OSUIT History of Campus Buildings
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Evolution of Campus Buildings
- Glennan Memorial HospitalIn 1946 OSU President Henry Bennett converted Glennan Memorial Hospital, a hospital for POWs, into a vocational technical school.
- Glennan Hospital Open House EditionEdition of the Okmulgee Daily Times covering Glennan Memorial Hospital, which is now the site of OSUIT campus. November 10, 1943. Copyright for material published in the Okmulgee Daily Times (aka Okmulgee Times) is held by Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.
- Covelle HallOne of the earliest buildings on campus still intact. Completed in 1962. Currently houses a gym.
- Twin Towers ConstructionIn 1970 the campus had one of its first major additions with the Twin Towers dormitories
- Automotive Center Dedication ProgramIn 1972 the campus constructed a new Automotive Center. Here is the dedication program for the building's opening.
- Administrators at Automotive CenterPhotograph of various administrators inside the new Automotive Center.
- Demolition PhotosWhen Dr. Bob Klabenes became campus president in 1983, he led a major modernization effort and demolished many of the older buildings in order to create facilities that were updated for the then rapidly approaching 21st century.
- England and Hannigan Hall Construction and DedicationIn 1986 the dormitories of England and Hannigan Hall were dedicated.
- Administration Building DemolitionIn 1986, the original Administration Building was demolished.
- Noble Center for Advancing Technology Construction and DedicationAlso in 1986, the Noble Center for Advancing Technology was completed.
- Student Union ArticlesArticles about the Student Union and fundraising efforts for the Student Union. "OSU Tech Club Issues Challenge" concerns the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Club's $1,000 donation. Article Titles: Anonymous Donor Drive Opens Early, OSU Tech Club Issues Challenge, Campaign Kickoff Events Start Today, OSU Tech Will Remember July 22, 1987, OSU Tech Has Groundbreaking Ceremony, OSU Okmulgee Dedicates New Student Union Facility. Article Dates: July 19, 1987, July 22, 1987 July 23, 1987; May 12, 1988, September 27, 1990. Copyright for material published in the Okmulgee Daily Times (aka Okmulgee Times) is held by Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved."
- Donald W. Reynolds Center PhotographsIn 1996, construction began on the Donald W. Reynolds Center.
- Noble Technology Center Phase IIAlso in 1996, the Noble Center for Advancing Technology had major renovations completed, dubbed phase II.
- Library ExpansionMay 29, 1996. Copyright for material published in the Okmulgee Daily Times (aka Okmulgee Times) is held by Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.
- OSU Okmulgee's Grady W. Clack Student Success Center Dedication TodayNovember 29, 2007. Copyright for material published in the Okmulgee Daily Times (aka Okmulgee Times) is held by Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.
- Child Care Center PosterIn 2010, the remains of the Twin Towers dormitories (demolished circa 2000) were converted into the Child Care Center.
- Dedication Set for Allied Health Sciences CenterSeptember 19, 2010. Copyright for material published in the Okmulgee Daily Times (aka Okmulgee Times) is held by Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.
- Natural Gas Compression Center Dedication ProgramIn 2013, the Natural Gas Compression Center was built.
- OSUIT Dedicates Natural Gas Compression Training CenterSeptember 29, 2013. Copyright for material published in the Okmulgee Daily Times (aka Okmulgee Times) is held by Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.
- OSUIT Proud GOPO Student Housing Officially Opens DowntownArticle about the grand opening of the Grand Old Post Office student housing in downtown Okmulgee. November 29, 2017. Copyright for material published in the Okmulgee Daily Times (aka Okmulgee Times) is held by Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.
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