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Monday, Feb. 15, 2021: Shift to Virtual/Telework Feb. 16-19, 2021 
UCO Plans In-Person Classes for Fall 2021 
Jan. 26, 2021: One Week Extension of Virtual Learning Due to the continued impacts of the extreme winter weather, UCO will shift to virtual instruction for classes and telework for employees from Tuesday, Feb. 16 through Friday, Feb. 19. Classes will resume in-person instruction and campus buildings will open Saturday, Feb. 20. Offices will open Monday, Feb. 22. During the time of virtual instruction […]
The University of Central Oklahoma plans to hold classes in-person for the fall 2021 semester. A significant part of those plans includes continued adherence to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines and encouraging all students, faculty and staff to get the COVID-19 vaccination when eligible. “We’ve committed to creating an environment that supports in-person […]
UCO President Patti Neuhold-Ravikumar updates the Central community on the decision to extend Level 4 Operations one week, through Feb. 7. Barring significant changes to local COVID-19 data and trends, the university will return to Level 2 operations Monday, Feb. 8. Under Level 2, classes that were originally intended to meet in-person during the spring […]
The University of Central Oklahoma will adjust campus operations for the start of the spring semester and temporarily shift most in-person classes to synchronous virtual delivery through Jan. 31 due to the surge in reported cases of COVID-19 and related hospitalizations and deaths in Oklahoma County. Classes for the spring semester are set to begin […]
Dear Broncho Community, Today, we pause to remember and honor those who have valiantly sacrificed in service to our country through the armed forces. The souls of these individuals are connected by courage, selflessness, duty, and pride. Our freedom has been won and defended through the extraordinary efforts of these citizens who have chosen to […]
Dear Broncho Family, The year 2020 will be one to remember! The metro has been devastated by an early ice storm weeks before leaves have let go of their branches for the winter. Our beautiful tree-filled campus has sustained extensive damage from the storm. Our green spaces are littered with the debris of tree limbs broken from […]
In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the university calendar for the spring 2021 semester will include the following one-time changes: Winter Break will be extended by one week. Spring 2021 classes will begin Tuesday, Jan. 19. Employees will receive an additional week of paid leave from Jan. 4-8. Staff will report back to work […]
Extended Classroom Options are Almost Ready Last month, we shared our fall class instruction options. This includes in-person courses, 100% online courses, alternative instructional delivery and new extended classroom option for some courses. Extended classrooms are virtual seats for in-person classes where students will join the class online at the same time as in-person students. […]
President Patti Neuhold-Ravikumar updates students on the university’s COVID-19 response and plans for fall. The fall class schedule currently is being updated to reflect changes in capacity and delivery. An additional announcement will be sent once the changes are complete with instruction on how to find and enroll in classes in the varying delivery methods.
Many of us grew up having a grandma around – making cookies together, playing games and creating countless memories. In fact, some may have even wished they could take their grandma to college with them. One recent UCO grad did just that. When Jordan Cowan was two years old, he was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular […]
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