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Former OU Army ROTC Cadet Colonel Named Patriot of the Game
Col. William F. Higgins Jr., an Army veteran and former OU Army ROTC cadet, was named PACS Patriot of the Game at OU’s spring football game April 24.
National Guard Surgeon Receives Patriot of the Game Honor
Col. Ted Ware, brigade surgeon for the Oklahoma Army National Guard 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Unit, honored as OU Extended Campus Patriot of the Game.
OU Extended Campus Dean Receives Department of Defense Patriot Award
Martha Banz, interim dean and associate provost for OU Extended Campus, was recently presented with the Department of Defense Patriot Award.
Donations Help Stock Pantry at Student Veterans Association Lounge
OU Extended Campus staff members donated non-perishable items to stock the pantry at the OU Student Veterans Association lounge.
Campus Services Ease Transition for Military-Connected Students
Whether learning onsite or online, campus veterans services ease the transition for University of Oklahoma military-connected students.
OU-South Dakota Game Serves as Special Setting for Patriot of the Game
United States Navy Chief Petty Officer Ryan Bibb gets special Patriot of the Game recognition during OU-South Dakota football game.
OU Veterans Enjoy SVA Howdy Luncheon
The annual SVA Howdy Luncheon welcomed military-connected students and student veteran supporters back to campus for the start of the fall semester.
Father and Son Receive Patriot of the Game Honor at Home Opener
Gen. Tom Ryan and his son, Capt. Matthew Oesterle, were honored as OU Extended Campus Patriot of the Game at OU's season opener against Houston Sept. 1.
Todd Hubbard - Flying with a Mission
OU Aviation professor and retired Air Force Lt. Col. Todd Hubbard has always had a larger purpose fueling his desire to fly.
Veteran Student Advisor Makes Helping Military Students Her Mission
LaDawn Jones grew up thinking a college education was something she would never have. Thanks to the U.S. Navy and the OU Extended Campus, she was wrong.
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