tonkawa, enid and stillwater

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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT NOC: TONKAWA, ENID AND STILLWATER
Published by Northern Oklahoma College Public Information Office
(April 8 - 15, 2016)
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Calendar of Events
Upcoming events, save the dates
Gala set for April 24 at NOC Tonkawa conducted by Gerald Steichen
NOC Instructor Frankie Wood-Black 2016 Chemist of the Year
Remembering the Holocaust” by speakers Veronica Fuxa and Marion Blumenthal Lazan set for April 11
Spring Fling 2016 at NOC Tonkawa April 20
Student Art Exhibition showing now through May 2
NOC Enid Band Sets Spring Concert
NOC Mavericks Cheer Team Wins National Championship
NOC Enid Campus Civitan Club meeting and activity schedule
NOC Jets Cheer Team Wins National Championship
Cheer tryout schedule announced - Save the dates
OBI Donor Challenge - NOC Blood Drive set for April 11 in Tonkawa
NOC Enid Spring Concert set for April 19
NOC presents spring play, The Nerd, beginning April 14
NOC Alumni Banquet set for April 9
Summer dorms available in Tonkawa & Enid
Neidy, Burgos-Garcia named NOC Tonkawa Players of the Week
Jets notch 30th win NOC
NOC Roustabouts annual benefit concert set for April 9
Shop online at the NOC Bookstore
NOC Olympics set for April 13
NOC Stillwater upcoming events announced
NOC Alumni & Friends Ballpark Day set for April 23
NOC/NWOSU Bridge Program BBQ set for April 20
End domestic violence awareness event/donation drive to be held April 19 in Enid
NOC employees celebrating April birthdays
NOC Gala tickets available April 11
NOC to honor distinguished alums April 9
NOC/NWOSU Golf Tournament set for May 14
DMI is now accepting applications; The Power to Create
Freshman Fridays - every Friday in April, enrollment, testing and more
Menu for NOC Tonkawa announced for April 11-15
Menu for NOC Enid announced for April 11-15
NOC Enid math, language arts & science tutoring schedules announced
NOC Tonkawa language arts math & science tutoring schedules announced
Check out the NOC officially recognized social media accounts
Tutoring schedule for NOC Stillwater announced
NOC Stillwater Success Center hours announced - FREE tutoring
The Maverick and Red & Silver Review 2015 - 2016 publish dates, & links
NOC Sheep Production class participates at Houston Show
Employment opportunities at NOC
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Calendar of events
Friday, April 8
Tonkawa/Enid/Stillwater:
"Freshman Friday" - Each Friday in April, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. enrollment, testing 8 a.m. - noon
Final day for students to drop 16-week courses without evaluation
Gala Tickets available for NOC employees & students only - beginning at 9 a.m. call 580.628.6214
Enid:
Softball - Lady Jets vs. Carl Albert at Enid, 2 & 4 p.m.
Stillwater:
Click here for Stillwater location activities
Saturday, April 9
ACT national test day
NOC Alumni & Friends Reunion & Hall of Fame Induction - 5 p.m., Renfro Center, NOC Tonkawa campus
Tonkawa:
NOC Roustabouts auditions - 10 a.m., KPAC
Baseball - Mavs vs. Carl Albert at Poteau, 1 p.m. (2x7)
Softball - Lady Mavs vs. Rose State at Midwest City, 2 & 4 p.m.
Roustabouts Benefit Show - 7:30 p.m., KPAC
Stillwater:
Sunday, April 10
Tonkawa:
Cheer open gym - 4 to 6 p.m., NOC Foster-Piper Fieldhouse
Enid:
Baseball - Jets vs. Western at Altus, 12 p.m. (2x7)
Campus Civitan Club - Loaves and Fishes spring food drive, meet in the Atwood’s parking lot at 1 p.m.
Softball - Lady Jets vs. Carl Albert at Poteau, 2 & 4 p.m.
Stillwater:
Monday, April 11
“Remembering the Holocaust” by speakers Veronica Fuxa and Marion Blumenthal Lazan - On April 11 from 1-2 p.m.,
Veronica Fuxa, NOC student and author, will share about her novel Red Smoke. This event will be livestreamed to Tonkawa in
the Walcher Conference Center and in Stillwater at Fountain Square 108. And, from 7-8:30 p.m., Marion Lazan, Holocaust
survivor and author, will share about her experiences. It will be livestreamed to Tonkawa in the Walcher Conference Center and
in Stillwater in Cowboy Mall 180. The event will not be livestreamed via the NOC website as is shown on the poster. All
interested parties will need to attend the events at the following locations indicated above. (read more)
Tonkawa:
Gala at NOC Tonkawa tickets go on sale to the public - beginning at 9 a.m., call 580.628.6214
OBI Blood Drive at NOC Tonkawa - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Memorial Student Union
Stillwater:
OSU enrollment begins
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Tuesday, April 12
Tonkawa:
NOC Student Art Exhibit - 1 to 5 p.m., Mon. - Fri. through May 2, when classes are in session (read more)
Softball - Lady Mavs vs. NEO at Tonkawa, 2 & 4 p.m.
Baseball - Mavs vs. Rose State at Midwest City, 3 p.m. (1x9)
Enid:
Softball - Lady Jets vs. Rose State at Enid, 2 & 4 p.m.
Baseball - Jets vs. Independence at Enid, 3 p.m. (1x9)
Stillwater:
Wednesday, April 13
6th Annual NOC Olympics (all 3 locations) - games at NOC Tonkawa, Foster-Piper Fieldhouse
Tonkawa:
Free lunch at the Wesley House - 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., free lunch for everyone on campus
Cheer open gym - 4 to 6 p.m., NOC Foster-Piper Fieldhouse
Academic awards reception - 5:30 p.m., Renfro Center
Enid:
The "Red & Silver Review" publishes
Political Science Club meeting - 12 p.m., Marshall Building room 118
PTK meeting - elect officers, Zollars 304
Stillwater:
Thursday, April 14
Tonkawa:
Baseball - Mavs vs. Murray at Tishomingo, 1 p.m. (2x7)
Softball - Lady Mavs vs. Eastern at Wilburton, 2 & 4 p.m.
NOC Spring Play "The Nerd" - KPAC, at 7:30 p.m., April 14-16; & 2 p.m. April 17
Enid:
Baseball - Jets vs. Carl Albert at Poteau, 1 p.m. (2x7)
Softball - Lady Jets vs. NEO at Miami, Okla., 4 & 6 p.m.
Stillwater:
Friday, April 15
"Freshman Friday" - Each Friday in April, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. enrollment, testing 8 a.m. - noon
Tonkawa:
NOC Spring Play "The Nerd" - KPAC, at 7:30 p.m., April 14-16; & 2 p.m. April 17
Meet the Artists Reception - 5:30 to 7 p.m., Hays Art Gallery (read more)
Enid:
NOC Enid Campus Civitan Club meeting - 1 p.m., Zollars 206, pizza party & work on scrap book
Stillwater:
Upcoming Events
Save the dates:
 Sports schedule links - Baseball: Mavs, Jets; Softball: Lady Mavs, Lady Jets
 Stillwater - Click here for Stillwater location activities calendar, then click on the “Day,” “Week,” or “Month” tab
 NOC institutional 2015-2016 academic calendar, 2016-17 calendar
 NOC institutional activities calendar
Event details are available on the NOC Website, “Calendar” (http://www.noc.edu/calendar). Go to the event date, click
on the text for the event of interest and more details will display if available.
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News from Northern
Gala set for April 24 at NOC Tonkawa conducted by Gerald Steichen & featuring Laquita Mitchell and Glenn Seven Allen
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NOC Instructor Frankie
Wood-Black 2016 Chemist of
the Year
The 2016 Oklahoma Chemist of the Year is Dr. Frankie WoodBlack.
Dr. Frankie Wood-Black was born in Klamath Falls, Oregon. She
received her BS degree from Central State University in Edmond, OK in
1984, and her MBA from Regis University in 2002. Wood-Black earned
her PhD in physics at Oklahoma State University in 1989.
Wood-Black accepted a position as Research Scientist at Phillips
Petroleum Company followed by a position as an Environmental
Scientist. She became a Technology Site Manager, and later a
Technology Services marketing Manager at Phillips Petroleum. After
working at a number of positions at ConocoPhillips from 2002-2007, she
joined Trihydro Corporation as Senior Air Professional. In 2013, Dr.
Wood-Black accepted a position as Principal of Sophic Pursuits and
Adjunct Professor at OSU. In 2014, Wood-Black became Director of
Process Technology at Northern Oklahoma College.
Dr. Frankie Wood-Black's research focus in an industrial setting has been on plant environmental compliance and air
regulation, safety, and crisis management. Her work with the ACS involved many initiatives, especially in chemical health,
public outreach, and career development.
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About the Oklahoma Chemist Award
The Oklahoma Chemist Award was initiated in 1971 and was primarily started by Dr. George R. Waller who was a faculty
member in the Biochemistry Department at Oklahoma State University. Oklahoma is divided into five sections of the American
Chemical Society, and each Section agreed to support this award on an annual basis. The concept for the award was to honor
truly outstanding contributions made to the science and to the state by a chemist in recent years within the state of Oklahoma.
Although originally designed to honor research chemists, an amendment was introduced in the 1980s to allow candidates to be
nominated who had made extraordinary contributions to the area of chemical education whether it be to youth or to the public in
general. Six such awards have been made to chemical educators over the years since the inception of the award in 1971. One
award was to be given each year if a suitable candidate was identified from the research community or from education. The
original award consisted of $500 and a handsome plaque formed in the shape of the state of Oklahoma.
One member from each of the five Sections was appointed to compose a reviewing committee to accept nominations which
were to be received around early February of each new year. The date was to permit sufficient time for the winner to be
selected and to receive the cash award and plaque at the next annual Pentasectional Meeting in the spring. The Pentasectional
Meeting brings together chemists from academia and from industry within the state one time each year to present research
results. It is the largest meeting of chemists in Oklahoma.
The OKLAHOMA CHEMIST AWARD is the most prestigious award given to a chemist within Oklahoma. The award now
consists of $1000 as well as a handsome plaque in the shape of the state of Oklahoma. A brief description of the
accomplishments by the recipient are engraved on the plaque and are submitted, along with a photo of the winner, to Chemical
and Engineering News for official publication in a forthcoming issue. Chemical and Engineering News is a major publication of
the American Chemical Society and has worldwide distribution. [http://pentasectional.sites.acs.org/oklahomachemistaward.htm]
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“Remembering the Holocaust” by speakers Veronica Fuxa and Marion Blumenthal Lazan set for April 11
Veronica Fuxa, NOC student and author, will share about her novel Red Smoke in Montgomery Hall at NOC Enid, April 11
from 1-2 p.m. Also, this event will be livestreamed to Tonkawa in the Walcher Conference Center and in Stillwater at Fountain
Square 108.
And, from 7-8:30 p.m., Marion Lazan, Holocaust survivor and author, will share about her experiences in Briggs auditorium
at NOC Enid. This event will also be livestreamed to Tonkawa in the Walcher Conference Center and in Stillwater in Cowboy
Mall 180.
The event will not be livestreamed via the NOC website as is shown on the poster. All interested parties will need to
attend the events at the locations indicated above.
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Spring Fling 2016 at NOC Tonkawa April 20
Student Art Exhibition showing now through May 2
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NOC Enid Band Sets Spring Concert
The NOC Enid Community Band and Community Jazz Band will celebrate spring with a concert Tuesday, April 19,
according to David Toelle, director of the bands.
Beginning at 7 p.m. in Bivins Chapel, located in the Marshall Building at NOC Enid, the 17-piece Jazz Band will
swing out with tunes such as the theme from the Family Guy television series composed by Walter Murphy; “All Blues”
by Miles Davis, one of the great innovators of jazz; the well-known standard “Summertime,” from George Gershwin’s
“Porgy and Bess;” “Brass Roots” by Grammy Award winner Don Sebesky; and “Chameleon” by the iconic Herbie
Hancock.
The Community Band, with 37 members, will follow with “Fanfare, Hymn and Dedication” by Ed Huckeby, “Song
Without Words” from Gustav Holst’s Second Suite in F and two movements, “Chaconne” and “March” from Holst’s First
Suite in E-Flat, considered one of the cornerstone masterworks in the concert band repertoire.
Also on the program are “Alice in Wonderland,” from Disney Legends honoree Danny Elfman’s score for the
movie, and selections from “The Star Wars Saga” by John Williams.
Admission is free.
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NOC Mavericks
Cheer Team Wins
National
Championship
The Maverick Cheer team brought home
its first National Championship under the
direction of Coach Karri Morrill from the
United Spirit Association Collegiate National
Championship competitions in Anaheim,
Calif.
Competing in the Two-Year College
Small Co-Ed Division, the team performed in
the Anaheim Convention Center Saturday
and Sunday evenings, March 19-20, winning
by a large 14-point lead.
Morrill, marking her 10th year of
Mavs Cheer Champions
coaching
the squad, has led the cheer
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa cheerleaders celebrate their first
program
to
three
other
National
United Spirit Association Collegiate National Championship under the
championship
competitions,
receiving
two
direction of Coach Karri Morrill. In front is Joslyn Cantrell, Tonkawa
runner-up
titles
and
a
fifth
place
award.
(mascot). First row (l-r) are Jordan Powell, Newkirk; Alexis Moore, Yale;
Sophomore Zack Rogers of Bristow
Katie Walker, Hominy; Cortney Hicks, Blackwell; Keely Martin,
commented,
“We're usually the ones cheering
Stillwater; Allison White, Tonkawa; Paige McCaskey, Kellyville; Head
for
other
people;
it was nice to have some
Coach Karri Morrill. Back row (l-r) are Jayci Wolfenbarger, Tonkawa;
people
cheer
for
us
this time."
Zach Rogers, Bristow; Ashton LaBlue, Blackwell; Hannah Morrill,
"The
judges
don't
see what we do in
Blackwell; Chase Glenn, Newkirk; Baylie Wilson, Newkirk; Tyler Coker,
practice,
noted
Katie
Walker, Hominy
Jones; Ireya Calderon, Blackwell; and Seth Jones, Newkirk.
sophomore. “They don't see the injuries
we've overcome or the changes we've had to make. All they see is a two minute and thirty second performance."
Newkirk sophomore Baylie Wilson added, “Adversity creates opportunity.”
"Every team will face adversity, but what they do with that adversity defines their success,” Morrill said. “Our Maverick
cheerleaders have worked hard to raise money, learned new skills, overcome injuries and setbacks and performed well in the
classroom this year. I couldn't be more proud of this team. They pushed me to coach them to the next level and it's paid off. This
is one season I will never forget—a memory that will last a lifetime!"
Maverick cheerleaders are Joslyn Cantrell (mascot), Allison White and Jayci Wolfenbarger, Tonkawa; Ireya Calderon,
Cortney Hicks, Ashton LaBlue and Hannah Morrill, Blackwell; Chase Glenn, Seth Jones, Jordan Powell and Baylie Wilson,
Newkirk; Zach Rogers, Bristow; Katie Walker, Hominy; Tyler Coker, Jones; Paige McCaskey, Kellyville; Keely Martin,
Stillwater; and Alexis Moore, Yale.
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NOC Enid Campus Civitan Club meeting and activity schedule
Meetings for the spring 2016 semester
All spring 2016 semester meetings will be held on Fridays at 1p.m. in ZL206.
 April 15 - pizza party and work on club scrapbook
Community service activities
 April 10 - Loaves and Fishes spring food drive, meet in the Atwood’s parking lot at 1 p.m. For more information, contact
Jackie Johnson at 548-2385 or Dr. Paul Bowers at 548-2371.
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NOC Jets Cheer
Team Wins
National
Championship
Northern Oklahoma College Jets
Cheerleaders brought home their second
consecutive National Championship from the
United Spirit Association Collegiate
competition in Anaheim, Calif.
The team competed in the Two-Year
College Large Co-Ed Division in the
weekend event, performing in the Anaheim
Convention Center and taking first place.
“It was a little more challenging this
Jets Cheer Champions
season to win,” said Josh Quintero, cheer
Northern Oklahoma College Enid Jets Cheer team celebrates their second
coach. “We had to come from behind to win
United Spirit Association Collegiate National Championship under the
it this season as we had a rocky start on day
direction of Coach Josh Quintero. In front (l-r) are Shelby Fitzer, Purcell;
one of the competition.”
Tyra Williams, Tulsa; Kenzie Noyes, Hooker; Brianna Singleton,
Quintero noted that team scores from
Drummond; Nick Holden, Enid; Sage Sunderland, Alva; Abby
the first day carry over into the second day,
McLaughlin, Shawnee; and Summer Rodriguez, Verdigris. Second row (lwith scores from Day One counting 30
r) are Candace Coonrod, Enid; Chyan Houston, Comanche; Rylee
percent and scores from Day Two counting
Chapman, Lindsay; Breanna Johnson, Broken Arrow; Shelby Keith,
70 percent for the overall total.
Broken Arrow; Emmi Gaddy, Broken Arrow; Corey Stubblefield, Rowlett,
“Coming into Day Two we were in
Texas; Miranda Matlock, Perry; and Dereck Smith, Newkirk. In back (l-r)
second place,” Quintero elaborated. “We had
are Noah Bartel, Wichita, Kan.; Coby Hutson, Newkirk; Demetris Lofton,
the higher overall scores but had a lot of
Enid; Jadrien Stubblefield, Enid; Briar Adams, Comanche; and Hunter
deductions on Day One, putting us in second
Rice, Comanche.
[place]. The athletes came together and really
pushed each other to put on a great show for
the Sunday Day Two performance. We hit our routine and jumped over Long Beach City College to win the National title.
“We have some of the most athletic and talented cheerleaders in the state of Oklahoma, if not in most parts of the country,
cheering at NOC Enid,” said Josh Quintero, cheer coach. “These kids have pushed themselves, which has made it easier on me,
but [they] have really put in the time and work to achieve every recognition they've gotten this season. I am very proud of them
and excited to see what next season brings.”
Jets Cheerleaders are Briar Adams, Chyan Houston and Hunter Rice, Comanche; Noah Bartel, Wichita, Kan.; Rylee
Chapman, Lindsay; Candace Coonrod, Demetris Lofton, Nick Holden and Jadrien Stubblefield, Enid; Shelby Fitzer, Purcell;
Emmi Gaddy, Breanna Johnson and Shelby Keith, Broken Arrow; Coby Hutson and Dereck Smith, Newkirk; Miranda Matlock,
Perry; Abby McLaughlin, Shawnee; Kenzie Noyes, Hooker; Summer Rodriguez, Verdigris; Brianna Singleton, Drummond;
Corey Stubblefield, Rowlett, Texas; Sage Sunderland, Alva; and Tyra Williams, Tulsa.
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Cheer tryout schedule announced - Save the dates
Open gyms are scheduled from 4 - 6 p.m. at Foster-Piper Fieldhouse. The clinic is open to all prospective 20162017 NOC Students.
Sunday, April 3
Sunday, April 10
Wednesday, April 6
Wednesday, April 13
Tryout Clinic/Tryout is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. at Foster-Piper Fieldhouse, Sunday, April 17. The tryouts
are closed to the public.
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OBI Donor Challenge - NOC Blood Drive set for April 11 in Tonkawa
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NOC Enid Spring Concert set for April 19
NOC presents spring play, The Nerd, beginning April 14
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NOC Alumni Banquet set for April 9
Dr. Gordon S. Laird of Morrison and M. Scott Carter of Oklahoma City will each receive the 2016 Northern
Oklahoma College Distinguished Alumni Award, according to Jill Green, NOC director of alumni and
community relations.
The highest honor that Northern bestows upon outstanding alumni, the award recognizes the achievements of
former students whose personal lives, professional achievements and community service exemplify the
objectives of the college.
Laird, Class of 1962, earned an Associate of Science degree in Pre-Medicine, and Carter, Class of 1983,
earned an Associate of Arts degree in Journalism.
The two honorees will be inducted into the NOC Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame during ceremonies at
the annual Alumni and Friends banquet set for 5 p.m. April 9 at the Renfro Center, NOC Tonkawa.
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Summer dorms available in Tonkawa & Enid
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Neidy, Burgos-Garcia
named NOC Tonkawa
Players of the Week
Tawn Neidy
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa
Players of the Week are Tawn Neidy, softball,
and Ariel Burgos-Garcia, baseball.
Head softball coach Kadie Berlin and
assistant baseball coach Shawn Neale announced
the selections for the week ending April 3.
For the week Neidy hit .400, scoring 8 runs.
She had 3 doubles and a triple, starting multiple
rallies. She also had 15 put-outs.
“Tawn covers a lot of ground in the outfield
and is a great lead-off batter for us,” Berlin said.
Niedy is a freshman from Chickasha and a
graduate of Chickasha High School.
Garcia faced 28 batters to pitch a 7-inning, 1-run masterpiece in a complete game
win against nationally ranked Connors State College at Warner. According to the
NJCAA, his record is 6 wins and 1 loss.
Garcia is a sophomore right hand pitcher from Pompano Beach, Fla. and a graduate
of Mavericks High School of Central Broward County, Fla. He has earned his second
nomination as Player of the Week for the season.
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Winning Form
Ariel Burgos-Garcia
demonstrates his winning pitching
form on the mound. A two-time
nominee as POW, He has posted a
6-1 winning record. (NOC Photo
by Kyle Lomenick)
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Jets notch 30th win
[Saturday was a historic day in the 16-year history of the NOC Enid baseball program]
By Bruce Campbell Staff Writer — Apr 3, 2016
Photo by Bonnie Vculek | Enid News & Eagle
NOC Enid’s Braden Rogers, Anthony Alvarez and Carlos Andujar (from
left) celebrate Andujar’s 2-run blast over the wall against Rose State
Saturday at David Allen Memorial Ballpark. (Bonnie Vculek / Enid News
& Eagle)
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Saturday was a historic day in the 16-year history of the Northern
Oklahoma College Enid baseball program.
The Jets pounded out 15 hits, including a two-run homer by Carlos
Andjuar in the sixth, to beat Rose State 10-8 at David Allen Memorial
Ballpark for their 10th straight win and boost their record to 30-3 coming
into Wednesday’s Oklahoma Collegiate Conference opener with Western
Oklahoma.
It’s the first time NOC Enid has come into conference with 30 wins.
“It was a goal that we have set,’’ said Jets coach Raydon Leaton, “but
as we talked about before, wins one through 29 are just as important as the 30th. It wasn’t any more important than any other.
We’re going to try to continue to win every time we step on the field.’’
“Coach Leaton said it’s never been done before in conference play so it’s a pretty big deal,’’ said outfielder Will Sprayberry,
who was one-for-three and scored a run. “Everyone was hitting today. It was a closer game than we wanted, but it was still good
for us.’’
The Raiders had 14 hits, including home runs by Garron Bates and Paul Kropf. Rose State scored three runs in the eighth to
cut the lead to 10-8, but Sprayberry — making his first pitching appearance of the spring — struck out two and got Hayden
Proctor to fly out in retiring the side in the ninth.
Sprayberry had thrown 222/3 innings in relief as a freshman last year, but his pitching had been restricted to intrasquad
games this spring until now.
“It was kind of tough playing the outfield and then going in, but I was really happy to do it,’’ he said. “I thought it went real
well. I had fun. I was just resting up before conference play.’’
Sprayberry, who came into the game hitting .402, said he wasn’t for sure how much he will be used on the mound in
conference games. He had 21 strikeouts last season with a 5.46 ERA.
“I think it will depend on the situation ... maybe in lefty-right matchups,’’ he said.
“We had wanted to protect him a little bit,’’ Leaton said. “He’s so valuable to us offensively, so we wanted to wait until the
second half until we used him as a closer. You saw what he could do. He is pretty effective.’’
Every Jets starter had at least one hit as NOC Enid scored two runs in the second, one in the third, four in the fourth and
three in the sixth.
Andujar gave the Jets a 9-5 lead with a two-run shot over the left field fence in the sixth.
“It was a fastball inside,’’ he said. “I didn’t think it was going to go out when I hit it, but I knew they weren’t going to catch
it.’’
It was his sixth homer of the season, and his three RBI on the day gave him a team-high 46 for the season.
“We had a good game, but I know we can play better,’’ Andujar said. “It (30 wins) feels real good. We have a really good
team.’’
Anthony Alvarez was three-for-five, including a two-RBI single which highlighted the four-run fourth. He scored three runs.
Justin Brown, Braden Rogers and Blake Biggs were all two-for-five. Biggs scored twice and had an RBI. Case Harper and
Daniel Davila had the Jets’ other RBI. T.J. Black had a double.
“It was a good day to hit,’’ Leaton said. “There were two good-hitting teams out there today and when pitchers made
mistakes, they made them pay for it. That’s part of it. You got to learn the win the 10-8 games as much as you do the 2-0 games.
We made some good adjustments at the plate.’’
J.K. Hadlock raised his record to 4-0 in getting the win. He pitched five innings, allowing eight hits and four runs, all earned.
He struck out four, walked a batter and hit two more.
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NOC Roustabouts annual
benefit concert set for
April 9
The world-traveling Roustabouts of Northern Oklahoma
College will appear in a dazzling display of scintillating color,
whirlwind motion and superb sound on the Tonkawa campus
for their annual benefit concert Saturday, April 9.
The concert opens at 7:30 p.m. in the Kinzer Performing
Arts Center (KPAC). Tickets may be purchased at the KPAC
box office starting at 6:30 p.m. before the show. Tickets are $7
ROUSTABOUTS IN CONCERT
for adults and $5 for students. All proceeds from this concert
The Roustabouts of Northern Oklahoma College pay
will help support the Roustabouts.
tribute to the American rock band Kansas during the Rock
Musical selections include “Uptown Funk,” “Sugar,” “Shut
& Roll Tribute portion of the musical show troupe’s
Up and Dance,” “Dear Future Husband,” “Little Black Dress”
benefit concert Saturday, April 9 in the Kinzer Performing
and “Honey, I’m Good,” Geronimo,” “Try,” “Flashlight” and
Arts Center, NOC Tonkawa. The performance begins at
“Cool Kids.”
7:30 p.m. and all proceeds will help support the
Other selections are “Heartbeat Song,” “50 Ways to Say
Roustabouts. (Northern Photo by Kyle Lomenick)
Goodbye,” “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” “Stay with Me” and
“Thinking Out Loud.”
Rock & Roll Tribute showcases hits such as “Hotel California,” “Stairway to Heaven,” “Don’t Stop Thinking About
Tomorrow,” and “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” among others.
Acclaimed as “Oklahoma’s finest show troupe,” the Roustabouts have served as musical ambassadors since 1964, taking the
show on the road annually through Oklahoma. Audiences in Romania, Russia and the United Kingdom as well as on cruise
ships sailing the Gulf of Mexico have thrilled to the troupe’s non-stop singing and dancing.
Roustabouts singer/dancers include Megan Brown, Johvanny Fiorina and Colton Shultz, Blackwell; Dalton Looper,
Tonkawa; Blake Brown, Ryan Brown, Haylee Cantrell, Donald Goldsmith, Kristen Hooper, Marché Johnson, Peyten Norris,
Christian Searle, Hunter Vogele, Kara Williams, all of Ponca City; Shelby Cargill, Haley Smith and Kiana Wilcoxson, Perry;
Brady Nelson, Broken Bow; Austin Stewart, Collinsville; Olivia White, Kingston; Marissa Hess, Verdigris.
Instrumentalists are Dustin Hill, Phillip Hudson, Jessica Riddle and Garrett Riff, Blackwell; Jordan Gorath, Morrison; Beau
Nelson, Pawnee; Michael Spielbusch, Ponca City. Cameron Hopkins and Jason McNaughton, Enid; and Mathew Gray,
Tonkawa.
Technical crew members are Nathan Snyder, Tonkawa; Zedan Borrie, Blackwell; and Tryston Carson, Ponca City.
The troupe is directed by NOC Fine Arts Division Chair Dineo Heilmann, assisted by vocal director Brandon Haynes,
instrumental director Edward Dixon and technical director John Michael Warburton. Sound production is by Stan Loughridge
and video presentation is by Jacob Pease.
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Shop online at the NOC Bookstore
NOC Bookstore - Tonkawa now has a Facebook Page!! Like us on
Facebook to receive notifications of special events and promotions!
Your one stop shop for textbooks, school supplies, electronics, and
Northern apparel; located in the Memorial Student Union at NOC
Tonkawa.
The NOC Bookstores are now able to process Visa credit cards instore and online!
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NOC Olympics set for April 13 - deadline to enter is April 6
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NOC Stillwater upcoming events announced
Friday, April 8
All day - Finding Center Conference - Academic (Stillwater Community Center). The Oklahoma State University Student
Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects will be holding its annual Finding Center Conf... more
9:00 a.m. - Education, Health & Aviation Week: Service Project - Community (Payne County Youth Services). COE
faculty, staff, and students will serve alongside one another for this community service activity.
10:30 a.m. - Pete's Pet Posse at University College Advising - Health/Wellness (214 Student Union). Pete's Pet Posse at OSU
College Advising.
1:00 p.m. - "Statistical Fallacies in the Climate Change Debate and Why They Don't Matter" - Academic (CLB 112). The
Arts & Humanities Speaker Series and the OSU Philosophy Department present Dr. Anubav Vasudan, Assistant Professor of
Philosophy at the ... more
8:00 p.m. - ETHEL & Robert Mirabal - Community (Seretean Center Concert Hall). OSU Allied Arts presents ETHEL &
Robert Mirabal. Concluding a cross-cultural community art experience across campus and the Allied Arts Seas... more
Click here for Stillwater location activities calendar
Saturday, April 9
All day - Spring Family Weekend/ Mom's Day - Community (OSU-STW, Campus wide). Spring Family Weekend and
Mom's Day
8:00 a.m. - 41st Annual Horticulture Club Plant Sale - Community (East of the OSU Teaching Greenhouses). The plant sale
will start promptly at 8 am so come early for the best selection. Please click on "More information" for a list of available
... more
12:00 p.m. - Spring Stand-Up Paddleboard Saturdays - Health/Wellness (Camp Redlands). Join Outdoor Adventure in a
weekly afternoon of stress free stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) series! Held at our very own Camp Redlands, learn... more
Sunday, April 10
2:30 p.m. - Out of the Depths: OSU Choral Ensembles Concert - Community (First Christian Church of Stillwater). The
OSU Choral Ensembles will perform under the direction of Dr. Christopher Haygood and Dr. Z. Randall Stroope. Tickets for
this perform... more
Monday, April 11
10:00 a.m. -Alumni Info for Graduating Students - Alumni (Ag Hall). Graduating in May? Make your OSU connections last
a lifetime by joining the Alumni Association! Stop by our table to join and receive a h... more
12:00 p.m. - Muttday Monday - Health/Wellness (Edmon Low Library). Join Pete's Pet Posse Pet Therapy Teams at the
Library each Monday throughout the semester on the 1st and 2nd floors. This pet therapy progr... more
2:00 p.m. - Graduate College Open House - Academic (202 Whitehurst). Join Graduate College students, faculty and staff for
an open house to kick off Graduate Education Week.
5:30 p.m. - BBC to present panel discussion on Native American issues at OSU - Community (Student Union Theater)
Oklahoma State will host the BBC World Service at 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 11 for a panel discussion to look at how much
and why things are c... more
Tuesday, April 12
12:00 p.m. - ESL Conversation Groups with the Writing Center - Academic (Board Room, Student Union 302). The
Writing Center's ESL Conversation Groups are a terrific way to improve your fluency and expand your vocabulary in a casual
and friendly ... more
5:30 p.m. - President's Leadership Recognition Ceremony - Organization (Noble Research Center Atrium). Leadership &
Campus Life hosts this annual awards ceremony to recognize outstanding leaders and volunteers from the OSU community of
student...more
5:30 p.m. - Managing Emotions Group - Health/Wellness (Stillwater Campus). The Psychological Services Center, affiliated
with the Department of Psychology at Oklahoma State University, will be offering a Managing Em...more
6:00 p.m. - Yappy Hour - Health/Wellness (Edmon Low Library). Pete's Pet Posse Pet Therapy Teams will be at the Library
every Tuesday this semester. Teams will be on the 1st and 2nd floors.
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6:00 p.m. - Graduate Education Week Marble Slab Fundraiser - Community (Marble Slab, South Knoblock). Join the OSU
Graduate College for a Graduate Education Week fundraiser at Marble Slab on South Knoblock. Help raise money for the
Mission of...more
7:30 p.m. - OSU Symphony Orchestra Concert - Community (Seretean Center Concert Hall). The OSU Symphony Orchestra
will perform with the winners of the annual Concerto Competition under the direction of Maestro Enrique Carreon-R...more
Wednesday, April 13
2:00 p.m. - Waggin' Wednesday - Health/Wellness (Edmon Low Library). Pete's Pet Posse Pet Therapy Teams will be
available on the 1st and 2nd floor of the Library each Wednesday this semester.
4:30 p.m. - A&H Speaker Series and OSU Philosophy Department Lecture - Academic (CLB 212, OSU Stillwater Campus)
Dr. Thompas Fleischman, Writer in Residence, New York University, will give a lecture entitled, "Thinking the Anthropocene:
What Pigs Tell U... more
6:00 p.m. - Movie Night Documentaries - Community (Department of Art, Bartlett Center Room 109). In the Realms of the
Unreal‧1hr 22min Outsider artist Henry Darger moved through life virtually unnoticed, but after his death, a ... more
7:00 p.m. - An Evening with James Franco - Organization (Gallagher-Iba Arena). SGA Speakers Board is proud to present
"An Evening with James Franco."
10:00 p.m. - Spears School Beam Signing Party - Academic (Business Building lawn). The Spears School of Business is
inviting all students, faculty and staff to participate in the Beam Signing Party. Everyone will be able to... more
Thursday, April 14
12:00 p.m. -Noon Concert Series- String Chamber Ensembles and Jazz Choir - Community. The Noon Concert Series
features students from the OSU Music Department performing free concerts in an informal setting. The concerts are op...more
12:00 p.m. - RuffRuff Reboot Center - Health/Wellness (Reboot Center). Pete's Pet Posse teams will be available at the
Reboot Center every Thursday at noon. Reboot Center is located at 320 Student Union.
4:30 p.m. - Splish and Splash - Community (Willard Lawn). Come join SUAB in welcoming the warm weather! Don't miss
greeting the summer sunshine with a free snocone and hotdog, waterslides, games, an...more
5:45 p.m. - Yoga in the Garden - Health/Wellness (The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University). There is no better way
to unwind at the end of a long day than through yoga practice and guided relaxation-and what finer place to practice ... more
7:00 p.m. - Critical Conversations presents Dr. Megan Burke, "When Anger is as Essential as Fire: On Political Change
and What We Can Learn from Black Feminist Thought" - Academic (035 Murray Hall). Critical Conversations presents Dr.
Megan Burke, OSU Philosophy Department, "When Anger is as Essential as Fire: On Political Change and Wha...more
7:00 p.m. - Double Feature Movie Night - Community (Student Union Theater). This movie is definitely not a "force' to be
reckoned with! Student Union Activities Board will be hosting a Star Wars Movie Night on Thursd... more
7:30 p.m. - OSU Wind Ensemble Concert - Community (Seretean Center Concert Hall). The OSU Wind Ensemble will
perform under the direction of Dr. Joseph Missal. Tickets for this performance ($8 General Admission/$6 Studen... more
7:30 p.m. - 2nd Annual GPSGA Graduate Student Research Gala - Organization (Starlight Terrace, Student Union 465).
The Graduate and Professional Student Government Association hosts an event to showcase graduate student work
Friday, April 15
5:00 p.m. - Adventure Dinner - Health/Wellness (Camp Redlands). Come join us for an adventure packed evening at Camp
Redlands. We will experience the full high ropes course, zip line at dusk and enjoy a d... more
6:00 p.m. - Watson Graduate School of Management Honors, Scholarship and Awards Dinner - Academic (Wes Watkins
Center). The Watson Graduate School of Management Honors, Scholarship and Awards Dinner recognizes graduate-level
students who have received scholars... more
7:30 p.m. - OSU Jazz Ensemble II Concert - Community (Seretean Center Concert Hall). The OSU Jazz Ensemble II will
perform under the direction of Dr. Tommy Poole. This event is free and open to the public.
8:00 p.m. - Euphoria Fashion Show - Community (ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center). EUPHORIA - AN ORANGE
CARPET AFFAIR returns to OSU! For the fifth year in a row, fashion design students' creations will be featured in this...more
Saturday, April 16
All day - The Big Event - Community (Whitehurst Parking Lot). Today students, faculty and staff of OSU have the chance to
thank the Stillwater community for all the support they give to campus. Stu... more
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Saturday, April 16
All day - Legends Weekend 2016 - Community (Stillwater). A jam-packed weekend featuring over twenty events that truly
capture the spirit and vibe of America's Friendliest College Town, can only mea... more
10:00 a.m. - OSU Museum of Art Family Day - Community (OSU Museum of Art). This month's Family Day is scheduled to
coincide with the Stillwater Arts Festival in downtown Stillwater. Family Day offers hands-on, creat... more
10:00 a.m. - Spring Blitz Sale - Community (OSU-STW University Store). Shop the University Store in the West Endzone's
Spring Blitz sale during the Cowboy Football spring game on Saturday, April 16 from 10 a.m. ... more
2:30 p.m. - Guest Artist Recital: Shauna Thompson, flute - Community (Seretean Center Concert Hall). Shauna Thompson is
the professor of flute at Texas Christian University. Tickets for this performance ($8 General Admission/$6 Students &... more
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NOC Alumni & Friends Ballpark Day set for April 23
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End domestic
violence
awareness
event/donation
drive to be
held April 19
in Enid
Flight Crew, Campus Civitan,
Jets Softball, and the YWCA have
teamed up for a donation drive.
“April is sexual assault
awareness month so we are striving
to bring awareness to domestic
violence and sexual assault,” said
NOC Instructor Julie Baggett.
She said, “We are collecting
donations through the April
sixteenth.”
NOC Softball hosts Eastern on
the sixteenth and at that event
there will be a balloon release and
the YWCA will be there collecting
donation items.
If you have questions or would
like more information contact Julie
Baggett at 580.548.2369 or Kathi
Shamburg at 580.548.2389.
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NOC employees celebrating April birthdays
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!
April, 2016
NOC employees
celebrating April
birthdays are:
Ben Hainline
Silvia Vazquez
Gary Taylor
Renna Bowers
Cheryl Evans
John Reames
Lonnie Rhea
Cassie Firth
Mary Ann Harris
Denise Bay
Shannon Bradford
Kenneth Clay
Anita Simpson
Brandon Hobson
Jermie Fanslor
Fritz Osell
2nd
6th
10th
12th
14th
14th
15th
15th
18th
20th
22nd
24th
27th
27th
29th
29th
If anyone needs to be added
to the list, contact Jill Dark at
580.628.6232.
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NOC Gala tickets available April 11
NOC Gala Tickets
Available April 11
Ticket reservations for the 21st annual Northern Oklahoma
College Gala will be accepted beginning at 9 a.m. Monday, April
11. The Gala is set for 7 p.m. Sunday, April 24 in the Kinzer
Performing Arts Center at NOC Tonkawa, 1220 East Grand
Avenue.
General admission tickets are $20 each, nonrefundable, and
tickets for children under five years old are discouraged. Since
seating is limited, a maximum of four tickets per person will be
available. Reservations will not be accepted through voicemail or
email and cannot be made before April 11.
To purchase tickets via credit card, patrons may call the Office of
Development and Community Relations located in the Vineyard
Library-Administration Building at 580.628.6214. Northern accepts
MasterCard, Visa and Discover.
Tickets may be purchased in person by credit card, cash or check
at the Office of Development and Community Relations. Tickets not
picked up in advance at that office will be held in the foyer of the
Kinzer Performing Arts Center for pickup between 5:30 and 6:30
p.m. the evening of the performance. The box office will be open
from 6 to 7:30 p.m. should tickets still be available for purchase.
Internationally noted conductor Gerald Steichen will direct the
Gala in a program of light opera and Broadway show tunes
featuring outstanding opera artists Laquita Mitchell, soprano, and
Glenn Seven Allen, tenor. They will be joined by NOC music
faculty Dineo Heilmann, Chad Anderson Shannon Bradford,
Edward Dixon and Brandon Haynes; the NOC College Choir; and
the Gala Orchestra, comprising members of area symphony
orchestras including Oklahoma City and Wichita.
Patrons who would like to contribute to the Annual Gala Concert
may contact Sheri Snyder, executive director of the Northern
Oklahoma College Foundation, Inc., at 580.628.6292, contribute on
the NOC Foundation website at www.noc.edu/development1 or
make a contribution at the Gala. Contributions are tax deductible.
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NOC to honor distinguished alums April 9
Award-winning journalist M. Scott Carter, Class of 1983, and eminent surgeon Dr. Gordon P. Laird, Class of 1962, will be
inducted into the Northern Oklahoma College Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame April 9. Ceremonies will take place during
the NOC Alumni and Friends Reunion Dinner at NOC Tonkawa.
The public is invited to the induction ceremony and all NOC Alumni and Friends of the college are encouraged to attend.
Deadline for registration and payment of $20 is Friday, April 1. For reservations or more information, contact Jill Green,
director of alumni relations, jill.green@noc.edu or 580-628-6473.
Carter received his Associate of Arts degree in Journalism from NOC where he served as editor of the NOC Maverick
newspaper from 1981 until 1983 and worked as a staff reporter-photographer for the Blackwell Journal-Tribune. He earned
Bachelor of Arts (2010) and Master of Professional Writing (2014) degrees in Journalism/Professional Writing from the
University of Oklahoma.
Among the positions he has held are media specialist for the Oklahoma State Senate and senior media specialist for the
House of Representatives; political and general assignment reporter for the Norman Transcript; and capitol bureau chief for the
Oklahoma City Journal Record. As Director of Marketing and Communications for the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Library
System, he developed the state's first unified literacy marketing campaign, Read Y'all.
Currently he serves as Director of Investigative Communications for the American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma.
Throughout his career, Carter has garnered more than 60 awards and honors, including Best Reporting Portfolio for 2015
from the Oklahoma Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, four Sweepstakes Awards from the
Associated Press for his investigative and public service stories and Best Young Adult Novel for 2012 from Foreword The
Magazine.
His stories and essays have appeared in dozens of newspapers throughout the country, including The Dallas Times Herald,
Boston Globe and The Kansas City Star, as well as in United Press International and Associated Press. He has authored two
novels with a third scheduled for release in the fall.
Carter and his wife, Karen, have six children and live in Oklahoma City.
Laird earned his Associate of Science degree in Pre-Medicine at Northern where he served as Biology Club president,
captained the football team and was an O Club member. He was instrumental in initiating the annual NOC Maverick Alumni
Luncheon in Tulsa, attended by former Northern athletes from the football and baseball era of the 1950s and 60s.
He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Central Oklahoma (1964) and his Doctor of Osteopathic
Medicine degree from the Kansas City Health Science Center.
With more than 40 years of medical experience, Laird has performed 21,000 surgical procedures. He has practiced surgery
at Alliance Blackwell Hospital since 2006 and surgery and family medicine at Pawnee since 1978. From 1969-1974 he
practiced family medicine at Tuttle. He has participated in Medical Ministries International with surgery rotations at clinics in
Mexico, Haiti, Ghana, Malawi and Rwanda.
He is board certified by the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons (ACOS) in general surgery and a Fellow with
ACOS, in addition to the American College of Osteopathic Family Practitioners in family practice.
Laird is the past president of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association and the past chairman of
the Oklahoma Foundation of Medical Quality. He serves as an
adjunct professor at the Oklahoma State University College of
Medicine and is a member of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Board of
Medical Examiners.
He is a member of the First Baptist Church in Pawnee, a 32nd
degree Mason and an Adkar Shriner. He and his wife, Sherri, have
six children, 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Registration will take place from 4:30 to 5 p.m. April 9 in the
Renfro Center lobby with dinner at 5 p.m. in the Renfro Center at
NOC Tonkawa. After the dinner, guests are invited to attend the
Roustabouts Benefit Show at 7:30 p.m. in the Kinzer Performing
Arts Center. Performance tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for
Dr. Gordon P. Laird
M. Scott Carter
students.
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NOC Roustabouts Benefit Concert set for April 9
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NOC/NWOSU Golf Tournament set for May 14
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DMI is now accepting applications; The Power to Create
The Digital Media Institute (DMI) at Northern Oklahoma College, Tonkawa, is now accepting applications for the 20162017school year. Applications can be downloaded at: dmi.noc.edu
Brad Matson, NOC Digital Media Institute director said, “The DMI program is designed to examine the latest technologies and
techniques used in professional animation and design and bring that experience into our classroom. We offer a comprehensive
curriculum that can help students gain digital design and animation skills as well as experience in the real world production
environment. ”
The students have worked on a several real world projects: Magnetic Solutions and DMI students participated in the Governors
Cup. This project was modeled and animated by DMI students to simulate the resistance of an electromagnetics and superconducting
magnets to create clean and efficient turbine energy. The students also created an animation of the boilers exploding that caused the
sinking of the Sultana, the worst maritime disaster in American history, a documentary produced in Hollywood. They also created
over 30 short promotional segments for the 25th Anniversary of Remington Park and for their 25th Running of the Oklahoma Derby,
as well as many other professional projects to give the students professional production experience.
“The DMI program redefines reality by focusing on specific methods used to transform ideas and concepts of digital media into
creative digital portfolios and demo reels that show the skills needed for today’s competitive employment environment. After
graduation from the Digital Media Institute the students will have the knowledge and skills necessary to communicate their ideas
through the art of advanced computer graphics in order to continue their education in a specific field of study or to gain entry-level
work and employment that could offer greater challenges in gaming, motion graphics, visual effects, and video/film production.”
“All students will be immersed into the essentials of broadcast design, 2D and 3D animation, game design, visual effects, digital
filmmaking, video production, and interactive web and DVD authoring. These core competencies provide the basis for the specialized
instruction specific within the Digital Media Institute. Thus, whether it is 3D modeling and animation, graphic design for print,
broadcast or gaming, visual effects, web technologies, or combining new media experiences, students will gain the skills necessary not
only to work effectively in the existing areas of digital media production but to help shape the future of technology as an advanced
student or an employee as well.”
Matson said, “DMI’s educational experience in animation and digital media can lead to jobs in several industries. In the
entertainment industry job offerings exist in video game asset creation, broadcast design, visual effects, video and digital film
production. Other job opportunities are in the fields of government, healthcare, military, and industrial professions with simulations
and animations, advertising, communications, and marketing: commercial spots, bumpers, rebranding, social media promotions,
station identity and corporate identity. DMI sits at the forefront of educational experiences. We are the only school in the expanded
mid-west that houses a sixty (60) seat farm, the biggest arsenal of industry software, and emerging technologies that are being tested
to be included in the near future of DMI’s curriculum: projection mapping for the Roustabout show and exterior buildings, testing
oculus technologies, and 3d printing for metal, plastics, sandstone, ceramics, wax, and gypsum.
“There are several companies that contact me when they have a position to fill, so the opportunity is there. In fact, CVW Media in
Norman has six (6) DMI graduates working for them. Kevin Hanley, CEO of CVW Media, loves the creativity and the work ethic of
DMI students, so he hires some of my students every year. Digital Tutors dba Purlasight, world-wide leader in online media currently
has seven (7) graduates currently employed at the studio.”
Coursework in the Digital Media Animation and Design program include: 3D modeling, texturing, animation and rendering in
Autodesk’s award winning Creation Suite: Maya, 3DS Max, and Mudbox; motion graphics for broadcast and film with Cinema 4D,
Adobe Photoshop and After Effects; nonlinear digital video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro; designing and creating web sites for
showcasing student talents using Adobe’s Photoshop, Dreamweaver and Flash; and authoring DVD’s for student demo reels with
Adobe’s Encore and Audition.
Matson is a recipient of the prestigious 2009 DaVinci Fellows Award which is given to college instructors for creative thinking in
higher education. Matson’s award was given based on his partnership with “Game=Life,” a video game production company founded
by a Northern DMI graduate, Adam Grantham. Through this partnership, Brad’s students were able to contribute to a medicinal video
game that teaches how diabetics can maintain healthy blood sugar. Brad received a medal and $1000 in recognition for his creative
approach to video design and for giving students practical work experience during their educational program.
If you have questions contact Matson at brad.matson@noc.edu or 580.628.6458.
Brad Matson graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1988 where he studied film making and video productions. He has
worked in the media field for the past 27 years with TV studios, film companies, Director for the Breckenridge Film Festival, Digital
Tutors, Worked on scenes from Hollywood films (Dumb and Dumber, Christmas Vacation) commercial work for Remington Park,
RSI, AT&T and Cingular, and has worked and taught at Northern for over 15 years.
Matson’s honors/awards include: the Telly Award 2003 (Oscars for Education and Broadcast Graphics), Distinguished Faculty
Award 2010, NISOD Excellence Award 2011, Nominated for the Oklahoma Gold Medal for Excellence in Teaching Award 2011,
2012, 2013, and 2014, Finalist for Digital Tutors Instructor of the Year 2012 and Nominated for Digital Tutors Instructor of the Year
2013.
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Freshman Fridays - every Friday in April, enrollment, testing and more
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Menu for NOC Tonkawa announced for April 11-15
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Menu for NOC Enid announced for April 11-15
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NOC Enid math, language arts & science tutoring schedules announced - rev. Feb. 22, 2016
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Free language arts tutoring available at NOC Enid
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Science tutoring schedule for spring 2016 announced - Enid
Utilize tutor.com if hours of availability don’t work with your schedule
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NOC Tonkawa language arts math & science tutoring schedules announced
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Check out the NOC officially recognized social media accounts
The following social media accounts/links are recognized by Northern Oklahoma College
Facebook Directory:
NOC / OSU Gateway Program
NOC Global Education
NOC Jets Activities
NOC Jets Baseball
NOC Lady Mavs (Basketball)
NOC Residence Life and Student Activities
Northern Oklahoma College Democrats
Northern Oklahoma College - Enid Men's Basketball
Northern Oklahoma College Gateway to the
Humanities
Northern Oklahoma College Lit Club
Northern Oklahoma College SADD
President's Leadership Council
Red & Silver of Northern Oklahoma College
The Maverick of Northern Oklahoma College
Twitter Directory:
Northern Oklahoma College
Jets Athletics
Mavs Athletics
NOC Fine Arts
NOC Global
NOC Jets Baseball
NOC Mavs Softball
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Tutoring schedule for NOC Stillwater announced
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NOC Stillwater Success Center hours announced - FREE tutoring
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The Maverick
and Red &
Silver Review
2015 - 2016
publish dates, &
links
The publication dates
for The Maverick and Red
& Silver Review have
been
scheduled. NOC
Instructor and College
Newspaper Advisor Scott
Haywood said, “Please
have all items that you
would like included in the
publication submitted to
TheMaverick@noc.edu or
TheRed&Silver@noc.edu
Click on the image above to
10
days prior to the
Click on the image above to
publication. Thanks for all
view the March 23 issue of The
view the April 6 issue of The
of your help, and have a
Red & Silver Review online.
Maverick online.
great semester. Check out
The Maverick and Red &
Silver Review Facebook pages and hit the like button.
To view current and previous publications online click on these links; The Maverick, Red & Silver Review.
You’re invited to visit and LIKE the Facebook pages at The Maverick Facebook and the Red & Silver Review Facebook.
 The Maverick Publication Dates: 2015-16: April 6 & 20; 2016-17: Aug. 24, Sept. 21, Oct. 5 & 26, Nov. 16 & 30, Jan.
25, Feb. 8 & 22, March 8, April 5 & 19.
 The Red & Silver Review publication Dates: 2015-16: April 13 & 27; 2016-17: Aug. 17, Sept. 7 & 28, Oct. 12, Nov. 2
& 30, Jan 11, Feb. 1 & 15, March 1 & 29, April 12.
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NOC Sheep
Production class
participates at Houston
Show
Four students with the NOC Sheep
Production Class prepped, attended and
exhibited the NOC Sheep Center show flock at
the March Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
(HLSR).
The students participating were Devin Fisher,
Wilder, ID; Ryan Rector, Olive, OK; Ethan Norman, Davenport, OK and Caleb Penwell,
Washington Court House, OH.
They exhibited the Champion Suffolk Ram and Res. Champion Suffolk Ewe as well as the Reserve Champion Hampshire
Flock.
Bart Cardwell, Ag, Science and Engineering Division Instructor and Sheep Center Manager, said, “A big THANKS to our
hosts Greg and Michelle Cardwell [Bart’s big brother and sister-in-law] for allowing us to “bunk” at their house during the stay
for the show.”
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Employment opportunities at NOC
 Criminal Justice instructor, full-time tenure track - Tonkawa and Enid locations
 Math instructor - full-time tenure track, Enid location
 Piano instructor - full-time tenure track, Tonkawa location
 Laboratory coordinator, part-time - Enid
 General chemistry laboratory sections adjunct instructors - Enid
 General biology laboratory sections adjunct instructors - Tonkawa
 General biology laboratory sections adjunct instructors - Enid
 Human Anatomy & Physiology lecture & lab sections adjunct instructors - Tonkawa
 Human Anatomy and Physiology lecture and lab sections adjunct instructors - Enid
 General Psychology adjunct instructor - Tonkawa
 Applied Ethics adjunct instructor - Tonkawa
 American National Government adjunct - Stillwater
 American National Government adjunct instructor - Enid
 Adjunct instructor for an evening course in Spanish - Tonkawa & Enid
 Custodian in Library-Administration Bldg. and Wilkin Hall
 Process Technology Program adjunct instructors - Tonkawa
 Adjunct nursing instructor
 College Algebra and remedial math instructors - Stillwater location
 College Algebra and remedial math instructors - Enid location
 Maintenance/Plumber - Tonkawa
 Full-time nursing instructor – all three NOC locations
http://northok.publishpath.com/employment-opportunities - This link will connect you to more details and
downloadable job applications
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Full-time nursing instructor – all three locations
Applications are being accepted by Northern Oklahoma College for a full-time nursing instructor. Responsibilities may include
teaching at all 3 locations. Med-Surg experience is essential. A minimum of an MS degree with a major in nursing or an MSN
degree is required with at least 2 years of full-time clinical experience. Duties begin fall 2014 semester. Instructors must have a
current unencumbered RN license and be computer literate. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online
at www.noc.edu, a letter of application, a resume, three letters of professional recommendation, and current official transcripts
to Human Resources, Northern Oklahoma College, PO Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653
bj050714
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE TONKAWA
Position Description
Position Title: Maintenance/Plumber
Dept.: Physical Plant
Reports to: Associate Vice President of Physical Operations
Job Group Title: Skilled Craft Support Staff III
Job Group Class Code: 3480
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
SUMMARY: Responsible for plumbing maintenance and repair at the Tonkawa location.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Maintaining, servicing, and repairing all sanitary lines, grease lines, traps, and interceptors.
 Performing leak repairs as needed.
 Locating underground pipelines and leaks test equipment and instrumentation.
 Maintaining all flame, water, natural gas, and pressure controls, as well as all other safety devices.
 Maintaining, servicing, and repairing all potable water systems as it pertains to NOC Facilities, including, but not
limited to all water softeners, water heaters and all potable backflow preventers (circulating pumps, tempering valves,
mixing valves.
 Maintaining, servicing, and repairing all NOC plumbing systems to ensure a safe and sanitary environment, including,
but not limited to water closets, urinals, sinks, faucets, drinking fountains, and all associated piping by complying with
all NSF, ADA, and state plumbing codes and regulations and performing other duties as assigned.
SKILLS AND SPECIFICATIONS: To perform the role of a Plumber successfully, an individual must be able to perform
each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability
required. Consistent attendance and punctuality is a job requirement. Valid Oklahoma Driver's License required to operate
company vehicles. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions,
and procedure manuals. Ability to use extendable boom forklift, forklift (sit down, stand-up, or motorized pallet jacks),
high reach (aerial lift), backhoe/frontend loader, and tractor required.
EDUCATION AND QUALIFACTIONS: High School degree, diploma or a GED equivalent qualification from a certified
college. Bachelor’s degree or an associate’s degree or diploma in mechanical engineering or any other related field of
study, a valid journeyman license and 2 – 3 years of experience of working as a plumber.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: The physical demands described below are representative of those that must be met by an
individual to successfully perform the essential functions of the Plumber job. While performing the duties of this job, the
individual is required to lift greater than 25 pounds or more; will require repetitive reaching, pushing/pulling, bending,
twisting; will require working at heights greater than 4 feet, will require welding, cutting, brazing, and working with an
open flame. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the job duties.
Applicants will need to submit an application which is available online at www.noc.edu, a letter of application, a resume,
Official college transcripts, and three letters of professional recommendation to Northern Oklahoma College, Human
Resources, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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College Algebra and remedial math instructors - Enid location
Northern Oklahoma College has openings for adjunct College Algebra and remedial math instructors for the Math Division on
the Enid campus beginning in the fall 2016 semester. Applications will be taken until the position is filled. Minimum
requirement is a master’s degree and 18 graduate credit hours in math. Candidates must have strong communication
skills. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a
letter of application, resume, official transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource Department,
Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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College Algebra and remedial math instructors - Stillwater location
Northern Oklahoma College has openings for day and evening adjunct Math Applications, College Algebra and remedial math
instructors for the Math Division on the Stillwater campus beginning in the fall 2016 semester. Applications will be taken until
the position is filled. Minimum requirement is a master’s degree and 18 graduate credit hours in math. Candidates must have
strong communication skills. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at website
www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, official transcripts, and three letters of professional
reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE. bj012016
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Adjunct nursing instructor
Applications are being accepted by Northern Oklahoma College for an adjunct nursing instructor. Responsibilities may include
clinical instruction at all 3 campuses. Med-Surg experience is essential. A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in nursing, an MSN
degree is preferred with at least 2 years of full-time clinical experience. Instructors must have a current unencumbered RN
license and be computer literate. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at
www.noc.edu/prospective-employee, a letter of application, a resume, three letters of professional recommendation, and current
official transcripts to Human Resources, Northern Oklahoma College, PO Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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Process Technology Program adjunct instructors - Tonkawa
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa is seeking evening adjunct instructors for the 2016-2017 school year in the Division of
Agriculture, Science and Engineering specifically for the Process Technology Program. Teaching areas available include lecture
and laboratory sections for Process Technology courses. These courses focus on specific job requirements for positions in
refineries, gas plants, and other processing facilities. Areas of instruction may include: introduction to process applications,
systems, operations, instrumentation, and/or equipment. Minimum requirements are completion of an associate’s degree and
strong work experience in the processing industries. Preference will be given to specific candidates with a bachelor or master’s
degree and prior teaching experience. A successful candidate will exhibit strong communication skills and a demonstrated
understanding of the particular processing area to be taught. Applications will be taken until the positions are filled. Applicants
will need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu, a letter of application, resume, official
transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O.
Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EEO
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE
Position Description - Tonkawa Campus
Position Title:
Department:
Reports to:
Job Group Title:
Job Group Class Code:
FLSA Status:
Custodian in Library-Administration Bldg. and Wilkin Hall
Physical Plant
Associate Vice President of Physical Operations
Facilities Support Staff III
3180
Non-Exempt
SUMMARY: Maintain the operating condition of the Library -Administration and Wilkin Hall Buildings
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
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Dust; mop, strip, and refinish floors
Pick up trash in offices, library, lobby
Clean restrooms, disinfect and replenish with supplies
Dust furniture in offices, library, lobby and conference room
Clean window and glass doors
Maintain floor in Wilkin Auditorium
Supervise student workers
Assist with the set-up of furniture in the Library Theatre, Conference Room and classrooms
Be available for special events i.e. music contests and other events
Make small repairs on equipment and tools
Notify the physical plant manager of large problems or potential problems
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of an associate degree; or one to two years related
experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions. Ability to work in adverse weather conditions; both heat and cold. Must be physically able to lift up to 50
pounds without assistance (occasionally, regularly, routinely, throughout the course of the work day) Withstand prolonged
periods of standing, walking, bending, and stretching to perform job duties.
Applicants will need to submit an application which is available online at www.noc.edu/prospective-employee, a letter of
application, a resume, Official college transcripts, and three letters of professional recommendation to Northern Oklahoma
College, Human Resources, P. O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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American National Government adjunct instructor - Enid
Northern Oklahoma College Enid is currently seeking an adjunct instructor for daytime courses in American
National Government to begin in the fall of 2016. A minimum of a master’s degree with eighteen graduate hours in
political science is required. Candidates must have strong communication skills and previous teaching experience is
preferred. Applications will be considered until the position is filled. Applicants will need to submit an application form
available online at www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, current official transcripts, and
three letters of professional reference to: Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310,
Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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American National Government adjunct - Stillwater
Northern Oklahoma College Stillwater is currently seeking an adjunct instructor for daytime courses in American
National Government to begin in the fall of 2016. A minimum of a master’s degree with eighteen graduate hours in
political science is required. Candidates must have strong communication skills and previous teaching experience is
available online at www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, current official transcripts, and
three letters of professional reference to: Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310,
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Applied Ethics adjunct instructor - Tonkawa
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa is currently seeking an adjunct instructor for a daytime course in Applied
Ethics to begin in the fall of 2016. A minimum of a master’s degree with eighteen graduate hours in philosophy or
religion is required. Candidates must have strong communication skills and previous teaching experience is
available online at www.noc.edu, a letter of application, resume, current official transcripts, and three letters of
professional reference to: Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK
74653. EOE
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General Psychology adjunct instructor - Tonkawa
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa and Enid are currently seeking an adjunct instructor for a nighttime course in
General Psychology to begin in the fall of 2016. A minimum of a master’s degree with eighteen graduate hours in psychology
is required. Candidates must have strong communication skills and previous teaching experience is preferred. Applications
will be considered until the position is filled. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at
www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, current official transcripts, and three letters of professional
reference to: Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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Adjunct instructor for an evening course in Spanish - Tonkawa & Enid
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa and Enid campuses are currently seeking an adjunct instructor for an evening
course in Spanish to begin in the fall of 2016. A minimum of a master’s degree with eighteen graduate hours in Spanish is
required. Candidates must have strong communication skills and previous teaching experience is preferred. Applications will
be considered until the position is filled. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at
www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, current official transcripts, and three letters of professional
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Human Anatomy and Physiology lecture and lab sections adjunct instructors - Enid
Northern Oklahoma College Enid is seeking day time adjunct instructors for the fall 2016 semester in the Division of
Agriculture, Science and Engineering. Teaching areas available include Anatomy & Physiology lecture and laboratory sections
of Human Anatomy and Human A&P. Applications will be taken until the positions are filled. Applicants should have a
master’s degree with at least 18 graduate hours in Biological Science and exhibit strong communication skills. Applicants will
need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application,
resume, official transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma
College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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Human Anatomy & Physiology lecture & lab sections adjunct instructors - Tonkawa
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa is seeking day time adjunct instructors for the fall 2016 semester in the Division of
Agriculture, Science and Engineering. Teaching areas available include Anatomy & Physiology lecture and laboratory sections
of Human Anatomy and Human Physiology. Applications will be taken until the positions are filled. Applicants should have a
master’s degree with at least 18 graduate hours in biological science and exhibit strong communication skills. Applicants will
need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application,
resume, official transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma
College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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General biology laboratory sections adjunct instructors - Enid
Agriculture, Science and Engineering. Teaching areas available include laboratory sections of General Biology. Applications
will be taken until the positions are filled. Applicants should have a master’s degree with at least 18 graduate hours in
biological science and exhibit strong communication skills. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online
at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, official transcripts, and three letters of
professional reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653.
EOE
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General biology laboratory sections adjunct instructors - Tonkawa
Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa is seeking day time adjunct instructors for the fall 2016 semester in the Division of
Agriculture, Science and Engineering. Teaching areas available includes laboratory sections of General Biology. Applications
biological science and exhibit strong communication skills. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online
at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, official transcripts, and three letters of
EOE
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General chemistry laboratory sections adjunct instructors - Enid
Agriculture, Science and Engineering. Teaching areas available include laboratory sections of General Chemistry. Applications
chemistry and exhibit strong communication skills. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at
website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of application, resume, official transcripts, and three letters of
EOE
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Laboratory coordinator, part-time - Enid
Northern Oklahoma College Division of Agriculture, Science, and Engineering Enid is seeking a Laboratory Coordinator to
oversee the laboratory component of General Biology, General Chemistry, Microbiology, and Anatomy & Physiology courses.
This is a part-time, 20 hour per week position with flexible hours. Duties will include communicating with lecture and
laboratory instructors to prepare teaching mediums, mixing of chemical solutions and media preparation, inventory and ordering
of all lab supplies needed for the lab sections, and general maintenance of the laboratory classrooms. The successful applicant
will have strong organizational and communication skills. Applications will be taken until the position is filled. Minimum
requirement is an associate’s degree in a biological science or chemistry discipline. Previous laboratory experience is
preferred. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee ,
a letter of application, resume, official transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource
Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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Piano instructor - full-time tenure track, Tonkawa location
Northern Oklahoma College is seeking a full-time tenure track piano instructor for the Fine Arts Division on the Tonkawa
campus beginning fall 2016. Applications will be taken until the position is filled. Minimum requirements are a master’s
degree, 18 graduate credit hours in music, and strong communication skills. Job responsibilities will include teaching Music
Appreciation and Piano Class 1-4, as well as providing accompaniment for ensembles and private voice lessons. In addition,
the position will involve scheduling of adjunct accompanists, academic advising, participation in committee work, and
assessment. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu/prospectiveemployee , a letter of application, resume, transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource
Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EEO
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Math instructor - full-time tenure track, Enid location
Northern Oklahoma College is seeking a full-time tenure track math instructor for the Math Division on the Enid campus
beginning fall 2016. Applications will be taken until the positions are filled. Minimum requirement is a master’s degree and 18
graduate credit hours in math. Courses taught may range from developmental math courses to Differential Equations, and an
evening course may be part of the regular course load. Job responsibilities will include teaching, advising, participation in
committee work, and assessment. Candidates must also possess strong communication skills. Applicants will need to submit
an application form available online at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee, a letter of application, resume, transcripts,
and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310,
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Criminal Justice instructor, full-time tenure track - Tonkawa and Enid locations
Northern Oklahoma College is seeking a full-time, tenure track instructor for Criminal Justice beginning fall 2016. The
instructor selected will have teaching and advisement responsibilities on the Tonkawa and Enid campus each
semester. An evening course will be considered a part of the faculty member's teaching responsibilities. A minimum of a
master’s degree with eighteen graduate hours in criminal justice or related courses is required. Candidates must have strong
communication skills and previous teaching experience is preferred. Applications will be taken until the position is filled
Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu/prospective-employee , a letter of
application, resume, transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern
Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EEO
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The NOC What’s Happening is published weekly (normally on Fridays) by Northern Oklahoma College, Public Information
Office, except when the NOC offices are closed; Distribution: NOC-Adjunct, NOC-Admin, NOC-Faculty, NOC-Staff, other
individuals by request and the NOC Website in PDF format available to everyone free of charge at
http://www.noc.edu/nocnews, where previous editions are also available.
Additional information about NOC is available at http://www.noc.edu.
If you have something you would like included in the “What’s Happening” weekly e-newsletter please call or email Bill
Johnson, publisher, at: bill.johnson@noc.edu or call 1.580.628.6444 or fax 580.628.6303.
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