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OU launches first-ever micro‑credential program, pioneering workforce innovation in bioprocessing
Leveraging the College’s state-of-the-art Bioprocessing Core Facility, Gallogly College of Engineering has taken a historic step in advancing workforce innovation with the launch of OU’s first official micro-credential program, focused on the high-growth field of bioprocessing.
Study Aims to Empower Parents to Prevent Teen Vaping
A new University of Oklahoma study will examine whether targeted social media messages can give parents the information they need to help prevent their children from vaping nicotine and cannabis.
The Soval Series returns to OU with Beat Bevo Bash, Chris Young concert and Holiday Lights celebrations
The Soval Series, the University of Oklahoma’s suite of signature student experiences, will return to the historic South Oval on OU’s Norman campus this fall, including Showtime on the Soval featuring Chris Young, Beat Bevo Bash and Holiday Lights. The Soval Series is designed to foster connection, school spirit and memorable traditions among the student body and entire OU community.
OU researchers selected for Department of Energy Genesis Mission
With funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, the University of Oklahoma is helping build AI into the future of American science. Two OU-led research teams have been awarded nearly $1.4 million in funding under the DOE’s Genesis Mission, with a third researcher providing significant support for a Genesis Mission project being led by Los Alamos National Laboratory.
