Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology
Undergraduate School
- Mailing Address
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1801 E 4th Street
Grady Clark Center
Okmulgee, Oklahoma 74447 - Phone
- (918) 293-4680
- Email address
- osuit.admissions@okstate.edu
- Website
- https://osuit.edu/
- School Information
- "Founded in 1946, Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology is a recognized leader in applied technology education and is known for world-class teaching facilities, partnerships with industry, and a nearly 90 percent career placement rate. OSUIT offers 38 degree programs that are consistent with emerging market trends and prepare students to fill a continued demand for highly qualified industry professionals. Located in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, OSUIT partners with global corporations to develop academic coursework and practical training environments using industry-caliber equipment to create a seamless classroom to career transition. Additionally, our Workforce & Economic Development department fosters relationships with industry partners and assists in the areas of customized training, technology deployment, applied research, strategic planning, best practices and coordination" (Source: https://osuit.edu/about.php). OSUIT is a part of the Oklahoma State University system. The school's student to faculty ratio is 17 to 1. The total enrollment is 2,400 students.
- General Information
- OSUIT has created a Diversity and Inclusion Committee, which hosts regular events and programming for DEI topics and anti-racism. OSUIT also has a Diversity and Inclusion Training Module which is optional. Diversity is integrated into the core curriculum as a general education requirement. See developments below:
Actions Taken
- Symbolic Actions
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OSUIT states that the school is "dedicated to cultivating and enriching the competitive advantages that diversity and inclusion provide all members of the University community."
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OSUIT has a Diversity and Inclusion Committee which holds a monthly event called the Diversity Learning Series.
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One of the Diversity Learning Series events comprised a speaker panel discussing "systemic racism."
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In October 2021, the university hosted the "Panel Discussion: Racism Against the Asian American Pacific Islander Community."
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