Donations to this fund will be used towards renovations to campus housing. This five-year project encompasses renovations for all OPSU housing including the president’s house, the dorms, the apartments and faculty row. The first phase is to remodel the president’s house and is in progress. This historic home will be an essential tool for attracting external resources. The next phase will focus on the student dorms. Dorm renovation plans are currently being finalized with upgrades to bathroom facilities and lighting improvements, as well as the addition of moveable furniture allowing students to personalize their rooms.

A few naming rights are still available for the “Pillars of Pride” at No Man’s Land Stadium at Carl Wooten Field. Each pillar has a 12 x 18 white logo plate that can be engraved with your name. Pillars are $3,000.00 and can be paid to Panhandle State Foundation. For more information, contact Coach Russell Gaskamp at 580-349-1332 or rgaskamp@opsu.edu.

This facility is being built with grants through the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife and Conservation. This fund will assist with costs related to the completion or later operation of the OPSU Shooting Complex. The facility will house both educational and activity programs including wildlife and gun/archery related degree programs, a collegiate shotgun team, pistol team, rifle team, and an archery team. The site will play host to camps, community and law enforcement training, and hunter safety programs. The first step in the process has been completed with a target completion date of fall of 2018.

This fund will be used to help defray the cost of transforming the OPSU nine-hole golf course into a lighted walking trail.

currently over 250 scholarships are offered annually to OPSU students. These scholarships cover a wide range of criteria with varying degrees of restrictions.

OPSU student-teachers receive a scholarship through the Foundation to help assist with the various costs occurred during their semester of student-teaching.

Panhandle State Foundation annually pledges funds to OPSU to help cover the cost of the general scholarships it awards. The students selected for these academic and activity scholarships are actually receiving scholarships funded by Panhandle State Foundation.

Panhandle State Foundation administers professional development grants each year to OPSU faculty or staff.

Panhandle State Foundation funds various events and programs that are inspiring and educational both for OPSU and the surrounding communities.

Panhandle State Foundation administers funds for various campus clubs and OPSU organizations (football, rodeo, choir, Images Art Club, Student Nurses Association, etc.). Currently Panhandle State Foundation holds 38 of these funds.