Internships Paving the Way for Student Success
Due to the internship opportunities he’s achieved through the Chesapeake Energy School of Business, Noah Ross is prepared for a dynamic career.
News Category Archive: Academics
Meet Your OKWU Prof: Jana Russell
“I’m an advocate for OKWU students. I look for ways to help them earn success.”
Criminal Justice Program Honors Fallen Officer
When a local officer was killed in the line of duty this March, OKWU students came up with a unique way to honor his memory.
Dean of Theology Celebrates Ten Years of Service
Congratulations to Dr. Jerome Van Kuiken on a decade of outstanding leadership in education.
OKWU Announces Spring 2021 Academic Honors
Congratulations to the students who have achieved a spot on the academic honor rolls for the Spring 2021 semester!
GPS Graduate Awarded Bartlesville District’s Highest Teaching Honor
“To help them understand what it is they believe in, and to put that into words–that’s a lot of fun.”
OKWU Announces First-Ever Doctoral Degree, Expanding Academic Offering
The Doctor of Nursing Practice degree program breaks new ground for the university.
OKWU Honors Chapel Recognizes Excellence in Student Body
At the close of another academic year, join us in recognizing our Honors Chapel award recipients.
Five Reasons Why… You Should Get an Undergraduate Degree in Business
When you’re looking to further your education, the degree options can be overwhelming. Here’s how a business degree can help you acquire the skills you need to go further.
Dreaming of Citizenship
“I can have a voice. I know it matters and I’m actually going to be able to, essentially, be heard.”
OKWU Film Class Partners with Local Rapper
“I love the ability that film has to take you into another world, and not just as an escape. It can bring you into somebody else’s world so that you can understand what they’re going through.”
From Transition to Trust
“We had to pack up our stuff right after getting married and move to a place that we’ve never been together, and come to a town with people we didn’t know… It was really scary, honestly.”