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Hello CAS Faculty and Staff,

 

I hope you all had a good end of the semester and were able to enjoy Staff Appreciation Day yesterday. As we’re heading into summer, I wanted to let you know about some opportunities with CAS social media.

 

CAS has Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages which we use to promote classes, research, events and the accomplishments of our students, faculty, staff and alumni, and we’re about to add a LinkedIn to the roster. We want our social media pages to be as engaging as possible and we’re always looking for ways to promote our various departments, so if you have any content you would like posted to the CAS social media pages, let us know!

 

Feel free to send us any graphics, flyers or news stories that you think deserve a home on our CAS socials. We’re also happy to help you create graphics to promote your events on social media if you would prefer. Just send us your event information with at least a one week notice from the day you would like it posted, and we’ll get it done!

 

Please send any social media requests to cassocial@okstate.edu.

 

Go Pokes!

Kaylee Piatt

CAS Communications Specialist

 

OSU professor working with a Swiss team make health breakthrough

Escherichia coli is known as a dangerous and scary bacterium, and it can be, but many don’t realize that most types of E. coli bacteria are harmless.

 

How this microorganism acts, what it feeds on and its life cycle is what a team at Oklahoma State University has been studying for over 20 years, and their expertise was exactly what a team in Switzerland needed to assist them in groundbreaking research — recently published in the journal Science.

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Computer Science student wins award for research into drug abuse detection online

The OSU Coalition for the Advancement of Digital Research and Education (CADRE) recently partnered with Dell Technologies and Intel to recognize the exceptional use of data science and computing by a student.

 

Khaled Mohammed Saifuddin — a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science — won the first place Dell Intel Student Award for Outstanding Use of Data Science and Computing at for his research work with advisor Dr. Esra Akbas, “Drug Abuse Detection in Twitter-sphere: Graph-Based Approach.”

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Pokes PodCAS Episode 48: Celebrating Cinco de Mayo, which probably isn't about what you think, with Monse Solórzano

We’ve all seen the Cinco de Mayo banners, signs and social media posts advertising discounted Mexican food and margaritas. However, how many of us have stopped to consider the history of Cinco de Mayo and what it means to some Mexican Americans?

 

“It’s a very thin line between appropriation and appreciation,” said Monse Solórzano during our conversation about Cinco de Mayo celebrations in the United States.

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ICYMI: CAS News Highlights

Here are a few things from CAS that you may have missed over the past few weeks. If we forgot something, let us know!

 

The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts announced its 2022-2023 season Friday, which includes an impressive slate of performances by the New York Philharmonic, famous blues guitarist Buddy Guy, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and more. See the line up here.

 

School of Media and Strategic Communications journalism graduate Bryan Karns is back at Southern Hills as the PGA Championship director. Read more about it here.

 

Female mayors and mayors of color reported higher rates of political violence directed at them both online and in person compared to their male and non-Hispanic white peers in 2021, according to a study conducted by academics at Oklahoma State University and funded by the Center for American Women in Politics.

 

Recent geography graduate Christine Giles and her daughters prove you can graduate at any age.

 

Dr. Louise Siddons, from the Department of Art, Graphic Design and Art History, has been given an honorable mention for the Frost Essay Prize by the Smithsonian American Art Museum for her 2021 American Art article, “Red Power in the Black Panther.”
 

Faculty Scholar Spotlight: Dr. Jennifer Borland, Department of Art, Graphic Design and Art History

I am an art historian who specializes in European art and architecture of the later Middle Ages (roughly 1100-1500), with research interests that include medieval medical and scientific imagery, medievalism and the history of collecting, audience experiences of visual culture, and representations of gender. I work most often with illustrated manuscripts, which are books that were made, written, and illustrated by hand.

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