Snapshots of Alumni Weekend 2017
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Spring 2017 Pages 26-29
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Miss Oakwood Featured on The HBCU Nation Radio Show
Miss Oakwood University 2016-17, Courtney Buckhanon, was the featured HBCU queen during the week of September 26-30, 2016, on The HBCU Nation Radio Show. With a weekly reach of over 10 million listeners, The HBCU Nation Radio Show is the only nationally syndicated talk show in America that exclusively promotes HBCU excellence, innovation and sustainability….
Winter 2017
Highlights Oakwood Student Named as HBCU All-Star Oakwood Celebrates Founder’s Day Oakwood Selected for $2.75M Grant from UNCF Please select your download method below: [infobox maintitle=”iBooks Link” subtitle=”For Apple Devices” bg=”blue” color=”black” opacity=”on” space=”30″ link=”https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/oakwood-magazine/id1193357842?ls=1&mt=11″] [infobox maintitle=”PDF Version” subtitle=”For most electronic document readers” bg=”yellow” color=”black” opacity=”on” space=”30″ link=”http://www.oakwood.edu/zPublic/public-relations/oakwood-magazine/OU-Magazine-Winter-2017.pdf”] [infobox maintitle=”ISSUU.com Edition” subtitle=”Visible on any web…
Oakwood student continues to make an impact
Tyler Brown, senior public relations and political science major, spent her summer as a Congressional Black Caucus intern in the office of Representative Elijah Cummings. She is a native of Washington, D.C. During the summer of 2014, Brown accepted an internship with the United States Department of Justice at the Office on Violence Against Women….
Oakwood Farms Gardening Class
Give a man a few vegetables and you feed him for a day; teach a man to garden, and you feed him for a lifetime.” Essentially, this means that it’s more worthwhile to teach someone to do something for themselves than to do it for them on an ongoing basis. During the 2017 South Central…
Information Technology Makes a Move
For a number of years, the Information Technology (IT) department has been scattered across the campus. Having offices in five different buildings made it more challenging for them to service the departments on campus and student concerns. But now, all of that is a thing of the past. As of October 2016, the IT department…