29
Nov
Paws for Thought
Event Date
11:00 am
3rd floor Instruction Room.
Unwind by petting therapy dogs.
15
Nov
Opening reception - Native American Student Association Creative Works Display
Event Date
4:00 pm
3rd floor of the library
08
Nov
Tiger Basketball Pre-Game
Event Date
4:00 pm
Calling All ECU Alums!
Please join us during happy hour for a Pre-Game celebration before the ECU Men's CHAMPIONSHIP Basketball team takes on the Oklahoma Sooners!
Aaron Hill, the ECU Men's Associate Head Basketball Coach will be there to speak about the ECU Men's Basketball program.
The FIRST 30 ECU Alums to arrive will receive FREE TICKETS to the ECU v. OU Game to take place at 7pm that evening in the Lloyd Noble Center.
Appetizers will be provided; You must pay for your own drinks.
15
Nov
Blood Drive Day-1
Event Date
9:00 am
Venu: Ecu Ballroom
ECU is competing with Southeastern for the traveling ECU/SEOSU BLOOD BASH trophy! The OBI will award the university that finishes with the most donations each drive.
Sponsored by ECU Vetrans Upward Bound Program.
16
Nov
Blood Drive Day-2
Event Date
9:00 am
Venu: Ecu Ballroom
ECU is competing with Southeastern for the traveling ECU/SEOSU BLOOD BASH trophy! The OBI will award the university that finishes with the most donations each drive.
Sponsored by ECU Vetrans Upward Bound Program.
05
Dec
Mooseltoe
Event Date
7:30 pm
Ataloa Theatre, Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center
Mooseltoe, the Moose with a Dream, and his friends come to life in this colorful, magical, whimsical musical tale. Follow our hero as he pursues his seemingly impossible dream while learning many valuable lessons along the way - lessons which are important for us all. This sparkling new production has 16 unforgettable costumed characters which include 3 snobby penguins, an Edward G. Robinsonesque snowman and a fat walrus named Willy, not to mention two elves and Santa Claus himself. Eight original, delightful, and melodic songs accompany this hour-long odyssey of self-discovery.
01
Dec
The Legendary Violins of Stradivarius & Guarnerius
Event Date
5:30 pm
Ataloa Theatre, Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center
East Central University and Oklahoma Heritage Bank invite you to a rare opportunity to see and hear the 300-year-old legendary violins of Antonio Stradivari and Giuseppe Guarneri.
Dr. William Sloan and Professor Judy Sloan (Los Angeles) will join Ada musicians Susanne Woolley and John Emery in a diverse musical program demonstrating these masterpiece instruments so intriguing to centuries of music lovers.
Claim your complimentary tickets by clicking HERE.
