OU-Tulsa

Make a difference in your community while gaining valuable experience! 📚

The Transformative Tutoring Initiative at the Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education is seeking OU students to tutor Algebra I during the 2025–26 academic year.

Tutors will work with two high school students three times per week during school hours at one of eight community partner sites. This is a meaningful opportunity to support student success, develop leadership skills and make a lasting impact.

Interested? Learn more and apply now: https://link.ou.edu/4bc0XA2

Ready to level up your kitchen skills this summer?!

Join us at the OU Culinary Medicine Teaching Kitchen for hands-on cooking classes featuring Breakfasts, To-Go Lunches, and One-Pot Dinners! At each class, you'll prepare and taste six delicious recipes and take home a digital recipe packet to recreate your favorites.

With multiple class dates and times available, there's something for every schedule (starting as soon as next week!). Grab a friend and come cook with us this summer!

📍 OU Tulsa Campus - More details emailed the week of each class
🔗 Sign up through the link and choose the class that fits you best: https://link.ou.edu/4ehlMum

As Oklahoma child care centers navigate ongoing funding challenges, strong partnerships between universities and early childhood programs are more important than ever. Through OU-Tulsa’s Early Childhood Education Institute (ECEI), local Research Training Partners like Crosstown Learning Center and The Preschool at Kirk Crossing provide valuable opportunities for staff to practice child assessments and classroom quality observations.

In return, partner sites receive incentives and specialized materials designed to support the use of research-based tools that improve outcomes for young children and families.

Read more about the challenges facing child care centers across Oklahoma in this Tulsa Flyer article: https://link.ou.edu/42LOSNc

Tulsa child care centers shift in survival mode over funding crisis As pandemic-era funding dries up and state subsidies shrink, Tulsa’s child care providers are warning families to prepare for what comes next.