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Upcoming Classes
September 10, 2025
Moving the goal posts: Exploring the effects of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy on modern college athletics, athletes, and university administration
Dr. Darrell Lovell
March 18, 2026
God Wills It: Crusade, Jihad, and Holy Violence in the Medieval Mediterranean
Kyle C. Lincoln, Ph.D
February 18, 2026
This Land Is My Land: Indigenous Oklahoma on Film
Dr. Joshua B. Nelson
January 7, 2026
Exploring factors that impact healthy living and academic success: A social-ecological models approach
Desmond W. Delk, Ph.D., MPH
News
OSLEP to Announce 2025-2026 Seminar Slate in April
The Oklahoma Scholar-Leadership Enrichment Program (OSLEP) will reveal its upcoming slate of seminars for the 2025-2026 academic year in April. This year’s program will feature five exciting and thought-provoking courses…
Making Fun of Roman Comedy: Humor and Abuse
Free Public Lecture by Dr. Hans Bork, Assistant Professor of Classics at Stanford University. **FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** **”Making Fun of Roman Comedy: Humor and Abuse”** Norman, Oklahoma – September 28,…
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What is OSLEP?
The Oklahoma Scholar-Leadership Enrichment Program - OSLEP - is an intercollegiate academic program sponsored by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education open to students at all the public and private universities in Oklahoma.
The scholar-leadership program provides room and board, as well as books, at no additional charge to the students.
How Do OSLEP Classes Work?
Students have a minimum of 45 contact hours with the visiting scholar and the faculty resource person (FRP) assigned to each class. Students are required to complete the assigned readings before the class begins and the faculty resource person will provide pre-seminar assignments to help students.