Ashley Marie May of Ardmore is one of 120 freshman students selected to receive a $1,500 President’s Leadership Council Scholarship at Oklahoma State University this fall.
Janoa Dawn Taylor of Ardmore graduated with an Associate of Science degree in pre-applied health during the Union College Commencement ceremonies on May 10.
The University of Oklahoma Law Center will offer a free orientation seminar for people interested in a career as a paralegal.
The REYAP Agriculture Science and Technology Institute hosted 47 teenagers from across the state June 24 – 27 at Oklahoma State University.
The Retired Educators for Youth Agricultural Programs is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1994 to promote opportunities in the field of agriculture to and for minority students.
The University of Central Oklahoma Office of Greek Life will host the Panhellenic Sorority Summer Tea 2009 at 3 p.m. on July 19 in the Nigh University Center Ballrooms.
Current and incoming UCO students who are interested in joining a sorority and their parents are invited to attend the free event. Participants can meet current Panhellenic sorority members and advisors and learn more about sorority membership at UCO.
Students will march to the beat of their own drums at the Red River Drum and Auxiliary Camp.
Jared Chastain, Arthur Dixon and Katherine Habeck had the once-in-a-lifetime experience of studying with a Star Trek star, a U.S. poet laureate and a Grammy Award-winner this summer.
Second Semester Superintendent’s Honor Roll and Principal's Honor Roll for Ardmore City Schools.