what`s happening at noc: tonkawa, enid and stillwater

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT NOC: TONKAWA, ENID AND STILLWATER
Published by Northern Oklahoma College Public Information Office
(January 23 - 30, 2015)
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 Calendar of Events
 Upcoming events, save the dates
 NOC Fact Book, a great resource; check it out
 NOC Tonkawa January student activities announced
 NOC employees celebrating January birthdays
 NOC employees celebrating February birthdays
 Free money!
 Moore and Smith earn NOC player of the week honors
 NOC Enid Campus Civitan Club spring semester meetings and activities announced
 Roustabouts Homecoming Show set for Feb. 4 – FREE
 NOC Stillwater events announced for Jan. 24-31
 Higher education system seeks $99M increase
 Alpough earns NOC Enid athlete of the week honors
 Online tutoring available
 FREE math tutoring available
 Homecoming Decorating Contest set for Feb. 2-5
 “Pack the Pantry” benefit at the ballgames Feb. 2
 Financial aid forms due March 1
 NOC Enid cafeteria menu for Jan. 26-30
 NOC Tonkawa cafeteria menu for Jan. 26-30
 NOC offers a future of accomplishment
 Like the NOC Bookstore on Facebook and save
 How to win a 55” big-screen TV
 Sign up now for Co-Ed 5 vs. 5 basketball
 NOC Musical the Wedding Singer opens Feb. 19
 News Center Extra available online
 Northern Exposure events planned
 NOC makes Aspen top 150 list
 Shop online at the NOC Bookstore
 The Maverick and Red & Silver Review publish dates & links
 NOC Community Enrichment Quilting Class begins Tuesday, Feb. 3
 Employment opportunities at NOC
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Calendar of events
Friday, January 23
Tonkawa/Enid/Stillwater:
Final day for students to drop courses with a full refund
No show rosters due by noon
Tonkawa:
North Country HS Basketball Tournament - Jan. 22 through 24, Foster-Piper Fieldhouse, NOC Tonkawa
Enid:
Jets Homecoming Week activities - Jan. 19-23
Saturday, January 24
Tonkawa:
North Country HS Basketball Tournament - Jan. 22 through 24, Foster-Piper Fieldhouse, NOC Tonkawa (click for
brackets)
Stillwater:
Basketball - OSU Cowboys vs. Kansas State at Manhattan, Kan., 11 a.m.
Basketball - OSU Cowgirls vs. TCU at Stillwater, 2 p.m.
Sunday, January 25
Tonkawa/Enid/Stillwater:
No activities scheduled
Monday, January 26
Tonkawa:
Basketball - Mavs vs. NEO at Tonkawa, women at 6 p.m./men 8 p.m.
5 vs. 5 Basketball NOC Tonkawa Intramural sign-ups - due by Jan.26 (read more)
Enid:
Basketball - Jets vs. Seminole State at Seminole, women at 6 p.m./men 8 p.m.
Tuesday, January 27
Stillwater:
Basketball – OSU Cowboys vs. Baylor at Stillwater, 8 p.m.
Wednesday, January 28
Tonkawa:
Interscholastic Ag. Contest - NOC Tonkawa campus
Enid:
Northern Exposure NOC Enid - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Montgomery Hall (read more)
Basketball – NOC Enid JV vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan at Bartlesville, women at 5 p.m.
The "Red & Silver Review" publishes
Stillwater:
Basketball – OSU Cowgirls vs. Kansas State at Manhattan, Kan., 7 p.m.
Winter Blood Drive – Jan. 28 - 30 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Wes Watkins Center
Thursday, Jan. 29
Tonkawa:
Nurses Career Day – 1:30 to 3 p.m., Renfro Center, Tonkawa campus
Basketball - Mavs vs. Seminole at Seminole, women at 6 p.m./men 8 p.m.
Enid:
Chick-fil-A NOC day - A portion of proceeds today go to NOC Enid SNA organization
Basketball - Jets vs. Connors State at Enid, women at 6 p.m./men 8 p.m.
Stillwater:
Career Fair - 12:30 at Gallagher Iba
Friday, January 30
Enid:
Campus Civitan Club meeting - ZL 203 at 1 p.m., discuss Adopt a Resident project
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Upcoming Events
Save the dates:
 Sports schedule links – Click on the team of interest to view their complete season schedule: basketball: Mavs, Lady
Mavs, Jets, Lady Jets, Enid JV, Cowboys, Cowgirls; football: OSU
 Pack the Pantry Benefit for THS - at the Feb. 2 bedlam basketball games, 6 & 8 tonight (read more)
 Creators: Biennial Faculty Art Exhibition - Feb. 2 through March 28, Eleanor Hays Art Gallery, Tonkawa, reception to
be held Feb. 12
 Campus Civitan Club activity – Feb. 3, 4 p.m., Adopt a Resident for Valentine’s Day at local nursing home
 Quilting Made Easy Course, Earthy Rhythms pattern – Feb. 3 – March 10, 6 to 9 p.m., Renfro Center 103 (read more)
 Northern Exposure NOC Tonkawa – Feb. 4, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Renfro Center (read more)
 NOC Roustabouts Homecoming Show – Feb. 4, 7:30 p.m., KPAC, Art exhibit also open (read more)
 NOC Maverick HOMECOMING Basketball Games – Feb. 5, Mavs vs. Murray, women at 6 p.m./men 8 p.m., king &
queen announced
 Honor Band – Feb 6 & 7, Feb. 6 rehearsals all day and Feb. 7 performance at 3 p.m., KPAC
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News from Northern
NOC Fact Book, a great resource; check it out
The Northern Oklahoma College Fact Book provides a valuable resource for those seeking information about the college. It
is available on NOC’s website under “About NOC” (http://www.noc.edu/fact-book).
Check it out and you may even want to bookmark it on your computer.
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NOC Tonkawa January student activities announced
12 – Doughnuts and Hot Chocolate – Clock Tower beginning at 7:30 a.m.
20 – Diversity Speaks Lecture - 12:30 p.m. – T: Wilkin 309, E: Zollars 407, S: Conf. Room
20 – Study Skills – Walcher at 6:30 p.m.
26 – 5 vs. 5 Basketball Intramural sign-ups due
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY! January
NOC employees celebrating January birthdays are: Michael Earl,1st; Tom Ellis,2nd; Lisa Nordquist,4th; Greg Shamburg,6th;
Scott Shed,7th; Milynda Wade,8th; Jennifer Smith,9th; Maria Brashear, and Nikki Hitt,10th; Bart Cardwell,11th; Linda
Sutherlin,12th; Holly Lee, Gerald Konkler and Mike Machia,13th; Suzi Brown,15th; Jill Helmer,19th; Randy Long,20th; Janet
Hartz,23rd; Robert Thompson,27th; Rick Lowe,28th; Marian Keck, and Bridget Napoli,30th; Audrey Schmitz,31st. If anyone
needs to be added to the list, contact Jill Dark at 580.628.6232.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY! February
NOC employees celebrating February birthdays are: Kathleen Otto,1st; Darrell Frost,5th; Mary Skidmore and Amie
Berryman,7th; Marjilea Smithheisler and Cammie Fast,9th; Nancy Brown,10th; Brenda Pennington,12th; Suzi Brown, Tim
Raczkowski and Darrel Negelein,15th; Jerry Buller,16th; Audra Landers,23rd; Jeremy Hise,24th and Pam Stinson,26th. If anyone
needs to be added to the list, contact Jill Dark at 580.628.6232.
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Free money!
Tulsa World Editorial — 1/20/2015
President Barack Obama wants every American kid to go to community college for free for two years.
That's everyone's favorite price, right? Free.
But there's a catch. It wouldn't really be free. Nothing ever is.
What details have been released so far on Obama's America's College Promise program show that it would cost federal
taxpayers $60 billion over 10 years. And the states would still get to pick up billions more.
Don't get us wrong. We're big fans of higher education. We believe that it's the best path to prosperity, and it is in the
community's best interest to make sure that every young person has an affordable opportunity to get a proper education.
Tulsa Community College's publicly funded Tulsa Achieves program (tuition-free, fee-free classes for two years for any
Tulsa County high school graduate with a 2.0 grade point average) is one of the smartest investments this community has ever
made in itself. Our only disappointment in the program is that more young people aren't taking advantage of it.
But one of the best aspects of Tulsa Achieves is that it is a local program: Locally funded and locally tailored to meet local
needs. Local taxpayers can see the need that is being met and feel comfortable with the process, or they can put pressure on
local officials to change it.
We don't want innovative programs like Tulsa Achieves to face a one-size fits-all Washington stamp press conformity
mandate.
We'll listen to Obama's program when he rolls out the details, but we'll do so with a healthy grain of salt. Community
colleges can be the heart of a community, and that's why we think they're best left run and funded a little bit closer to home.
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Moore and Smith earn NOC
player of the week honors
Mavericks Head Women’s Basketball Coach Greg Krause announces the Northern Oklahoma College women’s basketball
player of the week and Men’s Head Coach Donnie Jackson announces the men’s player of the week.
The women's player of the week is Jamee Moore, a sophomore from Oklahoma City and Putnam City High School graduate;
and the men’s player of the week is JaQuan Smith, a sophomore from Baltimore, Md.
Coach Krause said, “For the week’s two games at Western and at home versus Connors, Jamee averaged 20 points, 5.5
assists, 3.5 rebounds and 4 steals per game, and shot 59 percent from the field. She has been playing exceptionally well and
efficient. She has been performing at a high level, which is very important to our team as we get deeper into conference play
and prepare for post season playoffs.”
The Lady Mavs won both games last week beating Western 72-49 and Connors 111-69, both were conference games. They
are 10-9 overall and 3-4 in conference for the season, as of Jan. 18.
“Jaquan has really turned things around defensively for the Mavs. In two games last week, Jaquan totaled 9 pts, 18 rebounds
and 15 blocked shots. He helped lead the Mavs to a road
victory over Western 68-56 and really battled strong inside
against Connors. Jaquan's shot blocking ability has really
helped our team defensive confidence,” said Coach Jackson.
The NOC men’s team stands at 10-9 overall and 3-4 in
conference, as of Jan. 18. Last week they beat Western 68-56
and lost to Connors State 58-46, both were conference games.
The men and women will travel to Wilburton Jan. 19 to play
Eastern and return home for the next two games, Jan. 21 to take
on Redlands and Jan. 26 versus NEO. The Mavs, men and
women are back on the road Jan. 29 when they travel to
Seminole and return home Feb. 2 for the bedlam matchup
against the NOC Enid Jets. These are all conference games and
the women’s games begin at 6 p.m. and the men at 8 p.m. each
night.
Jamee Moore
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JaQuan Smith
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NOC Enid Campus Civitan Club spring semester
meetings and activities announced
Meetings
All meetings will be held in ZL 203 at 1:00.
January
30
discuss Adopt a Resident project
February
13
discuss Valentine’s Day Dance
March
13
discuss Horn of Plenty Food Drive
April
10
pizza party and work on club scrapbook
Activities
February
February
April
3
13
12
4:00
6:30
1:00
Adopt a Resident for Valentine’s Day at local nursing home
Valentine’s Day Dance for people with disabilities
Horn of Plenty Food Drive
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Roustabouts Homecoming Show set for Feb. 4 – FREE
NOC Stillwater events announced for Jan. 24-31
NOC Stillwater
events announced
for Jan. 24 - 31
 Weight Loss Challenge Continues
 OSU Men’s basketball: vs. Baylor on Tuesday,
1/27 @ 8 p.m. @ Gallagher Iba
 OSU Men’s basketball - vs. Oklahoma on
Saturday, 1/31 @7 p.m. @ Gallagher Iba
 OSU Women’s basketball vs. TCU on
Saturday, 1/24 @ 2 p.m. @ Gallagher Iba
 Winter Blood Drive – Jan. 28 - 30 from 10 a.m.
- 4 p.m. @ Wes Watkins Center
 Career Fair - Jan. 29 @ 12:30 p.m. @
Gallagher Iba
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Higher education system seeks $99M increase
By Cathy Spaulding, Muskogee Phoenix — 01/21/2015
Oklahoma colleges will seek nearly $99 million more from the state this year — and three area legislators said they’ll help
colleges get it.
Chancellor Glen D. Johnson said the Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education voted to request $98.7 million in new state
appropriations this legislative session. In a presentation Tuesday at Northeastern State University’s Muskogee campus, Johnson
said Regents will seek $1.08 billion from the state this year, a 9.9 percent increase from the state’s appropriation for 2015.
Muskogee was one of 10 stops Johnson is making across the state to talk about higher education goals.
Regents’ public agenda goals for 2015 include increasing the number of college graduates, Johnson said.
“As we provide more access to college, we also need to continue our effort through our accrediting process to improve the
quality of our education,” Johnson said. “We need to have academic rigor and we need to have academic vitality.”
Johnson said the requested state funding increase includes $88.3 million to meet performance and degree completion needs
for Oklahoma’s 25 colleges. The $88.3 million could help fund a 516 more course sections, 219 more online courses and 69
more faculty members statewide.
An additional $1.2 million will be requested for concurrent enrollment, in which high school students take college courses.
Johnson said Oklahoma had 106,228 students in concurrent enrollment in 2013-14, a jump from 74,187 in 2011-2012.
Johnson also called for $500,000 for summer academies to meet Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM)
initiatives.
An additional $8.7 million is needed to meet its debt service requirement.
Legislators attending the chancellor’s visit said they’ll support the budget increase, but colleagues might not.
“I will vote for more funding for education,” said state Rep. Jerry McPeak, D-Warner.
McPeak challenged Regents.
“As you travel across the state, and you have senators there and politicians, you run past them, ‘Will you vote for more
funding for education? Will you stand up to the state and fight?’” McPeak said.
State Sen. Earl Garrison, D-Muskogee, said he plans to make public and higher education a top issue this legislative session.
However, it won’t be easy getting the priority through the Republican-controlled Legislature, he said.
“There are only seven of us left in the Senate, seven real people,” Garrison said, referring to his Democratic colleagues.
After the meeting, Garrison said there might be some Republican senators who could be persuaded to support education.
He said that, because of a tighter state budget, partly caused by lower gas prices, “It’s going to be a tough transition.”
State Rep. Mike Brown, D-Tahlequah, said tough choices need to be made, and current Legislatures are not making them.
“We are failing education. We did not put that first,” Brown said, adding that education is taking a back seat “to some of the
other enterprises, like oil and gas.”
The decisions will be tough because of the possibility of a flat state budget.
“My question is going to be, whose hat is the governor going to pull the rabbit from this year,” Brown said. “We cannot go
back this year and do what we did in the past for a balanced budget, but it can be done if the Legislature will make some tough
choices.”
Another legislative goal Johnson mentioned was continued support of Complete College America, a plan to increase the
number of college graduates in Oklahoma.
Johnson also supports the current law prohibiting guns on college campus. He said governing boards at each campus agree
there is no scenario in which allowing guns on college campuses would make them more secure.
“It’s fair to say, we take our responsibility very seriously to make sure our campuses are safe for students, faculty and
visitors,” Johnson said. “We believe current law works.”
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Alpough earns NOC Enid athlete of the week honors
Jets Head Men’s Basketball Coach Greg Shamburg announces the Northern Oklahoma College
men’s athlete of the week.
The men’s athlete of the week is Cory Alpough, a sophomore from Houston, Texas.
“Cory scored 24 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in the win over NEO, 84-74” Shamburg said.
The Jets won both games last week beating NEO 84-74, and Western 91-70. The Jets are now 163 for the season overall and 7-2 in conference play as of Jan. 25.
They Travel to Seminole to play Seminole State Jan.26 and return home to take on Connors State
Jan. 29; both games are at 8 p.m. Their next three games are away, NOC Tonkawa Mavs, Feb. 2;
Eastern, Feb. 5; and Murray State Feb. 9.
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Online tutoring available
An email was sent out to all NOC students to announce the availability of tutor.com, the online tutoring service NOC
subscribed to beginning in the fall 2014 semester. If you are interested in viewing a video for faculty, describing how the
service works, you can go to the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi5yckIodOo
NOC employees may run across students who are struggling in their classes and could help them by sharing the availability
of this service, linked through students’ Blackboard page. In addition to the online tutoring service, students can access
schedules for on-site tutoring through the “Tutoring” page on the NOC Website (under “Student” link). Peer tutors are still
being hired in some areas and schedules are being posted as they are finalized.
If you are a faculty member and have not yet made the tool link to tutor.com available on your Blackboard pages, you may
want to do so as soon as possible so that all students can access this service.
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Homecoming Decorating Contest set for Feb. 2-5
“Pack the Pantry” benefit at the ballgames Feb. 2
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Financial aid forms due March 1
By Nour Habib — Tulsa World and The Oklahoman, 1/12/2015
With the new year comes a list of things to do, and for high school seniors and current college students, which includes completing
a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.
The FAFSA determines eligibility for federal and state grants, loans and work-study opportunities.
Dhea Hudson, counselor at Owasso High School, said she tells her students that to receive any form of financial aid for college,
they must fill out the FAFSA.
"Unless your parents are just writing a check for college, you need to fill it out," she said.
Ashley Lorenz, coordinator of scholarships and financial aid at OSU-Tulsa, said even some scholarships require that universities
have a student's FAFSA on file.
Lorenz said she encourages all students to fill out an application.
"FAFSA looks at a plethora of information, so while they (students) may think that they don't qualify for any grants, they actually
might," she said.
Students can fill out an application at any time, though the deadline for the Oklahoma Tuition Aid is March 1. But Lorenz and
Hudson said they advise students to do so as soon as possible.
"We recommend filling it out as soon as possible because some programs are on a first-come, first-serve basis," Lorenz said. "So
for the most bang for their buck, they'd want to fill it out as soon as possible after Jan. 1."
Hudson said the application takes about 20-30 minutes to complete and noted that the online instructions are self-explanatory.
Students will need to have information such as their Social Security number, personal identification number and income
information available to fill out the application. If a student is a dependent, a parent will also need to fill out income information.
Students do not need to wait until they or their parents have filed their taxes and can fill out the FAFSA using income estimates.
Students can then update their information later. The online IRS retrieval tool can pull tax information into the application
automatically.
Lorenz also cautions people about making sure they are on the correct website fafsa.ed.gov.
"If they ever get to a point that it asks for a credit card, then you're on the wrong website," she said.
The FAFSA must be filled out each year. Those who are not filling out an application for the first time can login to the website as
a returning user. Some information will be retrieved from previous applications.
FAFSA
Oklahoma deadline: March 1 Website: fafsa.ed.gov. For help by phone, call 1-800-433-3243 or 319-337-5665.
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NOC Enid cafeteria menu for Jan. 26-30
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NOC Tonkawa cafeteria menu for Jan. 26-30
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NOC offers a future of accomplishment
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Like the NOC Bookstore on Facebook and save
NOC Bookstore - Tonkawa now has a
Facebook Page!! Like us on Facebook to receive
notifications of special events and promotions!
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How to win a 55” big-screen TV
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Sign up now for Co-Ed 5 vs. 5 basketball
NOC Musical the Wedding Singer opens Feb. 19
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News Center Extra available online
Just click on the image above to view the publication.
Direct questions or suggestions to [email protected].
“News Center Extra” link http://www.okhighered.org/news-center/
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Northern Exposure events planned
NOC makes Aspen top 150 list
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Shop online at the
NOC Bookstore
NOC Bookstore - Tonkawa now has a Facebook Page!!
Like us on Facebook to receive notifications of special events
and promotions!
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The
Maverick
and Red &
Silver
Review
publish
dates &
links
The publication dates
for The Maverick and
Red & Silver Review Click on the image above to view the Nov.
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been 19 issue of The Red & Silver Review online.
15 issue of The Maverick online.
scheduled. NOC
Instructor and College Newspaper Advisor Scott Haywood said, “Please have all items that you would like
included in the publication submitted to [email protected] or TheRed&[email protected] 10 days prior to
the publication. Thanks for all of your help, and have a great semester. Check out The Maverick and Red &
Silver Review Facebook pages and hit the like button.
To view current and previous publications online click on these links; The Maverick, Red & Silver Review.
You’re invited to visit and LIKE the Facebook pages at The Maverick Facebook and the Red & Silver
Review Facebook.
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The Maverick Publication Dates: 2014: Aug. 21, Sept. 11, Oct 2 & 23, Nov. 6 (special edition) & 13,
Dec. 4; 2015: Jan. 15, Feb. 12 & 26, March 12, April 2 & 23.
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The Red & Silver Review publication Dates: 2014: Aug. 27, Sept. 17, Oct. 15, Nov. 19; 2015: Jan. 28,
Feb. 18, March 11, April 15.
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NOC Community Enrichment Quilting Class begins
Tuesday, Feb. 3
Quilting Made Easy, Earthy Rhythms,” a Northern Oklahoma College Community Enrichment Course, begins
Tuesday, Feb. 3 in the Renfro Center, room 103, on the Tonkawa campus. The class will meet from 6 to 9 p.m. each
Tuesday through March 10. The instructor will be NOC’s Kerri Gray.
“This pattern will be offered as either an easy beginning class or an intermediate; the student may choose,” Gray
said.
You may enroll Tuesday, Feb. 3 at the class or in advance. Contact Gray at (580) 628-6760 or email
[email protected] to enroll early and get a supply list so you can begin sewing the first night. If you have questions or
need more information, contact Gray.
The cost for this six-week session is $30 plus materials, if needed.
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Employment opportunities at NOC
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Part-Time Staff Assistant to Nursing Division -- Enid
Vice President for the Stillwater Campus
Full time Physical Science Instructor – Enid campus
Cashier—Enid
Facilitator positions available immediately at the NOC – Enid campus
Carpenter - Tonkawa campus
Technology support/ITV control room – part-time evening
Security Guard for the weekend shift on the Enid campus
Full-time nursing instructor – all three campuses
Custodial Supervisor of Kinzer Performing Arts Center
http://northok.publishpath.com/employment-opportunities - This link will connect you to more details and
downloadable job applications
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE - Position Description, Tonkawa campus
Position Title: Custodial Supervisor of Kinzer Performing Arts Center
Department: Physical Plant; Reports to: Associate Vice President of Physical Operations
Job Group Title: Facilities Support Staff III; Job Group Class Code: 1180; FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
SUMMARY: Building custodial maintenance in its entirety and special event set ups.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Building custodial maintenance in its entirety and Host special events; including set up and take down of tables and chairs
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
Must be able to work flex hours, to be on duty during special events.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of an associate degree; or one to two years related
experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions.
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE –
Position Description, Tonkawa campus
Position Title:
Department:
Reports to:
Part-Time Evening Information Technology Support/ITV Control Rm
Information Technology
Director of Information & Instructional Technology
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Manage ITV connection schedule for all 3 campuses and Coordinate and manage connections with bridging systems
 Responsible for recording of content within ITV classrooms that do not offer lecture capture
 Coordinate and assist with testing of ITV classrooms
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty
satisfactorily. Consists of evening hours and Friday during the day on the Tonkawa Campus.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of an associate’s degree; a minimum of two years related
experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience is required
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions
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Full-time nursing instructor – all three campuses
Applications are being accepted by Northern Oklahoma College for a full-time nursing instructor. Responsibilities may
include teaching at all 3 campuses. Med-Surg experience is essential. A minimum of an MS degree with a major in
nursing or an MSN degree is required with at least 2 years of full-time clinical experience. Duties begin fall 2014
semester. Instructors must have a current unencumbered RN license and be computer literate. Applicants will need to
submit an application form available online at www.noc.edu, a letter of application, a resume, three letters of professional
recommendation, and current official transcripts to Human Resources, Northern Oklahoma College, PO Box 310,
Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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Security Guard for the weekend shift on the Enid campus
Northern Oklahoma College Enid is accepting applications for a part-time position of Security Guard for the weekend
shift on the Enid campus. The employee is regularly required to stand, stoop, or crawl; and reach with hands and arms.
The employee must regularly lift and/or move up to 40 pounds. Specific vision and hearing abilities are required. The
employee must be CLEET Licensed, or become CLEET Licensed within six months from the date the individual begins
employment. A minimum education level of a high school diploma or GED; or related experience and/or training; or
equivalent combination of education and experience is required. Applicants will need to submit a letter of application, a
resume, and three letters of professional recommendation to Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College,
P.O. Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653.
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE
Position Description - Tonkawa campus
Position Title:
Department:
Reports to:
Job Group Title:
Job Group Class Code:
FLSA Status:
Carpenter
Physical Plant
Associate Vice President of Physical Operations
Skilled Craft Support Staff
2480
Non-Exempt
SUMMARY: Erect, maintain & repair various types of buildings, sheds, scaffolds, forms, frames, fences and other structures
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Alter, repair & maintain doors, floors, partitions, roofs, stairways, window screens, etc.
 Level residential housing floors, replace mini-blinds/ceiling tiles and evaluate roofs for leaks and minor repairs
 Assist with air conditioner compressor and boiler installations
 Construct, maintain and repair concrete and other foundations
 Repair or replace wooden parts on truck beds, trailers, machinery & equipment
 Build/repair benches, tables, desks, signs & chairs
 Operate planers, joiners, power saws, routers, drill press & other wood-working tools
 Maintain time, material & job records for assigned work performed
 Minor repairs of print shop equipment and setup/take down fair booth & stage annually
 Occasional travel to satellite campuses and operate vehicle to transport materials, equipment
 Interpret work orders, blueprints, technical orders & specifications and hang pictures/plaques/video screens
 Statue repair/patch and pit & glaze glass windows & doors
 Relocate offices/classrooms
 Clean out gutters
 Distribute ice melt
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of an associate degree; or one to two years related
experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions.
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Facilitator positions available immediately at the NOC – Enid campus
Facilitator positions available immediately at the NOC – Enid campus. Must present professional appearance, exhibit pleasant
and customer-service attitude. Please submit an application form (available online at www.noc.edu) and a resume to the Human
Resource Department.
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE
Position Description
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Cashier—Enid
Financial Affairs
Coordinator of Student Accounts
Administrative Support Staff III
3380
Non-Exempt
SUMMARY: Receives cash from customers or employees in payment for goods or services.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Receive and record payments
 Balance cash drawer and process the main deposit daily
 Update and activate student meal cards on Campus Commerce
 Process insufficient fund checks written to Northern Oklahoma College
 Open and close statement programs daily
 Process out-going mail and maintain the postage machine
 Prepare Enid postage recharge invoices
 Distribute campus keys to faculty and staff
 Maintain dispersal of credit cards and gas cards to employees
 Assist students regarding their Herring Bank
 Verify and maintain student activity advance expenditures
 Answer phones, type letters, answer students’ questions about their accounts
 Assign and register copy codes to faculty and staff
 Take student ID pictures
 Receive and send military forms and scholarship information to Tonkawa
 Assist students and faculty with registration forms and processes
 Put charges for ACT, CLEP, and dorm damages, lost keys on student accounts
 Drop off daily deposit at the bank
 Other duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
The individual must have computer knowledge; the ability to read and interpret documents; ability to write routine reports and
correspondence; mathematical skills; reasoning ability; and the ability to effectively present information and respond to
questions. An understanding of the importance of confidentiality is vital.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: A minimum educational level of an associate degree and two years related experience;
or equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions.
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Full time Physical Science Instructor – Enid campus
Northern Oklahoma College Division of Agriculture, Science and Engineering is seeking a full-time, tenure-track
instructor for Physical Science to begin fall semester 2015. This position requires both teaching and advising responsibilities
for the Enid campus. Teaching areas include, but may not be restricted to General Chemistry, General Physics, General Physical
Science and Earth Science. An evening course may be considered part of the faculty member’s teaching responsibility. A
successful applicant will have a master’s degree with a minimum of 18 hours in the physical sciences and strong
communication skills. Previous teaching experience is preferred. Applications will be considered until the position is filled.
Applicants will need to submit an application form available online at website www.noc.edu, a letter of application, resume,
transcripts, and three letters of professional reference to the Human Resource Department, Northern Oklahoma College, P.O.
Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653. EOE
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE
Position Description
Position Title:
Department:
Reports to:
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Vice President for the Stillwater Campus
Administration
President
Executive
7000
Exempt
SUMMARY: Reporting to the President, the Vice President for the Stillwater Campus serves as a member of the Northern
Oklahoma College Executive Council and provides vision, leadership and strategic direction for NOC operations in Stillwater.
The Vice President for the Stillwater Campus collaboratively works with others and provides leadership in the planning,
organizing, and follow through of the Stillwater Campus’s educational offerings for Northern Oklahoma College, a multicampus institution. The Vice President must have the ability to represent the institution to a variety of constituencies and
promote the overall mission of the college. The Vice President is responsible for ensuring the success of the NOC/OSU
Gateway Program.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Create an effective collegial environment that supports the institutional mission and strategic plan.
 Serve as the college representative to community, state, regional, and national organizations, including Oklahoma’s branch
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Effectively build and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
Supervise maintenance of all Stillwater facilities owned or leased by NOC.
Implement institutional policies and ensure that they are followed.
Communicate administrative information to campus community members.
Serve as an advisor to the President on issues related to Stillwater.
Serve on Executive Council, Administrative Council, and other committees and task forces as assigned.
Attend NOC Board of Regents meetings.
Work with Oklahoma State University employees and serve as a liaison between the two institutions as needed by
maintaining regular contact with OSU regarding students, faculty, classes and future planning.
Coordinate campus security with OSU Police Department and NOC Student Affairs.
Provide local supervision of all employees based in Stillwater by overseeing daily performance and serving as a point of
contact for their supervisors located at other sites.
Work with division chairs, faculty liaisons, and other administrators as needed on the recruitment, interviewing and hiring
of employees as required to meet the mission of the Stillwater campus.
Provide administrative support for the division chairs’ mentoring of faculty and help ensure that their curricular and
pedagogical expectations are met.
Work with division chairs and faculty liaisons as needed on the scheduling of Stillwater classes taught by Stillwater faculty
and the allocation of classrooms, computer labs, and science labs.
Provide input as requested to division chairs and vice presidents in the annual performance evaluation of NOC employees
based in Stillwater.
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NORTHERN OKLAHOMA COLLEGE
Position Description
Position Title:
Department:
Reports to:
Job Group Title:
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Part-Time Staff Assistant to Nursing Division -- Enid
Nursing
Director of Nursing
Administrative Support Staff III
3380
Non-Exempt
SUMMARY: Support the philosophy, policies, goals, and conceptual framework of the college and Nursing Division.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include:
 Maintain open communication
 Counseling and academic advisement/enrollment of pre-nursing and nursing students
 Type official documents and reports
 Type course syllabi and exams for three sites
 Type correspondence
 Maintain student/faculty data
 Proctor and facilitate nursing challenge exams
 Maintain student files
 Greet and direct visitors appropriately
 Provide information
 Keep appointment calendar
 Filing
 Collect and sort mail
 Maintain inventory
 Assist faculty as needed
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily
EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE: A minimum education level of an associate degree and two years related experience; or
equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
essential functions.
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