course fee includes a $100 credit towards the purchase or rental of fly fishing equipment or gear. Fly fishing can be a fun and relaxing experience, but please keep in mind that participants will be required to do some light hiking and wading in streams, some of which will be rough, rocky terrain. Additionally, most fishing locations are above 8000 feet in elevation, so consider your fitness level before… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $750. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Monday, July 21, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Drawing and Watercoloring in Taos

Learn to see like an artist. Enjoy being taught how to draw and use watercolor while enjoying the beautiful environs of Taos. You will be introduced to the history, people and art of Taos through drawing selected scenic and historic indoor and outdoor spaces in Taos. For inspiration, you’ll visit local museums to learn how other artists have interpreted the landscape, architecture and environs of Taos. You’ll enjoy easy, specific lessons covering basic drawing principles and techniques that allow you to learn how to look at a scene as an artist does. For those interested in watercolor, you’ll learn some straightforward methods to create luminous skies, and colorful, believable landscapes. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Monday, July 21, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Intermediate and Advanced Fly Fishing

This class is designed for the more advanced fly fisher who wants to improve their skills on the water. Intermediate and Advanced fly fishermen/women will have a chance to review their skills in this class. Four full days of fishing, including one day on private water will provide ample time for anglers to put their skills to the test in the local ponds, lakes or rivers with our highly skilled local guides. Be prepared to provide a bio about your fly fishing experience. This will assist the instructors/guides to know what your abilities are, and how to best tailor this learning experience for each of you. Expect to drive anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour and a half depending on water and weather conditions. You will be expected to furnish your own ride. However, we encourage you to carpool with other class participants. You will be asked to inform your instructor about your previous fly fishing experience and any underlying health, and or mobility issues that you may have. This information will be kept… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $850. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Monday, July 21, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Living on the Edge: Taos and the Avant-Garde, 1917-1974

Explore the avant-garde history of Taos and its art historical and cultural geography. The course will focus on two key figures in the avant-garde history of Taos, Mabel Dodge Luhan and Dennis Hopper, and the artists, writers, and cultural figures they drew to Taos. Immerse yourself in this unique history and explore local museums, artists’ studios, and the magnificent cultural landscape of Taos. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Monday, July 21, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Native American Expressive Arts in Taos

For those with a passion for art, northern New Mexico is an idyllic retreat, a place to experience (and even purchase) a slice of Americana that is steeped in the mystique of the area’s many Indigenous nations. Settler dynamics of occupation, tourism, and commerce are often in tension with artistry and creativity in this part of America. In this course, we will explore these dynamics as we read together the New Mexico works of Indigenous writers and filmmakers, especially from Oklahoma, considering the unique arts cultures that inform them. We will read and interpret poems, essays, and films from writers including Lynn Riggs, N. Scott Momaday, Joy Harjo, Leslie Marmon Silko, Simon Ortiz, and Sterlin Harjo. Our time together will include visits to sites including the D.H. Lawrence House (and adjacent Kiowa Trail); the Mabel Dodge Luhan House; and the Taos Pueblo, including a visit to its Dawn Butterfly Café which honors the memory of a prolific Taos Pueblo poet. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Monday, July 21, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

New Mexico Cooking and Culture

Experience distinctive New Mexican cuisine while learning about the history and cross-cultural foodways of Northern New Mexico. Learn the local secrets of red and green chile sauce, cook with renowned Native American chefs, Lois Ellen Frank and Walter Whitewater, and experience traditional horno cooking at Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo with Norma Naranjo. For a contemporary take on local cuisine, we will visit the Santa Fe School of Cooking. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Monday, July 21, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Plains-Pueblo Interaction: 14th to 18th Centuries

Gain a better understanding of the history of interaction between the Puebloan peoples of New Mexico’s greater Rio Grande Valley and the Southern High Plains Indigenous peoples of Oklahoma and Texas. Alternating between days of discussion at the Doel Reed Center and visits to archaeological sites, students will engage in thought provoking and insightful lecture and steep themselves in the history of New Mexico’s indigenous people. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Monday, July 21, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Beginning Fly Fishing

Learn about the skills and equipment needed to become a ﬂy ﬁsherman — basics of the ﬂy rod and reel, casting, pond and stream ecology, matching the hatch (identifying what ﬂy to use when), knot tying, ﬁsh identiﬁcation, ethics, rules and regulations and safety. You will have the opportunity to learn and implement your new skills on local ponds, lakes and rivers, all while traveling the scenic drives through beautiful northern New Mexico. Distance to the fishing areas will be dependent on water levels and water conditions. Expect to drive or carpool with another class participant to the fishing areas. The course fee includes a $100 credit towards the purchase or rental of fly fishing equipment or gear. Fly fishing can be a fun and relaxing experience, but please keep in mind that participants will be required to do some light hiking and wading in streams, some of which will be rough, rocky terrain. Additionally, most fishing locations are above 8000 feet in elevation, so consider your fitness level before… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $750. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Drawing and Watercoloring in Taos

Learn to see like an artist. Enjoy being taught how to draw and use watercolor while enjoying the beautiful environs of Taos. You will be introduced to the history, people and art of Taos through drawing selected scenic and historic indoor and outdoor spaces in Taos. For inspiration, you’ll visit local museums to learn how other artists have interpreted the landscape, architecture and environs of Taos. You’ll enjoy easy, specific lessons covering basic drawing principles and techniques that allow you to learn how to look at a scene as an artist does. For those interested in watercolor, you’ll learn some straightforward methods to create luminous skies, and colorful, believable landscapes. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Intermediate and Advanced Fly Fishing

This class is designed for the more advanced fly fisher who wants to improve their skills on the water. Intermediate and Advanced fly fishermen/women will have a chance to review their skills in this class. Four full days of fishing, including one day on private water will provide ample time for anglers to put their skills to the test in the local ponds, lakes or rivers with our highly skilled local guides. Be prepared to provide a bio about your fly fishing experience. This will assist the instructors/guides to know what your abilities are, and how to best tailor this learning experience for each of you. Expect to drive anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour and a half depending on water and weather conditions. You will be expected to furnish your own ride. However, we encourage you to carpool with other class participants. You will be asked to inform your instructor about your previous fly fishing experience and any underlying health, and or mobility issues that you may have. This information will be kept… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $850. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Living on the Edge: Taos and the Avant-Garde, 1917-1974

Explore the avant-garde history of Taos and its art historical and cultural geography. The course will focus on two key figures in the avant-garde history of Taos, Mabel Dodge Luhan and Dennis Hopper, and the artists, writers, and cultural figures they drew to Taos. Immerse yourself in this unique history and explore local museums, artists’ studios, and the magnificent cultural landscape of Taos. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Native American Expressive Arts in Taos

For those with a passion for art, northern New Mexico is an idyllic retreat, a place to experience (and even purchase) a slice of Americana that is steeped in the mystique of the area’s many Indigenous nations. Settler dynamics of occupation, tourism, and commerce are often in tension with artistry and creativity in this part of America. In this course, we will explore these dynamics as we read together the New Mexico works of Indigenous writers and filmmakers, especially from Oklahoma, considering the unique arts cultures that inform them. We will read and interpret poems, essays, and films from writers including Lynn Riggs, N. Scott Momaday, Joy Harjo, Leslie Marmon Silko, Simon Ortiz, and Sterlin Harjo. Our time together will include visits to sites including the D.H. Lawrence House (and adjacent Kiowa Trail); the Mabel Dodge Luhan House; and the Taos Pueblo, including a visit to its Dawn Butterfly Café which honors the memory of a prolific Taos Pueblo poet. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

New Mexico Cooking and Culture

Experience distinctive New Mexican cuisine while learning about the history and cross-cultural foodways of Northern New Mexico. Learn the local secrets of red and green chile sauce, cook with renowned Native American chefs, Lois Ellen Frank and Walter Whitewater, and experience traditional horno cooking at Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo with Norma Naranjo. For a contemporary take on local cuisine, we will visit the Santa Fe School of Cooking. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Plains-Pueblo Interaction: 14th to 18th Centuries

Gain a better understanding of the history of interaction between the Puebloan peoples of New Mexico’s greater Rio Grande Valley and the Southern High Plains Indigenous peoples of Oklahoma and Texas. Alternating between days of discussion at the Doel Reed Center and visits to archaeological sites, students will engage in thought provoking and insightful lecture and steep themselves in the history of New Mexico’s indigenous people. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Academic Job Market Intensive Session 3

Career Services (HIREOSUGRADS.COM) Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Session 1 – Tuesday, July 15 Topics covered: Welcome, common job search language, and career resources and tools , Job search strategy , Recent hiring committee panel Session 2 - Wednesday, July 16 Topics Covered: Letter of application  , CVs , Online presence , AI in the job search Session 3 - Tuesday, July 22  Topics covered: Teaching statements , Considerations for teaching intensive positions , Research statement framework   Session 4 - Wednesday, July 23 Topics covered: Interviews , Negotiation & start-up package Q&A . Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Students. Alumni. Contact Name: Breanna Gallagher. Contact Email: breanna.gallagher@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit slate.okstate.edu.

Academic Job Market Intensive-Session 3

Graduate College Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills, and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Topics: Teaching Statements Considerations for Teaching Intensive Positions Research Statement Framework. Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Academic. Professional Development. Audience: Students. Contact Name: Dr. Carol Powers. Contact Phone: 405-744-6368. Contact Email: gradcareersuccess@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit grad.okstate.edu.

Unit II: Real Property Appraisal

CLGT There will be three days of instruction and an exam on the last day. The course will begin at 8:30 a.m. on the first day. The, class will be from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the first, second, and third day, pending learning comprehension. There will be an, exam on the last day, and you will have three hours to complete the exam. The exam will consist of 50 questions, and there, is a 70% requirement for passing. Pass or fail notifications will be provided to each individual and the Oklahoma Tax, Commission. You must bring a battery-operated calculator, a highlighter, and a #2 pencil. A handbook will be given to, each participant on the first day of class or mailed to Zoom participants. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Tuesday, July 22, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Oklahoma City - Embassy Suites OKC Northwest. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Beginning Fly Fishing

Learn about the skills and equipment needed to become a ﬂy ﬁsherman — basics of the ﬂy rod and reel, casting, pond and stream ecology, matching the hatch (identifying what ﬂy to use when), knot tying, ﬁsh identiﬁcation, ethics, rules and regulations and safety. You will have the opportunity to learn and implement your new skills on local ponds, lakes and rivers, all while traveling the scenic drives through beautiful northern New Mexico. Distance to the fishing areas will be dependent on water levels and water conditions. Expect to drive or carpool with another class participant to the fishing areas. The course fee includes a $100 credit towards the purchase or rental of fly fishing equipment or gear. Fly fishing can be a fun and relaxing experience, but please keep in mind that participants will be required to do some light hiking and wading in streams, some of which will be rough, rocky terrain. Additionally, most fishing locations are above 8000 feet in elevation, so consider your fitness level before… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $750. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Drawing and Watercoloring in Taos

Learn to see like an artist. Enjoy being taught how to draw and use watercolor while enjoying the beautiful environs of Taos. You will be introduced to the history, people and art of Taos through drawing selected scenic and historic indoor and outdoor spaces in Taos. For inspiration, you’ll visit local museums to learn how other artists have interpreted the landscape, architecture and environs of Taos. You’ll enjoy easy, specific lessons covering basic drawing principles and techniques that allow you to learn how to look at a scene as an artist does. For those interested in watercolor, you’ll learn some straightforward methods to create luminous skies, and colorful, believable landscapes. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Intermediate and Advanced Fly Fishing

This class is designed for the more advanced fly fisher who wants to improve their skills on the water. Intermediate and Advanced fly fishermen/women will have a chance to review their skills in this class. Four full days of fishing, including one day on private water will provide ample time for anglers to put their skills to the test in the local ponds, lakes or rivers with our highly skilled local guides. Be prepared to provide a bio about your fly fishing experience. This will assist the instructors/guides to know what your abilities are, and how to best tailor this learning experience for each of you. Expect to drive anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour and a half depending on water and weather conditions. You will be expected to furnish your own ride. However, we encourage you to carpool with other class participants. You will be asked to inform your instructor about your previous fly fishing experience and any underlying health, and or mobility issues that you may have. This information will be kept… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $850. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Living on the Edge: Taos and the Avant-Garde, 1917-1974

Explore the avant-garde history of Taos and its art historical and cultural geography. The course will focus on two key figures in the avant-garde history of Taos, Mabel Dodge Luhan and Dennis Hopper, and the artists, writers, and cultural figures they drew to Taos. Immerse yourself in this unique history and explore local museums, artists’ studios, and the magnificent cultural landscape of Taos. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Native American Expressive Arts in Taos

For those with a passion for art, northern New Mexico is an idyllic retreat, a place to experience (and even purchase) a slice of Americana that is steeped in the mystique of the area’s many Indigenous nations. Settler dynamics of occupation, tourism, and commerce are often in tension with artistry and creativity in this part of America. In this course, we will explore these dynamics as we read together the New Mexico works of Indigenous writers and filmmakers, especially from Oklahoma, considering the unique arts cultures that inform them. We will read and interpret poems, essays, and films from writers including Lynn Riggs, N. Scott Momaday, Joy Harjo, Leslie Marmon Silko, Simon Ortiz, and Sterlin Harjo. Our time together will include visits to sites including the D.H. Lawrence House (and adjacent Kiowa Trail); the Mabel Dodge Luhan House; and the Taos Pueblo, including a visit to its Dawn Butterfly Café which honors the memory of a prolific Taos Pueblo poet. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

New Mexico Cooking and Culture

Experience distinctive New Mexican cuisine while learning about the history and cross-cultural foodways of Northern New Mexico. Learn the local secrets of red and green chile sauce, cook with renowned Native American chefs, Lois Ellen Frank and Walter Whitewater, and experience traditional horno cooking at Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo with Norma Naranjo. For a contemporary take on local cuisine, we will visit the Santa Fe School of Cooking. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Plains-Pueblo Interaction: 14th to 18th Centuries

Gain a better understanding of the history of interaction between the Puebloan peoples of New Mexico’s greater Rio Grande Valley and the Southern High Plains Indigenous peoples of Oklahoma and Texas. Alternating between days of discussion at the Doel Reed Center and visits to archaeological sites, students will engage in thought provoking and insightful lecture and steep themselves in the history of New Mexico’s indigenous people. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Safe Quality Foods Workshop- Edition 9

Food and Agricultural Product Center Join FAPC and participate in this year’s program on Developing and Implementing Safe Quality Food (SQF) Systems. This workshop is based on the SQF code, Edition 9 for manufacturing and will provide information for participants to gain an understanding of the SQF program. Cost: $600 per person (Large companies - greater than 10 employees) $500 per person (Small Oklahoma-based companies - 10 or fewer employees) A $25 fee will be billed to those who fail to cancel or attend. The registration fees cover lunch, refreshments and workshop material costs. Hotel Information: Booking Link: https://www.hilton.com/en/book/reservation/deeplink/?&ctyhocn=SWOHTHT&corporateCode=0003295646&flexibleDates=true Hotel: Home 2 Suites by Hilton Stillwater Company Name: ROBERT M KERR FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS CENTER. Building: ROBERT M. KERR FOOD & AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS CENTER. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 120 FAPC. Category: Community. Audience: Public. Cost: $600/500. Contact Name: Karen Smith. Contact Phone: 405-744-6277. Contact Email: fapcregistrations@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 8:00 AM – Thursday, July 24, 2025, 5:00 PM.

Academic Job Market Intensive Session 4

Career Services (HIREOSUGRADS.COM) Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Session 1 – Tuesday, July 15 Topics covered: Welcome, common job search language, and career resources and tools , Job search strategy , Recent hiring committee panel Session 2 - Wednesday, July 16 Topics Covered: Letter of application  , CVs , Online presence , AI in the job search Session 3 - Tuesday, July 22  Topics covered: Teaching statements , Considerations for teaching intensive positions , Research statement framework   Session 4 - Wednesday, July 23 Topics covered: Interviews , Negotiation & start-up package Q&A . Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Students. Alumni. Contact Name: Breanna Gallagher. Contact Email: breanna.gallagher@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit slate.okstate.edu.

Academic Job Market Intensive-Session 4

Graduate College Entering the academic job market? The Academic Job Market Intensive is your go-to summer workshop series for mastering the faculty search process. Over four days and 12 expert-led sessions, you’ll sharpen your application materials, refine your interview skills, and gain a competitive edge for landing your first academic appointment. Topics: Interviews Negotiation & Start-up Package Q&A. Building: AGRICULTURAL HALL. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: 135. Category: Academic. Professional Development. Audience: Students. Contact Name: Dr. Carol Powers. Contact Phone: 405-744-6368. Contact Email: gradcareersuccess@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. For more info visit grad.okstate.edu.

Unit II: Real Property Appraisal

CLGT There will be three days of instruction and an exam on the last day. The course will begin at 8:30 a.m. on the first day. The, class will be from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the first, second, and third day, pending learning comprehension. There will be an, exam on the last day, and you will have three hours to complete the exam. The exam will consist of 50 questions, and there, is a 70% requirement for passing. Pass or fail notifications will be provided to each individual and the Oklahoma Tax, Commission. You must bring a battery-operated calculator, a highlighter, and a #2 pencil. A handbook will be given to, each participant on the first day of class or mailed to Zoom participants. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Oklahoma City - Embassy Suites OKC Northwest. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Mental Health First Aid

Department Of Wellness Registration Deadline: July 9 at 5 p.m. Mental Health First Aid, governed by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, is a skills-based certification course that teaches participants how to identify, understand and respond to mental health and substance-use issues. This training is offered FREE of charge; however, if you do not complete the required pre-work prior to the instructor-led portion or do not complete the course, $25 will be charged to your Bursar to cover the cost of course materials. This is an all day training. To register, please fill out the JotForm: https://form.jotform.com/221954319679166. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Zoom. Category: Health/Wellness. Audience: Faculty & Staff. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: DEPARTMENT OF WELLNESS. Contact Name: Taylor Bailey. Contact Email: taylor.bailey@okstate.edu. Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Virtual. For more info visit form.jotform.com.

Community, Creativity, and Continuity

OSU Museum Of Art The works of art featured in this exhibition offer a glimpse into vibrant Native American communities where cultural practices and everyday activities serve as the threads that weave individuals together. Works by artists representing multiple tribes demonstrate a sense of belonging and identity that spans generations. STUDENT CURATORS | Ladan Abdolahipourbadizi, Hilary Luke De-heer, Lou Gilreath, Audrey Hatch, Sam Holguin Tarrant, Kirtika Khanal, Mya Montonati, Angela Velasquez Garcia de los Salmones, and April VeVea FACULTY CURATORS | Rebecca P. Brienen, PhD, and Karen Greenwalt, PhD GUEST CURATOR | Amber DuBoise-Shepherd Funding for the 2024/25 season of exhibitions and programs is provided by Riccarda de Eccher & Bill Goldstone, and the OSU Museum of Art Advocates. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Beginning Fly Fishing

Learn about the skills and equipment needed to become a ﬂy ﬁsherman — basics of the ﬂy rod and reel, casting, pond and stream ecology, matching the hatch (identifying what ﬂy to use when), knot tying, ﬁsh identiﬁcation, ethics, rules and regulations and safety. You will have the opportunity to learn and implement your new skills on local ponds, lakes and rivers, all while traveling the scenic drives through beautiful northern New Mexico. Distance to the fishing areas will be dependent on water levels and water conditions. Expect to drive or carpool with another class participant to the fishing areas. The course fee includes a $100 credit towards the purchase or rental of fly fishing equipment or gear. Fly fishing can be a fun and relaxing experience, but please keep in mind that participants will be required to do some light hiking and wading in streams, some of which will be rough, rocky terrain. Additionally, most fishing locations are above 8000 feet in elevation, so consider your fitness level before… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $750. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Drawing and Watercoloring in Taos

Learn to see like an artist. Enjoy being taught how to draw and use watercolor while enjoying the beautiful environs of Taos. You will be introduced to the history, people and art of Taos through drawing selected scenic and historic indoor and outdoor spaces in Taos. For inspiration, you’ll visit local museums to learn how other artists have interpreted the landscape, architecture and environs of Taos. You’ll enjoy easy, specific lessons covering basic drawing principles and techniques that allow you to learn how to look at a scene as an artist does. For those interested in watercolor, you’ll learn some straightforward methods to create luminous skies, and colorful, believable landscapes. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Intermediate and Advanced Fly Fishing

This class is designed for the more advanced fly fisher who wants to improve their skills on the water. Intermediate and Advanced fly fishermen/women will have a chance to review their skills in this class. Four full days of fishing, including one day on private water will provide ample time for anglers to put their skills to the test in the local ponds, lakes or rivers with our highly skilled local guides. Be prepared to provide a bio about your fly fishing experience. This will assist the instructors/guides to know what your abilities are, and how to best tailor this learning experience for each of you. Expect to drive anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour and a half depending on water and weather conditions. You will be expected to furnish your own ride. However, we encourage you to carpool with other class participants. You will be asked to inform your instructor about your previous fly fishing experience and any underlying health, and or mobility issues that you may have. This information will be kept… Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $850. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Living on the Edge: Taos and the Avant-Garde, 1917-1974

Explore the avant-garde history of Taos and its art historical and cultural geography. The course will focus on two key figures in the avant-garde history of Taos, Mabel Dodge Luhan and Dennis Hopper, and the artists, writers, and cultural figures they drew to Taos. Immerse yourself in this unique history and explore local museums, artists’ studios, and the magnificent cultural landscape of Taos. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Native American Expressive Arts in Taos

For those with a passion for art, northern New Mexico is an idyllic retreat, a place to experience (and even purchase) a slice of Americana that is steeped in the mystique of the area’s many Indigenous nations. Settler dynamics of occupation, tourism, and commerce are often in tension with artistry and creativity in this part of America. In this course, we will explore these dynamics as we read together the New Mexico works of Indigenous writers and filmmakers, especially from Oklahoma, considering the unique arts cultures that inform them. We will read and interpret poems, essays, and films from writers including Lynn Riggs, N. Scott Momaday, Joy Harjo, Leslie Marmon Silko, Simon Ortiz, and Sterlin Harjo. Our time together will include visits to sites including the D.H. Lawrence House (and adjacent Kiowa Trail); the Mabel Dodge Luhan House; and the Taos Pueblo, including a visit to its Dawn Butterfly Café which honors the memory of a prolific Taos Pueblo poet. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

New Mexico Cooking and Culture

Experience distinctive New Mexican cuisine while learning about the history and cross-cultural foodways of Northern New Mexico. Learn the local secrets of red and green chile sauce, cook with renowned Native American chefs, Lois Ellen Frank and Walter Whitewater, and experience traditional horno cooking at Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo with Norma Naranjo. For a contemporary take on local cuisine, we will visit the Santa Fe School of Cooking. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Plains-Pueblo Interaction: 14th to 18th Centuries

Gain a better understanding of the history of interaction between the Puebloan peoples of New Mexico’s greater Rio Grande Valley and the Southern High Plains Indigenous peoples of Oklahoma and Texas. Alternating between days of discussion at the Doel Reed Center and visits to archaeological sites, students will engage in thought provoking and insightful lecture and steep themselves in the history of New Mexico’s indigenous people. Type of Event: One-time event. Category: Academic. Arts and Culture. Holiday and School Break. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $600. Sponsor: DOEL REED CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Contact Name: Doel Reed Center. Contact Email: doelreedcenter@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025. Doel Reed Center in Taos. For more info visit doelreed.okstate.edu.

Unit II: Real Property Appraisal

CLGT There will be three days of instruction and an exam on the last day. The course will begin at 8:30 a.m. on the first day. The, class will be from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the first, second, and third day, pending learning comprehension. There will be an, exam on the last day, and you will have three hours to complete the exam. The exam will consist of 50 questions, and there, is a 70% requirement for passing. Pass or fail notifications will be provided to each individual and the Oklahoma Tax, Commission. You must bring a battery-operated calculator, a highlighter, and a #2 pencil. A handbook will be given to, each participant on the first day of class or mailed to Zoom participants. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Professional Development. Audience: Public. Cost: $0.00. Contact Name: CLGT. Contact Phone: 405-744-6049. Contact Email: clgt@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Oklahoma City - Embassy Suites OKC Northwest. For more info visit clgtostate.org.

Drop-in & Draw

OSU Museum Of Art Every Thursday | 11 AM - 4 PM Unleash your creativity at the OSU Museum of Art with "Drop-in & Draw," a free, weekly drawing session every Thursday from 11 AM - 4 PM. Immerse yourself in our inspiring galleries, where pencils and paper are provided for you to sketch the wonders around you. Open to the entire Oklahoma community, from OSU students to Stillwater locals, this program is a perfect opportunity to relax, reflect, and nurture your inner artist through the simple, yet powerful medium of drawing. Learn more at https://museum.okstate.edu/learn/programming.html. Building: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Type of Event: Ongoing event. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: Free. Sponsor: OSU MUSEUM OF ART. Contact Name: Casey Ihde. Contact Phone: 4057442780. Contact Email: museum@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. For more info visit museum.okstate.edu.

Landscape Watercolor for Relaxation

Landscape Watercolor for Relaxation The 3-session course will be taught by Professor Qing Lana Luo from the landscape architecture program. Course Dates: July 10th 1-3 PM (IN-PERSON) July 17th 1-3 PM (VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM) July 24th 1-3 PM (IN-PERSON) Participants are expected to attend all three sessions. Course Fee: $97 per person Course includes the drawing supplies, watercolor, paint brushes, eraser, artist tape, watercolor paper, handouts & TA fees. Course is limited to the first 30 registrants. Registration Deadline: June 30th, 2025 No Refunds after June 30th, 2025 In-person dates will be held on OSU Stillwater Campus. Detailed location, parking info, etc. will be sent to you a week before the course begins. For registration questions please contact Ag Conferences @ 405-744--6489 or agconferences@okstate.edu. If you have questions concerning the course, please contact Qing Luo at qing.luo@okstate.edu. Building: PUBLIC INFORMATION. Type of Event: One-time event. Room: Please see description. Category: Arts and Culture. Community. Family-friendly. Health/Wellness. Audience: Alumni. Faculty & Staff. Public. Students. Cost: $97.00. Sponsor: HORTICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE. Contact Name: Qing Luo. Contact Phone: 405-744-5421. Contact Email: qing.luo@okstate.edu. Thursday, July 24, 2025, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM. For more info visit tinyurl.com.