Important Update:

Due to continued impacts of the ice storm, UCO will be closed Thursday and Friday, Oct. 29-30. All classes and activities are cancelled. Offices are closed.

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UCO requires all students, faculty, staff and visitors to wear a mask on campus when around others, both indoors and outdoors, and practice physical distancing of at least six feet when possible. If you or someone you know has COVID-19 symptoms, has been directly exposed to COVID-19 or has tested positive, fill out UCO's COVID-19 Self-Reporting form. To learn more about current operations, view the university's coronavirus webpage. View a list of UCO's virtual services.

Student Transformative Learning Record

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The Student Transformative Learning Record, known as STLR, is like a second transcript that helps our students track growth in core areas that resonate with employers and graduate schools. In addition to an academic degree, prospective employers and graduate programs look for experiences beyond the classroom – those that can be applied to real-world situations.

These experiences are focused within six core areas, the Central Six Transformative Learning Tenets. Student growth within academic majors is reflected through academic transcripts and represents the tenet of Discipline Knowledge. STLR tracks growth in the other five tenets: Global and Cultural Competencies; Health and Wellness; Leadership; Research, Creative and Scholarly Activities; and, Service Learning and Civic Engagement.

All UCO students from day one, can get STLR credit through STLR-tagged class assignments, events, student groups, out-of-class projects, and visiting STLR locations. STLR credits appear in the students’ STLR Snapshot online dashboard, where they organize them into STLR Snapshot page printouts.

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