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The library blog will provide current information and news related to the library, information literacy, reading suggestions, book reviews, and tips on succeeding as a student.

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  • Director of Online Education

    SCU has an opening for a Director of Online Education Please click on the link below: Director of Online Education Job Description – Online Education Director For More Information please contact. wallace.hamilton@swcu.edu

    Tue, January 24, 2012 (No comments)

  • Library to Host Spring Author Events

    The SCU Library announces it will host a series of spring author signing events designed to bring authors and readers together and encourage connection between the campus and the community. "An Author in Town" will help meet a need of the creative community by allowing local and state authors to do book signings, book readings, and meet-n-greets. The first event will be Saturday January 28 from 3-4 p.m.

    Thu, January 19, 2012 (No comments)

  • Financial Aid Director

    SCU has an opening for a Financial Aid Director Please click on the link below: Financial Aid Director For More Information please contact. wallace.hamilton@swcu.edu  

    Mon, January 16, 2012 (No comments)

  • Director Pens New Book

    Marilyn A. Hudson, Director of Library Services, published a biography of the Reverend Noel Brooks called Noel Brooks: A Life Shining and Burning, 1914-2006. It was released in December 2011. Brooks was a British born pastor, educator, author and scholar who was part of three Pentecostal groups (Elim Pentecostal Fellowship, The Bible Pattern, and the British Conference of the Pentecostal Holiness Church).  He was president of two Bible colleges, one in Bristol and o...

    Wed, January 4, 2012 (No comments)

  • A Fun Short Library Vid

    A short video of some of the students and places of the library.

    Wed, January 4, 2012 (No comments)

  • Professor of Health and Physical Education

    SCU has an opening for a Professor of Health and Physical Education Please click on the link below: Professor of Health and Physical Education For More Information please contact. wallace.hamilton@swcu.edu  

    Fri, December 23, 2011 (No comments)

  • Social/Behavioral Sciences Professor

    SCU has an opening for a Social/Behavioral Sciences Professor Please click on the link below: Social/Behavioral Sciences Professor For More Information please contact. wallace.hamilton@swcu.edu  

    Fri, December 23, 2011 (No comments)

  • English Faculty

    SCU has an opening for a English Faculty Please click on the link below: English Faculty For More Information please contact. wallace.hamilton@swcu.edu  

    Fri, December 23, 2011 (No comments)

  • University Registrar

    SCU has an opening for a University Registrar Please click on the link below: University Registrar For More Information please contact. wallace.hamilton@swcu.edu  

    Fri, December 23, 2011 (No comments)

  • Part-time Administrative Assistant - Tulsa Metro

    SCU has an opening for a Part-time Administrative Assistant - Tulsa Metro Please click on the link below: Part-time Administrative Assistant - Tulsa Metro For More Information please contact. wallace.hamilton@swcu.edu  

    Tue, November 29, 2011 (No comments)
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Archive Explores Roots of SCU

The SCU History blog explores one of the historic schools that led to the development of SCU in 1946.

"King's College", named for well known minister Bishop J.H. King, was established in Checotah, Ok in 1925 and in 1927 relocated to Kingfisher, Oklahoma.

It remained there until the Great Depression caused it to close its doors in 1935.

The last president was C.H. Williams, a man who would play a key role in the founding of SCU in 1946 in Oklahoma City.

 

Read and see more at :www.scuhistory.blogspot.com

 

Posted on Fri, June 4, 2010 by Marilyn Hudson