TCC Alumni & Friends Network

05/29/2026

05/08/2026

Welcome to Alumni & Friends, Class of 2026!

04/13/2026

The best amateur vocal talent show is back!

This season's Tulsa Sings! concert with Signature Symphony at TCC will be at the VanTrease PACE at 7:30pm on Saturday, April 25th. For tickets, visit signaturesymphony.org/event/tulsa-sings/

Tulsa Sings! finalists sing their hearts out alongside Scott Coulter, one of New York’s most honored vocalists. A panel of local celebrity judges will determine the winner of the competition, but your vote will decide the audience favorite!

03/30/2026

With spring in bloom, we're asking how many of you have been chased by a goose on a TCC campus?

03/27/2026

We love the 90's! Here are some significant milestones:

1990 – The Alfred M. Philips Health Sciences Center was dedicated at Metro Campus.

1991 – The Alfred M. Philips Health Sciences Center opened on the Metro Campus and provided more space for programs such as nursing and the open-to-the-public Dental Hygiene Clinic.

1992 – TJC graduate Carol Johnson became the College’s first Academic All-American Scholar, a recognition awarded by Phi Theta Kappa and USA Today.

1993 – TJC and Tulsa Technology Center jointly purchased the Skyline East building for use as a conference center and administrative offices.

1996 – Tulsa Junior College changed its name to Tulsa Community College. The College unveiled the new Performing Arts Center for Education and the TCC West Campus opened.

1999 – Responding to area needs for qualified veterinarian technicians, TCC created the Veterinary Technology program.

02/27/2026

Yesterday we celebrated Tell a Fairy Tale Day but today, we’re celebrating a real-life story still being written.

Meet Carissa Lovell, a 2020 TCC graduate and lead teacher at Tulsa Educare, who is helping shape the next generation through curiosity, wonder, and growth.

"The two best parts of what I do are seeing the world through the eyes of a child and witnessing their growth in real-time. I am enamored with children's unwavering wonder and curiosity of the most seemingly mundane things that adults have become numb to, and I am endlessly honored to be able to support and facilitate them in their most crucial period of development.” -Carissa Lovell, AS Child Development, 2020

Because sometimes the most powerful stories aren’t found in books, they’re happening in our classrooms and in our community.

02/25/2026

Free Workshops at the Center for Creativity

Join us for these free upcoming workshops at the Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity, 909 S. Boston Ave., on Metro Campus:

The Ground is the Limit – The Art of Movie Stunts
5:30 p.m. I March 9

Stuntman and stunt coordinator Andy Rusk, whose credits include "The Hunger Games" franchise, "The Walking Dead," FX’s "Atlanta," "Chad Powers" and "The Lowdown," will lead a live demonstration, talkback, and Q&A on working in film and television and the history of movie stunts.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to learn from a working professional in the film industry. Space is limited.

In this event, Andy will lead a live demo, talkback, and Q+A about working as a stunt performer and the history of stunts in film.

02/04/2026

Have you met Blue yet? The new mascot looks great!

12/22/2025

As we look ahead to the new year, thank you for being part of the TCC community. Whether you graduated recently or years ago, you remain an important part of TCC’s story.

There is still time to make a year-end gift that changes lives while providing a 2025 tax benefit. Your support of the TCC Foundation helps students pursue their dreams through affordable, high-quality education.

If TCC made a difference for you, consider passing that opportunity forward to the Class of 2026. 💙