The IECA 2025 Conference on October 7-8, 2025 in Oklahoma City is calling for abstracts. This two-day conference brings together professionals in erosion and sediment control, stormwater management and environmental protection for practical learning and peer connection.
The IECA 2025 Conference on October 7-8, 2025 in Oklahoma City is calling for abstracts. This two-day conference brings together professionals in erosion and sediment control, stormwater management and environmental protection for practical learning and peer connection.
On May 6, 2025, the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology held its annual Order of the Engineer induction ceremony where 118 engineering students took a solemn oath to themselves to uphold devotion to the standards and dignity of the engineering profession.
Lahoma Wheat Field Day will be held 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on May 16 for wheat producers in north-central Oklahoma to learn about wheat varieties, breeding, fertility, disease, and pest and weed management.
May 2025 Horticulture tips: What are the Horizontal Holes on My Trees, Thrips can Wreak Havoc on Flowers and Plant Foliage, How to Produce High Quality Tomatoes, Growing in Raised Garden Beds, 'Captivation' – a Seedless Watermelon, Regrow Your Food, May Pecan Management, Register to Attend the Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association annual meeting, and May Lawn Fertilization Tip for Oklahoma Homeowners.
When Stan Stephenson began taking graduate-level courses at Oklahoma State University in 1990, he wasn’t chasing a degree—he was building a toolbox. As his responsibilities at Halliburton evolved, Stephenson turned to OSU to sharpen the skills he needed to succeed. That mindset—strategically leveraging education for professional growth—defined his 45-year career and earned him a place in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology Hall of Fame.
April 2025 Horticulture tips: Growing Asparagus, Resistance, Our First Defense to Pests, April Pecan Management, Tomato Cages, Feeding the Birds, Gardening Over Lateral Lines (Septic Drain Fields), Using Bedding Plants in the Landscape, and Hardy Ferns for Oklahoma.
