Through partnerships with local businesses and companies, UCO students can gain hands-on, resume-building experience in the form of part-time jobs and internships. UCO student Kyle Tangco recently honed his skills working behind the camera on the show “Inside the Issues,” a political interview show where hosts Jim Dunlap and Pat Hall engage Oklahoma . . .
Esports: What is It, and Why is UCO Getting Involved?
You may have heard the term “esports” frequent social media and news headlines, but what is esports, and what does it mean to UCO? Long story short: think “sports, but video games instead.”
Esports has been around since the early 1970s, with games like Space Invaders, but rose to prominence in 1998 with Starcraft 2, owned by . . .
‘400: An Afrikan Epic’ Residency of Dr. Mark Lomax II
The UCO School of Music has partnered with the UCO office of Diversity and Inclusion, the UCO Black Student Association and the UCO African American Faculty and Staff Association to bring to campus critically-acclaimed composer, recording artist, drummer, activist and educator Dr. Mark Lomax II for a weeklong residency! This year marks the 400th . . .
Be Unique…Choose UCO Greek!
Are you interested in giving back to the community? What about finding lifelong friends? Or developing leadership skills and becoming a part of a national network or support? Then joining a fraternity or sorority may be for you!
Fraternity and sorority life at UCO has been around for more than 60 years with more than 20 organizations that are a part . . .
What’s It Like to Be: UCOSA President
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be the UCOSA President? Well, now you have the chance to finally know! UCOSA President Remington Dean is here to tell you all about what it is like to the President of UCOSA at UCO.
What does your typical day as UCOSA President look like? My typical day is a juggling act. I have to remind . . .
Integrity is…
It’s Integrity Week at Central, but what does integrity really mean? We turned to three standout Central students to highlight the importance of character, honesty, trust and influence and to tell you what integrity is to them.
To live with Integrity this week, check out these Integrity Week events and take the Integrity Pledge.
To me, integrity . . .
Good Sport 101
You’ve gotten involved. You’ve shown your school spirit. Now, it’s time to be a good sport and support your fellow Bronchos through UCO Athletics!
We asked UCO Athletics about the ins-and-outs of supporting student-athletes, and here’s what they had to say.
Did you know that the Bronchos have won 19 national titles? In fact, . . .
Connect to Central: Get Involved!
One of the best ways to make the most of your time at Central is to get involved. We’ve got more than 200 student organizations, so there’s something for everyone.
But how do we find out about all of these organizations?
Great question! At the Student Involvement Fair, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 22, 2018 around Broncho Lake (or . . .
Reading Rainbow: Spreading Joy Through Literacy
As a college student in America, at any given moment, there is probably at least one book in your backpack, not to mention the countless books on shelves in your home. Now, imagine wanting to read, but not having the resources to do so.
This summer, as part of a study tour, a group of UCO students traveled more than 8,000 miles across the world to . . .
UCO Students Dance Their Way to a Better World
University of Central Oklahoma students are brushing up on all of the latest moves for participation in BronchoThon, an 8-hour dance marathon dedicated to the many children who are assisted by Children’s Miracle Network. BronchoThon is UCO’s version of popular dance marathons done by universities throughout the nation. BronchoThon is new to UCO . . .