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Rural Women’s Studies Association Triennial Conference February 12 – 14, 2015, San Marcos, TX, USA Meeting Minutes February 14, 2015 I.           Welcome and Approval of Minutes from AHS meeting in Provo Katherine Jellison, Co-Chair, welcomed everyone to the business meeting. Minutes from the AHS meeting in Provo, written by Cindy […]

The Rural Women’s Studies Association (RWSA) will be holding a breakfast business meeting at this year’s Agricultural History Society (AHS) conference in Lexington, Kentucky (June 3-6). The breakfast will be held at the conference headquarters (Hyatt Regency) at 7 a.m., Saturday, June 6. Cost for the catered breakfast is $10 […]

  By: Tanya Dovbnya OPIE welcomes OU faculty, staff, and students to join OPIE events this week! Grammar Workshop: Prepositions– Wednesday, Feb. 11, 9:00-10:00, Gordy 116 OPIE Wednesday Activity: Kennedy Museum of Art– Wednesday, Feb. 11, 10:30-12:00pm, meeting in Gordy parking lot OPIE Lecture Series; Speaker: Anne Wilson from Good […]

Hello A&S Students! I hope that you all had a great Turkey Day and are ready for the last week of classes. As you are preparing for finals week, I encourage you to think like your parents and follow some very simple tips: 1)get plenty of rest 2) get out of […]

Hear from your advisor Sara Berens Hello A&S students! This week’s advising tip is about timing for final exams. Some students assume that pressure leads them to greatness and cramming is the only way to study. However, I’m sure you’ve heard the exact opposite from your instructors. The recommended time frame to […]

 By Jean Andrews Physics & Astronomy   “Attending a conference like this was exciting because I was among specialists who understood my results. That led to thought-provoking conversation for the duration of the event.” Dr. Ramon Carrillo Bastos, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Physics and Astronomy recently attended […]

“Two good things that are better together: STM combined with X-ray synchrotron microscopy,” says a report by the Argonne National Laboratory at phys.org. (Phys.org) —Over the past three decades, scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) has rapidly become a major component of the condensed matter physics toolbox. While STM can provide vast […]