Have you ever met someone who lights up any and every room they enter? They’re unique and rare. In the case of Aundrea Payne, they are as humble as they are authentic.
Joe Echelle, a 2010 OSU MBA graduate, has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to their new role.
Oklahoma State University Extension specialists and members of the Disaster Assistance Response Team have gathered data over the past month to grasp the impact of 16 fires that burned within three days in Oklahoma and Texas panhandles in late February.
A team of three Oklahoma State University business analytics graduate students recently had an impressive showing at the 2024 Adobe Analytics Challenge, placing third out of more than 2,000 teams representing over 40 countries.
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Liberty Galvin is an assistant professor of extension weed science and precision weed management at Oklahoma State University. She studied abroad several times from 2011-2013 at Njala University in Sierra Leone. After completing her M.S. in International Agricultural Development, she worked for Brad Hanson in the weed science program from 2015-2016. She pursued her Ph.D. in weed science under professor Kassim Al-Khatib in 2022. Galvin works closely with Dr. Swati Shrestha, the OSU Plant and Soil Sciences Department weed geneticist, with one large research/extension goal for 2024.
Olivia Fulkerson, a junior in the School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, was recently selected as one of only four students to represent Oklahoma State University at the Research Day at the Capitol.
Emmanuel Yangue, an industrial engineering and management graduate student was selected by the Institute of Industrial & Systems Engineers as the 2024 Graduate Research Award winner.
Two teams of Oklahoma State University master’s in business analytics and data science (MS BAnDS) students recently finished in the top five at the Wharton Case Competition hosted by the University of Pennsylvania.
