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Engage with the global research community in CAS, collaborating across our campuses and around the world. Advance knowledge to solve problems and inform policy. Uncover the paths of human development. Explore diverse cultures and elevate creative expression.

 

Student Research

Capitalize on your daily exposure to the innovative and creative faculty in CAS. Stand at the forefront of scientific advancement. Apply novel approaches to analyze complex behaviors. Expand inquiry into the art of human experience. Engage in ground-breaking research supported by top agencies like the National Science Foundation, National Endowment for the Humanities, and National Institutes of Health.

3-Minute Thesis

Promote Your Research
CAS hosts the Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition for undergraduate students. The Graduate College produces 3MT events for graduate students. These competitions—complete with cash prizes—allows CAS students to display their hard work, gain confidence and practice communicating their findings to a general audience.

Active Research in CAS

Recognizing Research from the 3 Pillars in CAS: Math and Sciences – Social Sciences – Arts and Humanities

OSU emeritus professor among most cited social scientists worldwide

Dr. Riley Dunlap, an Oklahoma State University regents professor of sociology and dresser professor emeritus, was recently named one of the top researchers globally in social sciences and humanities based on citations to his publications.

OSU professor working with Swiss team makes health breakthrough

Every human has E. coli living in their colon right now and if those beneficial populations stay healthy and strong, it is much harder for the harmful E. coli to take up residence. How this microorganism acts, what it feeds on and its life cycle is what a team at Oklahoma State University has been studying for over 20 years and their expertise was exactly what a team in Switzerland needed to assist them in groundbreaking research — recently published in the journal Science.

OSU Museum of Art opens student-curated exhibition that explores culture and identity in America

A new exhibition curated by Oklahoma State University graduate students opens April 26 at the OSU Museum of Art. “In Situ: Place, Meaning, and Identity in America” is inspired by the Latin term “in situ,” which refers to an object in its original place. Dr. Karen Greenwalt’s ART 5813 students saw “in situ” represented in many OSU Museum of Art Permanent Collection works, leading them to choose objects for the exhibition that emphasize the interdependent relationship between place and identity.

Faculty Scholar Spotlights

Discover research and outreach efforts from CAS
With hundreds of outstanding faculty and staff members across 24 departments, the College of Arts and Sciences is teeming with talent that deserves a closer look. Here you'll find just a sample of their many success stories with an archive of bios featuring scholars in fields from Art to Zoology.
Faculty Spotlights
Faculty ResourcesResearch Support StaffProposal DevelopmentResearch Compliance

Centers and Facilities 

Gardiner Gallery
OSU Museum of Art
Dole Reed Center for the Arts
Visual Resource Center
Visual Arts Annex
Seretean Center for the Performing Arts
PCR Core Facility
OSU Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
Audiology Clinic
DELab: Data Engineering Lab
OSU Writing Center
Cimarron Review
CARS and Cartography Services
Geochemistry Lab
Math Learning Success Center
O’Colly Media Group
OSU Ethics Center
Ecotoxicology Lab
OSU Collection of Vertebrates
Mendenhall Observatory
Physics and Chemistry Instrument Shop
Crystal Growth Lab
Psychology Museum and Resource Center
Psychology Services Center
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