The college recently celebrated the achievements of our graduating students at our spring convocation We appreciate all of those who attended and joined us online to joyfully acknowledge the accomplishments of our students. We also appreciate the time and efforts of our faculty and staff who were dedicated to creating a monumental event. The college congratulates all our graduates on reaching this milestone in their lives.
OU has announced a historic gift that will transform the future of the OU College of Arts and Sciences.
Donated from the family of renowned educator and scientist Homer L. Dodge, a former OU faculty member, department chair and dean, the donation is allocated equally between OU’s College of Arts and Sciences and its Homer L. Dodge Department of Physics and Astronomy – predominantly benefiting student scholarships and research fellowships.
In appreciation of this gift, the OU Board of Regents approved the renaming of the college to the Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences.
The college celebrated the achievements of its distinguished alumni and faculty at Kaleidscope Evening. Lotsee Patterson, Karen Gaddis and Allan Saxe were recognized as the 2022 Distinguished Alumni of the college. Homer L. Dodge was recognized posthumously with the Distinguished Service Award and Mubeen Shakir was honored as the 2022 Young Alumni Award recipient.
College Areas:
Humanities, Natural Sciences,
Social Sciences, Professional Programs
of OU full-time
instructional faculty
are in the
Dodge Family College
More than 10,000 students
are in the college:
8,000 Undergraduates
2,000 Graduate Students
More than
100,000
graduates,
all-time
– Devin Brown, Senior
Planned Programs
