University of science and arts of oklahoma Review

I attended when it was OCLA! Driving through campus brings back fond and wonderful memories!

Beautiful grounds, I went through playing Pokemon Go, plenty of stops and several gyms.

Several large art installations by faculty, staff, students, and alumni to see.

Historic district for the Oklahoma College for Women and currently the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma.

Nice community. Nice faculty and students. 13:1 ratio of classes is AMAZING

This college is amazing!!! The scenery is simply beautiful!!!

As an African-American female I have benefited in employment & professional promotions by being a graduate of OCLA (1971). In job interviews ( Texas, Missouri, Miss.) I'd been told of the good rating of
the college. Also, I personally enjoyed its culture and problem-solving skills enhanced through research.
I was personally challenged academically. Student-body consisted of young adults from various states.

My greatest joy is having Dr. John Morris as my advisor. He exhibited professionalism in teaching, communication skills, appearance and in his interaction with staff and student. His encouragement and planning educationally were significant in me pursuing a master's degree. He was one of a kind gentle-men. He took time and showed an interest in me.

My regret is that I neglected to share with Dr. Morris my successes. During that time there was a sociology Professor out of Calif. who invited students weekly to meet in his home. Being from a conservative, Christian home the discussions increased vastly my awareness of civil rights progress and activism.
I retired from public education in 2002. My former roommate, Avis Brackeen Qualls, has continued talking with me (from time to time) to come for a visit.

Aurelia F. Maytubby-Brown

Great institutional resource educating the citizens of Grady County and the surrounding rural areas, including myself.

Great spot to get your learning on, fun makers area!

Beautiful campus, amazing professors, wonderfully diverse

Class of '74. Excellent small Liberal Arts school. Great emphasis on learning how to think.