OKWU Student Turning Pain Into Progress
Rather than shrinking from the neglect of her childhood, Tammi is preparing to use those experiences to help other vulnerable women.
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Meet Your OKWU Prof: Kelley Sells
“Experiencing growth in myself and my students’ growth motivates me in my work. I love success, no matter how big or how small. And growing is a success!”
Honoring the Life of Caroline Lewis
“For many people throughout the western region of the United States, the Lewises were as much the face of the college as anyone.”
Meet Your OKWU Prof: Kelly Chisum
“I find it incredibly fulfilling, and such an example of God’s grace, that we each have our part to play in doing His work. Mine happens to be through art and design. I am deeply grateful that I can use the gifts that God has given me to help people.”
Giving Thanks at OKWU This Year
There are lots of things to be grateful for this holiday season. Join us in giving thanks!
2021 Spring Semester Schedule Announced
OKWU’s Traditional & Residential Students will begin a normal schedule in Spring 2021. This January, Oklahoma Wesleyan University intends to continue with traditional in-person classes and resume a typical spring schedule, including Easter and Spring...
Five Reasons Why OKWU Should Absolutely be on the Top of Your College List
We understand that it can be tough to choose a college. It’s a massive investment of time, energy, and money, but it’s so worth it! The years you’ll spend on campus are life-changing. You’ll grow in knowledge, experience, and discernment of...
Communications Alum Carving Out Impressive Career
“I mean, it’s one of those moments you have to call your mom, right?”
OKWU as an Introduction to America
“God really had to reveal to me that how I want things to work out isn’t always how He wants things to work out. Obviously, I’m not in Bhutan. I’m not a lawyer, I don’t practice law. Things changed along the way.”
Joshua Klumb’s Journey to Confidence
“When I got to college, I basically said, ‘I need to remake who I am. I need to stop being so ridiculously shy and do things that make me uncomfortable.'”
OKWU Alum Helping to Create Families in Dallas
“Embrace the uncertainty. Trust that you’re going in the right direction… I got where I was supposed to be almost by providence.”
