| May 13, 2008 |
| Published by University Relations |
  James Joyce Quarterly Nimrod International Journal Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature The University of Tulsa Graduate Review Lithic Technology Russian Studies in History The Modernist Journals Project The University of Tulsa Magazine The Collegian (student newspaper) |
|
 TU receives two technical awards at ISA conference For the second year in a row, a University of Tulsa undergraduate student took the top honor for undergraduate research at ISA’s International Instrumentation Symposium. Additionally, a TU administrator earned the organization’s highest technical award in the Test Measurements Division. Published on 5/13/08 Found in the Engineering Archive on the right  Temporary Parking Changes - For NCAA Tennis Tournament, May 15-26 The University of Tulsa will be hosting the Men’s and Women’s NCAA Tennis Championships on May 15-26 at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center. To accommodate the tournament’s parking needs for guests and volunteers, there will be a few adjustments to parking in lots adjacent to the tennis center. Published on 5/9/08 Found in the General University Archive on the right Campus Road Closures Announced Portions of 8th Street and Tucker Drive (formerly known as Evanston and College Avenue) will be closed during the summer to facilitate road construction and other components of TU’s south entrance project. Published on 5/7/08 Found in the General University Archive on the right TU College of Law hooding features Governor Brad Henry on May 10 Date: Saturday, May 10 When: 4 p.m. Where: Donald W. Reynolds Center, The University of Tulsa Published on 5/6/08 Found in the Law Archive on the right TU Names Gilcrease Museum Director The University of Tulsa has named Duane King, who has more than 30 years experience in museum administration, as TU’s vice president of museum affairs and director of the Gilcrease Museum. Published on 5/4/08 Found in the General University Archive on the right 2008 McGowan Scholar in Business Announced Business graduate student Christopher Lynch will be The University of Tulsa’s 2008–2009 McGowan Scholar, a national recognition that provides funding for one year of tuition up to $18,000. Published on 4/18/08 Found in the Business Archive on the right CEO Aubrey McClendon delivers Inaugural Chesapeake Energy Lecture for TU College of Law Aubrey McClendon, co-founder and CEO of Chesapeake Energy Corporation, delivered the inaugural Chesapeake Energy Lecture on April 14 in the Great Hall at The University of Tulsa. The TU College of Law hosted the lecture as part of the Chesapeake Energy Scholars Program. Published on 4/18/08 Found in the Law Archive on the right TU College of Law has highest February Bar Exam passage rates of state’s law schools Results from the February 2008 Oklahoma Bar Examination show The University of Tulsa College of Law had the highest percentage of passing students from Oklahoma’s three law schools. Published on 4/14/08 Found in the Law Archive on the right Sustainable energy student earns Goldwater Scholarship at TU TU student Maria Holland, a sophomore mechanical engineering major from Minnesota, has been named a 2008 Goldwater Scholar, which is the premier award for recognizing students pursuing careers in science, mathematics and engineering. Published on 4/14/08 Found in the Students Archive on the right Petroleum Engineering Ranked 4th by U.S. News & World Report The University of Tulsa’s petroleum engineering graduate program again has been recognized as one of the top programs of its kind in the nation, according to U.S. News and World Report’s 2009 Best Graduate Schools. Published on 3/28/08 Found in the Engineering Archive on the right Dean Levit contributes to NPR report TU College of Law Dean Janet Levit provided expert commentary for Nina Totenberg’s report on a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling. (Link to audio clip included) Published on 3/27/08 Found in the Law Archive on the right Negotiation team from TU College of Law named runner-up at national competition Third-year TU College of Law students Gil Pilkington and Michon Hughes competed against the top 24 negotiation teams in the country, including top-20 law schools such as Northwestern University School of Law and Boston University School of Law. The competition was held on Feb. 8 and 9, in Los Angeles. Published on 2/18/08 Found in the Law Archive on the right President Upham’s Spring Letter to Campus President Steadman Upham’s spring letter to the TU campus community. Published on 2/18/08 Found in the Administration Archive on the right TU Publishes Storytelling Poems About Italian Mosaics “A Ravenna Mosaic,” recently published by The University of Tulsa, calls upon storytelling poetry to illuminate the mysteries surrounding elaborate Italian artwork produced during the zenith of the Roman Empire. The book was a labor of love started by TU President Emeritus Ben Graf Henneke when he turned 90 years old. Published on 2/14/08 Found in the General University Archive on the right New legal clinic opens at TU College of Law with resources for small business and community development The new Social Enterprise & Economic Development (SEED) Law Project at TU’s Boesche Legal Clinic will engage students with the community in a "holistic approach to community development." Published on 1/25/08 Found in the Law Archive on the right TU College of Law women’s group raising funds to build school house in Cambodia Women’s Law Caucus members say group’s mission, which includes the directive to erase discrimination against women, extends to poverty stricken Cambodia. Published on 1/3/08 Found in the Law Archive on the right TU College of Law Announces Twelve Excellence in Education Scholarships Law students choosing to attend the TU College of Law now have the opportunity to pursue scholarship awards with benefits in addition to tuition discounts. Published on 12/18/07 Found in the Law Archive on the right TU College of Law Board of Advocates Qualifies for ABA Negotiations National Finals Two teams of TU law students finish in the top three of regional competition and receive invitations to national finals in Los Angeles. Published on 11/21/07 Found in the Law Archive on the right TU Business College Earns High Praise from BusinessWeek The University of Tulsa was recently recognized by BusinessWeek for providing one of the best student experiences among the nation’s undergraduate business programs. Published on 11/15/07 Found in the Business Archive on the right City, TU Take Next Step in Historic Partnership Benefiting Gilcrease Mayor Kathy Taylor and TU President Steadman Upham today announced that an agreement has been reached under which The University of Tulsa will assume management and operations of Gilcrease Museum effective July 1, 2008, if certain conditions are met prior to that date. Published on 10/10/07 Found in the General University Archive on the right TU Names New Members to Board of Trustees The University of Tulsa has named three new members to its Board of Trustees. The new members are Ann Graves, community volunteer; Charles C. “Charlie” Stephenson, Jr., President, Stephenson Investments, Inc; and Richard Wiseley, senior managing director of the Western Division of Oppenheimer & Co, Inc. Published on 9/10/07 Found in the General University Archive on the right U.S. News Again Places TU Among Top 100 The University of Tulsa continues to be recognized by national publications for its educational offerings, as well as the quality of its student experience, according to publications released this week. U.S. News and World Report has again named TU among the nation’s top 100 doctoral universities, this year ranking TU 91st in its 2008 edition of "America’s Best Colleges." Published on 8/25/07 Found in the General University Archive on the right |
|
|
© 1998 - 2005 University Relations The University of Tulsa 918.631.2309 news@utulsa.edu |
||||