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UCO’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) partnered with the Office of Advancement and the Division of Student Affairs to bring a new scholarship portal experience to Central students, which now is open.
The new UCO Scholarship Portal, powered by NextGen Scholarship Manager, brings improved, student-centered features to the campus community. . . .
Tonight’s debate will start at 9pm Eastern Time (8pm Central Time). You can watch the debates live on CNN, CNN International, and DesMoinesRegister.com. Tune in to the debates to learn more about the Democratic presidential candidates.
If you are looking for an avenue to share your research work or to see works of scholars from other universities, Oklahoma Research Day (ORD) is the premier state academic research event that provides that opportunity.
Do you want a chance to be published? Do you have research, creative writing, poetry, reviews, or art you’d like to see in print? Submit your abstract to the Office of High Impact Practices to be featured in 1890: A Journal of Undergraduate Research.
Check out the latest Transformative Teacher-Scholar blog post by Dr. Trevor Cox on Stephen Brookfield’s “Becoming a Critically Reflective Teacher”, a book referenced several times by keynote speaker Bryan Dewsbury at the 2019 TL Conference.
The Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday gave final approval to the state budget, which includes huge investments in public school classrooms, a teacher and state employee pay raise, as well as significant investments in criminal justice reforms all while saving $200 million.
The Fiscal Year 2020 budget bill, House Bill 2765, passed on a 37-11 vote…
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Governor Kevin Stitt, House Speaker Charles McCall, and Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat announced on Wednesday the Fiscal Year 2020 budget deal.
“This year’s budget is historic. Holding firm to my commitment of no new taxes, we will put away $200 million more in savings while also increasing the state’s investment in core services by . . .
The Oklahoma Senate is the odd man out in state budget negotiations.
Gov. Kevin Stitt and House Speaker Charles McCall agree on a spending plan for fiscal year 2020, but Senate Republicans have introduced their own spending plan that mainly differs on funding for education and pay raises for state employees…
Gov. Kevin Stitt expects teachers and public education advocates will be pleased when they see the finalized state budget for the next fiscal year that could emerge as early as next week.
Stitt, in a news conference Thursday, said he’s holding firm to his commitment to offer $1,200 across-the-board pay raises to Oklahoma teachers…
The Senate confirmation hearing for Gov. Kevin Stitt’s pick for budget secretary turned into a showdown Wednesday over the budget and other issues.
At one point, Senate Appropriations Chairman Roger Thompson, R-Okemah, gaveled down budget secretary nominee Mike Mazzei…