Office of the Dean - Kendall College of Arts and Sciences

Office of the Dean

Kirsten Olds

Interim Dean
Kirsten Olds, Ph.D., was named interim dean of The University of Tulsa’s Kendall College of Arts & Sciences on Feb. 1, 2023. She previously served as senior associate dean for faculty and community engagement of Kendall College and associate professor of art history.

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Kirsten Olds
Interim Dean, Kendall College of Arts & Sciences

Professor of Art History
Office of the Dean
Chapman Hall, Room 111
918-631-3714
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Lara Foley
Associate Dean for Faculty and Student Affairs
Chapman Hall, Room 113
918-631-2050
lara-foley@utulsa.edu

Stephanie Boulden
Manager of Special Projects and Technical Needs
Chapman Hall, Room 111
918-631-3795
stephanie-boulden@utulsa.edu

Steven Buchele
Special Projects and Technical Needs Associate
Chapman Hall, Room 109
918-631-3012
steven-buchele@utulsa.edu

Lindsey Boulden
Communications and Events Coordinator
Chapman Hall, Room 115
918-631-2208
lab428@utulsa.edu

  • Points of Pride
    • 96% placement rates in jobs or graduate school
    • Since 1991, there have been 365 Presidential Scholars.
    • In the past five years, 288 Arts & Science students traveled abroad to more than 42 countries.
    • Since 1980, 39 Arts & Sciences professors received the TU Outstanding Teacher Award.
    • 20 Arts & Science students received research grant awards (2016-2017)
    • Students have won competitive awards such as: Harry S. Truman Scholarship, Marshall Scholarship, Fullbright Scholarship and The Vance and Betty Lee Stickell Student Internship
    • Kendall College is home to six award winning journals: James Joyce Quarterly, Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature, Russian Studies in History, Nimrod: International Journal of Prose and Poetry, Journal of Modern Periodical Studies and the student journal Stylus.
    • Kendall College alumni include: author Rilla Askew, Emmy-winning student director Chase Chambers, Chief of Operations at the CIA’s Counterterrorism Center Monte Hawkins, author S.E. Hinton, actor Wesam Keesh, actor and producer Julius Tennon, actor Wade Williams
    • Students go on to pursue graduate studies at leading universities: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Oxford and Chicago to name a few.
  • Board of Visitors
    • Caroline Abbott
    • Ellen Adelson
    • Mitch Adwon
    • Joanie Atkinson
    • Leta Bell
    • Barbara Blackburn
    • Don Blackburn
    • John Bovaird
    • Beth Bovaird
    • Laurie Brumbaugh
    • Bill Derrevere
    • Harriet Derrevere
    • Linda Feagin
    • John Finley
    • Linda Frazier
    • Marc Frazier
    • Greg Frizzell
    • Michael Graves
    • Monte Hawkins
    • Kim Johnson
    • Jenk Jones
    • Jake Jorishie
    • Cheryl LaFortune
    • Mary Lhevine
    • Judy McCormack
    • Paula Milsten
    • Bob Mogelnicki
    • Mahvash Moghaddam
    • Valerie Naifeh
    • TimPhoenix
    • George Schnetzer
    • Greg Spears
    • Julius Tennon
    • Bruce Tibbets
    • Frances Tibbets
    • Steve Turnbo
    • Bill Watson
    • Julie Watson
    • Melissa Weiss
    • Martin Wing
  • Contact

    Office of the Dean
    Chapman Hall, Room 111
    918-631-3795
    Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

    Stephanie Boulden
    Manager of Special Projects and Technical Needs
    Chapman Hall, Room 111
    918-631-3795
    stephanie-boulden@utulsa.edu