Cosmos

Cosmos: Ep. 12: OCU Rowing with Bryan Volpenhein

Cosmos host Nick Trougakos sits down with OCU Rowing coach Bryan Volpenhein to discuss the Head of the Oklahoma Regatta, the outlook for OCU Rowing this season, and Bryan's experience over three different Olympic games -- including a gold medal at the Athens games in 2004.

Cosmos: Ep: 11: STEM degrees with Sri Beldona

Join Cosmos host Nick Trougakos as he chats with Meinders School of Business Dean Sri Beldona about the STEM-designated degrees offered at Meinders, international student recruitment, and the growing influence of data, analytics and supply chain logistics in the workforce.

Cosmos: Ep. 10: College Application Advice with Kevin Windholz

Join Cosmos hosts Nick and Megan as they chat with OCU VP of Enrollment Management Kevin Windholz about the college application process. As a higher ed professional with more than 20 years of experience, Kevin has lived through numerous application seasons, and brings some practical advice and tips for any parent or student getting ready to apply for college. Want to learn more about applying at OCU? Check out these links: OCU Admissions: https://www.okcu.edu/admissions/admissions-overview Cost of Attendance: https://www.okcu.edu/paying-for-ocu/cost-of-attendance Types of Assistance: https://www.okcu.edu/paying-for-ocu/types-of-assistance Admissions Events: https://www.okcu.edu/admissions/admissions-events Visit OCU: https://www.okcu.edu/admissions/visit

Cosmos: Ep. 9: Life of an Artist with Brent Greenwood

Hosts Nick and Megan sit down with award-winning contemporary artist Brent Greenwood, who was recently named winner of the Petree College of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award. Learn about Brent's inspiration and creative process, and the challenge of balancing a day job with the life of an artist.

Cosmos: Ep. 8: OCU Religious Life with KC Curry

Nick and Megan chat with OCU Assistant Director of Religious Life and OCU alum KC Curry about what the Office of Religious Life offers on campus, how students and others can get involved, and why creating interfaith spaces is so important.