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Seniors face COVID-19

Gracie Szakin had few concerns in early March. She was midway through her final semester at Oklahoma State University, preparing to put the final touches on the relatively easy 13-hour semester she had orchestrated so she would be able to spend extra time with friends.
The 21-year-old was looking forward to flying to Los Angeles over spring break to visit her brother, Zach. And, probably best of all, she had a job waiting for her after walking across the Gallagher-Iba Arena stage at commencement May 9.

Other stories from the magazine

 Head over to the Engage@Spears archive to read past issues of the magazine. 

Rolling with the changes

Spears Business faculty successfully shifted to virtual teaching when coronavirus arrived.

From classroom to arena

Student Elise Wade personifies OSU spirit and marketing.

Spears Groundbreakers: Betty Murrell Hove

Betty Murrell Hove broke ground to become the first female MBA at OSU.

Spears Groundbreakers: Patricia Tilford

OSU alumna Patricia Tilford began classes at OSU shortly after the university’s integration.

Spears Groundbreakers: Mary Logan

Mary Logan began her banking career at time when women were rare in finance.

Triumph over tragedy

Cindy Crenshaw-Martin wouldn’t let severe injuries from a terrorist bomb interfere with life, including earning a business degree.

Serious about his success

Ph.D. recipient Brian LeClaire credits OSU for decades of achievement.

Riding high on Bubble Calm

These student entrepreneurs launched a successful business despite the pandemic.

Memories burning bright

Leaving Oklahoma for career and family couldn’t dim 100-year-old's pride in OSU.

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