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1. Tulsa native discusses U.S. State Department career opportunities for college graduates

   James Kuykendall will speak at Tulsa Community College about his career with the U.S. State Department and opportunities for others to serve the U.S. abroad by becoming a Foreign Service Officer...

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   Jan 25, 2013

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2. Learn bass fishing strategy from the experts ahead of the Bassmaster Classic

   Tulsa Community College will host five of America’s top professional anglers in a four-week Bass Techniques program in Tulsa as Grand Lake gets set to host the prestigious Bassmaster Classic at the...

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   Jan 22, 2013

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3. Show your creative side in Outside the Lines writing competition

   Do you have a way with the written word? Then enter Tulsa Community College's Outside the Lines, an annual creative writing contest and anthology with categories open to TCC students, Tulsa high...

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   Jan 22, 2013

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4. TCC invites students, faculty & staff to march in Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade

   The Tulsa Community College African American Student Association invites TCC faculty, staff and students from all campuses to march in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade on Monday, Jan. 21...

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   Jan 17, 2013

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5. TCC President Tom McKeon recognized for his success in higher education

   Tulsa Community College President Tom McKeon is named one of the Oklahomans of the Year for 2012. Oklahoma Magazine selected McKeon and four others for their work in building a stronger community and...

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   Jan 14, 2013

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6. Start your own business with the help of Launch in 2013

   Launch: Your Entrepreneurial Journey is accepting applications for Flight V. The Launch program, powered by Tulsa Community College, takes aspiring entrepreneurs through the critical steps of starting...

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   Jan 8, 2013

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7. Tinkering School turns small appliances into art with the help of TCC students

   Tyler Nitsche was always curious. He remembers taking things apart and rebuilding them as a kid and now he is paying it forward. The TCC student volunteered to be a mentor for the first ever Tinkering...

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   Jan 7, 2013

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