June 22-23 7:30pm

June 24 2:00pm

June 29-30 7:30pm

July 1 2:00pm

Tickets $12/adult $6/youth age 4-18 and college student w/ID 

The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma’s Alumni Association is excited to announce the launch of Listen Local at The Greek with Chickasha native and Oklahoma folk favorite Travis Linville at the campus’ Greek Theatre. 

The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma will bring three renowned historians to campus for the 2018 Oklahoma Civil War Symposium on June 25. The event will begin at 2 p.m. in Te Ata Memorial Auditorium and is free and open to the public.

Dr. James Finck, associate professor of history at USAO, will kick off the symposium, followed by Dr. Carol Sheriff, Pullen professor of history at The College of William and Mary at 4 p.m. Dr. Harold Holzer, director of the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College, will close out the day at 7:30 p.m. and a book signing with all three presenters will follow.

In the two-hour break between the second and third lectures, an RSVP-only reception with the speakers, heavy hors d’oeuvres and wine will be held in the USAO Regents’ Room. Cost to attend will be $20 per person and registration is required by June 18. Reservations for this rare opportunity to mingle with these distinguished scholars can be made online at usao.edu/okcivilwar or by calling 405-574-1349. 

The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma’s Listen Local at The Greek series continues with Kyle Reid and the Low Swingin’ Chariots’ joyful mix of original swing tunes and classical New Orleans and gypsy jazz. Bring a cooler and the kids and enjoy an evening of great music!

Join us as we learn about one of America's deadliest threats to our children and adults alike.  Human Trafficking.  Michael Snowden of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Human Trafficking Division and Joni Middleton, Assemblies of God missionary with Project Rescue will help us spot trafficking victims & the impact it has on our nation, give us insight as to what we can do, & how we can get involved.  There will also be an opportunity to ask questions during our Q & A luncheon.  The luncheon with our guest speakers has limited seating so please RSVP soon!

For more information contact Stacy Maxwell at 405-414-6402 

The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma’s Listen Local at The Greek series concludes with The Tequila Songbirds, a freewheeling group of musical sisters featuring Kierston White and Camille Harp. Bring a cooler and the kids and enjoy an evening of great music!

 September 14-15 7:30pm

September 16 2:00pm

Tickets $12/adult $6/youth age 4-18 and college student w/ID       

Ugandan entrepreneur and human rights innovator Derreck Kayongo will be the keynote speaker for the 11th annual Ray, Mary & Nita Giles Symposium for Citizenship and Public Service.

The 2018 symposium will be held on Oct. 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Te Ata Memorial Auditorium and is free and open to the public.

An expert in environmental sustainability and global health, Kayongo founded the Global Soap Project as an international aid organization that collects discarded soap from hotels, reprocesses and distributes it to vulnerable populations. Known for his optimistic energy, he was named a CNN Hero in 2011. Kayongo was chosen to be the new CEO for the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in downtown Atlanta in 2015.  Born in Uganda in 1970, Kayongo later immigrated to the United States and graduated from the prestigious Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.

Halloween Dance and Masquerade Ball

Tickets $25 each

Over 21 to enter