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Meet the Staff Danny M. Hurst Director (405) 945-8625 Trisha Turner Project and Technical Assistant 405-945-8627 Betty Sanders Counseling Coordinator 405-945-8686
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Mike Lopez Counselor (405) 945-9164 Don Connel Math Specialist 405-945-3371 Anne Schank English Specialist 405-945-3375
For More Information Call (405) 945-8627 for more information.
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Project SOAR Students Overcoming Academic Roadblocks
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Project SOAR Project SOAR is a program designed to provide additional support and guidance to qualified students. All services provided through this program are free! So check us out!
Who Qualifies? To qualify for the program you must be enrolled as an OSU-OKC student and have a documented academic need. In addition, you must belong to one of the following groups: • First-generation college student (neither parent has a bachelor’s degree) • Financially disadvantaged • Student with disabilities
How To Receive Services (Application period is June - September)
Services Available
OUR Mission To improve the retention, transfer and graduation rate of targeted students. The main emphasis of the program is to provide a friendly and non-threatening environment in which students can receive assistance in meeting their academic, personal, career and social needs.
• Academic advisement • Career counseling • Extensive tutorial assistance (math and English) • Cultural events • Fields trips • Advocacy • Orientation to campus activities • Referrals to campus and community resources • Workshops on – • Stress Management • Note Taking • Rules for Algebra • Text Anxiety • Grammar Tips
1. Stop by our offices on the first floor of the Student Center, Room 190, no appointment necessary. 2. Complete an application form. 3. Once eligibility has been determined, you will meet with one of our counselors who will recommend appropriate services.
HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.