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On Tap at Northwestern * June 9-13, Ranger Basketball Camp, Percefull Fieldhouse, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., for ages 9 to 15 years, $100 fee includes a camp t-shirt, awards, certificate, Ranger basketball and a great week of basketball. For more information contact Camp Director Andrew Brown at 327-8467. * June 11, NWOSU Summer Blood Drive, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Student Center * June 12, Comprehensive Exams for Graduate Students, 1 p.m., EC109 * June 12, "From Good to Great -- Becoming a Stellar Organization," presented by the Walch Center for Business Development, Student Center Ranger Room, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. * June 14, ACT National Test Day, Education Center, 7 a.m. * June 15-21, Ranger Rodeo members at Collegiate National Finals Rodeo, Casper, Wyoming * June 16, Community Band Rehearsal, 6:30 p.m., Fine Arts 310 * June 18, Enid Staff meeting, Conference Room, 8 a.m. * June 19, CDSA Banquet, Enid Campus Ketterman Nursing Lab, 3 - 8 p.m. * June 21, St. Mary's PALS, Enid Campus Ketterman Nursing Lab, all day * June 23, Last day for withdrawal from first four-week classes * June 23, Community Band Rehearsal, 6:30 p.m., Fine Arts 310 * June 24, Senior Staff meeting, Herod Hall Regents Room, 9:30 a.m. * June 26, Final exams for first four week classes * June 30, Second four week classes begin * June 30, Community Band Rehearsal, 6:30 p.m., Fine Arts 310 * July 1, Last day to ADD second four week classes and last day for 100 percent refund for dropping second four week classes * July 3, Holiday, no classes * July 13-19, StuCo Basic Camp on campus * July 28, Final exams for eight week classes and last four week classes * July 29, Grades due in Registrar's Office by 5 p.m. * Aug. 1- 2, Northwestern Creativity Project presents a Photography Show and Workshop, Runnymede Hotel. Friday evening Photography Show, Saturday -- all day photography workshops. Contact Dr. Rod Murrow at rcmurrow@nwosu.edu for more details. * Aug. 16, Freshman Orientation * Aug. 18, Fall classes begin
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9, 2008 High school students from Alfalfa, Major and Woods counties are now on the Northwestern Oklahoma State University campus participating in the Upward Bound and Upward Bound Math and Science summer camp. Jaunita Seevers, the program’s director, said 57 students currently are participating in the program, but the goal is to reach 100. Seevers said that it is not too late for students to get involved and participate in the classes and activities planned each week through July 18. Seevers explained that students eligible for the free program are those known as “rising 9th or 10th graders.” To receive the greatest benefit from the program, it is recommended that students join as freshmen, so they will enjoy support through their high school graduation. Upward Bound can only register students into this program while they are of freshmen or sophomore status. June 10, 2008 Northwestern Oklahoma State University’s annual Oklahoma Blood Institute summer blood drive is today, June 11, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Student Center Ranger Room. All donors will receive free submarine sandwiches, a sling back pack, t-shirt, free health checks and Members for Life Points. Donors also will be entered in a contest to win “Cool Summer Tour” concert tickets to see groups such as the Jonas Brothers, Sugarland, Bill Engvall, Sheryl Crow and more. More details can be found at www.kofm.com. Donors are reminded they will need to show a photo ID before they can donate. For more information, please contact Chesnei Zehr at 580-327-8178. June 5, 2008 Five members of the Northwestern Oklahoma State University rodeo team are deep in their final preparations for the 60th College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR). Competition in the annual event starts Sunday, June 15, at the Casper Events Center in Casper, Wyo. Cowboys and cowgirls qualify for the national finals by finishing in the top three in the individual events in regional competition. Northwestern competes in the Central Plains Region, comprised of two and four year schools in Oklahoma and Kansas and a few from Missouri. Read more... June 9, 2008 Jordan Gaskill of Waynoka, a junior at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, has been presented the $1,000 Miss State Scholar Award from the Miss America Organization in conjunction with the Miss Oklahoma Pageant held in Tulsa June 4-7. Gaskill, who competed in this year’s state pageant as Miss Northwest Passage, received the award at a Kiwanis luncheon in Tulsa on June 2. The scholarship is awarded during state pageants to one woman in each state for academic excellence. Read more... Central National
Bank of Alva becomes Platinum member Marilyn Myers Bouziden, Kyle D. Hughbanks, Mary Margaret Miller, Stephen L. Myers, Harold A. Brizzolara, and Scott C. Hartman are the members of the board of directors who made this generous decision to donate. The Millennium Club allows donors to give a certain amount over the course of 10 years. This program was designed to build an extra $25 million in endowed funds to contribute directly to scholarships at Northwestern. By spreading the payment of the pledge over 10 years, it will allow donors of all types to play a role in the future successes of Northwestern and especially its students. Read more... You Should Know Community summer band seeking members Area musicians are asked to dust off their instruments and join fellow players this summer in the Alva Community Band. The first rehearsal of the band led by Dr. Kathryn Lindberg, director of bands at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, was May 12, and all subsequent rehearsals occur each Monday. The sessions are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Room 310 of the Fine Arts Building. Instruments can be provided for those participants who need them. Lindberg encourages musicians of all ages to join the group. A public performance will be presented later in the summer at a location and time to be announced.
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