4-H Vet Med Science Short Course: Mini one-day camp for 4H students from rural communities interested in going into veterinary medicine. Hands-on activities led by faculty and clinicians, plus a school tour.
4-H Roundup: The Oklahoma State 4-H Roundup is an annual gathering that gathers youth from across the state to engage in educational workshops, competitions, and activities. Oklahoma State 4-H Roundup promotes personal growth, leadership, and skill-building for 4-H members.
State FFA CDE Competition: The OSU-CVM has hosted the state FFA Competition for the past 6+ years. The veterinary science career development event aims to promote college and career readiness by providing opportunities to develop technical knowledge and demonstrate practical skills in the field of veterinary science.
OSU-CVM Open House: This is the largest event the OSU-CVM hosts. The CVM opens its doors to our veterinary facilities for general tours, admissions presentations, animal-related vendors, games, animal demonstrations, and science-related seminars
Payne County Youth Leaders: The Payne County Farm Bureau hosts a program called Payne County Young Leaders that is focused on teaching Juniors and Seniors in high school about the different career opportunities within the Ag industry.
Fairview FFA College and Career Fair: Over 200 rural FFA students from around the Fairview area and other local schools learn about different colleges and agriculture careers.
Stillwater FFA Career Fair: FFA Student explored different careers in agriculture.
Agrikids Camp: EPOS empowers students through agricultural education, fostering premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.
Adventures in Agriculture: The National Cowboy & Western Museum hosts an event where Students explore agriculture-related organizations and discover science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)- related career pathways.
ExpOSUre: A Livestock Docs event at the Tulsa and Oklahoma State Fair. Nearly 40 participants had the opportunity to be livestock veterinarians for a day. Participants of all ages gained hands-on experience with vaccine mixing, injections, calf pulling, ruminant tail tying, equine leg wrapping, and equine physical examinations.
8th Grade Discover Day: 200-300 8th graders from surrounding Payne and Logan county schools have a chance to explore career possibilities at this hands-on learning event by interacting with area businesses and colleges.
Cowboy 1st: An event geared toward students who will be the first in their family to attend college. They hear from current first-generation students, learn about support services and make connections that will set you up for success during your time at Oklahoma State.
First Nations Day: Native American prospective students visit Oklahoma State university to connect to current OSU students, hear from OSU’s Center for Sovereign Nations, and celebrate Native American Heritage and culture.
Youth Medical Menotorship: YMM is built to be a bridge for youth from communities traditionally underrepresented in healthcare to excel in the spaces and places that can inspire hope. Becoming competent and compassionate healthcare professionals is a by product of unlocked leadership potential in our communities.
Ferguson Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources Fair: Students majoring in Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources degrees attend the career fair to research the various careers in agriculture.
Agriculture in the Classroom: Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom is a program of the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, the Oklahoma State Department of Education, and the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service.

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