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Students at the University of Science and Arts who are interested in studying abroad are invited to an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. in Davis 227 on March 8.

The three-day Festival of Arts and Ideas is slated to return to the University of Science and Arts on March 7 in the USAO Ballroom at 7:30 p.m. with the theme of Fostering Creativity.

Prom is a rite of passage for many young women in the United States but, as any parent can attest, it can be a source of great stress to families who are struggling economically.

Violin virtuoso Yuval Waldman is set to return to the University of Science and Arts on March 24 as he teams up with pianist Inesa Sinkevych for a concert entitled “The Music of Oppression and Liberation.”

When the Dallas Brass comes to Chickasha on Feb. 28, it won’t be merely armed with a reputation for excellence and thousands of hours of performance experience. The ensemble will also have the power of over 100 Chickasha student musicians behind it.

The ballroom at the University of Science and Arts is scheduled to come alive with the sounds of Western swing as the USAO Showband hosts a fundraising dance on Saturday from 7-10 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door.

Each year, USAO spotlights student achievement with the Minerva Awards ceremony. Nominations for several awards are now open and the USAO Student Services Office needs students, faculty & staff to nominate individuals and organizations to be spotlighted during the early April celebration.

With Valentine's Day right around the corner, Dr. Ken Bohannon will be presenting a concert of love songs from down through the ages on Friday, Feb. 11 in the Alumni Chapel on the campus of the University of Science and Arts at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free and the recital is open to the public.

CHICKASHA -Rebutting the often-gloomy attitudes fostered by a 24-hour news cycle, State Rep. Leslie Osborn invited graduates to invest themselves into Oklahoma’s bright future during the fall commencement ceremony at the University of Science and Arts.

“In my job, as part of the Oklahoma legislature,” Osborn noted, “I hear the same gloom and doom that you hear, every time I turn on the news or read a newspaper.

As an agriculturist, a small business owner and a mother, State Rep. Leslie Osborn has led a life filled with challenges that she met head on and overcame. On Dec. 10, Osborn is scheduled to deliver the commencement address to the Fall 2010 class of graduating seniors at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and impart some of the wisdom from experience that got her where she is today.