What better way to celebrate the start of a new semester than by joining the Chem Club in their first meeting, tomorrow at 5:30!

Your Chem Club officers were hard at work last night developing a fun packed semester!! Keep a look out for what we have in store! President- Jayden Budig Vice President- Lauren Lagos Secretary- Alaina Pierce Treasurer- Ko Brooks Historian- CeCe Garringer

Dr. Rebecca MacKay, assistant professor of biology for NWOSUscience is this week’s #RangertoKnow! Dr. Mackay teaches as many field courses as possible, making sure her #NWOSURangers get outside the classroom and experiment in the natural world! #RangerFamily show some 🩷⤵️

Last week, three Chem Club members took home prizes after winning games at the first meeting of the spring semester! Stay tuned for details on next Thursday’s meeting.

We all know that biology is the study of life, and what is more essential to life than food and social interactions? Therefore, the biology club is putting on a pizza and game night! All are welcome, and we hope to see you there!

Dr. MacKay's Animal Behavior class explored the stunningly beautiful Salt Plains Wildlife Refuge this week! The students watched different duck species in the refuge and documented what parts of the habitat the birds utilized.

📷 EASY 📷 way to make a BIG impact on a child’s life! Jars will be set up around campus for the semester to send tabs to the Tulsa RMDH. Help Chem Club change some lives!

The science department uses our service learning requirement to host a regional science fair every year. Today, 60 students (grades 7 -12) came from 6 schools to present 41 projects. The projects are open for the community today 3 - 4 PM and the awards ceremony starts at 5 PM!

The science department is REALLY representing today at Spring Showcase, both with our own table and also with our students working with many other organizations! Come say hi, especially if you're considering coming here! You can even get a $500 scholarship!!

Stop whatever you're doing and mark your calendars! The Chem Club is in desperate need of investigators to solve a mystery happening on campus this Thursday. Also, be sure to bring a dish for everyone to eat, as murder investigations are known to make the detectives quite munchy

The Science Department is really keeping y'all busy! Tomorrow night, come on out and watch Jurassic Park with some of your favorite biologists. Pizza nd popcorn will be provided, so the only thing missing that keeps it from being a perfect movie night is you!

Join Chem Club and channel your inner Willy Wonka THIS Thursday! Delicious treat included

determine how the fear response of aquatic snails is impacted by the snails' environment. The students got to choose the environmental change, so along with a control group, snails are being subjected to heat, salt, Red Bull, and ethanol. We can't wait to see the results!

The world is coming to an end!?!??!!? No, silly! It's just a solar eclipse! Come out and watch it with resident expert, Dr. Sattler, and learn all about what is happening!

Yesterday's solar eclipse event put on by our own Dr. Sattler and the math department's Dr. Riegel was definitely a smash hit! Students, faculty, administrators, and the local public all came out to watch the eclipse through glasses, pinhole cameras, and even a telescope!

Dr. Robida's anatomy class is using clay to actually build a human body! It's a great hands-on learning opportunity for the students, and incredibly fun for bystanders to watch the progress. Stop by and see in the cabinets between 208 and 211! You won't regret it!

✨LAST✨ Chem Club meeting of the semester! Come hear about our big end of year Trip!

The Science department will definitely be represented at tonight's Carnival! Our Medical Sciences Club is having a yard pong or play trivia for a chance to pie the Biology Club Co-Sponsors, Drs. Ledbetter and MacKay, in the face if you can beat them.

The Chem Club celebrated the end of the school year at Incredible Pizza and named the student of the semester, Keedan, and the officer of the year, Ko . They finished off by naming their officers for next year: Pres: Alaina VP: Lyla Sec: Keedan Treas: Ko Hist: Johnathon

While all 12 of these students are undoubtedly amazing, we might be a little biased for our 2 students from the Department of Natural Science, Jillian Bouse, who is majoring in Biology, and Jadyn Budig, who is double majoring in Biology and Chemistry! Huge congratulations!