OCCC events Nov. 5 through 19
Nov. 6, 2021 Glitter Ball 2021 The film industry in Oklahoma is one of the fastest-growing industries in the state with new studios, productions, and job opportunities opening around every
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Glitter Ball 2021 Coming Nov. 6th
The film industry in Oklahoma is one of the fastest growing industries in the state with new studios, productions and job opportunities opening around every corner. One of these fine
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Employees claim college doesn’t protect from bad bosses
Following current OCCC Political Sciences Professor Markus Smith’s recently released YouTube video titled “My Journey and Struggles at Oklahoma City Community College,” several current and former OCCC faculty members have
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OCCC supports discrimination, harassment and Civil Rights violations: professor says
OCCC has a history and pattern of discrimination and harassment against faculty and staff stemming several years, and faculty are speaking up about it to a local investigative reporter, Professor
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Free On-Campus Counseling For Students in Crisis, Under Stress
By: Maris Howard, Staff Writer Research shows that students’, faculty and staff members’ brains work best when they think more positively about themselves, OCCC Counselor Jenna Howard said from her
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No Textbook Yet? Students Offer Off-Campus Options
By: Venae Roan, Managing Editor With the new school year starting, OCCC students may be spending more on textbooks than they need to or waiting to buy them until they
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College Not a Passthrough: Have More Experiences Here
By: Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief OCCC is a home to many types of students from all walks of life. Some will be at the college for two short years before heading
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Longterm employee files suit for wrongful termination
By Marcus Robertson, Editor-in-Chief A former longtime Oklahoma City Community College employee and Employee of the Year, is suing the college in federal court for wrongful termination. Denise Gomez, who
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OCCC moving to mostly 8-week classes
The college announced in June they would make the move to mostly eight-week classes in Fall 2010. Vice President of Academic Affairs notes “students may vote with their feet.” GET
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OCCC offers graduates $65,000 gift
When students finish their high school requirements and graduate, many often get gifts such as flowers and cards. But over 100 OCCC students who completed their high school equivalency exams
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