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OSU Sailing Club
By OSU Sailing Club
OSU Sailing is looking for support to help maintain our fleet of sailboats, make some needed dock repairs, and fund OSU students to enter regattas and races!
OSU Sailing is looking for support to help maintain our fleet of sailboats, make some needed dock repairs, and fund OSU students to enter regattas and races! OSU Sailing Club In the early 2000's, the OSU Sailing Club was extremely active in sailing competitions and regattas across the region, bringing home trophies and and amazing memories back to Lake Carl Blackwell. With your support, we plan to grow once again to a competing club. All money raised by this campaign will go directly to maintaining our fleet, refurbishing our dock, and to provide resources for students to compete at a higher level. Together, we can ensure that the OSU Sailing Club continues to grow as a source of pride for our university and community. Why a Sailing Club Matters at OSU While Oklahoma may be landlocked, the skills and experiences gained on the water translate far beyond sailing. Our team gives students the opportunity to: Represent OSU at regional and national competitions.. Create lifelong friendships and networks, strengthening the Cowboy family both on and off the water. Experience adventure and competition, fostering a healthy, active lifestyle. Benefits to the Community The OSU Sailing Club is a resource for more than just its members. We allow not just OSU students, faculty, and staff to join, but also local Stillwater community members who have an interest in sailing. By maintaining an active program, we: Enhance access to Lake Carl Blackwell, bringing revenue and awareness to lakefront areas through training, races and events. Offer volunteer opportunities and youth outreach. Attract visitors to Stillwater and surrounding communities when hosting regattas and team events. Promote OSU pride, showing that our university excels not only on the field but also on the water. How Your Donation Will Be Used Every dollar raised directly supports our students and facilities: Fleet maintenance and repairs, ensuring our boats are safe, reliable, and competition-ready. Dock refurbishment, improving accessibility and creating a lasting resource for the team and community. Competition support, helping dedicated students travel to races and regattas to represent OSU on a larger stage. Construction of a new Sailing Club boathouse. Just this year we have had to move out of our Lake Carl Blackwell home for 30+ years and are in need of a more permanent long term boathouse on the lake. Join Us on This Journey With your generosity, we can keep OSU’s sailing tradition alive and thriving. By investing in our team, you’re not just funding boats and docks — you’re empowering students, strengthening our community, and building a legacy that will inspire generations to come. We appreciate your consideration! Go Pokes! Go Sailing! Gifts to this project through the OSU Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, are tax deductible as allowed by law. If you have questions about your gift, please contact the OSU Foundation at 800.622.4678. The OSU Sailing Club is an OSU campus organization open to all students, faculty, staff, and Stillwater community members.
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Passport for Pokes
By OSU Center for Global Learning
The OSU Center for Global Learning team is looking for support to fully fund passports for students so they can achieve their dream of going abroad. Go Pokes!
The OSU Center for Global Learning team is looking for support to fully fund passports for students so they can achieve their dream of going abroad. Go Pokes! OSU Center for Global Learning How You Can Help OSU Students! The OSU Center for Global Learning (Study Abroad) is seeking your support to fully reimburse students for the cost of their first passport. Our goal is to fund 30 or more OSU students each year, helping them take the first step toward studying abroad and opening doors to future international travel opportunities after graduation. For those of you who have been fortunate to study abroad, I'm sure you will agree that there is nothing quite like the sights, sounds, smells, and conversations of a foreign land to help round out an education. It’s the kind of hands-on learning that is impossible to absorb through books, videos, or even computers. As author Mark Patterson wrote, “The best education you will ever get is traveling. Nothing teaches you more than exploring the world and accumulating experiences”. Why is Having a Passport Critical? 1. Required for Study Abroad Programs A valid passport is mandatory to participate in any study abroad program. Many programs require students to submit passport information months in advance, so delays in obtaining one can prevent participation. Since processing times can take 8–10 weeks or longer, not having a passport early can be a barrier to last-minute opportunities. 2. Enables Global Learning and Travel Travel is a major part of personal and professional growth. Having a passport allows students to explore new cultures, practice language skills, and gain experiences that make them more adaptable and culturally aware. It gives students the freedom to seize spontaneous travel opportunities, like service trips, conferences, or faculty-led programs. 3. Boosts Career Readiness Many careers — especially in business, engineering, healthcare, hospitality, and government — involve international work or travel. Employers value candidates who have global experience, and having a passport signals readiness for international internships or job assignments. Even after graduation, a passport is essential for attending international interviews or conferences. 4. Reduces Last-Minute Stress Without a passport, students may miss out on scholarships or programs that come up unexpectedly. Having one ahead of time eliminates the stress of scrambling during tight deadlines or dealing with expedited processing fees. Who We Are and What We Do? The Center for Global Learning is OSU students’ one-stop shop for exploring the hundreds of opportunities available to study abroad, intern abroad, or participate in a domestic exchange. With programs designed for every major and interest, our long-term goal is to send 3,000 students abroad each year. Many of our programs are surprisingly affordable—some even cost less than a semester in Stillwater. However, students and their families often face additional expenses, such as airfare, passports, and international health insurance, which can make studying abroad feel out of reach. Through scholarships and grants like the Gerry Auel Passport Grant, we work to partially or fully cover these costs, ensuring that study abroad is accessible to any OSU student who wants to experience life in another country. With the support of generous donors like you, students gain life-changing experiences, build global networks, and enhance their career opportunities through international learning and internships. We appreciate your consideration! Go Pokes! Go Abroad! Gifts to this project through the OSU Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, are tax deductible as allowed by law. If you have questions about your gift, please contact the OSU Foundation at 800.622.4678. The Center for Global Learning (Study Abroad Office) is an OSU campus department with programs open to all students.
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OSU Forage Bowl Team
By Mason Henson
Help OSU students across multiple departments in the Ferguson College of Agriculture take their passion for forages and grazing systems to the national stage.
Help OSU students across multiple departments in the Ferguson College of Agriculture take their passion for forages and grazing systems to the national stage. Mason Henson The Oklahoma State University Forage Bowl Team is a campus organization open to all students. It provides the opportunity for students to compete in the American Forage and Grassland Council (AFGC) National Forage Bowl Competition, an annual academic contest designed to test students’ applied knowledge of forage establishment, physiology, hay and silage, soil fertility, toxins, and utilization in livestock systems. This competition brings together undergraduate students from across the U.S. to engage in professional development, networking, and interdisciplinary learning. Students compete in two phases: 1. Live Plant Identification Quiz (individual component), and 2. Quiz-Style Game Play (team competition modeled after Jeopardy). Participation provides an outstanding professional development opportunity that strengthens students’ understanding of forage–livestock systems, enhances their communication and leadership skills, and encourages collaboration across disciplines including Animal and Food Sciences, Plant and Soil Sciences, Natural Resource Ecology and Management, and Environmental Sciences.
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Women's Club Basketball
By Women's Club Basketball
We are a club sport that likes to have fun and stay active. We enjoy getting to travel to other states to play competitive basketball.
We are a club sport that likes to have fun and stay active. We enjoy getting to travel to other states to play competitive basketball. Women's Club Basketball Welcome! We are so glad to have you here to learn a little bit about us. The Women's Club Basketball team is a campus organization open to all students that is made to bring women together with a passion for basketball. We were established just four years ago, in 2021, and are working hard everyday to build our name and program. What we do: Each week, our team members have two practices that are two hours each. We have extremely high attendance rates and strive to make it to every practice even through busy school and work schedules. This fall, we will travel to UNT and TCU in Texas for tournaments and plan to host a tournament in mid-November. We can't wait to host again, as it was a success last year. Our main season, however, is in the spring. We will travel about 4 times throughout February and March. Last year, we traveled to Texas twice, along with Missouri, and Colorado. How You Can Help: By donating to our club, you can help our team continue to grow. It is extremely expensive to travel for every game we play. Each weekend, we must pay to fill our tanks with gas, stay in hotel rooms, cover tournament entry fees, and yearly league fees. There are food costs, which players are responsible for independently. This does not mention the outside costs like uniforms, team warm-ups. By graciously donating to our team, you allow us to keep player dues low. Our current dues are $50 per travel player, per semester. Although this is as low as we can make dues and stay a functioning club, this price is a barrier for many women to access our club. We do our best to make the team a financially inclusive experience and you have the opportunity to help us achieve that goal. Thank you for your consideration to help our team!
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Warp Speed Racing (OSU-Tulsa FSAE)
By Jonathan Ford
At Warp Speed Racing we design, manufacture, test, and compete internationally with an internal combustion, open-cockpit, open-wheel performance vehicle. FSAE.
At Warp Speed Racing we design, manufacture, test, and compete internationally with an internal combustion, open-cockpit, open-wheel performance vehicle. FSAE. Jonathan Ford Who we areWarp Speed Racing is a campus organization open to all students and OSU-Tulsa's first Formula SAE team. Founded in Spring 2026, we are a student-led organization open to all students that designs, manufactures, and races an open-wheel performance vehicle. Engineering, fabrication, testing, and business operations are run by students, from the first sketch to the final lap. What Formula SAE isFormula SAE, run by SAE International, is one of the most demanding collegiate engineering competitions in the world. University teams build a race car to a nearly 150-page technical rulebook, then compete for 1,000 points. A third of the score is earned before the car moves, in front of industry judges evaluating design, cost and manufacturing, and business presentation. The rest is earned on track in acceleration, skid pad, autocross, endurance, and efficiency. No car competes until it passes a rigorous technical and safety inspection. How we operateWarp Speed Racing is structured like an engineering firm. Executive officers run finance, sponsorship, and operations. Technical officers lead the vehicle's subsystems: chassis, suspension, powertrain, electronics, and aerodynamics. Every design decision is documented, reviewed, and justified against the rules and the budget, the same way judges will evaluate it at competition. Where we areSince our founding, we have defined the vehicle, acquired a reference chassis from UTA, one of the top Formula SAE programs in the world, selected and purchased ur first power unit, and established a workshop. In addition, we have formed our SAE collegiate chapter, partnered with the OSU Foundation, and are completing registration for competition. Next, we lock the design, manufacture the chassis, and build and test the car. Our goalCompete at Formula SAE Michigan in Spring 2027, and establish OSU-Tulsa as a serious program in the series from our first entry. Why nowThe competition date does not move. Parts must be ordered, machined, and assembled on a fixed timeline, and every week of manufacturing depends on funding in place before it starts. Gifts made early in the build season have the greatest effect on whether the car reaches the start line on time and ready to compete. What your gift funds Vehicle components and materials, including chassis tubing, suspension, powertrain, brakes, and tires. Fabrication tools and equipment for building the car in-house. Engineering software for design, simulation, and analysis. Competition costs, including event registration, transport, and travel. Why it mattersFormula SAE graduates enter industry having designed, built, tested, and defended a real vehicle under deadline. That experience cannot be replicated in a classroom, and employers in automotive, aerospace, energy, and manufacturing recruit for it directly. Your support puts that experience within reach of OSU-Tulsa students and puts OSU-Tulsa on the grid.
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El Rancho Schoolhouse Expansion Project
By Engineers Without Borders
The El Rancho Schoolhouse Expansion Project aims to create a larger, safer space for students as the community continues to grow.
The El Rancho Schoolhouse Expansion Project aims to create a larger, safer space for students as the community continues to grow. Engineers Without Borders Introducing the Schoolhouse Project Engineers Without Borders is a campus organization open to all students. El Rancho is working to expand its schoolhouse so it can better serve the 60 families in the community. The current building can only accommodate 28 families with 33 students, limiting enrollment and classroom space. The community has asked the Oklahoma State University chapter of Engineers Without Borders to help design an extension that will support future growth and provide additional room for educational activities. Our team recently traveled to El Rancho to complete the initial assessment phase. During this trip, we gathered essential information including land measurements, site conditions, community input, and other data needed to begin design work. With this foundation in place, we are now in the early stages of developing a proposed design for the new schoolhouse addition. All donations directly support project materials, local labor, and travel expenses for future design and implementation phases. We are grateful for your continued support as we work with El Rancho to create a stronger educational environment for its students. Community Impact Here at Home Engineers Without Borders is a campus organization open to all students. Beyond our international work, Engineers Without Borders–OSU is deeply committed to serving the Stillwater community. Our chapter regularly volunteers with organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Payne County Youth Services, and Into the Streets, contributing to projects that support local families, youth programs, and community development. These partnerships allow our members to apply engineering skills close to home while strengthening the community we’re proud to be part of. As we grow, we look forward to expanding our local outreach and continuing to build meaningful connections throughout Stillwater. Follow our Instagram and LinkedIn for club updates and activities.
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Travel for Undergraduate Research in the Humanities and Arts
By Center for the Humanities
This grant program allows undergraduates in the arts and humanities to travel to present their research at national conferences or to conduct original research.
This grant program allows undergraduates in the arts and humanities to travel to present their research at national conferences or to conduct original research. Center for the Humanities Help support undergraduate researchers in the Humanities and Arts! This grant program, first offered in Spring 2025, will allow undergraduates in the arts and humanities to travel to present their research at national conferences or to conduct original research at museums, libraries, and other archives. Our goal is to fund the travel of five undergraduate researchers each spring, increasing their ability to take advantage of such opportunities. This program will improve the visibility of research in the humanities and arts both on campus and nationally, and ensure greater involvement by undergraduate researchers from these vital and important disciplines. The benefits of such participation are significant, for both OSU and the students themselves. Students benefit from participating in such undergraduate research programs, building confidence and developing many skills that contribute to career readiness. They also raise the profile of OSU creative research when they attend such conferences. Unfortunately, the humanities and arts are underrepresented in campus-wide research programs for undergraduates such as the Freshmen Research Scholars and Wentz Research Scholars programs, which tend to be dominated by STEM fields. This new funding program would encourage more students in these less visible fields to participate in undergraduate research. While there are some small awards at OSU that cover conference fees and other expenses, those funds do not fully cover such trips, requiring students to seek out multiple sources of funding or pay out of pocket. We want to prevent a situation in which a student cannot take advantage of an opportunity due to lack of funds. OSU strongly encourages student researchers to participate in conferences at the national level; we believe that if this is truly a priority, such travel must be better supported. We want to celebrate the amazing contributions the humanities and arts make to improving the world, and to involve eager undergraduates in that important endeavor! The Center for the Humanities is a campus organization open to all students.
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The Quest for Community: Growing the D&D Club
By OSU DnD Club
The purpose of the Dungeons and Dragons Club is to help students find Dungeons and Dragons and other Table-Top Role Playing Games groups to join.
The purpose of the Dungeons and Dragons Club is to help students find Dungeons and Dragons and other Table-Top Role Playing Games groups to join. OSU DnD Club The purpose of the Dungeons and Dragons Club is to help students find Dungeons and Dragons and other Table-Top Role Playing Games groups to join. As well as hosting different events for our members to participate in. Whether it is hosting events for the Dungeons masters to receive tips and tricks for their campaigns and managing their players. To host one shot event for new and old players alike to have some fun and entertainment for a night. The Dungeons and Dragons club aims to create a welcoming and accessible environment for all students for new and old players alike who are interested in playing D&D. This project will help provide resource and materials to new players that might feel unsure about where to start. The resources would help new players learn the basics of D&D, including character creation, gameplay, combat, and role playing. The club also helps connect new players with experience members and other students, who are looking to form groups.
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Support the 2027 Summer GEO-REx
By The GEO-REx Team
Help spread the joy of geoscience by funding a summer geoscience research experience for high school students across Oklahoma.
Help spread the joy of geoscience by funding a summer geoscience research experience for high school students across Oklahoma. The GEO-REx Team OUR GOAL: To raise funds to support the Geoscience Research Experience (GEO-REx), a four-day summer experience that introduces geoscience to high school students, and has proven to be a useful avenue for recruiting talented students to be geology majors. WHY: The Boone Pickens School of Geology (BPSoG) prepares students to effectively and meaningfully contribute towards the future of energy and preserving our environment, in line with the Cowboy Code and OSU's land grant mission, pillars, and values. The GEO-REx program is an opportunity to introduce high school students to the geosciences, including research, careers, and their relevance to sustainability, energy, and environmental topics. This program is organized and run by the GEO-REx Team, which is a campus organization open to all students, faculty and staff. The GEO-REx program is a crucial component of the BPSoG outreach effort to develop and encourage the next generation of geoscientists. The GEO-REx Program: The GEO-REx program provides opportunities for student participants to engage in field trips and workshops designed to target different aspects of the geosciences, including geophysics, energy, water resources, environmental studies, and more, led by BPSoG faculty and assisted by graduate students. The students will also participate in a research project mentored by BPSoG faculty and graduate students, including collecting samples, utilizing cutting-edge lab equipment and analytical software programs, and obtaining their own data. These research experiences will then be presented at the end of GEO-REx to their families, friends, and donors. Additionally, student participants have the option to continue their research project throughout the school year, submitting results to their local science fair, or just listing the project on their college applications. The GEO-REx program is specifically created as an opportunity available to any high school student in Oklahoma, though we accept students from other states as well. For more information about the camp, visit the GEO-REx webpage. SUPPORT OUR GOAL: Previous GEO-REx offerings have had maximum student enrollment, including out-of-state high school students, and overall, we continue to receive very positive feedback from participants and their parents. The funds raised will go towards supporting the continuation of the GEO-REx program, ensuring student participants can attend at minimal cost. The funds raised will help cover room and board in an OSU dorm building, meals, research materials, and geology swag costs for approximately 25 student attendees. To learn more about how GEO-REx utilizes donations, see the STATE Magazine article about our PhilanthroPete campaigns. Any amount, no matter how small, will help us towards our goal! THANK YOU: Thank you for your generosity in supporting GEO-REx. We are excited to have your support, and are looking forward to another successful GEO-REx program in Summer 2027. Thank you for your support - go Pokes! GEO-REx students learning about GPR from Dr. Katumwehe GEO-REx students inspecting core samples under a microscope with Dr. Spencer GEO-REx students measuring total dissolved solids in a water sample GEO-REx students presenting their research project to an audience of families and friends
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Support Pokes in Politics!
By Pokes in Politics
Pokes in Politics is a bipartisan group of students dedicated to bridging the gap between political figures and students by hosting speaking events.
Pokes in Politics is a bipartisan group of students dedicated to bridging the gap between political figures and students by hosting speaking events. Pokes in Politics The Pokes in Politics are a bipartisan group of students at Oklahoma State University that are committed to helping bridge the gap between political figures and students. Founded a year ago, our motto is "You don't have to know somebody to be somebody". Our group meets weekly and hosts events for the student body every month. Through these weekly meetings, trips to the Oklahoma Capitol, and hosting events with local politicians, the group works to help keep politics accessible to college students. Your donations will help ensure that we can continue to host events and take our students to Oklahoma City! Pokes in Politics is a campus organization open to all students.
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Support Literacy Graduate Students: Promote Literacy Research
By Literacy and Lang. Arts Ed.
Students in Literacy and Language Arts Education are asking big questions—addressing current needs in the teaching of reading, writing, and language arts!
Students in Literacy and Language Arts Education are asking big questions—addressing current needs in the teaching of reading, writing, and language arts! Literacy and Lang. Arts Ed. Make an impact on literacy education! Our graduate students in Literacy and Language Arts Education are asking big questions—addressing current problems and needs in the teaching of reading, writing, and language arts. They're studying ways to transform literacy education spaces that enrich, empower, and advocate for all learners. Your gift will support graduate students each year in sharing innovative scholarship in literacy education with teachers and teacher educators at professional conferences. The funds will help students afford the costs of conference registration, transportation, hotel, meals, and related expenses. Your Philanthropete support will reduce financial barriers and enable students to participate in the professional spaces where knowledge is shared, partnerships are formed, and educational change begins. Many students can’t afford to attend these professional conferences, and graduate students have limited financial support and scholarships available. By supporting our travel, Philanthropete donors are investing in the sharing of research that strengthens literacy teaching and learning. The knowledge and professional connections developed through these experiences help educators continue to improve literacy and language arts education in Oklahoma, in the nation, and beyond. [Literacies and Language Arts Education is an academic program option within the PhD in Education. It is open to students who have been admitted into this degree option.]
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Strike Up Support: OK State Women's Bowling
By OK State Bowling
Support the growth of OK State Women’s Bowling by helping our team attend collegiate tournaments!
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Support the growth of OK State Women’s Bowling by helping our team attend collegiate tournaments! OK State Bowling The Oklahoma State University Women’s Bowling Club is a campus organization that is open to all students. Our primary goal is to bring together bowlers of all skill levels: from those who only bowl recreationally, to those who want to compete at the collegiate level. We strive to create a welcoming team environment where members can build their skills, make connections, and enjoy the sport of bowling. Donor support will help our competitive team attend collegiate tournaments by covering entry fees, travel, and lodging. It will also help us continue growing our club and creating opportunities for women to participate in bowling, whether they are looking to compete or simply enjoy the sport with other students. Thank you for supporting OK State Women’s Bowling and helping us grow a community where women can bowl, compete, and represent Oklahoma State!
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USITT Spring '27 Annual Conference Fundraiser
By OSU USITT
Fundraiser for the national technical theater conference.
Fundraiser for the national technical theater conference. OSU USITT We are starting this fundraiser to send members of USITT's chapter here at OSU to Baltimore, MD for the annual national USITT Conference! With your donations last year, we were able to send 12 members to Long Beach, CA, and this year we aim to send at least 12 more! In Baltimore, members of our organization get experience with technical theater equipment, learn about new technologies in the industry, and network with professionals in the industry! Multiple members have left these conferences with professional job opportunities, internships, or connections that have propelled them into successful careers. USITT as an organization is dedicated to advancing and enhancing technical theater skills and understanding, as well as keeping the art of technical theater accessible and enthusiastic. USITT is a national organization, and since we were chartered in 2021, OSU's chapter has done nothing but grow and become a pillar of the student theater community! All of our campus events are put on by students, for students. Last year, one of our members was able to give their own presentation at the annual USITT Conference! He has gone on to engineer sound for professional shows, as well as OSU productions in the Fall '26 season. Our members consistently go above and beyond, take time out of their own schedules, pulled together by their love of the art. USITT is a campus organization open to all students. Thank you for reading, we appreciate any donation, or sharing of our page!
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SMSC Student Leadership Council
By "the Cowboy's voice"
The SMSC Student Leadership Council serves as a voice for OSU's School of Media and Strategic Communications.
The SMSC Student Leadership Council serves as a voice for OSU's School of Media and Strategic Communications. "the Cowboy's voice" The SMSC Student Leadership Council (SLC) is a campus organization open to all students. We serve as the governing student body of the School of Media and Strategic Communication and the voice of our undergraduate students. Some of the responsibilities are to plan functions to educate students about career and educational opportunities in the industry, host prospective students, participate in leadership training and provide recommendations for department improvements. As we enter our second year as a student organization, SLC needs your continued support to expand our services and better meet the needs of our students. Your support helps amplify student voices, connects students to their future careers and builds the foundation for lasting student leadership in SMSC. Every dollar you give empowers our students to lead, serve and thrive. Please partner with us as we strive to make a difference in SMSC! Thank you for your support!
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Project Student Innovation
By The Riata Center
Help the Riata Center raise scholarship funds for OSU's future entrepreneurs through our incubator and competitions!
Help the Riata Center raise scholarship funds for OSU's future entrepreneurs through our incubator and competitions! The Riata Center The Riata Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is a campus organization open to all students, where they can turn ideas into action. Through hands-on programs, competitions, mentorship, and startup resources, students gain the experience and confidence to explore bold ideas, solve real-world problems, and take meaningful steps in their entrepreneurial journeys. Project Student Innovation expands these opportunities by generating awareness and philanthropic support for students participating in Riata competitions and the Riata Startup Experience. Funds raised help remove barriers, strengthen the student experience, and provide aspiring entrepreneurs with the resources they need to compete, create, and grow. Project Student Innovation helps expand scholarship and award opportunities for students competing in the Student Innovation Expo and Business Plan Competition. By increasing existing awards and creating new opportunities such as the Dreamer & Doer Scholarship, Entrepreneurial Spirit Scholarship, and Visionary Scholarship, we can recognize more students for their creativity, ambition, perseverance, and entrepreneurial potential. These awards do more than celebrate a great idea. They provide students with meaningful resources to keep building, testing, and pursuing what comes next, while rewarding the hard work it takes to turn an idea into action. Together, these opportunities help ensure that more OSU students have a reason to dream bigger, take the next step, and see what’s possible. Project Student Innovation also helps students in the Riata Startup Experience (RSX) take their next steps toward building and launching a venture. Funding provides access to resources such as mentorship, workshops, industry connections, market research, prototyping, and other early-stage startup needs. These opportunities give students the ability to test ideas, learn from experienced entrepreneurs, better understand their customers, and turn concepts into action. By providing resources at a critical stage of the entrepreneurial journey, we can help students build confidence, gain real-world experience, and create momentum toward what comes next. Great ideas are only the beginning. Project Student Innovation helps students take them further. Follow us on social media to keep up with the great happenings at the Riata Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship! Facebook Instagram X (Twitter)
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Pokes in Philly
By Emma Nelson
Our team has the opportunity to travel to Philadelphia to compete at the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association to showcase knowledge and research.
Our team has the opportunity to travel to Philadelphia to compete at the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association to showcase knowledge and research. Emma Nelson The Cowboys may be from the west, but we're headed east! The OSU Agriculture Economics Quiz Bowl Team is headed to Philadelphia! Ag Econ Quiz Bowl Team is a campus organization open to all students. Our team is once again blessed with students who have a passion, drive and knowledge for agriculture economics. We have the great opportunity to showcase this knowledge at the 2027 Agricultural & Applied Economics Competition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At this conference, our team is able to showcase our knowledge through quiz bowl style competitions and computer applications competitions (such as Microsoft Excel). Our team members are also given the opportunity to network with students and professors from other schools, as well as industry professionals. Members also have the ability to attend research presentations from fellow students and professors over different economic issues. No matter what we are doing at the conference, we are growing our knowledge. Another great attribute of this organization is that quiz bowl is open to all students, no matter their major! By allowing this, we are able to provide real world business applications to anyone interested. The support of donors is invaluable to our team, and we are thankful for all of those who choose to support us! The costs of taking a team this far are expensive, but with the support of donors, we have the opportunity to take as many students as possible! Please consider donating to our team! Thank you and Go Pokes!
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Phi Upsilon Omicron: Service, Collaboration and Leadership Fund
By Phi Upsilon Omicron
Phi Upsilon Omicron is an honor society within Oklahoma State University’s College of Education and Human Sciences.
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Phi Upsilon Omicron is an honor society within Oklahoma State University’s College of Education and Human Sciences. Phi Upsilon Omicron Phi Upsilon Omicron is an honor society within Oklahoma State University’s College of Education and Human Sciences (CEHS). Phi Upsilon Omicron is a campus organization open to all students. The organization provides students within CEHS opportunities to actively participate in community service, build meaningful networks and connections, develop leadership and professional skills, and become more involved on campus. Phi Upsilon Omicron is a national organization, with Oklahoma State University representing one of approximately 70 chapters across the nation. The organization has more than 100,000 members worldwide, and OSU’s chapter currently consists of approximately 50 members. Through PhilanthroPete, our chapter hopes to expand the opportunities we can provide for both our members and the Stillwater community. Additional funding would allow us to host more frequent and larger-scale philanthropy and community service events, increase member engagement, and strengthen our outreach throughout CEHS, OSU, and the Stillwater community.
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OSU's Women in Aviation Attends Conference
By Samantha Rengstorf
Help the OSU Women in Aviation Chapter attend the international conference in Savannah, Georgia!
Help the OSU Women in Aviation Chapter attend the international conference in Savannah, Georgia! Samantha Rengstorf Home of the Flying Cowgirls Oklahoma State University’s Chapter of Women in Aviation International (WAI), The Home of the Flying Cowgirls, aspires to Encourage, Empower, and Educate our student membership. Our Mission: OSU-WAI is campus organization open to all students that is committed to building relationships and getting women involved in aviation through community outreach, social events, and networking opportunities. As a student organization, we are reliant on donors to help us Dream as Big as the Sky. What do we do? Community Outreach Whether it's through K-5 school programs, volunteering around Stillwater, or at the WAI annual Girls in Aviation Day events, OSU-WIA aims to diversify the aviation industry, and is dedicated to serving the local aviation community. Networking As emerging professionals, college is a pivotal time in our careers to build relationships and make connections in aviation, as the industry places importance on both who you are, and who you know. Networking is the first core value of our Chapter, and we actively foster it through mentoring, participating in the annual WAI Conference, and hosting guest speakers from the aviation industry in our monthly meetings. Social Events Not only do we provide workshops for educational and professional development, but we love to just have FUN! OSU-WIA values the history and culture of aviation, and strives to foster an inclusive community for all aviation enthusiasts alike. The Conference - A Breakdown What & Why A key aspect of being involved with OSU-WIA is attending the annual Women in Aviation International Conference. The Conference offers a wealth of opportunities, including educational and professional development seminars, workshops, scholarships, keynote speakers, the WAI Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, industry briefings, and an exhibit hall full of aviation industry professionals waiting to connect with our members. It provides unmatched chances for professional growth and networking that extends far beyond the classroom and the flight deck. We as an official chapter of WAI are committed to increasing the 6% industry average of women in the aviation industry, and for many, the International Conference is where that journey begins. The Cost With next year's WAI Conference location being in Savannah, Georgia, it costs, at minimum, $1,000 for each student to attend. After budgeting for Conference registration, travel, lodging, food, and other miscellaneous travel expenses, this exceeds the financial capabilities of our young WAI Chapter. The Home of the Flying Cowgirls was officially marked as a collegiate chapter and formally recognized by WAI in 2020. While we have worked hard over past years to build our chapter and alumni network, we need your help getting our members to the International Conference! OSU-WIA sincerely thanks every donor for their help and contribution, and we wish you all blue skies and tailwinds. Go Pokes!
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OSU Women's Volleyball - Fall 26'
By OSU Women's Club Volleyball
Welcome to our Philanthropete! This is OSU women's club volleyball and YOU are the reason why we are here! Every donation matters!!
Welcome to our Philanthropete! This is OSU women's club volleyball and YOU are the reason why we are here! Every donation matters!! OSU Women's Club Volleyball "OSU Women's Club Volleyball" is a campus organization open to all students. This Philanthropete fundraising project is used by all of the members of our community whether local or not, to be able to contribute to our teams success! Any donation, BIG OR SMALL, goes such a long way in more than anyone could ever know. We finished 5th IN THE NATION last year at Nationals and plan on going ALL THE WAY this year. The road to getting there isn't an easy one and YOUR HELP could give us that final push we need to finally go the distance. Without your help we would not have made it this far and With your help we can take this chance to MAXIMIZE our potential as a team!
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OSU Polo Club
By OSU Polo Club
The OSU Polo Club is raising funds to support our horses, equipment, and travel, as well as opportunities for students to learn and compete in polo.
The OSU Polo Club is raising funds to support our horses, equipment, and travel, as well as opportunities for students to learn and compete in polo. OSU Polo Club The OSU Polo Club is built on two things: our horses and our students. OSU Polo Club is a campus organization open to all students. Everyday our club works hard to care for the horses that make polo possible, while also creating an environment where students can learn, compete, and grow. Because we are a student-led program, donor support is what allows us to keep our horses healthy, maintain safe equipment, and travel to tournaments where our riders get to represent OSU. Your support helps expand what the members of OSU Polo Club can experience. Many members join with little or no riding experience; polo becomes their first real connection to horsemanship and teamwork. Donations help us provide training, cover travel costs, and keep our horses in proper condition so that our members can take part in a sport that would otherwise be out of reach. Every contribution, large or small, helps to create real opportunities. Donations keep our horses cared for, strengthen our program, and open the door for more students of OSU to step into the arena. Thank you for supporting the OSU Polo Club and helping us continue a tradition that means so much to our members.
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OSU Soils Judging Team
By The OKSTATE Soils Judging Team
The OKSTATE Soil Judging Team is made up of dedicated students who share a passion for analyzing the soil to determine the best way to utilize it!
The OKSTATE Soil Judging Team is made up of dedicated students who share a passion for analyzing the soil to determine the best way to utilize it! The OKSTATE Soils Judging Team The Oklahoma State University Soil Judging Team is a campus organization open to all students. We are raising $3,000 to help our team travel to Kingsville, Texas, for this year’s regional soil judging contest. During the competition, we are challenged to analyze pre-dug soil pits to evaluate soil characteristics and determine the best ways to utilize and manage the land. Soil judging gives us the opportunity to take what we learn in the classroom and apply it in the field, developing skills that are valuable in future agricultural careers, natural resources, and land management. Last fall, our team proudly won the regional contest, and we are excited for the opportunity to represent OSU again at the regional level. Competing allows us to challenge ourselves, learn from students and coaches from other universities, and gain experience with a wide variety of soils. Your support will help us gain valuable hands-on experience while expanding our knowledge of soils and land management. Funds raised will help cover lodging, meals, registration fees, travel expenses, van rentals, and fuel while we are away for a full week. Your support helps make this opportunity possible for our team. Every contribution, large or small, brings us one step closer to Kingsville and helps us continue developing the knowledge and skills needed to make informed decisions about our most valuable natural resource: SOIL! We are grateful for the support of our OSU community, alumni, friends, family, and everyone who believes in investing in the next generation of agricultural students. Thank you for supporting the OSU Soil Judging Team!
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OSU Salt and Light Engineers Club
By Salt and Light Engineers Club
Salt and Light Engineers Club's purpose is to provide a space where all students can find Christian community and fellowship in CEAT.
Salt and Light Engineers Club's purpose is to provide a space where all students can find Christian community and fellowship in CEAT. Salt and Light Engineers Club Salt and Light Engineers Club exists to provide a welcoming space where students can find Christian community, fellowship, and encouragement within the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology (CEAT) at Oklahoma State University. As a Christian, nondenominational student organization, our goal is to help students grow in their faith while navigating college, engineering, and life alongside others who share their desire to follow Christ. Everyone is welcome! Through bi-weekly gatherings, guest speakers, fellowship events, and service opportunities, Salt and Light creates opportunities for students to connect with one another and explore how faith and engineering can intersect. We strive to encourage students to live out their faith both within CEAT and beyond, serving as a launching pad for sharing the Gospel and making a positive impact on campus and in the community. Salt and Light Engineers Club is a campus organization open to all Oklahoma State University students and provides opportunities to build meaningful relationships, develop leadership skills, serve others, and engage in conversations that complement students' academic and professional experiences. Your support helps make these opportunities possible. Funds raised during this campaign will help support guest speakers, service projects, fellowship events, and the organization's ongoing operational needs. Every donation contributes to creating a space where students can find community, grow in their faith, develop as leaders, and be equipped to bring their faith and values into their future careers and communities. Thank you for supporting Salt and Light Engineers Club and investing in the lives of Oklahoma State students!
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OSU Model UN Fundraiser 2026
By Model UN @ OSU
Model UN at OSU exists to reach students interested in international affairs and assist them in developing skills in public speaking, debate, and collaboration.
Model UN at OSU exists to reach students interested in international affairs and assist them in developing skills in public speaking, debate, and collaboration. Model UN @ OSU Our Big Events: CONFERENCES! Model United Nations at Oklahoma State University exists to bring global awareness to students and provide a vehicle for honing their public speaking and professional skills. Students attend simulation competitions where they become UN delegates for countries around the globe in a "mock United Nations". In the simulation environment, students get the chance to practice diplomacy skills, network with their peers, and expand their knowledge of global affairs. Our team is excited to join Midwest Model United Nations again this year. We want to continue taking new and returning students each year because it is an incredibly valuable opportunity to promote global learning and develop better global citizens. Additionally, going to national and international competitions is a dream of our organization's members. We also attend smaller conferences closer to home throughout the school year, and students have paid out of pocket for some of these. We want to reward our students who are willing to represent OSU at these competitions by relieving the financial burden. Having a presence at these competitions elevates the OSU brand and reputation. Our Smaller, but Impactful Events: Campus Simulations, Discussions, and FUN Events: Each semester, we put on simulations, discussions, and new types of events on campus. This year we had an MUN FIFA World Cup-themed escape room! Our club promotes global debate and educates students on campus about new and developing issues around the world. It provides an outlet to discuss and share global perspectives while also listening to others. Everything that Model UN does and represents promotes global engagement and learning! We love sharing our perspectives and hearing others'. Will you be a part of facilitating these needed conversations at Oklahoma State University and throughout our community? Thank you for considering a donation. OSU Model UN is a campus organization open to all students.
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OSU Men's Volleyball Club
By Christopher Malone
Support OSU Men’s Club Volleyball
Support OSU Men’s Club Volleyball Christopher Malone HELP OSU MEN’S CLUB VOLLEYBALL TAKE THE COURT OSU Men’s Club Volleyball is a campus organization open to all students and is fundraising to support our student-athletes and give our team the opportunity to compete, grow, and represent Oklahoma State University both on and off the court. As a student-run organization, our team works hard to make our season possible, but the costs of operating a competitive club volleyball program can add up quickly. Between tournament registration, travel, lodging, equipment, uniforms, and other team expenses, the financial commitment can become a significant challenge for our players. Fundraising allows us to offset these costs and make competitive club volleyball more accessible to our members. More importantly, your support helps create an environment where our players can focus on improving their skills, competing at a high level, building relationships with their teammates, and making the most of their college experience. Every contribution, no matter the size, plays a role in helping our team continue to grow and compete as we represent OSU. WHERE YOUR DONATION GOES Funds raised through this campaign will directly support the expenses that allow OSU Men’s Club Volleyball to practice and compete throughout the season. Donations will help cover tournament entry fees, transportation, hotels and other travel expenses, uniforms, volleyballs, training and practice equipment, athletic supplies, and additional costs associated with running our team. These expenses are essential to giving our players the opportunity to travel to tournaments and compete against other collegiate club programs from across the region and beyond. Your donation can help reduce the amount each player has to pay out of pocket, allowing more students to participate regardless of their financial circumstances. Beyond the financial impact, your support is an investment in our team and the students who make this program possible. By donating, you are helping OSU Men’s Club Volleyball continue to compete, develop as athletes and teammates, represent Oklahoma State with pride, and build a program that future generations of Cowboys can be proud to be a part of. YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE We can't do this without the support of our community, friends, family, alumni, and fellow Cowboys. If you are able, please consider making a donation today. Whether you give $10, $25, $50, $100, or whatever amount you can, your contribution directly helps our players get on the court and gives our team more opportunities to compete. Every dollar brings us closer to our fundraising goal and helps take some of the financial burden off our players. Please consider donating today and helping OSU Men’s Club Volleyball have its best season yet. Your generosity doesn't just help pay for a tournament or a hotel room—it helps give college students the opportunity to compete for something they love, represent Oklahoma State, and be part of a team they will remember long after graduation. Thank you for believing in our team, investing in our players, and helping us continue to represent the Cowboys on the court. Go Pokes!
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OSU MANNRS National Conference Support
By Sarah Ngenda
This project will help support Oklahoma State students involved in MANNRS attend the 41st national conference taking place Spring of 2027
This project will help support Oklahoma State students involved in MANNRS attend the 41st national conference taking place Spring of 2027 Sarah Ngenda MANRRS is a campus organization open to all students, and this year our goal is to attend the 41st National MANNRS Conference in San Diego next spring. We want every member who wants to go to have that chance. This conference is a week of learning - featuring speakers and the opportunity to connect with other colleges, companies, nonprofits, and more. For our students, it's a chance to build meaningful connections, develop leadership skills, and see what's possible in our field. Your donation goes directly to the costs that matter: getting students registered and covering travel and hotel, With your support, we can remove the barriers that keep students from going - and open doors to oppportunities and a brighter future for all of us. Thank you for investing in our future. We can't wait to bring what we learn back to campus!
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OSU Horns Hit the Road
By Okstate Horn Studio
Help the horn studio travel to workshops and presentations in Kansas and Texas!
Help the horn studio travel to workshops and presentations in Kansas and Texas! Okstate Horn Studio Hello everyone! Every year we are excited to perform not only in Stillwater, but anywhere we can share our music! This includes attending and performing at our regional Mid-South Horn Workshop and taking other roadtrips to teach and to play with students in high schools and middle schools in Oklahoma and Texas. These trips require us to book hotels, pay registrations, rent vehicles, and pay for gas for several days. Whether it is our octet or full 22-member studio, these costs add up and we would love your help! Every experience outside our school helps the students see how big our horn world is and how they can affect change in the best way with music. We have seen how students in the public schools are excited after we perform and the directors are all so welcoming. The studio if full of future performers and educators and getting the opportunity to play music with and for others is an experience I would love all our students to have. This year we have decided to have a theme and we are preparing rock and roll and pop songs almost exclusively! We have songs by Journey, Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, Kansas, and many more! With your help, we hope these songs will connect more people and bring some new fans to the wonderful world of HORN! Go Pokes! ~Lanette Compton, Professor of Horn Horn Choir is a campus organization open to all students who play horn!
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OSU Fishing Angler Support
By OSU Bass Fishing
Our goal is to gain support for our anglers to allow them to continue to compete at the highest level all over the nation!
Our goal is to gain support for our anglers to allow them to continue to compete at the highest level all over the nation! OSU Bass Fishing We are Cowboy Bass Fishing- The Oklahoma State Bass Fishing Team is a legacy college fishing program, with national championships in 2012 and 2019. We are an organization open to all students. As of this year, our membership has expanded drastically to 50+ members. Bass fishing is our team's uniting passion. This passion takes us nationwide, with tournaments from California to Maryland. We are striving to secure our ability to tournament fish effectively for many years to come, as well as strengthen our team now. We thank you for your help with that! Check out this video to see more! -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJKnJUUWEGI Tournaments- As a team, we fish multiple tournament trails, including the Oklahoma Bass Nation College series, Association of Collegiate Anglers series, Bassmaster College series, Collegiate Bass Trail of Texas, and the Major League Fishing College Series. Alumni- Oklahoma State Fishing has some heavy-hitting Alumni such as Zack Birge (MLF Pro) and James Elam (MLF Pro). So far this season! This past season was a great one for our anglers. Last spring, Nevan Osburn and Kaden Abmeyer won a Major League Fishing College event on Table Rock Lake. Nevan Osburn and John Davis took home the Oklahoma Bass Nation College State Championship. This fall, Austen Dixon placed 21st overall at the ACA Berkley Big Bass Bash to qualify for the ACA National Championship. At the ACA Aftco Open on Lake Dardanelle, Austin Russell and Ethan Vaughan placed 26th overall. OSU Fishing is currently 22nd in the Bass Pro Shops School of the Year national standings! Upcoming Schedule- OBN Collegiate Open, Grand Lake, October 1-2 ACA Aftco Open, Lake Dardanelle, October 10-11 OBN Collegiate Open, Keystone Lake, November 6-7 ACA Drury Open, Table Rock, November 22 OBN Collegiate Open, Tenkiller, December 12 Homecoming- Cowboy Fishing will have a wrapped boat in the Sea of Orange Homecoming Parade during America's Greatest Homecoming! We will also have a booth set up during Walkaround. Come say hi and buy a hat! Alumni Fundraiser Tournament- We host a fundraiser tournament open to anyone each spring and fall semester! Last spring, our tournament was on Skiatook Lake on March 7th. Be on the lookout for more details on the fall alumni tournament! Follow Our socials- Instagram: @osufishing Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OSUFishingTeam TikTok: Okstate.Fishing
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OSU Clarinet Ensemble ICA ClarinetFest® 2027
By OSU Clarinet Ensemble
The OSU Clarinet Ensemble needs your help to make our first appearance performing at the International ClarinetFest® 2027 in Salt Lake City, Utah possible.
The OSU Clarinet Ensemble needs your help to make our first appearance performing at the International ClarinetFest® 2027 in Salt Lake City, Utah possible. OSU Clarinet Ensemble The Oklahoma State University Clarinet Ensemble is a campus organization open to all students and was founded in spring 2025 under the direction of Assistant Professor of Clarinet Wendy Bickford. Open to all OSU students, the ensemble brings together 20–30 clarinetists from across the university. The ensemble is delighted to make its first appearance at the International Clarinet Association's ClarinetFest® in Salt Lake City, Utah from July 7-11, 2007, representing Oklahoma State University and sharing its passion for the clarinet with the broader international clarinet community. We will be premiering a work by OSU student composer, Lucas Ryan Getts, at this event. Embracing Oklahoma State University’s land-grant mission of service and engagement, the ensemble is committed to connecting with music educators and students across the state. The OSU Clarinet Ensemble regularly collaborates with public schools, presenting joint performances with Oklahoma high school clarinet ensembles and hosting OSU Clarinet Day, which brings together more than 80 clarinetists for a large-scale combined ensemble experience. We thank you for your support in helping us get to this event. ClarinetFest allows the opportunity for our students to meet and learn from specialists from around the world. This event provides lifetime networks and benefits for all our ensemble members. Your support will make it possible for our students to afford attending this event by cutting down on the travel costs. With 20-30 attending, our students will need to raise at least $30,000 for travel. Thank you again for your support! Go Pokes!!!
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Oklahoma State Lacrosse Club
By Oklahoma State Men’s Lacrosse
Help our student-run lacrosse team cover the costs of competition, travel, and equipment so more Cowboys can represent Oklahoma State on and off the field.
Lacrosse, Lax, Philanthropy, Sports, Philanthropete,
Help our student-run lacrosse team cover the costs of competition, travel, and equipment so more Cowboys can represent Oklahoma State on and off the field. Oklahoma State Men’s Lacrosse This is the Oklahoma State Club Lacrosse PhilanthroPete fundraising effort. As a student run club, we are funded directly through our players, fundraising efforts and our sponsors. Fundraising efforts help offset expenses including team travel, hotels, uniforms, equipment, and other costs associated with the operation of our program throughout the pre-season, the regular season, and during the post-season. The Oklahoma State Lacrosse Club is a campus organization open to all students.
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Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature Fall Fundraiser
By Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legis
This fund helps cover transportation and participation costs for students attending Spring Session at the Capitol.
Government, OIL, College
This fund helps cover transportation and participation costs for students attending Spring Session at the Capitol. Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legis Who are we? Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature is a campus organization open to all students. The OSU-OIL chapter of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature is proud to be part of the state's longest-standing student organization. Founded by former Lieutenant Governor George Nigh, OIL provides a one-of-a-kind mock government experience through an immersive legislative process, moot court competition, and an active press corps. Students of all majors, backgrounds, and political perspectives are welcome and encouraged to participate. Throughout the program, delegates step into the roles of government professionals during a five-day conference held at the State Capitol, competing both individually and as part of a university delegation against peers from institutions across Oklahoma. What are we raising funds for? The delegation will travel to Oklahoma City for the annual “Session” of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature. This year, the OSU delegation is proud to send 50 competing members, the largest delegation in attendance, and is seeking funding assistance to help offset transportation, lodging, registration, and Capitol facility rental expenses. The session provides students with a unique opportunity to observe and engage in political operations in a professional setting while gaining firsthand insight into the legislative and judicial process. Beyond competition, the experience fosters meaningful collaboration and relationship-building among peers from across the state—connections that often extend into future professional networks and careers. Thank you for your time and consideration!
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Mixers for the Next Generation of Chefs
By Culinary Arts Program
The OSUIT Culinary Arts program prepares students for careers as chefs, pastry chefs, restaurant managers, and other foodservice professionals.
The OSUIT Culinary Arts program prepares students for careers as chefs, pastry chefs, restaurant managers, and other foodservice professionals. Culinary Arts Program The OSUIT Culinary Arts program prepares students for careers as chefs, pastry chefs, restaurant managers, and other foodservice professionals through hands-on training in professional-style kitchens. Students learn by preparing food, serving real guests, and developing the practical skills they will need to succeed in the hospitality industry. Access to professional equipment is essential to that experience. We are seeking $7,000 to purchase up to seven KitchenAid 8-quart commercial stand mixers for the OSUIT Culinary Arts program. These commercial mixers will be used daily in baking, pastry, sauces, and large-scale food preparation courses, giving students experience with the same high-capacity equipment they will encounter in professional kitchens. The new equipment will expand hands-on learning opportunities while helping students build confidence, technical skills, and workplace readiness. Your gift invests in the next generation of culinary professionals. These mixers will serve current and future OSUIT Culinary Arts students for years to come, helping transform classroom instruction into real-world experience. By helping us equip our kitchen with professional tools, you are giving aspiring chefs the opportunity to learn, practice, create, and prepare for successful careers in the foodservice industry. The OSUIT Culinary Arts Program is a campus organization open to all students. "Culinary Arts Program is a campus organization open to all students."
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New Cheer Mats
By OSU Cheer
Support OSU Cheer by helping us purchase new practice mats that will provide a safer training environment for our student-athletes.
Support OSU Cheer by helping us purchase new practice mats that will provide a safer training environment for our student-athletes. OSU Cheer The OSU Spirit Group is a student organization open to all students. It include the pom squad, cheer team, and Pistol Pete. Our cheer team is raising money for new mats. Our student-athletes spend countless hours practicing stunts, tumbling, pyramids, and game day routines while representing OSU with pride. To continue training safely and effectively, our program needs new practice mats. Our mats were last purchased in 2018. High-quality cheer mats play a critical role in reducing impact during training and helping athletes develop skills with confidence. New mats will provide a safer environment for learning advanced skills, improving technique, and preparing for performances, athletic events, and competitions throughout the year. Every gift will directly support the purchase of updated practice mats that will benefit current and future members of OSU Cheer. These mats will be used daily by student-athletes as they work to represent Oklahoma State University at the highest level. Your support is an investment in the safety, success, and development of our student-athletes. Thank you for helping us build a stronger foundation for OSU Cheer. Go Pokes!
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National Association of Hispanic Journalists Conference
By NAHJ OSU
We are the NAHJ, OSU student chapter and we are raising money to send our students to the national NAHJ conference in Minneapolis in August 2027.
We are the NAHJ, OSU student chapter and we are raising money to send our students to the national NAHJ conference in Minneapolis in August 2027. NAHJ OSU We are the National Association of Hispanic Journalists student chapter at OSU, and we are raising money to send our students to the national NAHJ conference in Minneapolis in August 2027. Members attend sessions to learn more about the industry, in a way it can’t be offered in the classroom, and network with professionals to grow, get feedback, and meet potential mentors. Our goal is to continue to support attendance for our students FREE of cost! Any donation, no matter how big or small, helps us get closer to that goal in 2027. As part of our professional development, we have started to expand our reporting to reach Spanish speakers in the Stillwater community. Since many Hispanics get their news on social media, we want to reach that audience by offering both English and Spanish news coverage. As student journalists, we have been producing bilingual news content on social media to better inform our community and provide news coverage for underrepresented groups. The National Association of Hispanic Journalists at OSU is a campus organization open to all students. Data Center Protest: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc4uRelo26-/ Payne County Fair: https://www.instagram.com/p/DchbnQ7OTyj/ We hope to showcase our work as journalists at OSU in a panel at the NAHJ conference. We want to show student journalists that you don’t need a big studio or equipment to inform your community and reach your audience. Student Testimonials Hi, my name is Miranda Martinez and I am the president of NAHJ at OSU. I’m a junior majoring in multimedia journalism. I attended the NAHJ conference in Chicago and New Orleans, which were some of the best experiences I’ve had during my time at OSU. Being surrounded by people who look like me and share the same culture was so fulfilling. During the conference, I worked on networking, building my skills, and embracing my culture. Since attending the conference, my networking skills and confidence have improved. I made lifelong friendships in New Orleans, and I would not have met them if I didn’t go to the conference. I feel like I can not only have a spot at the table, but I also deserve a spot. I would love to return to the conference this summer to meet more people! My experience and skills are growing by the day, and I would love to show recruiters what I can do. Hi, my name is Ana Arias, and I am a first-generation Hispanic woman majoring in sports media. Being not only a member of NAHJ but also an officer serving as the secretary has provided me with the perfect platform to hone my skills as a journalist and to strengthen the representation and community of our Spanish speakers as a Hispanic woman going into sports. During the conference, I was able to win a one-on-one session with Tony Martinez, on-air broadcasting coach, where I received feedback that I wouldn't have in an everyday classroom situation. I was able to bring in my skillset from before being at OSU, but the testimony is what I will be able to leave with after my time in NAHJ. Thank you for your support! NAHJ OSU
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NATCON2027: Help send Arnies to DC!
By Arnold Air Society
The Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary service organization advocating the support of aerospace power.
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The Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary service organization advocating the support of aerospace power. Arnold Air Society The Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary service organization advocating the support of aerospace power. Our goal is to develop leaders of strong character and quality who are committed to serving and improving their communities. We are active amongst our community through community service and supporting the city of Stillwater. Specifically, we volunteer with our local animal shelter, Our Daily Bread, and clean up our local adopted highway. In addition to serving, other ways we carry on the traditions and honor the Thunderbird Squadron by attending the National Conclave (NATCON). The National Conclave, NATCON, is the national conference for Arnold Air Society and Silver Wings, bringing together over 1,000 Air Force ROTC Cadets, Academy Cadets, and civilian college students to express ideas on Air Force innovation, collaboration, and professionalism. NATCON offers unique opportunities that extend the traditional ROTC curriculum. For example, through meaningful seminars, military speakers, and peer networks, these experiences expand our leadership opportunities and build personal connections! Arnold Air Society is a campus organization open to all students!
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Mission: Management
By Business Management
Help OSU’s Business Management Association connect students with career opportunities through company visits, professional workshops, and consulting experiences
OSU, Oklahoma State University, management, BMA, Business Management Association, Spears School of Business, student leadership, career development, consulting
Help OSU’s Business Management Association connect students with career opportunities through company visits, professional workshops, and consulting experiences Business Management Mission Management is a new initiative within the Business Management Association designed to take student learning beyond the classroom and into real business situations. At the center of Mission Management is our new Consulting Division, led by our Vice President of Consulting and Director of Consulting. This division allows students to work through real-world business challenges, collaborate in teams, develop strategic solutions, and gain hands-on consulting experience while still in college. Mission Management was created with a simple goal: to allow students to do more than learn about business and to actually practice it. Through consulting projects, case studies, workshops, competitions, and professional mentorship, students will be challenged to think critically, communicate effectively, and approach problems the way they would in a professional environment. Our goal is to create experiences that build both the technical skills and confidence students need to succeed after graduation. The Consulting Division will also create opportunities for students to work with businesses and professionals, allowing members to gain exposure to different industries and understand what it is really like to solve problems for a client. From developing recommendations to presenting solutions, Mission Management is designed to give students a genuine look into the world of consulting and business strategy. As this initiative grows, our vision is to expand the number of consulting projects, partnerships, competitions, and professional opportunities available to our members. We want Mission Management to become a space where students can challenge themselves, discover their strengths, build their resumes, and form relationships with both their peers and business professionals. Mission Management is more than another student organization initiative. It is an opportunity to bridge the gap between the classroom and the professional world, giving students a mission, a team, and a real problem to solve. The Business Management Association is a campus organization open to all students.
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Miss OSU 2027
By Miss OSU 2026
The Miss OSU program invests in developing students who lead with purpose, advocate for meaningful causes, and pursue their goals.
The Miss OSU program invests in developing students who lead with purpose, advocate for meaningful causes, and pursue their goals. Miss OSU 2026 The Miss OSU program invests in developing students who lead with purpose, advocate for meaningful causes, pursue their goals, and present themselves with poise and professionalism. Since 1958, the Miss OSU Program has empowered extraordinary women on the OSU-Stillwater campus to dream big, give it everything they have and stand for what matters. While expanding their personal and professional networks within a connected and supportive sisterhood, Miss OSU program grants student contestants opportunities to practice and compete in resenting themselves and addressing an audience and to advocate for community service initiatives to which they actively dedicate their time and energy. Post-competition, the Miss OSU titleholder continues to develop her career readiness and community engagement competencies, while serving as an ambassador for both Oklahoma State University and the Stillwater community and preparing to represent OSU in the Miss Oklahoma Pageant. "Miss OSU Competition 2027 is a campus organization open to all students"
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Military science club philanthropy
By By Military Science Club
Military Science Club is a campus organization open to all students. We give an understanding of military history and tactics, valuable academic opportunities.
Military Science Club is a campus organization open to all students. We give an understanding of military history and tactics, valuable academic opportunities. By Military Science Club The Military Science Club is seeking your support for the 2026-2027 academic year! Our mission is to enhance students' understanding of military history and tactics while offering valuable academic and professional development opportunities. We are dedicated to fostering leadership skills, high moral standards, and strong social interactions among students pursuing a minor in Military Science. Military Science Club is a campus organization open to all students. In partnership with the Army ROTC program at OSU, we are proud to support the Cowboy Battalion a distinguished unit with a century-long legacy, having commissioned over 6,000 cadets who have served honorably from World War I to modern conflicts. The Army ROTC currently supports over 150 cadets who are working towards commissioning as officers in various fields such as Infantry, Engineering, Logistics, and Aviation. These cadets are trained to lead and inspire large groups of soldiers, with guidance from instructors who challenge and develop their leadership capabilities. Your financial support is crucial in helping us achieve our goals and provide these emerging leaders with enhanced opportunities. Contributions directly benefit the Military Science Club, allowing us to offer more educational and developmental experiences while upholding the high standards of military excellence. Become a sponsor today and play a key role in shaping the future leaders of the US Army. Your generosity helps us continue our vital work and supports the ongoing success of our cadets and club members. Thank you for your support!
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Beta Pi Gives: Member Success & Event Participation Fund
By Alpha Omega Epsilon
Supporting member participation in chapter events, professional development, and organizational opportunities.
Supporting member participation in chapter events, professional development, and organizational opportunities. Alpha Omega Epsilon Alpha Omega Epsilon is an international sorority organization that promotes friendship, leadership and professionalism to all members of the organization, the community and our professions. The Beta Pi chapter of AΩE is a campus organization open to all students. Our chapter has happily welcomed students of all majors and backgrounds since it was founded in 2015. The Beta Pi Gives: Member Success & Event Participation Fund supports women pursuing degrees and careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). The fund helps reduce financial barriers that may prevent students from fully participating in educational, leadership, professional development and chapter opportunities. These experiences help students build confidence, develop valuable skills and make connections that support their growth in college and beyond. Donor support directly invests in the success of women in STEM by making meaningful opportunities more accessible. Contributions can help members participate in events and experiences that strengthen their leadership, professional skills and connections within the STEM community. By helping ease financial barriers, this fund allows students to focus on making the most of their education and developing the skills they need to pursue their future careers. We are incredibly grateful for every contribution to Beta Pi Gives. By supporting this initiative, you are investing in the next generation of women in STEM and helping create greater access to opportunities that empower them to become successful professionals, leaders and innovators.
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Lift Off to New Heights with P4
By Pistol Pete's Propulsion Posse
P4 is raising funds to support professional development, travel, and the materials needed for propulsion projects so the team can learn and compete.
P4 is raising funds to support professional development, travel, and the materials needed for propulsion projects so the team can learn and compete. Pistol Pete's Propulsion Posse Who are we? Pistol Pete's Propulsion Posse is a campus organization open to all students. The student engineering team of about 50 members takes part in the Aerospace Propulsion Outreach Program, a national initiative sponsored by the United States Air Force. The team's mission is to design, modify, and test a 22‑pound‑thrust turbojet engine while working through a structured engineering cycle that includes baseline testing, conceptual and detailed design reviews, and a final design presentation. Students receive hands-on training in engine testing and showcase their completed work at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. Through this program, members gain direct experience with propulsion systems, collaborate with knowledgeable mentors, and build valuable skills for future careers in the aerospace industry. What are we raising funds for? Pistol Pete's Propulsion Posse is raising funds to support the functioning of our club. This includes professional development, essential materials, and travel to competitions and conferences. At the end of the year, we will travel to Dayton, Ohio, where our student engineering team will present its turbojet design at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Funding will help cover essential travel costs such as transportation, lodging, and meals, ensuring our members can showcase their work, gain hands‑on experience in the aerospace propulsion industry, and represent Oklahoma State University on a national stage. Thank you for your support!
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Form, Fabric, and Flow: Immersive Learning in Japan 2027
By Aditya Jayadas
Help our OSU students experience design, culture, and innovation firsthand across Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka
Help our OSU students experience design, culture, and innovation firsthand across Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka Aditya Jayadas Form, Fabric, and Flow is an immersive study abroad experience that takes Oklahoma State University students to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, Japan. Students will explore the intersection of tradition and innovation through firsthand experiences in design, fashion, interiors, textiles, retail, architecture, and Japanese culture. Through site visits, cultural experiences, and reflection, students will connect classroom learning with the global design environment while developing a deeper appreciation for Japanese culture and creativity. Design and Merchandising (DM) Study Abroad is a campus organization open to all students, regardless of their major. The organization promotes global learning, cultural exploration, and international experiences through study abroad opportunities, such as Form, Fabric, and Flow: Immersive Learning in Japan 2027. These experiences allow students to explore design, culture, innovation, and creativity while gaining valuable global perspectives. The Design and Merchandising department is located within the College of Education and Human Sciences at Oklahoma State University.
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Help us to Secure First Place in the Argonia Cup '27
By Cowboy Rocketworks Team
The Argonia Cup is an annual high power rocketry competition with a unique scoring equation and rule set that changes annually.
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The Argonia Cup is an annual high power rocketry competition with a unique scoring equation and rule set that changes annually. Cowboy Rocketworks Team Cowboy Rocketworks is Oklahoma State University’s student-led high-power rocketry team, bringing together students who share a passion for aerospace, engineering, and hands-on problem solving. Our members take what they learn in the classroom, expand upon it, and apply it to the challenge of designing, manufacturing, testing, and launching high-powered rockets. Each year, our team works across areas including aero-structures, stability, propulsion with a focus on solid rocket motors, avionics, aerodynamics, both additive and subtractive manufacturing, and recovery to develop rockets for collegiate competitions and test flights. Members gain hands-on experience with composite manufacturing, electronics, simulation, propulsion testing, and launch operations while working together to turn an initial concept into a flight-ready vehicle. For the 2027 Argonia Cup, Cowboy Rocketworks is taking on another ambitious competition rocket. From raw materials and electronic components to propulsion, testing, transportation, and launch expenses, building and flying a high-powered rocket requires significant resources. By supporting Cowboy Rocketworks, you aren't just helping us build a rocket. You're giving students the opportunity to develop real engineering skills, tackle challenging problems, gain valuable hands-on experience, and represent Oklahoma State University on the launch field. Every contribution, large or small, helps us get one step closer to launch day. Help us build it. Help us launch it. Help us reach higher. Cowboy Rocketworks is a campus organization open to all students.
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Help OSU Women's Club Soccer Kick Off a Winning Season!
By OSU Women’s Soccer Club
Support OSU Women's Club Soccer by helping fund travel, equipment, tournaments, and team expenses!
Support OSU Women's Club Soccer by helping fund travel, equipment, tournaments, and team expenses! OSU Women’s Soccer Club OSU Women’s Club Soccer is more than just a team. We’re a group of students who come together to compete, make memories, and represent Oklahoma State through our love of soccer. OSU Women’s Club Soccer is a student organization open to all students who want to be involved in the sport and be part of our team. This season, we’re ready to take the field, face new competition, travel to tournaments, and continue building a team we’re proud to be part of. Your support can help make that possible! Donations will go toward travel, tournaments, equipment, uniforms, and team bonding activities throughout the season. Whether it helps get us to our next game or brings the team together for an outing, every contribution helps us create opportunities both on and off the field. We’re excited for what this season has in store, and we’d love to have you on our team! Thank you for supporting OSU Women’s Club Soccer and helping us chase our goals one game at a time. Go Pokes!
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HLI - Lead with purpose in Zimbabwe Study Abroad
By Josh Taylor
This interdisciplinary program combines cultural immersion & leadership development to explore Zimbabwe’s history with OSU alumna Dr. Tererai Trent.
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This interdisciplinary program combines cultural immersion & leadership development to explore Zimbabwe’s history with OSU alumna Dr. Tererai Trent. Josh Taylor This interdisciplinary program blends cultural immersion with leadership development, offering a deep dive into the nation's rich history. Students will engage with local communities, explore iconic landmarks and enhance their academic and personal journey. Open to all majors. Lead with Purpose in Zimbabwe Study Abroad is a campus organization open to all students. Members of the President's Leadership Council (PLC) at OSU have the opportunity to travel to Zimbabwe, Africa, and learn from OSU Alumna and 2027 OSU Hall of Fame inductee, Dr. Tererai Trent. During their time in Zimbabwe, students engaged in seminars with Dr. Trent and interact with her work in rural villages, all while gaining insights into global and cultural perspectives on ethical leadership. Additionally, students will visit the breathtaking Victoria Falls waterfall and tour the towns of Harare and Matau. The funds raised will be used for scholarships for OSU students who have not had a study abroad experience and want to complete a global leadership study aboard course with the staff and faculty of the Hargis Leadership Institute.
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Send A Cowboy Abroad | HLI
By HLI | Global Learning
Help remove financial barriers to study abroad, giving OSU students opportunities to experience new cultures, broaden perspectives, and grow as global leaders.
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Help remove financial barriers to study abroad, giving OSU students opportunities to experience new cultures, broaden perspectives, and grow as global leaders. Send a Cowboy Abroad Turn "I wish I could" into I'm going." Open a Door. Change a World. HLI | Global Learning Study abroad can be one of the most transformative experiences of a student’s college journey. It takes learning beyond the classroom, introducing students to new cultures, perspectives, communities, and ways of thinking. These experiences can build confidence, independence, cultural awareness, and leadership skills that students carry with them long after they return home. But for many Oklahoma State University students, the opportunity to study abroad can feel out of reach due to cost. Send a Cowboy Abroad is a fundraising initiative for our Global Learning Experience Program within the Hargis Leadership Institute created to help remove those financial barriers. Funds raised through this project will support scholarships for OSU students participating in study abroad experiences, helping make global learning more accessible to students who may otherwise be unable to participate. It is a campus organization open to all students. At the Hargis Leadership Institute, we believe leadership development happens through experiences that challenge students to step outside what is familiar, engage with different perspectives, and better understand themselves and the world around them. Study abroad provides a unique opportunity for students to do exactly that. Your gift can help a student move from “I wish I could go” to “I’m going.” Whether you give $5, $25, $50, or more, every contribution helps open the door to experiences that can broaden a student’s perspective and influence how they learn, lead, and engage with the world. By supporting Send a Cowboy Abroad, you are investing in access, education, personal growth, and the development of globally minded leaders. Become a Global Cowboy Champion and help us open doors to OSU students.
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Fundraiser for SASES
By OSU Agronomy Club
The OSU Agronomy Club is a student organization helping students to explore their interests in agriculture and grow as agronomists.
Agriculture, Agronomy, SASES, Crops, Farming, Agronomist, Networking
The OSU Agronomy Club is a student organization helping students to explore their interests in agriculture and grow as agronomists. OSU Agronomy Club The OSU Agronomy Club was founded in 1923. The Agronomy Club is a campus organization open to all students. Throughout its years the club has flourished and evolved. Our members are taken to new heights and experiencing greater challenges. We want all club members to have the opportunity to receive information about of career paths and keep them informed in the ever-changing agriculture industry. The mission of the OSU Agronomy Club is to promote fellowship, leadership and educational opportunities among agronomists. The official club of the Plant and Soil Sciences Department that seeks to increase the knowledge of agronomy through industry leaders, professionals and student involvement. We participate in campus wide and community wide activities, attend national and regional conferences while fostering a family of like-minded individuals seeking to make a difference. Our overall goal is to teach our members how to care for the land and leave the world better than we found it. The annual meeting of the Students of Agronomy, Soil, and Environmental Sciences (SASES) is a wonderful opportunity for Agronomy Club members to learn recent groundbreaking discoveries in agricultural research, get insight into industry, and to network with students, professors, and professionals from around the country. The annual meeting will be held in Portland, OR, with future meetings being held at a rotating cast of different major U.S. cities. Members will participate in tours of agriculture in the surrounding areas, competitions in quiz bowl, crops judging, networking events, and a career fair. Students will also be able to attend lectures and research presentations from academics from around the nation. By helping support the Agronomy Club, your donation will help send members to this significant meeting and will impact the future careers of these students.
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From Stillwater to the National Stage: OSU INFORMS Chapter
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Contribute today towads operations research
Contribute today towads operations research informs Every operations researcher learns to ask one question: with limited resources, where does each dollar do the most good? Operations research is the science behind how airlines schedule crews, how hospitals route patients, and how supply chains survive disruption. Our members at the OSU INFORMS Student Chapter study it every day. For this campaign, we asked that question about ourselves. Our answer: get students out of the classroom and onto the national stage. The constraint The experiences that turn a student into a professional happen outside the classroom: presenting to a room of experts, talking with an engineer from a company they hope to join, or learning a tool no course teaches. Each fall, the INFORMS Annual Meeting brings together researchers and industry leaders from across operations research and analytics. For a student, presenting there can be the start of a career. For many, the cost of getting there is the binding constraint. A student who presents once and meets people in the field graduates with a network. A student who can't afford the trip doesn't. The evidence"INFORMS has helped me grow not only as an operations research professional, but also as a leader and part of a broader academic community. Attending the INFORMS Annual Meeting was especially meaningful, as it gave me the opportunity to learn from researchers and practitioners, exchange ideas, and see how analytics and optimization are creating real-world impact. Combined with my involvement in the Oklahoma State University INFORMS Student Chapter, these experiences have strengthened my confidence, broadened my perspective, and deepened my connection to the field."— Kazi Arman Ahmed, Dual MSc in Industrial Engineering & Management and Business Analytics & Data Science, Oklahoma State University The objective: $5,000 We're raising $5,000 to lift that constraint and fund a full year of exciting programs for the OSU INFORMS Student Chapter. The allocation The largest share goes where it changes careers. $2,500: Five $500 conference travel grants. These cover registration, travel, and lodging for members presenting at the INFORMS Annual Meeting or a regional conference. First-time presenters get first priority. $1,200: Speaker series and workshops. Four to six events this year, free and open to every OSU student. $600: Competition prizes. Our fall INFORMS Competition and a spring Analytics Challenge, which are often a student's first introduction to operations research. $500: Community events. Monthly Coffee & Cookie Hours, tables at org fairs, and a first-year welcome event. These are how most of our members first walked in the door. $200: Chapter materials. T-shirts, handouts, and a banner for fairs and competitions. If we beat our goal Every extra dollar goes to more travel grants, because that's where the need is deepest. Each additional $500 sends one more student to the national stage. Where you come in Every gift counts. $25 welcomes a new member at Coffee & Cookie Hour. $500 sends a student to the national stage. Give at any level, then share this page so it reaches someone else who'd like to help. About the OSU INFORMS Student ChapterWe are the OSU Student Chapter of INFORMS (the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences), the international professional society for operations research and analytics. Our mission is to spark interest in the field and to build a community where students and faculty grow together. We do that in three ways: Leadership: We develop leaders ready to tackle real-world challenges. Networking: We connect students with professionals in industry and academia. Professional development: We help students build the skills that industry and academia need today. We, the OSU INFORMS Student Chapter, are a student organization open to all students. Undergraduate and graduate students of any major are welcome, and no background in operations research and/or management sciences is needed to join.
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From Pantry to Plate: Connecting Cultures, Building Community
By OSU Nutritional Sciences & FRC
This project will expand culturally diverse food options at the OSU Family Resource Center and launch Global Kitchen, a monthly cooking series.
This project will expand culturally diverse food options at the OSU Family Resource Center and launch Global Kitchen, a monthly cooking series. OSU Nutritional Sciences & FRC Food does more than meet a basic need. It can remind us of home, carry family traditions, and create connections with others. For students living far from home, however, finding familiar foods can sometimes be difficult or expensive. From Pantry to Plate: Connecting Cultures, Building Community will help make culturally diverse foods more accessible while creating opportunities for the OSU community to learn about and celebrate the many food traditions represented on our campus. From Pantry to Plate: Connecting Cultures, Building Community is a campus initiative or organization open to all students. Our project has two connected parts. First, we will expand and sustain a Cultural Food Pantry at the OSU Family Resource Center. We will stock more foods that reflect the cultures, food preferences, and cooking traditions represented across OSU’s international community. Donor support will help expand the variety of culturally familiar foods available through the pantry, giving students the opportunity to find foods they recognize, know how to prepare, and are excited to take home. Second, we will launch Global Kitchen, a monthly cooking series featuring cuisines from different countries. International student organizations will help identify cuisines to highlight, ensuring that the series reflects the diverse cultures and experiences of our campus community. During each class, students will learn simple, practical ways to prepare nutritious meals and explore how pantry ingredients can be used in different recipes. Each Global Kitchen session will be an opportunity to learn, share, and connect. Students will receive recipe cards and selected ingredients to take home so they can recreate the meal themselves, along with information about where to find featured ingredients in the Stillwater community. For us, From Pantry to Plate is about more than putting food on a shelf. It is about helping students find something familiar, discover something new, and feel more comfortable navigating food in a new country. Your gift will help us move food from the pantry to the plate while bringing people together. Donations will support the purchase of culturally familiar foods, expand the variety of items available through the pantry, provide ingredients for cooking classes and nutrition education activities, and develop recipe cards and other resources students can use beyond the classroom. Whether a student is looking for an ingredient that reminds them of home or simply needs some help figuring out what to do with an unfamiliar food, your support can make a difference. Together, we can create a food pantry where international students can find food that feels familiar, learn new skills, share their cultures, and build connections within the OSU community. Thank you for helping us support international students at OSU, one meal, one recipe, and one connection at a time.
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First Impressions Matter: Confidence to Career
By Claudia's Career Closet
Claudia’s Career Closet provides free professional attire to OSU students, helping them feel confident and prepared for career opportunities.
Claudias Career Closet
Claudia’s Career Closet provides free professional attire to OSU students, helping them feel confident and prepared for career opportunities. Claudia's Career Closet At Claudia’s Career Closet, we know preparation builds confidence. Oklahoma State University students are talented, driven and ready to succeed - but not all have access to the professional attire needed for interviews, career fairs, internships and networking opportunities. Our mission is simple: to help OSU students feel confident and prepared for professional opportunities by providing career-ready clothing at no cost. What We Do: Claudia’s Career Closet provides professional clothing, shoes and accessories to OSU students preparing for interviews, career fairs, internships, networking events and other professional opportunities. Our goal is to remove one more barrier so students can focus on what matters most - sharing their skills, experience and potential. How You Can Help: Our PhilanthroPete campaign aims to raise $5,000 to provide career-ready apparel for OSU students as they prepare for interviews, career fairs, internships and, ultimately, their first professional job. Your gift will help purchase: Suits, blazers and professional attire Dress shirts, blouses and professional basics Professional shoes Belts, ties and accessories High-demand sizes and items not available through clothing donations And $5,000 is only the beginning! If we reach or exceed our goal, please don’t let that stop you from giving. Every additional dollar allows us to serve more students and keep Claudia’s Career Closet stocked with the items they need most. Every gift helps an OSU student step into their next opportunity feeling prepared, confident and career-ready. At Claudia’s Career Closet, we like to say our profit is kindness — made possible through generous clothing donations and financial gifts from people like you. Your gift is more than clothing. It is confidence, preparation and opportunity. Thank you for investing in OSU students and helping them take the next step toward their future. Go Pokes!
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Fall 2026-OSU Running Club Fundraising Campaign
By Laura Tra
Help OSU Running Club support student runners with race entry fees and more!
Help OSU Running Club support student runners with race entry fees and more! Laura Tra The OSU Running Club is a campus organization open to all students founded to build a community around running. The leaders of the club recognized that there wasn't a running club officially registered at OSU four years ago, so we took the initiative to create our own. We are an organization aiming to give previous runners a team again and to help new runners start running. We currently have 60 members, and we meet twice weekly for recreational runs. We also host friendly races several times a year for our club members, often collaborating with the local STARR running club for our events. We provide snacks, team dinners, t-shirts, and other running gear to our runners, as well as covering race entry fees for community races. We greatly appreciate your support. Any amount benefits hard-working students participating in the sport they love.
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Fall 2026 Cheer Nationals Support
By Lindsay Bracken
Help OSU Competitive Cheer Reach Daytona & STUNT Nationals!
Help OSU Competitive Cheer Reach Daytona & STUNT Nationals! Lindsay Bracken OSU Competitive Cheer and STUNT is a campus organization open to all students. As a self-supported club sport, the OSU Competitive Cheer and STUNT team relies on fundraising and out-of-pocket contributions from athletes to cover the costs of competing. This season, our team is preparing to represent Oklahoma State University at NCA College Nationals in Daytona Beach, Florida, as well as STUNT Nationals. We are raising funds to help cover essential expenses such as competition fees, flights, hotels, transportation, choreography, music, uniforms, and other costs associated with competing at the national level. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps make these opportunities possible for our athletes. We are incredibly grateful for your support as we work toward representing OSU and competing for a National Championship. Go Pokes!
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Fall 2026 - Send the Ethics Team to the Ethics Bowl
By OSU Ethics Club
Help the OSU Ethics Team compete in Ethics Bowl tournaments this year by supporting travel, lodging, competition fees, and other expenses.
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Help the OSU Ethics Team compete in Ethics Bowl tournaments this year by supporting travel, lodging, competition fees, and other expenses. OSU Ethics Club The Oklahoma State University Ethics Team gives students the opportunity to put their skills in ethical reasoning and argumentation to the test through intercollegiate Ethics Bowl competitions. Ethics Bowl creates a space for students to discuss difficult and controversial topics in a setting focused on thoughtful discussion, understanding, and reasoned disagreement rather than judgment. Each year, our students work together to prepare for challenging cases and compete against teams from other universities. This year, we plan to compete at the state competition in Oklahoma and at regionals in Texas. If our team qualifies through regionals, we will have the opportunity to compete at the national level. We typically bring two teams of about five students to competitions, along with other active members of the club who contribute to our preparation throughout the year. Donations to the Ethics Team help cover tournament entry fees, hotels, travel-related expenses, and other costs associated with competing. These expenses can add up quickly, and every contribution makes it easier for students to participate without having to shoulder as much of the cost themselves. Your support helps us continue competing, representing Oklahoma State University, and creating opportunities for students to engage seriously with challenging ethical questions. The OSU Ethics Team is a student organization open to all students.
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Fall 2026 - NSAC Competition 2026-2027
By OSU NSAC 2026-2027 Team
Please support our team as we showcase bold strategy, creativity, and teamwork in the nation’s premier student advertising competition, representing OSU.
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Please support our team as we showcase bold strategy, creativity, and teamwork in the nation’s premier student advertising competition, representing OSU. OSU NSAC 2026-2027 Team The National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) is the nation’s premier collegiate advertising challenge. Each year, over 2,000 students create and pitch real campaigns for a major corporate client. This year’s client is Rocket Mortgage, and our OSU team is already deep in research, interviews, and strategy. We are a student organization open to all students. Over the next year, we will build a complete advertising campaign and present it to top industry professionals. With your support, we can represent Oklahoma State at the District 10 competition in Dallas, TX this April, and we hope to go on to the semifinals and the national finals in June. No amount goes unnoticed, all donations to OSU's 2026-27 NSAC team are greatly appreciated. Why Your Gift Is Important Travel, materials, resources, and competition costs add up quickly. Our fundraising goal of $5,000 makes it possible for our team to be prepared to compete at the highest level. Every dollar goes directly toward helping team members gain real-world agency experience and the ability to showcase their talents on a national stage. MEET OUR TEAM! Haley Hoffman - Broken Arrow, OK | Strategic Communications "After graduation, I will be pursuing my masters degree in Mass Communications at OSU. In my future, I hope to work in social media and digital advertising!" Avery Wisdom - Frisco, TX | Strategic Communications "My goal is to lead communications for a nonprofit organization or church!" Bryssa Garcia - Edinburg, TX | Strategic Communications "After graduation, I plan to pursue my master's degree in mass communications." Rachel Teran - Mustang, OK | Strategic Communications "Post-graduation, my goal is to work in internal communications for a large company!" Bella Pham - Oklahoma City, OK | Strategic Communications "My dream is to do communications for a professional basketball team!" Trinity Kohnen - Morris, OK | Strategic Communications "I am still exploring my plan, but my passion lies in helping small Oklahoma businesses market themselves!" Jennifer Ware - Chandler, OK | Strategic Communications "After graduation, crisis management would be a dream!" Conner Wilson - Stroud, OK | Strategic Communications "I would like to work in music marketing post-graduation!" Thank you for supporting the future of advertising and the pride of OSU. Go Pokes!
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Fall 2026 - ASHRAE OSU Student Branch Fundraiser
By The ASHRAE OSU Student Branch
To support students through industry visits, workshops, academic conferences, and professional development in HVAC&R and building sciences.
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To support students through industry visits, workshops, academic conferences, and professional development in HVAC&R and building sciences. The ASHRAE OSU Student Branch ASHARE is a campus organization open to all students whose goal is to support students through industry visits, workshops, academic conferences, and professional development in HVAC&R and building sciences. We are fundraising to send student to the national conference to discus there research and lean about the cutting edge!
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Environmental Science Professional Master's Program
By Mike Thayer
We produce leaders today that assist industry navigate complex environmental regulations to ensure a healthy planet for the future.
We produce leaders today that assist industry navigate complex environmental regulations to ensure a healthy planet for the future. Mike Thayer The OSU-Tulsa Professional Master's in Environmental Science provides students with real-world skills and practical knowledge needed by employers in every industry to navigate a constantly changing regulatory landscape while simultaneously balancing economic growth and the broader needs of society. Most of our instructors are adjunct faculty. These individuals are practicing environmental professionals and subject matter experts in the courses they teach. This intentional blending of "practitioner-teachers" with course content provides our students with real-world, practical, and immediately usable skills. Like many higher education programs, we are beginning to offer more online content, which presents its own unique challenges. To ensure we continue to provide our students with the most current and practical experience possible, both in-person and virtually, we need you help. Your gift to our program is not only a gift to our students, but an investment into the continued protection of human health and the environment. With the funds raised, we aim to purchase environmental sampling and contaminant exposure control equipment commonly used in industry. To improve our online learning content creation, we will invest in upgraded cameras, microphones, lighting, and other tools or training to ensure virtual content is presented in a highly professional and engaging manner. Thank you for your support of our students and a sustainable future.
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Endowing the BAE Engagement and Support Team Honorary Award
By OSU Dept. of BAE
Make your impact and help us ensure the students and staff in BAE will have perpetual financial support!
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Make your impact and help us ensure the students and staff in BAE will have perpetual financial support! OSU Dept. of BAE The Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering is working towards endowing a student scholarship and staff recognition award called the BAE Engagement and Support Team Honorary award! By endowing the award, we can ensure that this important recognition and scholarship assistance is available for our department's students and staff in perpetuity. The BAE Engagement and Support Team Honorary Award was established by the graduates of the 2006, 2011 and 2016 classes to honor and recognize departmental staff that elevate the college experience of BAE beyond academics. The staff of the department have helped shape the culture and the family experience that its students remember. In addition to helping create and nurture the tight knight community that is BAE, the staff have also made a big impact on the recruitment and retention of students. BAE Class of 2006BAE Class of 2011 BAE Class of 2016 "Our class recognized that one of the things that made BAE so special was not just the amazing education that we received, or the relationships that we built with each other as classmates, or the dedication of the professors, but so much of the special experiences that we had hinged on the relationships that we had with the office and lab staff. They contributed so much to the overall family-like environment that the department has." -Mary Elizabeth Mach, BAE class of 2006 While this award was established to assist in recognizing the staff that support the students on their academic journeys, its primary focus is on providing scholarships to students who are actively engaged in the department through the department's different student organizations and activities. Those students and staff who give their time and effort without hesitation are the important pieces of the fabric that is responsible for building the familial culture of the department and enhances the experiences of the BAE community. We hope you will consider supporting the students and staff of the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering to ensure that we will always be able to recognize those special individuals who show up and give back for the benefit of the department.
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Cowboys Care Ambassadors
By Cowboys Care
Cowboys Care is a campus-wide mental health initiative. Our goal is to provide students and faculty with mental health resources.
Cowboys Care is a campus-wide mental health initiative. Our goal is to provide students and faculty with mental health resources. Cowboys Care Cowboys Care is a campus-wide mental health initiative open to all students at Oklahoma State University that seeks to reduce stigma, encourage help-seeking, and connect students, faculty, and staff to mental health resources. The initiative brings together existing counseling, wellness, and support services and emphasizes looking out for one another. The Cowboys Care Ambassador Program is a 90-minute online training program that prepares participants to support mental health and suicide prevention on campus. Ambassadors complete QPR suicide prevention training, learn how to use the Care Report system to help connect peers to campus resources, and gain skills to recognize and respond to signs of distress. After training, ambassadors collaborate on mental health and wellness events and are offered opportunities for continued education and advanced training. Cowboys Care Ambassadors wear an orange bandana and a teal button to signify their role as a visible, approachable outlet for anyone in distress, and they carry resource cards to easily share counseling and support information with those who may need it. Your donation will support the Cowboys Care Ambassador program as it continues to grow by providing ambassador supplies (such as bandanas, buttons, and resource cards), hosting mental health and wellness activities, and offering ongoing training and education in suicide prevention and mental health advocacy.
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Cowboy Stuttering Camp and Supporting Stuttering in Oklahoma
By John Tetnowski
Help kids who stutter and their families attend the Cowboy Stuttering Camp at Oklahoma State University. Help kids get the help they need!
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Help kids who stutter and their families attend the Cowboy Stuttering Camp at Oklahoma State University. Help kids get the help they need! John Tetnowski Stuttering impacts about 1 in every 100 people. In Oklahoma, that is over 40,000 individuals. With limited specialized care options, the Cowboy Stuttering Camp stands as a unique opportunity to help those that do stutter. The three-week camp is held on the campus of Oklahoma State University each summer. It provides individualized treatment, group treatment, training to accept stuttering and become better communicators, and parent training to help their children understand and cope with their stuttering. The three-week session ends with a capstone event where each camper makes an oral presentation to a learge group of campers, their families and their friends. In addition to the Cowboy Stuttering Camp, the Stuttering Research and Therapy Lab, led by Dr. John Tetnowski produces cutting-edge research, trains master's and PhD students, provides workshops for working speech-language pathologists and holds/sponsors several events each year throughout the state for people who stutter. The lab holds a strong affiliation with the National Stuttering Association, the largest self-help group for people who stutter in the world. Your donation helps support all of these efforts!
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Cowboy Racing 2027
By Cowboy Racing
Support Oklahoma State's favorite Baja SAE team, Cowboy Racing, as we prepare for another year of building our latest competition car.
Support Oklahoma State's favorite Baja SAE team, Cowboy Racing, as we prepare for another year of building our latest competition car. Cowboy Racing Our Goal With your help we can continue to grow the next chapter of Cowboy Racing. We are the smallest of the Zink Center competition teams, and we want to change this. Your donations would be used to better and develop the team, fund components for our cars, and most importantly help send our members to competition. This year we are traveling to Williamsport, PA to compete in the Baja SAE competition with 125 other teams from across the nation and some from across the world. The Baja SAE competition is the pinnacle of the year for the team, we work on designing our competition car from the ground up, build and manufacture in house, test and prepare for May where we go head-to-head with the best of the best from across the world. Competition is comprised of a suspension and traction course, sled pull, hill climb, design review, and the culmination of the whole thing is the 4-hour endurance race against all 125 teams. As our numbers grow, we want to bring as many new members as possible to experience competition, this is where we need your help. With your support we can allow many more members the chance to witness competition and see what all their hard work has been for. A Little About Cowboy Racing Cowboy Racing is a part of Baja SAE which is an international collegiate design competition hosted by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). University students around the globe fund, design, and build an off-road prototype race vehicles that compete in a series of rigorous design, dynamic, and marketing challenges. Cowboy Racing has been a OSU recognized club for over 30 years, with a legacy of hardworking students that dedicate countless hours to the competitions. The team plans on competing in several competitions across the nation during the upcoming school year. Our purpose is to expose students to design, manufacturing, planning, testing, and many other crucial aspects to becoming a well-rounded engineer, and what better way to accomplish this than building an entire mini-scale Baja car from the ground up. Cowboy Racing is a campus organization open to all students and the team is completely comprised of students not only from the CEAT college but other majors as well, such as a psychology and air traffic control majors. More Events with Cowboy Racing We also host an annual event called Fall Frenzy, for local Baja SAE teams to come to our track and compete in a mock-competition to prepare for competition in the summer, which is open to the public and a great opportunity to get to know other teams and practice for competition.
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Cowboy Aphasia Camp 2027
By The Cowboy Aphasia Camp Team
Your donation to this project supports OSU's graduate speech-language pathology students who are helping people with aphasia. Neurons Firing!!
Your donation to this project supports OSU's graduate speech-language pathology students who are helping people with aphasia. Neurons Firing!! The Cowboy Aphasia Camp Team The brain will be the centerpiece for Cowboy Aphasia Camp 2027. This amazing structure supports the ability to use language, and language is at the core of human identity. Language allows us connect with each other, to learn, and to navigate our daily lives. It's easy to take language for granted until things go haywire. Aphasia is the loss of language abilities, usually after stroke or similar brain injury. In rare cases, it can be an early sign of other progressive neurological disease. In all cases, aphasia steals a person’s words and can make it hard to express ideas verbally or through writing. It can also limit the ability to understand spoken and written words. Aphasia is NOT a loss of intelligence, but it does make it difficult for people to use words to show their competence, sense of humor, and identity. Cowboy Aphasia Camp is offered annually on the OSU-Tulsa campus. This event partners OSU graduate students in the Communication Sciences & Disorders Department and people with aphasia for a week of mutual learning. Activities include intensive language practice, computer-based treatment, group communication interactions, and holistic activities such as painting, music, and animal-assisted therapy. You might even catch us dancing, laughing, singing, and telling jokes!The National Aphasia Association estimates that close to 2 million people in the U.S. have aphasia. This makes aphasia more common than Parkinson’s disease, but a survey by the NAA in 2020 showed that most people were not familiar with aphasia or ways to help a person who has it. Your donation to Cowboy Aphasia Camp supports people with aphasia, and the OSU students who are learning to help them in their recovery journey. The funds are used for supplies, food (Did you know that your brain burns about 20% of your daily calorie intake?!), and other camp expenses. You are helping people with aphasia regain their identity, and you are helping OSU produce outstanding speech-language pathologists! Thank you for joining our team and helping us change some brains in 2027!
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OSU Debate Club
By Jordan Mouton
The OSU Debate Club is an organization seeking to expand civil discourse and help those involved develop their speaking abilities.
The OSU Debate Club is an organization seeking to expand civil discourse and help those involved develop their speaking abilities. Jordan Mouton The Oklahoma State University Debate Club (OSUDC) is a campus organization open to all students that is dedicated to promoting reasonable and formal verbal discourse. OSUDC encourages open-minded discussions over all ranges of topics and issues. The organization wants to help improve our members’ ability to articulate and speak, as well as pioneer their individual beliefs and thoughts for all to hear.Our weekly activities consist of meetings that create a welcome and open environment to discuss various issues. These meetings are not intended to be heavily structured; they are intended to give anyone an opportunity to speak their mind on a subject. However, we do have other projects that we are interested in sponsoring to help fulfill our goals as a club.One way we seek to accomplish this mission is through involvement in debate competitions. Debate competitions allow those involved an opportunity to understand and defend a certain perspective in addition to learning about opposing perspectives and how to address them. These competitions also necessitate knowing how to formulate points so that judges and opponents comprehend what is being said. As such, debate competitions develop skills that are highly pertinent to our mission at OSUDC. There are costs associated with involvement in competition (mainly costs to participate and travel costs). We hope that through your support, we can not only raise funds for this competition, but also for any future competitions we wish to hold.Another way we hope to approach our goals is through on-campus debate events. These can provide opportunities for people to gain knowledge of differing viewpoints and help people think critically about certain topics. In addition, these would also provide a model for civil discourse that could help enhance productive conversations on campus and beyond. Like with debate competitions, we seek your support to help enable us to sponsor these events.These are some, but not necessarily the only ways we hope to expand OSUDC's reach. We would love to see you donate to help support us in OSUDC's mission! Thank you!
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CITD Global Research Fellows: OSU Students, Global Impact
By Wes Watkins CITD
Help OSU students tackle real-world global challenges through applied research in trade, energy, supply chains, markets, and economic competitiveness.
Help OSU students tackle real-world global challenges through applied research in trade, energy, supply chains, markets, and economic competitiveness. Wes Watkins CITD The world in which Oklahoma companies operate is becoming more connected, more competitive, and more complex. International trade, energy security, supply-chain resilience, emerging technologies, and global economic risk increasingly affect businesses and communities here at home. Oklahoma State University is uniquely positioned to help students understand those forces while connecting university knowledge to practical challenges facing the state. The CITD Global Research Fellows initiative will expand hands-on applied research opportunities for OSU students through the Wes Watkins Center for International Trade Development. Building on CITD's existing work with graduate assistants and student researchers, Fellows will contribute to projects involving international trade, energy, supply chains, global markets, economic competitiveness, and other emerging issues. Students will have opportunities to work with CITD staff, faculty, industry experts, and international partners to turn research into analysis, briefings, and other useful knowledge products. PhilanthroPete support will help CITD launch and test this expanded model. Funds may support student research through appropriate university mechanisms, data and research resources, analytical and technology tools, project materials, professional development, approved research travel, and the preparation and dissemination of student work. Just as importantly, the pilot will help CITD learn which projects, partnerships, and experiences create the greatest value for students and for the Oklahoma organizations the Center serves. Our goal is larger than completing a single research project. We want to strengthen a sustainable pipeline of applied research opportunities that prepares OSU students for globally connected careers while increasing CITD's capacity to address real-world challenges. Your support will help us test that model, create meaningful experiences for students, and build stronger connections among OSU, Oklahoma industry, and the wider world. Thank you for investing in OSU students and Oklahoma's global future.
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Bullet Racing - Fuel the Future
By Bullet Racing
Bullet Racing is an interdisciplinary club at Oklahoma State University that designs, builds, and races a quarter-scale open-wheel racecar!
Bullet Racing is an interdisciplinary club at Oklahoma State University that designs, builds, and races a quarter-scale open-wheel racecar! Bullet Racing About Us At Bullet Racing, we are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of engineering and innovation. Bullet Racing is a campus organization open to all students! As an interdisciplinary club at Oklahoma State University, we teach our members a diverse range of skills that set them apart as they head into the workforce. Our team is excited to present our latest endeavor, "Fuel the Future," where we aim to design and build a cutting-edge Formula SAE car that embodies performance and innovation. Our Goal Our goal is to raise funds for essential components, tools, and resources needed for the development and construction of our car to go to an international competition in Michigan. Contributions will help us cover costs related to parts, safety equipment, competition registration, and research into the latest technologies for engineering our racecar. How You Can Help In today’s rapidly evolving automotive landscape, we recognize the importance of developing vehicles that showcase excellence in automotive engineering. With your support, we will explore advanced materials, innovative design techniques, and high-performance technologies to create a Formula SAE car that demonstrates our commitment to excellence. By investing in our project, you are not just supporting a student organization; you are fueling the future of innovation while helping us cultivate the next generation of skilled professionals. Join us on this exciting journey as we strive to inspire innovation, foster teamwork, and demonstrate the potential for excellence within the automotive industry. Thank you for your interest in helping us reach our goals! Go Pokes!
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Building a future for OSU Rugby
By OSU Rugby
Club rugby team founded in 1974, competing in the Great Plains Rugby Conference with the goal of becoming a competitive conference team.
Club rugby team founded in 1974, competing in the Great Plains Rugby Conference with the goal of becoming a competitive conference team. OSU Rugby Oklahoma State University Rugby Club is a campus organization open to all students. Competing at the Division I-AA level in the NCR Great Plains Rugby Conference. Founded in 1974, our club has a rich history of competing against universities across the region in both 15s and 7s rugby, including several championship seasons. As our team continues to grow and welcome new members, our goal is to expand rugby at Oklahoma State and continue building a competitive program. Our roster continues to grow each year as we attract dedicated student-athletes committed to elevating the standard of rugby on campus. We strive to create an environment where players can develop their skills, build strong relationships, and compete at a high level. Through rugby, we aim to represent Oklahoma State with pride while growing the sport within our community. As we compete throughout the year, we need support to help cover the costs of running our program. With your support, we can provide our players with the resources needed to compete, improve, and represent Oklahoma State on and off the field. Every donation, regardless of size, helps our team continue to compete and work toward bringing another championship back to Stillwater. Here are some of our needs that can improve our team:- Player Dues: We want to make rugby accessible to all of our players. Donations can help reduce the financial burden of player dues and ensure that players are able to participate regardless of their financial situation. - Travel cost: As our conference continues to grow, we are traveling farther and more frequently to compete. Donations will help cover transportation, lodging, and other travel expenses.- Conference Dues: Donations will also help cover our conference dues, allowing us to remain active members of our conference and continue competing against other collegiate programs.-New Equipment: With every new season, our equipment becomes torn and unavailable to be used in practice. With your help, we can get new equipment to improve our team and get us gear that will help us grow and compete in matches.
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Bridging Cultures, Building Community: ISO Crowdfunding
By International Student Org
The International Student Organization (ISO) at Oklahoma State University brings people together through cultural celebration, connection, and community.
The International Student Organization (ISO) at Oklahoma State University brings people together through cultural celebration, connection, and community. Bridging Cultures, Building Community: International Traditions International Student Org The International Student Organization (ISO) at Oklahoma State University brings students from around the world together while helping the broader OSU community experience and celebrate different cultures. We want to create a true home away from home for international students while building meaningful connections with American students, faculty, staff, and the Stillwater community. Through this project, we will support some of ISO’s most meaningful and visible traditions, including our International Food Expo, OSU Homecoming Parade participation, cultural showcases, and International Graduation Celebration. These events give international students a space to proudly share their traditions, food, clothing, stories, and cultures while inviting the entire Cowboy community to participate. As international students ourselves, we understand how important it can be to find community in a new country. Events like these help students feel welcomed, represented, and connected while also giving others the opportunity to learn from cultures they may not otherwise encounter. Our goal is not simply to host events, but to create experiences that bring people together and strengthen the sense of belonging across campus. Funds raised through this project will help us cover event production and logistics, cultural displays, culinary supplies, outreach materials, and other essential costs. With this support, ISO can continue creating accessible, high-quality cultural experiences for students and the wider OSU community. By supporting ISO, donors are helping us celebrate the diversity that makes Oklahoma State special, strengthen connections across cultures, and build a more inclusive Cowboy family. ISO is a campus organization open to all students.
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Brand Squad: For the Love of the Game
By The Brand Squad
Support Brand Squad and help provide students with professional development, networking opportunities, and resources to grow within the sports industry.
Support Brand Squad and help provide students with professional development, networking opportunities, and resources to grow within the sports industry. The Brand Squad Support Oklahoma State University Brand Squad through Philanthropete and help us continue building an organization that gives students meaningful, hands-on experience in the world of sports marketing, branding, communications, leadership, and athletics. Brand Squad brings together students who are passionate about the sports industry and gives them opportunities to learn, create, connect, and grow in ways that go far beyond the classroom. Brand Squad is a campus organization open to all students! Your support helps us provide members with experiences that strengthen both their professional skills and their confidence as future leaders. Through Brand Squad, students are able to gain exposure to real-world marketing concepts, collaborate on creative projects, participate in networking and professional development opportunities, build relationships with alumni and industry professionals, and better understand the many careers available within sports and entertainment. These experiences allow our members to take what they learn academically and apply it in a practical setting while developing skills that will benefit them long after graduation. Donations made through Philanthropete help us expand the opportunities we are able to offer throughout the year. Funding can support member events, professional development initiatives, alumni engagement, networking opportunities, educational experiences, organization programming, special projects, and other resources that help Brand Squad continue to grow. Your contribution also allows us to create stronger connections between current members, alumni, Oklahoma State Athletics, and the greater Cowboy community. One of the most important parts of Brand Squad is the community it creates. Our organization gives students the chance to meet others who share similar interests, work together toward common goals, and develop relationships that can continue throughout their college careers and into their professional lives. We want every member to feel like they are part of something that challenges them, supports them, and prepares them for what comes next. As Brand Squad continues to grow, we want to provide even more opportunities for our members to gain valuable experience, develop their professional networks, take on leadership roles, and explore different areas of the sports industry. Support from donors makes it possible for us to think bigger, create new experiences, and make opportunities more accessible to our members. Your donation is more than simply a contribution to a student organization. It is an investment in students who are working to become the next generation of professionals and leaders in sports, marketing, communications, business, and athletics. Every gift, regardless of size, helps us continue creating experiences that prepare our members for internships, careers, graduate programs, and future leadership opportunities. We are incredibly grateful for everyone who chooses to support Brand Squad through Philanthropete. Your generosity allows us to continue developing our organization, strengthening our connection to Oklahoma State, and providing opportunities that make a lasting difference in the lives of our members. By supporting Brand Squad, you are helping students turn their passion for sports and marketing into real experience, meaningful relationships, and future career opportunities. Thank you for believing in Brand Squad, investing in our members, and helping us continue to grow our impact within Oklahoma State University and the Cowboy community. We are excited about what lies ahead for Brand Squad, and we are grateful to have your support as we continue building an organization that develops students, creates opportunities, and represents Oklahoma State with pride.
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Beyond the Classroom: Expanding the CDIS Undergraduate Experience
By OSU Department of Communicatio
Give CDIS students hands-on experiences in research, clinical learning, technology, and community engagement.
CDIS, communication sciences and disorders, undergraduate students, experiential learning, undergraduate research, audiology, speech-language pathology, clinical learning, student research, community engagement, technology, student success
Give CDIS students hands-on experiences in research, clinical learning, technology, and community engagement. OSU Department of Communicatio For students studying communication sciences and disorders (CDIS), some of the most meaningful learning happens beyond the classroom. CDIS is a campus organization open to all students. Working alongside faculty, observing research and clinical practice, using specialized technologies, engaging with communities, and presenting their work can transform what students learn in a course into experiences that shape their education and future careers. Beyond the Classroom will create paid, faculty-mentored experiential-learning opportunities for CDIS undergraduate students at Oklahoma State University. Students will work individually or in small teams on projects connecting research, clinical learning, technology, and community engagement. They may help design experiments, collect and analyze data, explore emerging communication technologies, participate in supervised community outreach, or develop educational resources for individuals and families. Every experience will have defined learning goals and lead to a meaningful product, such as a research poster, presentation, community resource, technology project, or research report. Your gift will help make these opportunities accessible to students regardless of their financial circumstances. Our $10,000 goal will support paid undergraduate fellowships, research and project materials, technology and community-engagement activities, and opportunities for students to present their work at research and professional conferences. Donor support will also help students share what they have accomplished through an undergraduate experiential-learning showcase. These uses closely follow the budget and activities established in the project application. PhilanthropeteProjectApplicatio… By supporting Beyond the Classroom, you are investing directly in the next generation of speech-language pathologists, audiologists, researchers, and communication professionals. Your generosity will give students opportunities to observe, investigate, create, serve, and share—turning what they learn in the classroom into experiences that can influence their education, their careers, and the communities they will one day serve.
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Bataan Memorial Death March Fundraising
By the Military Aero Studies Club
The MAS Bataan Team is completing the Bataan Memorial Death March to honor the service members who endured the Bataan Death March.
The MAS Bataan Team is completing the Bataan Memorial Death March to honor the service members who endured the Bataan Death March. the Military Aero Studies Club Approximately 40 members are currently training to honor the lives and sacrifices of those who lost their lives during the Bataan Death March by participating in the Bataan Memorial Death March on March 20, 2027. The event, held at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, challenges participants to complete a demanding 26.2-mile course while commemorating the courage, endurance, and sacrifice of the American and Filipino service members who endured the original Bataan Death March during World War II. While approximately 40 members are participating in the training program, only 25 will have the opportunity to travel to New Mexico and compete in the memorial march. This philanthropy project will help raise funds to support the team's travel and participation expenses, allowing these 25 members to represent our organization while honoring the legacy of those who came before us. The Bataan Team is a student organization open to all students.
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ASL Community Classes
By Jennifer Fannon
Provides free ASL classes to the community, creating a space where people can learn, connect, and bridge communication gaps with the Deaf community.
Provides free ASL classes to the community, creating a space where people can learn, connect, and bridge communication gaps with the Deaf community. Jennifer Fannon Building Bridges Through American Sign Language (ASL) OSU-OKC Conversational ASL Community Classes is a campus organization open to all students. What is our project? We’re excited to launch engaging community classes designed to teach conversational American Sign Language (ASL) in a fun, interactive way! Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, these hands-on sessions will empower you to communicate confidently with the Deaf community. Through interactive activities, group practice, and real-world scenarios, you’ll quickly learn to sign and understand ASL for everyday conversations. Led by native ASL users who are passionate about giving back to the community, these classes are a fantastic opportunity to build connections, break down language barriers, and create a more inclusive environment! Location, location, location! To make classes convenient and accessible, all classes will be held at one location: the OSU-OKC campus. Each class will last one hour, providing a convenient opportunity to learn ASL, build communication skills, and connect with the Deaf community in a welcoming learning environment. Length of program: The program will cover three modules over the course of the program. Each week, participants will receive the same lesson as the rest of the class, ensuring everyone stays on track with the course content from beginning to end. When? How Long? Classes will be held in the evening at the OSU-OKC campus, likely starting around 6:00 PM, a convenient time when most people are finished with work or other daytime commitments. Each class will be one hour, with three total classes and three hours of learning throughout the program. The program will begin during the first week of November and conclude during the third week of November. We want to make learning ASL convenient and accessible while respecting your busy schedule! What can you expect to learn? Everyone learns at their own pace, so personal results will vary. At a minimum, you’ll leave knowing survival signs and the ASL alphabet, enabling you to start a basic conversation with a Deaf person. With more practice, some participants will gain confidence in holding full, everyday conversations. How your support helps: Your support is crucial in helping us break communication barriers and foster deeper connections with the Deaf community. By contributing, you’re helping us create an inclusive environment where everyone can be seen and heard. Your generosity will also allow our instructors to participate in professional development, improving their teaching skills and enhancing future classes. Thank you for being a part of this important mission – we couldn’t do it without you! Together, we’re making a lasting impact on accessibility and inclusivity.
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26-27 OSU Hip Hop Crew Preformances
By OSU Hip Hop
The Hip Hop Dance Crew is a campus organization open to all students and a dance group of students who come together every Tuesday and Thursday to dance.
The Hip Hop Dance Crew is a campus organization open to all students and a dance group of students who come together every Tuesday and Thursday to dance. OSU Hip Hop The Hip Hop Dance Crew is a campus organization open to all students and a dance group of students who come together every Tuesday and Thursday to practice and choreograph dances. We want to showcase the hard work and creativity that we have developed as a team through our performances. With donor support, we hope to have the creative freedom to bring our choreographies to life through costumes, props, and other performance materials. This October, we will collaborate with the Clarinets of OSU for a Michael Jackson-inspired “Thriller” performance. In April, we will also have a showcase where we can share our work with family and friends. The showcase will consist of multiple group dances, including at least one performance with the entire team, as well as smaller group performances that members will direct, choreograph, and plan themselves. Having access to costumes and props will allow us to make these performances more creative and engaging. The purpose of our showcase is to celebrate the outlet that dance provides for our members during our time at OSU and to highlight the teamwork, creativity, and dedication that we put into our craft twice a week. Every donation, no matter the amount, will help the Hip Hop Dance Crew express our art freely and bring our ideas to life. We greatly appreciate your support and thank you for helping us continue to grow, create, and achieve our goals as a team.
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2027 Southern Plains Arts, Humanities, and Languages Conference
By SPC Advisory Board
The Southern Plains Conference is a hub for scholars in the arts, humanities, and languages to gather and present imperative research.
The Southern Plains Conference is a hub for scholars in the arts, humanities, and languages to gather and present imperative research. SPC Advisory Board About the Conference: After successful conferences over the last four years, the Southern Plains Arts, Humanities, and Languages Conference returns for another exciting conference on April 18, 2027! Southern Plains is a campus organization open to all students. Our conference is your epicenter for arts, humanities, and language scholarship in the southern plains area. As a gathering place for scholars in multiple disciplines, we invite undergraduate, graduate, independent, and university-affiliated scholars to come together to share their current research in modern topics and trends within their respective fields in the form of conference papers, panels, and poster presentations. Disciplines include but are not limited to: Creative Writing, Linguistics, Literature, Rhetoric and Writing Studies, Screen Studies; TESOL/Applied Linguistics; Africana Studies; Cultural Studies; Gender, Women’s, Sexuality Studies; Writing Center Studies, Education, History, Philosophy and Fine Arts. Outline of the Conference Proceedings: The conference begins on Saturday morning with an official welcome and opening remarks. It is followed by panels and presentations throughout the day. We will provide refreshments and lunch. The day ends with a talk by the plenary speaker, awards, and recognition of the sponsors. The schedule is finalized close to the event. With Your Donation: With your contributions, we will invite the plenary speaker, book the location (Wes Watkins Center), offer lunch to all attendees, provide free registration to graduate students, and buy conference material and supplies. Because of the generosity of donors, over the last four years, our conference has grown tremendously and gained an exceptional reputation. We have had 98, 154, 133, and 120 participants from various regional and international universities (Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania; Oklahoma State University; Quaid e Azam University, Pakistan; Rhodes College, Tennessee; Southeastern Oklahoma State University; Texas Christian University; University of Arkansas Fayetteville; University of Central Oklahoma; and University of Oklahoma). With your help, we plan to build an ever-expanding community of scholars. Thank you so much for your generosity!
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2026-2027 Tournament Funding
By OSU Ultimato
OSU Ultimate Frisbee Regionals Tournament: Funding for Housing, Food, Dues, and Gear
OSU Ultimate Frisbee Regionals Tournament: Funding for Housing, Food, Dues, and Gear OSU Ultimato The OSU Ultimate frisbee team is is a campus organization open to all students. We are a group of 15-20 individuals that exist to reach students for in the community by meeting, inviting, and equipping them to play and enjoy the game. The team is competitive, with the goal being to qualify for regionals each year. Each tournament that the ultimate frisbee team attends requires dues ranging from 200 to 500 dollars. Our goal is to attend as many tournaments as we can. For most players, it's the highlight of each year. The past two years, we have qualified for Regionals. Two years ago, we went to Tulsa for Regionals. Last year, we went to Colorado Springs. These trips are outside of our yearly budget. Typically, the team has been fortunate enough to rely on GoFundMe to have enough money to cover the tournament. However, this isn't sustainable. This fundraiser would allow us to travel to these tournaments without having the pressure of having to fund them ourselves. Thank you for considering our goals. Donations to the team would be greatly appreciated!
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OSU Esports
By OSU Esports
The Oklahoma State University Esports Excellence Fund's goal is to promote, grow, and enhance the Esports presence on the Stillwater campus.
The Oklahoma State University Esports Excellence Fund's goal is to promote, grow, and enhance the Esports presence on the Stillwater campus. OSU Esports Esports and video games are fun, they bring people together, and they are taken seriously at many college campuses across the nation. The Oklahoma State University Esports Excellence Fund's goal is to promote, grow, and enhance the esports presence on the Stillwater campus. Esports and video games are a staple in the lives of many prospective, incoming, and current students. For example, the largest recognized student group on campus is the Gamers of OSU. There is an Esports Arena housed in the Student Union. The industry surrounding video games and esports are presently studied and taught on campus. Employers are looking for graduates with the same skills that video games develop in students. Whether OSU students game via PC, console, or mobile device, an estimated 8 out of 10 students game in some form or fashion. Esports are at OSU and esports belong at OSU. However, decision makers often underestimate their potential impact and money is the scarce resource on any college campus. We want to demonstrate the practical, educational and financial viability of esports on a college campus. In order to accomplish this, we need your help. Your financial support will go towards providing: Scholarships for Students Keeping the Arena Technologically Relevant Tournament/Event Creation and Execution Supporting Esports Academic Course Initiatives Your gift matters, no matter the size. Financial provision not only promotes the growth of gaming and esports on campus, but it demonstrates the passion of the gaming culture. Join us in making OSU the premier esports college in the Big XII.
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