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7 Ways a New LMS Benefits the Oklahoma State Medical Association’s Continuing Medical Education Program

WBT Systems

The inevitable came a lot sooner than the Oklahoma State Medical Association (OSMA) anticipated—which was the case for many associations during the pandemic. They knew their old learning management system (LMS)…

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Twitter, I Hate You. Twitter, I Love You.

AssociationChat

But other days, I come across something like The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Twitter account and I realize I may never leave. Sometimes those reasons to stay don’t seem strong enough.

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Congratulations, 2024 Chamber of the Year Finalists!

GrowthZone

appeared first on GrowthZone.

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Oklahoma Tornado: How Associations Are Helping Out

Associations Now

After the tornado this week that killed at least two dozen people and caused widespread damage near Oklahoma City, associations from far and wide have come to the aid of both their members and the community at large. It’s humbling to receive all of the kind words of comfort and offers of support from people around the country.

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Teen Spirit: Youth Board Develops Future Leaders for Oklahoma Association

Associations Now

Each year, the Oklahoma Heritage Association invites a handful of high schoolers to serve as volunteer leaders in a yearlong program. Just ask the Oklahoma Heritage Association, which is currently accepting applications for its 2014-2015 Teen Board program. It’s never too early to start developing tomorrow’s leaders.

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Silver lining: Lessons learned from social distancing

Ungrated

I personally enjoyed the lively debates on social media over the Netflix documentary “Tiger King” about a zoo in Oklahoma. Now, as an important tool for maintaining relationships and communication, civility has improved. My hope is that our civility on social media will continue. We want to interact in person.

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New Cherokee Nation Association to Lead Local Conservation Efforts

Associations Now

The new organization will work to preserve the natural wildlife of the northeast Oklahoma area through promoting discussion on the topic and eco-friendly ways of participating in outdoor activities. “No other tribe has started an association that resembles this effort. Cherokee Nation is again leading the way.”.