WHAT`S HAPPENING AT NOC: TONKAWA, ENID AND

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT NOC: TONKAWA, ENID AND STILLWATER
Published by Northern Oklahoma College Public Information Office
(November 7 - 14, 2014)
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 Calendar of Events
 Upcoming events, save the dates
 NOC employees celebrating November birthdays
 PTK meetings scheduled for Nov. 11 and 18
 Higher education seeks 10 percent increase in Oklahoma funding
 Bell and Rodriguez earn NOC player of the week honors
 NOC men & women capture regional title
 Locals help lead NOC Tonkawa to regional soccer crowns
 Soccer Women Win Title.... So Do NOC Soccer Men
 Make a half-court shot and win a 55” TV
 Poetry Reading at Tonkawa Nov. 14
 Drum Exposition at 1 p.m. Nov. 13
 3-on-3 Basketball sign up online by Nov. 10
 Habitat For Humanity project – Enid
 NOC Distinguished Alumni Award nominations sought
 NOC Bookstore offers online shopping
 News Center Extra available online
 NOC Cafeteria Menus for Tonkawa and Enid Nov. 10 - 14
 NOC Fall Musical, Little Shop of Horrors opens Nov. 20
 BSO Speakers Session at Enid Nov. 18
 Chick-fil-A free breakfast at NOC Enid Nov. 12
 Hand Game competition set for Nov. 17
 Order your ham now
 NOC Celebrates Native American Heritage Month
 Renfro Lectureship Program featuring Andrew Card set for Nov. 12
 Nicotine information session in Enid Nov. 13
 Army recruitment event set for Nov. 13 – Enid
 Hodges Art Exhibit on display now
 NOC Fact Book, a great resource; check it out
 Online tutoring available
 Northern Exposure events planned
 Fall Lecture Series next Lecture set for Nov. 10
 Campus Civitan Club meeting and activity events schedules announced
 Fall lecture series to focus on water in the West
 FREE math tutoring available
 The Maverick and Red & Silver Review publish dates & links
 Employment opportunities at NOC
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Calendar of events
Friday, November 7
Tonkawa/Enid/Stillwater:
Final day for students to drop 16-week courses without evaluation
Tonkawa:
Basketball - Lady Mavs vs. Air Force Prep at 3 p.m., Husky Invitational, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Art Exhibit “A sense of his soul” (FREE) - 1 to 5 p.m., Hays Art Gallery, KPAC, Tonkawa campus, through Dec. 8
Enid:
Civitan Club meeting - 1 p.m., ZL 203
Basketball (Enid Classic at Enid) – Lady Jets vs. Allen, women at 7 p.m.
Saturday, November 8
Tonkawa:
Basketball – Lady Mavs vs. Sheridan at 12 p.m., Husky Invitational, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Soccer (District Tournament) - 11 a.m., Lady Mavs vs. Navarro of Corsicana, Texas at NOC Tonkawa Soccer Field
Enid:
Basketball (Enid Classic at Enid) – Lady Jets vs. Independence, women at 3 p.m.
Habitat for Humanity student activity (Enid) - 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., for more info. contact Jason Stockbridge 580.548.2227
Sunday, November 9
Tonkawa:
Soccer - Women's District Championship Match at 1:30 p.m., NOC Tonkawa Soccer Field
Monday, November 10
Tonkawa:
Art Exhibit “A sense of his soul” (FREE) - 1 to 5 p.m., Hays Art Gallery, KPAC, Tonkawa campus, through Dec. 8
Basketball – Mavs vs. Labette at Tonkawa, men at 7 p.m.
Enid:
Fall Lecture Series (FREE) - 7 p.m., Gantz Center on the NOC campus; “Issues Today for Water Tomorrow.” J.D. Strong,
executive director, Oklahoma Water Resources Board, free admission, everyone welcome (read more)
Tuesday, November 11
Tonkawa:
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Club meeting – 12:30 p.m., W305B, club members only
Basketball – Lady Mavs vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan JV at Tonkawa, 6 p.m.
NOC Woodworking Community Enrichment Class – 6:30 - 9 p.m., woodshop, Creative Arts Building
Art Exhibit “A sense of his soul” (FREE) - 1 to 5 p.m., Hays Art Gallery, KPAC, Tonkawa campus, through Dec. 8
Enid:
Basketball – Jets vs. Sunrise Academy at Enid, men 7 p.m.
Stillwater:
Veterans Day Celebration – 8 a.m., NOC Stillwater, Commons Area
Wednesday, November 12
Tonkawa:
Art Exhibit “A sense of his soul” (FREE) - 1 to 5 p.m., Hays Art Gallery, KPAC, Tonkawa campus, through Dec. 8
Renfro Lectureship featuring Andrew Card – 6:30 p.m., Renfro Center (read more)
Basketball – Mavs vs. Southwestern JV at Tonkawa, men at 7 p.m.
Enid:
Basketball – Lady Jets vs. Southwestern JV, Kan. at Enid, 5 p.m.
Chick-fil-A free breakfast (NOC students) – 8 to 9 a.m., in front of Zollars Library (read more)
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Thursday, November 13
Tonkawa:
Art Exhibit “A sense of his soul” (FREE) - 1 to 5 p.m., Hays Art Gallery, KPAC, Tonkawa campus, through Dec. 8
"The Maverick" publishes
NOC Woodworking Community Enrichment Class – 6:30 - 9 p.m., woodshop, Creative Arts Building
Drum Exhibition by Young Buffalo Horse Drum Group - 12 to 1 p.m., Gazebo (read more)
Enid:
Army Recruitment event - 6:30 to 8 p.m., Gantz 102, food served
Nicotine Dorm Session (student activity) - 7 to 8 p.m., E.B. Hall Lounge, food served
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Friday, November 14
Tonkawa/Enid/Stillwater:
Final day for students to drop L8 courses without evaluation
Tonkawa:
Basketball (Enid Classic at Enid Event Center) – Mavs vs. OnPoint Hoops Academy, men at 6 p.m.
Art Exhibit “A sense of his soul” (FREE) - 1 to 5 p.m., Hays Art Gallery, KPAC, Tonkawa campus, through Dec. 8
Chikaskia Literary Festival (Poetry Reading) – 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. & 1-5 p.m., featuring State Poet Laureate Nathan Brown,
Walcher Conference Center on the NOC campus (read more)
Enid:
Basketball (Coffeyville Classic) – Lady Jets vs. Coffeyville at Coffeyville, Kan., time TBA
Basketball (Enid Classic at the Enid Event Center) – Jets vs. Allen County at Enid, men at 8 p.m.
Stillwater:
Basketball – OSU Cowboys vs. Southeastern Louisiana at Stillwater, men at 7 p.m.
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Upcoming Events
Save the dates:
 Social Problems class is leading a pet food drive for the Stillwater Humane Society – now through Nov. 14
 Basketball – Nov. 15, Lady Mavs vs. Cloud at Tonkawa, 2 p.m.
 Basketball (Enid Classic at Enid Event Center) – Nov. 15, Mavs vs. Allen, men at 2 p.m.
 Basketball (Enid Classic at the Enid Event Center) – Nov. 15, Jets vs. OnPoint Hoops Academy at Enid, men at 4 p.m.
 Basketball (Coffeyville Classic) – Nov. 15, Lady Jets vs. Coffeyville at Coffeyville, Kan., time TBA
 Basketball schedules (click on the team to view their complete schedule) – Mavs, Lady Mavs, Jets, Lady Jets
 Football – Nov. 15, OSU Cowboys vs. Texas Longhorns at Stillwater, 6:30 p.m. on FOX
 Hand Game – Nov 17, NOC Northern Thunder Club vs. OSU NASA Club, 6:30 p.m., Renfro Center (read more)
 BSO Speakers Session – Nov. 18, 7 p.m., featuring James Marks, Gantz 100, NOC Enid (read more)
 Phi Theta Kappa meeting (Operation Christmas) – Nov. 18, W304, 12:15 – 1:15 p.m., NOC Tonkawa, Operation
Christmas Child Community Service Project, open to the entire campus, snacks will be provided & we need wrappers
and/or any donations. More information can be found on the website: http://operationchristmaschild.org.au/?page_id=80.
 NOC Fall Musical, Little Shop of Horrors – Nov. 20 through 23, KPAC, NOC Tonkawa (read more)
 Thanksgiving break – Nov. 26-28, no classes and the offices are closed
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News from Northern
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! November
NOC employees celebrating November birthdays are: David McGee, 4th; Crystal Gilbreath, 5th; Tiffany Meachman, 7th;
Mardeena Huschka, 10th; Kathi Shamburg, 13th; Shannon Lorg, 20th; Tobie Bonvillain, and Elva Lara 22nd; Peggy Emde, 23rd;
Don Stinson and Summer McClure, 24th; Dee Cooper, 25th; Shaen McMurtrie, 26th; Cathy Moore, 27th and Rosemary Barron,
30th. If anyone needs to be added to the list, contact Jill Dark at 580.628.6232.
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PTK meetings scheduled for Nov. 11 and 18
The NOC Tonkawa Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Club will hold their next meeting Nov. 11 at 12:30 p.m. in W305B, club
members only.
The next meeting is scheduled for Nov. 18, from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. in W304, when the club is doing the Operation
Christmas Child community service project which is open to the entire campus. “I would like to add that snacks will be
provided on Nov. 18 and that we need wrappers and/or any donations,” said Kate Anderson. More information about Operation
Christmas Child can be found on the website: http://operationchristmaschild.org.au/?page_id=80.
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Higher education seeks 10 percent increase in Oklahoma funding
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education unanimously approved a budget request for the 2016 fiscal year that seeks an
additional $98.7 million. Chancellor Glen Johnson said the increase is needed to make college accessible to more Oklahomans and
prepare them for the jobs of the future. (The Oklahoman and Tulsa World By Kathryn McNutt - 11/7/2014)
Higher education officials are asking the Legislature and governor to restore their state appropriation to the prerecession
level.
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education on Thursday unanimously approved a budget request for the 2016 fiscal
year that seeks nearly 10 percent more than the current budget.
The additional $98.7 million is needed to make college accessible to more Oklahomans and prepare them for the jobs of the
future, Chancellor Glen Johnson said.
The increase would raise the higher education budget to $1.086 billion, slightly more than the fiscal year 2008 appropriation.
“We are in the midst of significantly changing times in higher education. This reflects our ability not to just react to the
changing times, but quite frankly to have a game plan that addresses the needs of our citizens,” Johnson said.
The new money is budgeted in four areas, with the majority — $88.3 million — requested for the Complete College
America initiative launched by Gov. Mary Fallin three years ago.
The goal is to increase the number of career credentials and college degrees conferred by 1,700 each year for 12 years. That
goal was surpassed with an increase of 2,945 in year one and 3,577 in year two.
“This clearly is our top priority,” Johnson said.
A Georgetown University study shows that 67 percent of jobs in Oklahoma in 2020 will require a certificate or degree, and
37 percent will require an associate degree, bachelor’s degree or higher, Johnson said.
“There’s going to have to be an investment of additional resources in higher education” to maintain the success of Complete
College America and meet workforce needs, he said.
Funding increases also are requested for the concurrent enrollment program that lets students begin earning college credit
while still in high school, $1.2 million; initiatives in the areas of science, mathematics, engineering and technology, $500,000;
and debt service on a 2010 bond refinancing, $8.7 million.
“I think it’s a conservative budget. It’s a budget that benefits the students and the state of Oklahoma,” said Regent Jay Helm,
of Tulsa.
“It addresses the priority needs of our collective institutions,” said Larry Rice, president of Rogers State University, who
addressed the Regents as chair of the Council of Presidents. “It’s responsible and very fundable.”
The presidents for Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma both addressed the Regents via video.
“It is so important in these times that we invest in education. Benefits from a college degree are so important in moving our
state forward,” OSU President Burns Hargis said.
“We’re still operating in this state with $100 million less for higher education than we had in 2008,” OU President David
Boren said. “It’s impossible to keep up the quality that we need and operate on less and less each year as our uncontrolled costs
keep going up every single year — utilities, health care and other costs.”
Boren said state leaders should try to restore the budget to the 2008 level. “It is the effort to invest in the next generation, our
most precious asset,” he said. “It’s investment time in Oklahoma.”
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Bell and Rodriguez earn NOC player of the week honors
Mavericks Head Men’s Soccer Coach Michael DuRoy announces the Northern Oklahoma College men’s soccer player of
the week, and Head Women’s Coach Josh Smith announces the women’s player of the week.
The women's player of the week is Thirley Rodriguez, a freshman from Forney, Texas; and men’s player of the week is
Patrick Bell, a sophomore from Muskogee.
“Thirley has been a huge part of our midfield all season. Her scrappy, physical play as well as her willingness to never quit
was a key to our success in the regional tournament,” Smith said.
“Patrick played every minute in the Mavericks championship run through the Region 2 Tournament. He led the defense that
allowed just one goal in the two games,” DuRoy said.
The NOC men and women competed in the Region II Tournament at Miami, Okla. last weekend and both teams secured the
regional championship title. The men defeated Eastern 3-1 and shut out NEO in the championship game 2-0. The women beat
Rose State 3-1 Saturday and went on to defeat Eastern 4-0 in the Sunday championship match.
The teams will now move on to compete in the district playoffs. The NOC women will host the tournament in Tonkawa
Nov. 8 and 9. The Lady Mavs will play Navarro College at 11 a.m.
Saturday and Eastern will take on the Region 5 champ. The Saturday
winners will compete Sunday at 1:30 p.m. for the district championship
and advance to nationals.
The NOC men will travel to Topeka, Kan. and take on Coffeyville,
Kan. at 1:30 p.m., Nov. 6. Hill College will compete against the Region
6 winner at 11 a.m. Nov. 6. Thursday’s winners will automatically
qualify for nationals since the first and second place teams from district
will advance. The championship game will be played Nov. 7.
The district champs will go on to compete in the national
tournaments scheduled for Nov. 17-22; the women will play at
Melbourne Fla. and the men at Prescott, Ariz.
Patrick Bell
Thirley Rodriguez
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Other honors announced at the regional tournament were:
NJCAA Region 2 All-Tournament Team - men:
 Cesar Aguirre - Rose State
 Sergio Tapia – Eastern
 Rodney Geremia - NEO
 John De La Torre - NEO
 Jordon James - NEO
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Roberto Molina - NOC
Tyler Hall - NOC
Edgar Delgadillo - NOC
Theo Ostas - NOC
Brian Pinnock -NOC
Tournament Men’s MVP – NOC Maverick Rickardo Oldham
OCAC Men’s Soccer Player of the Year: Rickardo Oldham, NOC Tonkawa sophomore from Kingston, Jamaica
OACC Men’s Soccer Coach of the Year: Michael DuRoy NOC Tonkawa, head men’s soccer coach
NJCAA Region II All-Tournament Team - women:
 Brenda Loza - Rose State
 Samantha Snow - NEO
 Sydney Walker - Eastern
 Chelsea Evans - Eastern
 Mykaela Jones - Eastern
Tournament MVP: NOC Lady Mav Rikke Randrup
OACC Soccer All-Conference:
 NOC Women: Rikke Randrup, Leah Gragg & Sarah Blakley
 NOC Men: Tyler Hall, Kody Gardner & Edgar Delgadillo
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Leah Gragg - NOC
Nicole Wright - NOC
Thirley Rodriguez - NOC
Alexis Gipson - NOC
Kaitlin Bell – NOC
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NOC men & women capture regional title
Lady Mavs defeat Eastern in the championship game 4-0
Northern Oklahoma College Women’s Soccer Team wins regionals
(Photo by Amie Berryman)
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Mavs defeat NEO in the championship game 2-0
Northern Oklahoma College Men’s Soccer Team wins regionals (photo by Amie Berryman)
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Locals help lead NOC Tonkawa to regional soccer
Enid News & Eagle - Posted: Sunday, November 2, 2014 7:40 pm
Enid High alumni helped Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa soccer teams sweep both the women’s and men’s championships
in the Region 2 Tournament Sunday.
The women defeated Eastern 4-0 as former Pacer Kaitlin Bell made the all-tournament team.
The Lady Mavericks will host the Region 14 champion in the district tournament Saturday. That winner plays the Eastern-Region
5 champion winner Sunday for a spot in the national tournament.
The men shut out Northeastern A&M 2-0 as former Plainsman Edgar Delgadillo made the all-tournament team.
The Mavericks will face the Region 6 runner-up at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Plains District Tournament at Hummer Park in
Topeka, Kan. Hill College faces the Region 6 winner at 11 a.m. The winners play Sunday for the championship.
Delgadillo and former Pacer Sarah Blakley earlier were named to the All-Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference team.
Delgadillo is joined on the NOC Tonkawa men’s team by Enid residents Angel Chavez and Justin Miles. Bell and Blakley are
joined on the women’s team by Enid’s Brie Glaze.
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Soccer Women Win Title.... (The Ponca City News - 11/3/2014)
MIAMI, Okla. — The Northern Oklahoma College women’s soccer team claimed the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Tournament
championship Sunday with a 4-0 victory over Eastern Oklahoma State College.
The Lady Mavs led 3-0 at the half and picked up a final goal midway through the second half.
Leah Gragg scored Northern’s first goal on an assist from Kaitlin Bell. The second goal was scored by Rikke Randrup on an assist
from Alma Figueroa.
Alexis Gipson picked up the final goal of the first half on an assist by Gragg.
Randrup scored her second goal in the second half on an assist by Gipson.
The Lady Mavs got into the championship game by defeating Rose State 3-0.
Northern scored all its goals in the first half. Randrup had the first two goals getting an assist from Tina Rush on the first and an
assist from Gragg on the second. Gragg scored the final goal on an assist by Figueroa.
Northern advances to the District Tournament which will be played Saturday and Sunday on the NOC soccer field in Tonkawa.
The Lady Mavs are scheduled to meet Navarro College of Corsicana, Texas at 11 a.m. Saturday.
The second match will be Eastern Oklahoma College vs. Hill College of Texas. Saturday’s winner will play for the District
championship and the right to compete in the National Tournament at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in Tonkawa.
The NOC women’s team placed three on the All-Conference team. The three were Randrup, Gragg and Sarah Blakley.
Named to the All-Tournament team were Randrup, who was the most valuable player, Gipson, Gragg, Bell, Thirley Rodriguez and
goalkeeper Nicole Wright.
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So Do NOC Soccer Men
MIAMI, Okla. — The Northern Oklahoma College men’s soccer team escaped an upset bid by Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
Sunday to win 3-2 and earn the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament championship.
With the victory, the Mavericks advance to the District Tournament which will be played in Topeka, Kan., Thursday and Friday.
Against NEO, the Mavericks scored first despite the Norse having controlled the play much of the early portion of the game.
The score came when Brad Bennions crossed the ball in to Theo Ostas, who headed the ball back across the goal to Andy Ochoa
who headed the ball into the net.
Late in the first half, NOC’s Tyler Hall dribbled into the box and his shot was blocked by a Norseman defeated to the top of the
box.
Edgar Delgadillo blasted a one-touch shot into the top of the net to put Northern ahead 2-0.
With only 23 second left in the first half, NEO scored a goal to make the score 2-1 and then early in the second half scored again to
tie.
Theo Ostas brought down a ball in the NEO box and laid it off to Anthony Walker, who ripped a shot past the goalkeeper to score
the winning goal with seven minutes left on the clock.
Saturday, the Mavs trailed 1-0 at one point, but came back to defeat Eastern Oklahoma State 3-1. Delgadillo scored the first goal
on an assist from Brad Bennions. The second goal was an own goal with an errant kick by an Eastern player putting the ball in the net.
The final goal was scored by Ostas on an assist from Delgadillo.
In the District Tournament at Topeka, the Mavericks will play Coffeyville (Kan.) at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. The winner of that match
automatically will qualify for the National Tournament as the first and second-place teams from the Topeka District will advance.
Coach Michael DuRoy was named the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference coach of the year. NOC team members who were
honored included Rikardo Oldham, player of the year; Tyler Hall, Kody Gardnerl and Edgar Delgadillo.
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Poetry Reading at Tonkawa Nov. 14
Chikaskia Literary
Festival at NOC Tonkawa
set for Nov. 14
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Drum Exposition at 1 p.m. Nov. 13
Northern Oklahoma residents will have a
unique opportunity to hear live readings by
some of Oklahoma’s best fiction writers and
poets, including state Poet Laureate Nathan
Brown, during the inaugural Chikaskia
Literary Festival at Northern Oklahoma
College’s Tonkawa campus on Friday, Nov.
14. The event is free and open to the public.
Readings will begin in the Walcher
Conference Center, located in the Student
Union, at 9 a.m. and run continuously until
noon. After lunch, they will resume at 1 p.m.
and run until 4. From 4-5 p.m., creative
writing students from both the Enid and
Tonkawa campuses will share their work, and
Dr. Paul Bowers, editor of NOC’s Salt Fork
Review and an English instructor on the Enid
campus will present this year’s Adam Worden
Memorial Prizes for Prose and Poetry, chosen
from submissions to the literary magazine.
Nathan Brown’s reading at 5 p.m. will
close out the day’s activities, which are free
and open to the public. Brown is a singersongwriter, photographer and award-winning
poet who was appointed the Poet Laureate of
Oklahoma for 2013/2014. He has published
nine books, including Less Is More, More or
Less (Mezcalita Press, 2013), Karma Crisis:
New and Selected Poems (Mezcalita
Press), Letters to the One-Armed Poet, his
first memoir; and Two Tables Over, which
won the 2009 Oklahoma Book Award. He
holds an interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Creative
and Professional Writing from the University
of Oklahoma and currently teaches at O. U.
and Austin Community College and has
served as Artist in Residence at the University
of Central Oklahoma.
For more information about the Chikaskia
Literary Festival, contact Dr. Don Stinson at
(580) 628-6442 or at donald.stinson@noc.edu.
State Poet Laureate Nathan Brown
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3-on-3 Basketball sign up online by Nov. 10
Habitat for Humanity project - Enid
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NOC Distinguished Alumni
Award nominations sought
Jill Green, alumni relations director, announced, “Nominations for the 2015 Northern Oklahoma College
Distinguished Alumni Award are due by Nov. 15. The recipients will be inducted into the NOC Hall of Fame at
the Alumni and Friends Reunion to be held in the Renfro Center, March 7, 2015.”
If a nomination form is needed contact Green at 580.628.6473 or jill.green@noc.edu or visit the NOC
website at www.noc.edu/alumni.
The Distinguished Alumni Award has been established to recognize the achievements of former students
whose personal lives, professional achievements and community service exemplify the objectives of NOC. This
award is the highest honor that Northern bestows upon an outstanding alumnus/a.
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NOC Bookstore offers online shopping
News Center Extra available online
Just click on the image above to view the
publication.
Direct questions or suggestions to
acaddell@osrhe.edu.
“News Center Extra” link http://www.okhighered.org/news-center/
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NOC Cafeteria Menus for Tonkawa and Enid Nov. 10 - 14
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NOC Fall Musical, Little Shop of Horrors opens Nov. 20
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BSO Speakers Session at Enid Nov. 18
Chick-fil-A free breakfast at NOC Enid Nov. 12
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Hand Game competition set for Nov. 17
Order your ham now
Order your
Thanksgiving
ham now
The Enid baseball team is
currently selling Thanksgiving
hams. Last year we sold over
600! Sugared hams are $30 and
smoked hams are $35. We will
deliver them through the courier
on Monday November 24th to
the Tonkawa and Stillwater
campus. These are 8-10 lb.
spiral cut, pre-cooked hams.
You can order by calling
Stacie Leaton at 580.548.2265
or emailing her at
Stacie.leaton@noc.edu
The deadline for ordering is
November 14.
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NOC Celebrates Native American Heritage Month
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Renfro Lectureship Program featuring Andrew
Card set for Nov. 12
Former White House Chief of Staff Andrew H. Card, Jr. will discuss “9/11, 2001 and Its Impact Today," sponsored by the
Carl and Carolyn Renfro Endowed Lectureship Program and Northern Oklahoma College.
Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 28 at 9 a.m., tickets may be purchased on a first come, first served basis for the dinner event
scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, in the Renfro Center.
Individual tickets are $10 each and are limited to four tickets per family. A reserved table with seating for eight can be
purchased for $200. The public is invited and encouraged to attend. Dress attire is business casual.
Tickets may be reserved by calling 580.628.6292 to purchase tickets by credit card or by purchasing tickets in person at the
NOC Development Office, Vineyard Library-Administration Building, Tonkawa campus. Overflow tickets will be available at
no charge for the lecture program only, which will be live streamed into Renfro Center Classroom 115.
The second longest tenured White House Chief of Staff, Card is the man who whispered the news of the Sept. 11, 2001
terrorist attack on the United States to President George W. Bush, who was seated in a Florida classroom at the time. He then
led a government-wide reorganization to best allocate resources to deal with the aftermath of 9/11 and the new terrorist
environment.
Currently Executive Director in the Office of the Provost at Texas A&M University, Card served in senior government
roles under three U.S. Presidents, most notably as Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs
for Ronald Reagan; as 11th Secretary of Transportation under George H.W. Bush; and as Chief of Staff for George W. Bush,
responsible for coordinating the priorities of the Administration’s agenda, the development of
policies and appointments of Cabinet Secretaries and senior officials throughout the
government.
He currently serves on numerous boards, including the Board of Directors of Union
Pacific Corporation and Lorillard Inc., Global Advisory Board of Alexander Proudfoot and
the Advisory Board of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He has received many honorary
degrees and awards, including the 2002 Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of
South Carolina.
Card is a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a Bachelor of Science in
Engineering. He also attended the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and the John F. Kennedy
School of Government at Harvard University. From 1965-1967 he served in the U.S. Navy.
Card got his start in politics as an elected official in Holbrook and then as Member of the
Massachusetts House of Representatives (1975-1983).
Former Oklahoma State Regent for Higher Education Carl Renfro and the late Carolyn
Renfro established the Carl and Carolyn Renfro Endowed Lectureship Program with a gift in
2006 to provide support for cultivating and enhancing the cultural and community enrichment
offerings to northern Oklahoma on the Tonkawa campus and in the Ponca City area.
Andrew H. Card, Jr.
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Nicotine information session in Enid Nov. 13
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Army recruitment event set for Nov. 13 - Enid
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Hodges Art Exhibit on display now
A sense of his soul, an exhibit by award-winning
photographer Dennis Hodges, opens Monday, Oct. 20
in the Eleanor Hays Art Gallery of the Kinzer
Performing Arts Center at Northern Oklahoma College
Tonkawa. Within this exhibit is another group of
works titled “Eyedentity.”
Gallery director Audrey Schmitz invited the public
is invited to the artist’s reception hosted by the NOC
Art Department from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.21 in
the gallery. Admission is free, and refreshments will
be served. At 6 p.m. the artist will speak about his
work.
"A sense of his soul has been a project of mine over
the past four years as elections moved through Central
and Eastern European countries,” Hodges says. “U.S.
President George W. Bush, after his first meeting with
Russian President Vladimir Putin, remarked that he
‘looked the man in the eye… [and] was able to get a
sense of his soul.’” According to Hodges, “Eyes
express the truth of what a person feels, thinks or
believes. The focus only on eyes [in the exhibit] strips
away any cultural identification…thereby making all
subjects in this work equal in the eyes of the viewer.”
Hodges photographed the series in an attempt to
give viewers a glimpse into the mind of the politicians
that run today’s countries by focusing only on their
eyes in the portraits from their political posters.
"Eyedentity" takes the series forward as it juxtaposes
unaltered eyes next to eyes vandalized by passersby.
This identity alteration prevents the viewer from
looking the candidates in the eye as originally
intended. The question this series asks is whether these
changes consequently affect our perception of these
individuals.
The photographer’s works have been exhibited
throughout the United States and internationally,
including shows in Argentina, Australia and Russia.
“My photography reflects how I view the world: as
one huge creative playground where I try to capture
bits and pieces to share with others,” he says.
Hodges will be on campus the week of Oct. 20-24 to visit with student groups, discussing international business, marketing,
living abroad, photography and creative thinking, He will lead a session on creativity for the DaVinci Fall Forum sponsored by
NOC Friday, Oct. 24.
A sense of his soul is on view through Dec. 8. The Eleanor Hays Art Gallery is open from 1-5 p.m. Monday through Friday
and during performances in the Kinzer Performing Arts Center. Admission is free.
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Dennis Hodges’ series “Eyedentity” contrasts the
eyes of candidates shown on Central European
election posters before and after the images were
vandalized. The question this series asks is
whether these changes consequently affect the
viewer’s perception of the candidates. The “Eyedentity” series is a part of Hodges’ exhibit A sense of his soul Oct. 20 through
Dec. 8 in the Eleanor Hays Art Gallery on the Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa campus. The artist will speak at 6 p.m.
Oct. 21 in the gallery.
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NOC Fact Book, a great resource; check it out
The Northern Oklahoma College Fact Book provides a valuable resource for those seeking information about the college. It
is available on NOC’s website under “About NOC” (http://www.noc.edu/fact-book).
Check it out and you may even want to bookmark it on your computer.
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Online tutoring available
An email was sent out to all NOC students to announce the availability of tutor.com, the online tutoring service NOC
subscribed to beginning in the fall 2014 semester. If you are interested in viewing a video for faculty, describing how the
service works, you can go to the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi5yckIodOo
NOC employees may run across students who are struggling in their classes and could help them by sharing the availability
of this service, linked through students’ Blackboard page. In addition to the online tutoring service, students can access
schedules for on-site tutoring through the “Tutoring” page on the NOC Website (under “Student” link). Peer tutors are still
being hired in some areas and schedules are being posted as they are finalized.
If you are a faculty member and have not yet made the tool link to tutor.com available on your Blackboard pages, you may
want to do so as soon as possible so that all students can access this service.
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Northern Exposure events planned
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Fall Lecture Series next Lecture set for Nov. 10
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Campus Civitan Club meeting and activity events schedules announced
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All meetings will be at 1 p.m. in ZL 203 and should last about 30 minutes
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12—elect officers and order t-shirts
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Community Service Activities
 Oct. 5 - Horn of Plenty Food Drive, collect canned goods in neighborhood, meet in the Atwood’s parking lot at 1 p.m.
 Oct. 24 - Enid Civitan Club’s annual Halloween Dance for people with disabilities, help Enid club with dance, 6:30 pm
 Oct. 25 - Christmas in Action/Make a Difference Day, work on house and yard of elderly person, 9 a.m.
 Dec. 1 - Christmas Caroling at Greenbrier Nursing Home, meet at 7:00 pm
Additional information regarding locations will be announced later.
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Fall lecture series to focus on water in the West
Enid News and Eagle, Posted: Thursday, October 16, 2014 10:42 am
Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center’s annual Fall Lecture Series will start Monday and will continue for four
consecutive Monday evenings through Nov. 10.
The importance of water for the community, region and state is the timely topic of this series. “Surviving the Ebb and Flow
of Water in the West” will feature the state’s leading specialists in their fields of study. The lectures will be 7 p.m. in the Gantz
Center of Northern Oklahoma College Enid and are free to the public. Each lecture will be 45 minutes long followed by a time
of questions and answers.
Bob Blackburn, executive director of Oklahoma Historical Society, will speak Monday night on “Water and Historical
Settlement Patterns.” Blackburn’s presentation will begin with settlement of American Indian communities along rivers, discuss
early exploration and water transportation, development of commerce and conclude with urban development and water
impoundments.
Other topics in the series are:
• Oct. 27 — “Drought and the Dust Bowl.” Gary McManus, state climatologist with Oklahoma Climatological Survey, will
discuss the causes and the impact of the 1930s Dust Bowl. Following his presentation Pauline Hodges will share her story of
living through the Dust Bowl. She was featured in the Ken Burns documentary on the Dust Bowl.
• Nov. 3 — “Conservation Born of Crisis.” Clay Pope, former executive director of the Oklahoma Association of
Conservation Districts, will share the history of the
conservation movement and the formation of policies
resulting from the Dust Bowl.
• Nov. 10 — “Issues Today for Water Tomorrow.”
J.D. Strong, executive director of Oklahoma Water
Resources Board, will speak on current water
conservation initiatives that are under way, the state’s
water plan effort and Water for 2060.
For information on the Fall Lecture Series go to
Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center’s website at
www.csrhc.org.
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Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center.
(Staff File Photo by BILLY HEFTON)
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FREE math tutoring available
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The Maverick
and Red &
Silver Review
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
Click on the image above to view the Oct.
Click on the image above to view the Nov.
TheRed&Silver@noc.edu
15 issue of The Red & Silver Review online.
6 issue of The Maverick online.
10 days prior to the
publication. Thanks for all of your help, and have a 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.
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The Maverick Publication Dates: 2014: Aug. 21, Sept. 11, Oct 2 & 23, Nov. 6 (special edition) & 13, Dec. 4; 2015:
Jan. 15, Feb. 12 & 26, March 12, April 2 & 23.
The Red & Silver Review publication Dates: 2014: Aug. 27, Sept. 17, Oct. 15, Nov. 19; 2015: Jan. 28, Feb. 18, March
11, April 15.
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Employment opportunities at NOC
 Chemistry/Physics/General Biology/Anatomy & Physiology/Nutrition & corresponding lab. Sections - Enid adjuncts
 Chemistry & Chem. labs/Physical Science & labs/lab. sections of Gen. Biology & Human Physiology – Tonkawa
adjuncts
 Accountant
 Principles of sociology adjunct instructor, spring semester – Enid
 Adjunct instructor - Business Division, Principles of Macroeconomics and Microeconomics
 Grants Coordinator
 Technology support/ITV control room – part-time evening
 Full-time, tenure-track instructor for Physical Science – Tonkawa campus
 Business Division, full-time tenure-track instructor – Stillwater
 Agriculture, Science & Engineering Division, full-time tenure-track position – Stillwater
 Security Guard for the weekend shift on the Enid campus
 Full-time nursing instructor – all three campuses
 Custodial Supervisor of Kinzer Performing Arts Center
http://northok.publishpath.com/employment-opportunities - This link will connect you to more details and
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE - Position Description, Tonkawa campus
Position Title: Custodial Supervisor of Kinzer Performing Arts Center
Department: Physical Plant; Reports to: Associate Vice President of Physical Operations
Job Group Title: Facilities Support Staff III; Job Group Class Code: 1180; FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
SUMMARY: Building custodial maintenance in its entirety and special event set ups .
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Building custodial maintenance in its entirety and Host special events; including set up and take down of tables and chairs
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Must
be able to work flex hours, to be on duty during special events.
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.
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Business Division, full-time tenure-track position – Stillwater
NOC-Stillwater campus is seeking a qualified instructor for a full-time, tenure-track position in the Business Division beginning in fall
2014. A minimum education level of a master’s degree is required, MBA preferred. Must have excellent communication skills and
sufficient credit hours in business-related coursework; preference is given to candidates with prior teaching experience and a CPA
license. The primary teaching area is Financial and Managerial accounting but could include Personal Finance, Macroeconomics,
Microeconomics or Computer Applications. Night courses could be required as a part of the 15 hour teaching load. Qualified
applicants need to submit an application form available online at www.noc.edu, a letter of application, resume, official transcripts, and
three letters of professional reference to the Human Resources Department, NOC, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653.
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Full-time, tenure-track instructor for Physical Science – Tonkawa campus
Northern Oklahoma College Division of Agriculture, Science and Engineering is seeking a full-time, tenure-track instructor for
Physical Science to begin fall semester 2014. This position requires both teaching and advising responsibilities for the Tonkawa
campus. Teaching areas include, but may not be restricted to, General Chemistry, General Physics, General Physical Science and
Earth Science. An evening course may be considered part of the faculty member’s teaching responsibility. A successful applicant will
have a master’s degree with a minimum of 18 hours in the physical sciences and strong communication skills. 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 website www.noc.edu, 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. EOE
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Adjunct instructor - Business Division, Principles of Macroeconomics and Microeconomics
Northern Oklahoma College Stillwater is seeking an adjunct instructor for the Business Division for courses beginning in
the spring 2015 semester. Teaching area includes Principles of Macroeconomics and Principles of Microeconomics. A
minimum of a master’s degree, strong communication skills, and teaching experience are required. Applications will be
considered until the position is filled. Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at
www.noc.edu, a letter of application, resume, current official transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the
Human Resources, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE
Position Description - Tonkawa campus
Position Title:
Department:
Reports to:
Part-Time Evening Information Technology Support/ITV Control Rm
Information Technology
Director of Information & Instructional Technology
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
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Manage ITV connection schedule for all three campuses
Coordinate and manage connections with bridging systems
Responsible for recording of content within ITV classrooms that do not offer lecture capture
Coordinate and assist with testing of ITV classrooms
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty
satisfactorily. Consists of evening hours and Friday during the day on the Tonkawa Campus.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of an associate’s degree; a minimum of 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
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Chemistry/Physics/General Biology/Anatomy & Physiology/Nutrition & corresponding lab. Sections Enid adjuncts
Northern Oklahoma College in Enid is seeking day time and evening adjunct instructors for the spring 2015 semester in the
Division of Agriculture, Science, & Engineering. Teaching areas available include Chemistry, Physics, General Biology,
Anatomy & Physiology, Nutrition and corresponding laboratory sections. Applicants should have strong communication skills
and at least 18 credit hours in chemistry, biological science and/or nutrition. A master’s degree and previous teaching
experience are preferred, but candidates enrolled in a master’s program will be considered. 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. EOE
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Chemistry & Chem. labs/Physical Science & labs/lab. sections of Gen. Biology & Human Physiology –
Tonkawa adjuncts
Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa is seeking day time adjunct instructors for the spring 2015 semester in the Division of
Agriculture, Science and Engineering. Teaching areas available include Chemistry and Chemistry labs, Physical Science and
labs, and laboratory sections of General Biology and Human Physiology. Applications will be taken until the positions are
filled. Applicants should have strong communication skills and at least 18 credit hours in chemistry and/or biological science.
A master’s degree and previous teaching experience are preferred, but candidates enrolled in a master’s program will be
considered. 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. EOE
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE - Position Title: Grants Coordinator
Department: Administration; Reports to: Vice President for Academic Affairs
Job Group Title: Administrative Services Manager; Job Group Class Code:
SUMMARY: This position is responsible for coordinating competitive proposals for institution-wide external funding
opportunities, providing technical assistance to faculty and employees in all aspects of pre- and post-award functions of
externally funded programs, and for researching developing trends and current funding opportunities to support institutional
programs and initiatives. This person works with the Northern Oklahoma College grant accountant, the principal
investigator(s), the funding agency, and occasionally other outside entities to ensure compliance with funding requirements.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILTIES INCLUDE:
 Encourage and support faculty and staff to engage in grantsmanship and facilitate professional development opportunities for
employees in preparing grant proposals
 Coordinate planning and development of competitive proposals for institution-wide programs
 Edit proposals and/or provide consultative services for others preparing proposals for funding
 Develop strategies to secure external funding to support institutional programs and initiatives
 Develop and provide technical assistance to faculty and employees for the support of pre- and post- award functions,
including grant implementation and management of externally funded programs
 Monitor and ensure grant/college compliance in all aspects of grant implementation, management, and reporting in
accordance with federal, state, municipal, institutional, and funding agency regulations, policies, and procedures
 Manage institutional grants database
 Maintain a central repository, or library, of past successful and unsuccessful proposals for reference and accountability
purposes
 Work with the Director of Institutional Research to identify, collect, and analyze data and provide information for decisionmaking
 Oversee all grant activity for a multi-campus institution and serve as Chair of the Institutional Grants Committee
 Work as a team member in strategic planning to identify funding needs, increase the number of grant applications each year
and set goals for funding award amounts, represent Northern in collaborative grant projects and statewide grants networks
 Coordinate, prepare, and/or edit complex narrative and statistical reports, presentations, schedules, handbooks, newsletters,
and promotional materials, provide research assistance on special projects and perform related duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS: Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills as well as expertise to accomplish the
above essential duties and responsibilities are required.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of a bachelor’s degree is required; master’s degree is
preferred. Previous grant-related or organizational experience in higher education or non-profit organizations is essential.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions.
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Full-time nursing instructor – all three campuses
Applications are being accepted by Northern Oklahoma College for a full-time nursing instructor. Responsibilities may include
teaching at all 3 campuses. 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. EOE
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Security Guard for the weekend shift on the Enid campus
Northern Oklahoma College Enid is accepting applications for a part-time position of Security Guard for the weekend shift on the
Enid campus. The employee is regularly required to stand, stoop, or crawl; and reach with hands and arms. The employee must
regularly lift and/or move up to 40 pounds. Specific vision and hearing abilities are required. The employee must be CLEET Licensed,
or become CLEET Licensed within six months from the date the individual begins employment. A minimum education level of a
high school diploma or GED; or related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
Applicants will need to submit a letter of application, a resume, and three letters of professional recommendation to Human Resource
Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653.
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Principles of sociology adjunct instructor, spring semester – Enid
Northern Oklahoma College Enid is currently seeking an adjunct instructor for an evening course in Principles of
Sociology for the spring semester. Applications will be considered until the position is filled. A master’s degree and previous
teaching experience are preferred. Candidates must have strong communication skills and eighteen hours of graduate level
sociology courses to qualify. Applicants will need to submit an application form 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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Agriculture, Science & Engineering Division, full-time tenure-track position – Stillwater
Northern Oklahoma College-Enid campus is seeking a full-time, tenure-track position in the Agriculture, Science, and
Engineering Division beginning in fall 2014. Teaching areas will include physical science and pre-engineering courses, as well
as advising responsibilities and other faculty duties. Regular teaching load may include a night class. The position requires
strong communication skills and a master’s degree with a minimum of 18 hours in the subject areas being taught; prior teaching
experience is preferred. Applications will be considered until the position is filled. Applicants will need to submit an
application form available online at website www.noc.edu, 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.
EOE
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE
Position Description
Position Title:
Accountant
Department:
Financial Affairs
Reports to:
Comptroller
Job Group Title:
Administrative Services Contributor
Job Group Class Code:
4385
FLSA Status:
Exempt
SUMMARY: Directs financial activities for Foundation by performing the following duties personally or through subordinate
supervisors.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Process daily banking for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
 Prepare donor receipts for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
 Process accounts payable for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
 Reconciliation of NOCF cash accounts
 Prepare journal entries for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
 Prepare annual donor statements for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
 Process data entries on financial software for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
 Process data entries on POISE for Northern Oklahoma College (FIS & SBR)
 Prepare quarterly billings for TANF-STW, TANF-Enid, SECC-Enid, SECC-STW, and NWOPS Consortium
 Post daily deposits for Northern Oklahoma College on State PeopleSoft System
 Prepare financial statements for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation Trustee meetings
 Coordinate external audits for Northern Oklahoma College Foundation
 Perform account analysis
 Prepare financial reports as required for individual Northern Oklahoma College Foundation accounts
 Audit claims for NOC and pre-Audit and Audit NOC Bookstore Claims
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
Fund accounting and computer experience is preferred. Strong organizational and management skills; and a demonstrated
ability to write and speak effectively are required. The individual must possess skills to work effectively with deans and
department chairs.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of a bachelor’s degree in accounting or relevant area with
a minimum of five years’ experience with complete accounting cycle in higher education is required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions.
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when the NOC offices are closed; Distribution: NOC-Adjunct, NOC-Admin, NOC-Faculty, NOC-Staff, Linda Brown, Lynn
Smith, Phyllis Zorn – education@enidnews.com, Dr. Cheryl Evans, Tom Evans and the NOC Website in PDF format at
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Johnson, publisher, at: bill.johnson@noc.edu or call 1.580.628.6444 or fax 580.628.6303.
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