Events for March 2024

Interested in joining a Community of Practice? Submit your interest here.   What is a Community of Practice? The Tulsa Higher Education Consortium defines a Community of Practice (CoP) as “a group of people who share a similar role, a common set of challenges, or an interest in a topic and who collaborate to fulfill shared goals.” The three elements that make up a CoP are a community that facilitates interactions (such as discussions, collaborative activities, and relationship building); a shared domain of interest (such as student support or workforce partnerships); and a shared practice of experiences, stories, tolls and was of addressing challenges related to higher […]

Register now for Community Lifelines, a virtual panel highlighting the incredible services provided by 211 of Eastern Oklahoma, Hunger Free OK, and Tulsa Responds. Higher education professionals interested in learning more about support services are encouraged to attend.

Join us for a panel discussion featuring high school counselors from Broken Arrow, Jenks, Tulsa Public Schools, and Union. To build connections between high school and college, presenters will discuss challenges and resources for supporting students as they transition from high school to college.

Come join us for a safe and welcoming environment to learn, have conversations, and channel our mutual energy into creating a more open space for all students and administrators. Register here. 

Interested in joining a Community of Practice? Submit your interest here.   What is a Community of Practice? The Tulsa Higher Education Consortium defines a Community of Practice (CoP) as “a group of people who share a similar role, a common set of challenges, or an interest in a topic and who collaborate to fulfill shared goals.” The three elements that make up a CoP are a community that facilitates interactions (such as discussions, collaborative activities, and relationship building); a shared domain of interest (such as student support or workforce partnerships); and a shared practice of experiences, stories, tolls and was of addressing challenges related to higher […]

Interested in joining a Community of Practice? Submit your interest here.   What is a Community of Practice? The Tulsa Higher Education Consortium defines a Community of Practice (CoP) as “a group of people who share a similar role, a common set of challenges, or an interest in a topic and who collaborate to fulfill shared goals.” The three elements that make up a CoP are a community that facilitates interactions (such as discussions, collaborative activities, and relationship building); a shared domain of interest (such as student support or workforce partnerships); and a shared practice of experiences, stories, tolls and was of addressing challenges related to higher […]