Oklahoma City University
Distinguished National Scholarships

SCHOLAR OPPORTUNITIES
OKLAHOMA SCHOLARSHIP-LEADERSHIP ENRICHMENT
PROGRAM CLASSES

OSLEP, sponsored by the Oklahoma State Board of Regents, allows students to enroll in a 4000 level course and receive 3 hours of credit while working in a one week seminar with some of the top U.S. scholars from various disciplines. Students have the opportunity to study and live with other student scholars from colleges and universities around the state. The seminars provide wonderful opportunities for collaboration with other students and participation in a very intensive learning process with famous scholars. Fees for the program are very reasonable. You must have at least a 3.0 grade point average. Applications are available on line. The earlier you apply for these seminars, the better your chances of being admitted. If you have any questions, you can contact me, Dr. Abigail Keegan, akeegan@okcu.edu or go directly to OSLEP, oslep@ou.edu.



Oct 25-29, 2006

East Central University
Human Rights and World Politics

Dr. David Cingranelli, Professor of Political Science, State University of New York, Binghamton

Nov 1-5, 2006

Oklahoma State University
Capital Punishment - Law, Morality, and Public Policy

Robert Dunham, Assistant Federal Defender, Capital Habeas Corpus Unit and Pennsylvania Capital Representation Project; Adjunct Professor of Law, Villanova University, Philadelphia

Intersession

Jan 3-7, 2007

University of Oklahoma
Breaking New Ground: Oklahoma Women at the Center of Western America

Dr. Patti Loughlin, Professor of History, University of Central Oklahoma, and Dr. Linda Reese, Professor of History, East Central University, Ada

Jan 24-28, 2007

University of Tulsa
Democracy, Education, & Society

Dr. Joel Westheimer, Professor of Education, University of Ottawa, Co-Director, Democratic Dialogue: Collaborative Research in Democracy, Education and Society

Jan 31 – Feb 4, 2007

University of Oklahoma
Global Warming

Dr. Robert W. Corell, Senior Policy Fellow at the American Meteorology Society

Feb 28 – Mar 4, 2007

University of Oklahoma
Three Cultures, Three Religions: Co-existence and Conflict in Medieval Iberia

Dr. Angel Sáenz-Badillos, Director, Real Colegia Complutense, Harvard University; Professor of Hebrew Language & Literature, Complutense University, Madrid

Mar 7-11, 2007

University of Oklahoma
Ethics and Leadership

Dr. Walter Earl Fluker, Executive Director of the Leadership Center and Professor of Philosophy at Morehouse College

Intersession

May 14-18, 2007

University of Oklahoma
Tomorrow and Tomorrow – Why do we Procrastinate?

Dr. Joseph Ferrari, Professor and Director of the Community Psychological Doctoral Program in the Department of Psychology, DePaul University