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and a master s degree in business administration from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond. Wilson enjoys sharing time with his wife Gail and his daughter Celeste. (Truman Democrat, AR)
USOC aids Paralympic goals Feb 23, 2007
Stuck, 23, will live and train with the U.S. men's sitting volleyball team at the University of Central Oklahoma. He will be the first to benefit from a new U.S. Olympic Committee program that allows military veterans interested in preparing for the Paralympics to be resident-athletes at various USOC-affiliated training sites. (USA Today -- Sports)
Eye in the Sky hangs up his badge Feb 12, 2007
He has two children, a daughter Ashley who attends the University of Central Oklahoma, and a son, Austin, a student at Oklahoma State University. After graduating from Laverne High School, Jones attended Northwestern Oklahoma State University for two years before transferring to Oklahoma State University where he received a bachelor s degree in zoology. (Alva Review Courier, OK)
Prince rocks halftime Feb 5, 2007
is a student at the University of Central Oklahoma and wants to get her master's degree in musical theater. "I watched Miss America as a little girl since I was 2 years old, and never in my wildest dreams did I ever think that I would be one of those girls on that stage, and never did I think that I would be Miss America," she said afterward. (Herald-Tribune)
Famous Women Who Won Pagent Titles Feb 1, 2007
Nelson is a student at the University of Central Oklahoma and wants to obtain a master's degree in musical theater. She sang "You'll Be In My Heart" in the talent competition. (NBCSandiego.com, CA)
Oklahoma College Student Crowned Miss America Feb 1, 2007
The 20-year-old University of Central Oklahoma student was crowned Monday night in Las Vegas. The pageant was seen on Country Music Television. (NBC4.tv, CA)
New Miss America gears up for spotlight after winning crown Jan 31, 2007
A music theater major at the University of Central Oklahoma, Nelson was scheduled to leave Las Vegas Tuesday for New York, where she'll hit the morning talk show circuit beginning tomorrow with "Good Morning America" and "Regis and Kelly.". Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. (KFOR Oklahoma City, OK)
Miss America ready for USA Jan 31, 2007
Nelson, a music theater major at the University of Central Oklahoma, was scheduled to leave Las Vegas on Tuesday for New York, where she'll hit the morning talk-show circuit Wednesday with Good Morning America and Regis & Kelly. The whirlwind media tour will continue through the weekend, and Nelson will make her first Miss America community service appearance on Monday when she visits Philadelphia Children's Hospital. (USA Today -- Life)
Oklahoma scores second Miss America in a row Jan 30, 2007
Nelson, a blond, is a student at the University of Central Oklahoma who wants to obtain her master's degree in musical theater. She sang "You'll Be In My Heart" in the talent competition and plans to promote protecting children online during her year-long reign as Miss America. (USA Today)
Oklahoma college professors telling students to 'click' Jan 29, 2007
James Bidlack, a biology professor at the University of Central Oklahoma, says the software registers responses immediately, making it easier for professors to teach large classes. Bidlack uses the clickers in his general biology classes, which has about 100 students. (KFOR Oklahoma City, OK)
Tulsa's Graham Names Assistant Football Coaches Jan 15, 2007
University of Tulsa, Golden Hurricane - Football - Official Athletic Site. Tulsa Head Football Coach Todd Graham announced today the appointment of seven coaches and strength and conditioning coordinator to the Golden Hurricane coaching staff. (Tulsahurricane.com)
Wagnon chosen as Lone Star Conference Commissioner Jan 11, 2007
He held the title of Assistant Athletic Director at MSU. Before that, Wagnon was a student assistant in the SID office at the University of Central Oklahoma ... Wagnon's father, Skip, was a long-time athletic director at the University of Central Oklahoma and a 2004 inductee to the LSC Hall of Honor. (Gobuffsgo.com)
Gaming enters English class plan Jan 8, 2007
(AP) - Ten years ago, Wayne Stein remembers spending lunches playing Dungeons and Dragons with Mary Spelman and other faculty members at the University of Central Oklahoma and talking about how fun an English class based on gaming would be. Now, Stein is the freshman director for the English Department at UCO, Spelman is department chairwoman and the class, "Gaming as Composition: Language Force X," will be taught for the first time at UCO this spring. (Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise, OK)
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