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Making Art Inspired by the Natural World
Learn more about this artist and educator who teaches 2D Foundations of Art, Printmaking I and II, Drawing I, and Professional Practice at TCC.
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Art
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TCC Debate Team Named Top Oklahoma College at State Championship
The Tulsa Community College Debate & Forensics Team brought home several awards last weekend, including State Champion Institute in Higher Education for 2023-2024, at the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Forensics Association (OIFA) State Championship Tournament. This marks the first time in more than 12 years TCC has claimed the State Champion title across all Oklahoma institutions of higher education participating in Debate and Forensics.
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Communication Arts & Technologies
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Enrollment Remains Steady for Spring 2024 Semester
Data from Tulsa Community College’s Spring 2024 semester reflect a steady upward trajectory in student enrollment, showing more than 13,500 students enrolled for the semester, an increase of nearly 400 students compared to Spring 2023. The number of full-time students enrolled at TCC jumped by 6%.
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TCC Hosts Cybersecurity Lab Grand Opening
Tulsa Community College hosted a grand opening to celebrate the completion of its Cybersecurity Lab. The new facility at the Southeast Campus location features two computer lab classrooms and a fully functional data center to ensure students have access to cutting-edge, secure network technology. Once students become familiar with the lab, they will be able to safely access and defend the data center, which operates independently from TCC data systems.
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Cybersecurity
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TCC Announces Historic Grant to Redesign First Year Experience
Tulsa Community College announced the largest federal research grant ever received in the school’s history, which will be used to support first-year college students and improve retention and completion rates.
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