Engineering and Design
OSU undergraduate presenting research at global event
Oklahoma State University environmental science major Rainee DeRoin loves all things water. For the past two years the 21-year-old junior has monitored seven small watersheds — including lands that have eastern redcedar, prairie and switchgrass — at OSU’s 1,820-acre Cross Timbers Experimental Range southwest of Stillwater as part of a long-running research study.
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Two Oklahoma State University students have earned national recognition by winning the TigerLaunch competition hosted by Princeton University for their startup business plan for Contraire, a predictive analysis control system designed to provide near real-time wastewater test measurements.
With a tight budget and an undeveloped city block in the heart of downtown, the City of Stillwater needed help to execute a vision for Block 34. City officials turned to Oklahoma State University’s College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology and their interdisciplinary design project.
The Oklahoma State University Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) 4374 Capstone team has won the 2019 Argonia Cup Rocket Competition for the third year in a row.
Oklahoma State University undergraduate Construction Engineering Technology student, Sarah Sargent, was awarded a $5,000 Michael E. Argent Memorial Scholarship at the 2019 No-Dig Show in Chicago, Illinois, a recent international construction and engineering conference. The Argent Scholarship is awarded based on a student’s academic performance and an essay by the student on his or her interest in trenchless technology.
The College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology (CEAT) at Oklahoma State University rose in the 2020 rankings for the U.S. News and World Report’s Best Engineering Graduate Schools.
College students in the School of Architecture at Oklahoma State University are taking it back to grade school.