Hello, Faculty and Staff!
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We hope you had a restful break and your semester is off to a great start! It is great to have everyone back on campus. Check out the latest CAS news and listen to the newest episode of the Pokes PodCAS about deep-sea diving for microfossils on the ocean floor. Please find the link below. If you have any news of your own to share, send it to the CAS Outreach team. We also offer assistance with multimedia production for online instructors, plus instructional design, technology and proctoring support. We provide support for offering professional development and industry partnerships, so don't be shy about reaching out to us with ANY ideas you have. Have a spectacular spring semester! And be sure to follow us on social media @okstatecas. Bobbi Kay Lewis Associate Dean |
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OSU alumna receives award from Daughters of the American Revolution
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Oklahoma artist Anita Fields (Osage/Muscogee) has been selected to receive the Women in the Arts Recognition Award from the Cimarron Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Fields is noted for her clay and textile arts that reflect her native Osage culture. She was born in Oklahoma and is a graduate of Oklahoma State University. The Cimarron Chapter — located in Stillwater, in partnership with the OSU Museum of Art — nominated Fields for this award. |
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Japanese artist exhibition set to open at OSU Gardiner Gallery of Art
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An exhibition of works by Japanese artist Manami Ishimura opens Jan. 19 at the Gardiner Gallery of Art in the Bartlett Center on Oklahoma State University’s Stillwater campus. |
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Professor turning math into reality
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OSU's Dr. Henry Segerman was featured in The New York Times this month for his unique approach to visualizing mathematics, which includes incredible 3D-printed puzzles.
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Pokes PodCAS: Alvin and the dinos
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Ever wondered what it’s like to deep-sea dive, going miles below the ocean surface to collect micro fossils at the sea floor? Boone Pickens School of Geology professor Dr. Ashley Burkett gives us her firsthand experience of doing just that, including *ahem* how they use the bathroom down there. (“Down there” meaning aboard the Alvin, a crewed deep-sea research submersible owned by the U.S. Navy.) |
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Faculty Spotlight: Liz McCullagh, Department of Integrative Biology
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Dr. Liz McCullagh is an assistant professor in the Department of Integrative Biology at OSU Dr. McCullagh joined the Oklahoma State University faculty in January 2020 as an assistant professor in the Department of Integrative Biology. Her group is interested in how the brain localizes sounds in the environment and what factors influence sound localization ability. |
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