OSU faculty help high school students story map their city
Alumnae honored at 2019 EHA Hall of Fame
Center for Research on STEM Teaching and Learning Summer Camps
OSU Writing Project receives national award
Oklahoma educators making a difference
“The people. Everyone is friendly, helpful and welcoming. You will find professors
who truly care about your education and your personal life, professors who take the
time to make sure you are doing well. It’s very encouraging and motivating to know
that your mentors are also your biggest supporters.”
- Robin S.
Senior, Elementary Education
Julie Angle receives science education award
Dr. Julie Angle, associate professor in science education and Bill and Billie Dean Buckles Innovation in Teaching Endowed Professor, is the recipient of the 2019 Jack Renner Distinguished Service to Oklahoma Science Education Award from the Oklahoma Science Teachers Association. Angle received the award, which recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the advancement of science education in Oklahoma, at the organization’s annual summer conference earlier this month.
OSU faculty help high school students story map their city
Oklahoma State University faculty recently led high school students through a technology-driven story mapping project in their communities. More than 90 high school students from the Academy of Science, Technology and Engineering Charter (ASTEC) School in Oklahoma City participated in the two-week project.