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Join Bre Littlebear, contributing writer,  as she sits down with Emma Rowland,  Homecoming Week director, and Allie Walck, street party chair, on the latest episode of The Hawk Talk. They delve into the exciting Homecoming Week events, running from Sept. 24 through Sept. 30, giving NSU a sneak peek into the festivities and celebrations that await! Don't miss this insider's look at the fun-filled week.

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In this episode, Breanna Hampton, TNE writer, sits down with Christopher Murphy, assistant professor of English, and a student within the Publication class, Liam Mcalpin, marketer, as they discuss this semester's edition of "The Talon." Listen in as Murphy shares insights into how students are curating submissions and the journal's impact on student voices. Mcalpin delves into his experience as a student and the marketing strategies crucial for campus literary journals. Discover the creative and nurturing space of "The Talon" and gain insights into the captivating realm of campus literary journals in this illuminating episode of the Hawk Talk.
Submission deadline is Friday, Sept. 30

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In this episode of Hawk Talk,  April Russell, TNE contributor,  welcomes two special guests, Dr. Robyn Pursley, assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts, and Erin Corley, Fort Gibson senior, to discuss the exciting fall 2023 drama programs debuting on the stage of the NSU Playhouse.
Pursley provides a tantalizing glimpse into what awaits theatre enthusiasts with the more recent production, "THE ROCK," open to all at 7 p.m. on Sept. 7.  An original adaptation of the cherished children's story, "The Stone in the Road," the unique play is crafted by NSU Drama faculty member Christopher Miller, professor of drama. The cast comprises of talented NSU Drama students, making it a perfect family-friendly outing.  Admission is entirely free and seating is limited.

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On this semester's end episode, Angel Ford, TNE editor-in-chief, and MJ Hudson, TNE contributor, sit down with Dr. Steve Turner, NSU president, to discuss his impending retirement from NSU. Having served as NSU's president for nearly 12 years, Turner has undertaken various initiatives to enhance the campus. Tune in to discover his vision for the remainder of his tenure, his aspirations for leaving a lasting impression and his goals for post-retirement.

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Join Angel Ford, TNE editor-in-chief, and MJ Hudson, TNE contributor, as they sit down with Dr. Cheryl Van Den Handel, associate professor of political science, to discuss the new class about feminism and social activism. Dr. Van Den Handel heads the class and has implemented a new way of raising awareness and questions students may have on how to be involved in processes they are passionate about. 

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Clay Pendergraft, TNE writer,  sits down with Chad Stangl, health and kinesiology assistant professor, and Chris Rowland, Pryor senior, to discuss the opportunities that are offered in NSU's recreation minor.

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Join in this week’s episode of Hawk Talk with Sarah Barnfield, TNE writer, as she speaks with Dr. Suzanne Farmer, associate professor of history, and Dio Coats, Claremore sophomore, about women’s history, the importance of adding women's experiences in a classroom and ways to move forward.

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Tune in to today’s episode of The Hawk Talk podcast with Michelle Barnfield, TNE writer, and Angel Ford, TNE editor-in-chief, with guests Amber Margarit, instructor of communications, and Kailyn Willis, Eufala sophomore, as they delve into the topic containing methods to use for students to improve their speaking confidence and make one career ready by the end of their college experience. Listen as they share personal experiences while discovering information beneficial to students who struggle with speech anxiety.

Students needing help with speech preparation can visit the Communication Lab 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday in Room 342 of Wilson Hall or book an appointment online at www.nsucommunicationlab4219.setmore.com/.

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Join Angel Ford, TNE editor-in-chief, and MJ Hudson, TNE contributor, as they talk about Earth Day Week of Events. They are joined by SophiaBeverley Threatt, NSU libraries Earth Day and sustainability committee chair, and Dr. Christine Hallman, professor of geography and sustainability studies, who have put together a strong list of events for Earth Day week. Listen in as they discuss sustainability, what Earth Day means to everyone, and what they are continually doing at NSU to ensure the trees are taken care of. The week kicks off April 17 and goes through to April 21 with events happening every day. For a full list of events, visit https://library.nsuok.edu/earthday. 
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On this episode of The Hawk Talk Morning Show, Angel Ford, TNE editor-in-chief, and MJ Hudson, TNE contributor, delves into the topic of The Visions Conference put together by the Department of Languages and Literature. They are joined by Christopher Murphy, assistant professor of English, and Dr. David Scott, professor of communications, who speak about the panels being presented and student opportunities. The Visions Conference is noon to 5 p.m. March 31 and April 1 located in Room 235 and 255 of Wilson Hall. 
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