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Oklahoma Gardening April 1, 2023Welcome to Oklahoma Gardening #4940! Battery-operated Tools Host Casey Hentges talks with John Lee, Director of OSU Landscape Services, about the benefits of using battery-operated tools in the…
From Daniel Farris
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Cowboy Innovations on INTERACTZach Miles and Daniel Will talk about the services OSU Cowboy Innovations can provide to researchers, especially those connected to INTERACT, and to industry partners. |
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Dr. Daniel Burba on GratitudeDr. Daniel Burba, head of the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences at OSU's College of Veterinary Medicine, shares his gratitude as 2020 comes to a close. #ThankACowboy |
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Former Foster Child Paves His Own Path with OSU's HelpMeet Daniel Woodruff. He never thought he'd be able to attend college. But with hard work and a get-it-done attitude, he was admitted to Oklahoma State University. Now, he's a small…
From Ryan Peters
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Tracy Kyle Chair in Small Animal MedicineThanks to the generosity of David and Tracy Kyle, a new chair in small animal medicine will allow OSU to pursue newer and less invasive treatments for patients. |
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Science Cafe presents The Science of Colorful Foods and Whole Body HealthHow to choose “our plates” is becoming a great health concern. Many of us consume foods that lack a variety of colorful and beneficial components such as carotenoids pigments. In this…
From Nina Thornton
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Spears Business Alumni Spotlight - Matt DanielLearn about the life and educational career of successful Spears Alumnus Matt Daniel.
From Ryan Peters
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Business Alumni Support Core Curriculum ChangesAlumni of Spears Business talk about why the business school needs an updated curriculum to prepare students for the business world.
From Ryan Peters
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How to Get the Job You Want - Matt DanielLearn how to stand out during the interview process from successful Spears Business graduate, Matt Daniel.
From Gabe Gudgel
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RESEARCH WEEK: Terahertz RadiationImagine your cellphone downloading data 20 times faster than it does now. One OSU researcher is working on the next step of wireless communication... |
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