Call: 580-319-0300
The University Center of Southern Oklahoma has partnered with three outstanding institutions to offer a unique educational opportunity for our students. Murray State College is in Tishomingo, Oklahoma and offers associate’s degrees in an outstanding community college setting.
Southeastern Oklahoma State University is located in Durant, Oklahoma and offers quality undergraduate and graduate degrees that prepare students for excellence in the workforce.
Langston University is in Langston, Oklahoma with a rich history of education dating back to 1897.
The University Center of Southern Oklahoma is seeking an energetic and flexible individual with a strong commitment to customer service for our part-time library clerk position. Candidates for this position will be responsible for maintaining library organization, answering patron inquiries (face to face, over the phone, and electronically), updating patron profiles, and assisting with online research resources.
This is a 20 hour per week position, Monday-Thursday 9:00am-3:00pm, with some flexibility to work around student class times. To apply, submit completed application, resume and references to:
UCSO Attn: Cindy Pollard 2901 Mt. Washington Ardmore, OK 73401
Information may also be emailed (cpollard@ucso.osrhe.edu) or faxed (580-319-0399)
Master’s degree in discipline or Master’s degree with 18 graduate hours in discipline and professional experience.
In 1974, noticing a lack of convenient higher education in Southern Oklahoma, the Oklahoma State Legislature created the Ardmore Higher Education Center. Starting with only ten programs and 110 students, the program quickly grew and was made permanent in 1977 by a state statute. Since the ‘70s our center has grown rapidly and at its peak offered 300 courses to 1,800 students each semester.
Everyone at UCSO has one common goal: help our students succeed. Whether it is our expert instructors or our friendly advisors, we are all here to make sure you are able to achieve your dreams. Our instructors have experience in the field they teach and bring that experience into the classroom for a unique real-world education.
Established in 1985, our Board of Trustees is appointed by the governor and each serves a nine-year term. Terms are renewable at the governor’s discretion. The Board of Trustees manages funds for the university, negotiates agreements with other universities for degrees, and selects UCSO’s CEO – now president.
The University Center Board of Trustees is authorized by statute to submit a budget to the Oklahoma State Regents; administer and oversee the management of funds; negotiate agreements with universities/colleges for courses; select the CEO who, in turn, coordinates programs and services, and hires/manages staff; and acquire and take title to real and personal property.
The University Center Board of Trustees meets bi-monthly for its regular meeting and may call special meetings with 48-hour advance notification
The Southern Oklahoma Higher Education Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3), is the supporting foundation for UCSO. The foundation awards tuition assistance scholarships regularly from funds donated or bequeathed and raised several million dollars to assist with construction of the new Health Science & Math Center.
In 1974, noticing a lack of convenient higher education in Southern Oklahoma, the Oklahoma State Legislature created the Ardmore Higher Education Center. With originally only ten programs and 110 students, the program quickly grew and was made permanent in 1977 by a state statute. Since the ‘70s our center has grown rapidly and at its peak offered 300 courses to 1,800 students each semester.
Everyone at UCSO has one common goal: help our students succeed. Whether it is our expert instructors or our friendly advisors, we are all here to make sure you are able to achieve your dreams. Our instructors have experience in the field they teach and bring that experience into the classroom for a unique real-world education.
Established in 1985, our Board of Trustees is appointed by the governor and each serves a nine-year term. Terms are renewable at the governor’s discretion. The Board of Trustees manages funds for the university, negotiates agreements with other universities for degrees, and selects UCSO’s CEO – now president. The Board meets bi-monthly and may call special meetings, as needed.
The University Center Board of Trustees is authorized by statute to submit a budget to the Oklahoma State Regents; administer and oversee the management of funds; negotiate agreements with universities/colleges for courses; select the CEO who, in turn, coordinates programs and services, and hires/manages staff; and acquire and take title to real and personal property.
The University Center Board of Trustees meets bi-monthly for its regular meeting and may call special meetings with 48-hour advance notification.
The Southern Oklahoma Higher Education Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3), is the supporting foundation for UCSO. The foundation awards tuition assistance scholarships regularly from funds donated or bequeathed and raised several million dollars to assist with construction of the new Health Science & Math Center.
Our new, state-of-the-art building covers 49,000 square feet and includes four science laboratories, two nursing skills laboratories, and numerous multimedia and interactive television classrooms.
This facility was built on property generously provided through private funding. Our capital campaign is an ongoing effort to maintain and advance our property to provide the best in education and practical experience to our students.
The University Center of Southern Oklahoma is poised for the next phase of campus expansion; more classrooms, more programs, more opportunities. To kick off the capital campaign, UC presesnted an exciting community fundraiser, OVER THE EDGE in June of 2019.
The Ardmore Institute of Health has provided us with a community grant to construct a mile long walking trail being designed to highlight the beauty of our Cross Timbers landscape with a spectacular view of the Arbuckle Mountains to our North. Planning already has begun and work should begin this summer.
