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This popular comedy is set in the 1940’s and is the story of a fussy novelist, Charles Condomine, haunted by the ghost of his late first wife, Elvira. She makes continual attempts to disrupt Charles’s marriage to his second wife, Ruth, who can’t see or hear the ghost. “...

“We understand with a low unemployment rate in northeast Oklahoma, people aren’t necessarily looking for a job but now is the time to enhance the job you have,” said Pat Green. “TCC offers options that you could complete in a semester or two that would raise your skill level...

“I wanted to design a card that evoked the feelings of the season, but that also had a bit of school spirit,” said Gilliland. Each year, one entry is selected from designs submitted by TCC students. For his efforts, Gilliland receives $500 from the TCC Foundation and 25 printed copies...

“I am so proud of TCC and the work we are doing on behalf of our students to shift from a culture primarily focused on access to one dedicated to access and completion,” said TCC President and CEO Leigh B. Goodson, Ph.D. “I credit TCC’s faculty and staff for the...

“We like to call this our education holiday catalog. Influenced by the Neiman Marcus concept for The Christmas Book, we want to reimagine education giving,” Lauren Brookey, president of the TCC Foundation and VP for External Affairs. “Our success last year in funding academic and...

Tarver earned a master’s degree in human relations from University of Oklahoma and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Oklahoma State University. She is currently enrolled in Oklahoma State University’s Social Foundations of Education doctoral program where she is working to...

“This approval assures a new student that the Paralegal Studies program at TCC is living up to standards set by the profession and provides a degree that is competitive with any paralegal education in the community,” said Michael Speck, M.A., J.D., assistant professor and coordinator of...

TCC student Caitlin Lewis, who is acting president of the TCC Veterinary Technology Student Association, spearheaded the effort to raise money and purchase the vest. She along with other Veterinary Technology students were able to meet ‘Marko’ and Trooper Lockney for the first time on...

Presented by the Tulsa Community College Foundation, the Vision Dinner raised more than $370,000, the most successful in its 18-year history. The 2017 Vision Honorary co-chairs are Michael and Libby Johnson. Jim Langdon and Steve Turnbo served as the Dinner Committee Co-Chairs. This year’s...

In one year, the partnership has grown to include more than 50 TCC faculty and more than 100 sections of general education courses including Psychology and General Biology. Based on fall 2017 projections, TCC’s anticipates more than 5,500 students a year will enroll in courses that use a free...