OU Gallogly College of Engineering

OU Gallogly College of Engineering We are the premier engineering program in Oklahoma with more than 3,500 undergraduate students, 545 graduate students and more than 120 faculty members.

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NEWS: At the OU Mobility and Intelligence Lab, automotive engineers are developing an affordable system that could bring...
09/03/2026

NEWS: At the OU Mobility and Intelligence Lab, automotive engineers are developing an affordable system that could bring autonomous driving to ordinary vehicles.

Learn more: link.ou.edu/4x2Wszp

More than 800 students gathered in the Engineering Quad at the University of Oklahoma to kick off the fall semester at t...
09/03/2026

More than 800 students gathered in the Engineering Quad at the University of Oklahoma to kick off the fall semester at the annual Shell Fall Fest, a long-standing tradition that welcomes students into the OU Engineering community.

Hosted jointly by the Gallogly College of Engineering and OU Engineers’ Club, Fall Fest brings together engineering students, faculty, staff, student organizations, competition teams and industry partners for an afternoon of food, activities and connection. Shell serves as a longtime sponsor and supporter of the event and a committed partner of the University of Oklahoma, supporting opportunities that connect students with industry and strengthen their educational experience.

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NEWS: OU launches first-ever micro‑credential program, pioneering workforce innovation in bioprocessingLearn more: link....
09/01/2026

NEWS: OU launches first-ever micro‑credential program, pioneering workforce innovation in bioprocessing

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At the University of Oklahoma Polytechnic Institute on the OU-Tulsa campus, part of the Gallogly College of Engineering,...
08/28/2026

At the University of Oklahoma Polytechnic Institute on the OU-Tulsa campus, part of the Gallogly College of Engineering, students in Dr. John Hassell's Cloud Computing course recently took a creative approach to learning technical concepts by stepping away from the computer and into the world of zine-making.

A zine is a small, self-published booklet that combines writing, artwork, and personal expression to communicate ideas in a creative and accessible way. The exercise offered students an opportunity to understand complex ideas through discussion, illustration, and collaboration.

Learn more: link.ou.edu/4qM2JhI

Join us for the 9th OU International WaTER Symposium, presented by the OU WaTER Center!The symposium will feature a dinn...
08/26/2026

Join us for the 9th OU International WaTER Symposium, presented by the OU WaTER Center!

The symposium will feature a dinner, a panel discussion on global water issues, and the announcement of the 2027 OU International Water Prize recipient. The event is open to OU faculty, staff, and students, as well as members of the local & regional community, international guests and organizations interested in water, the environment, and sustainability.

📅 Wednesday, Sep. 9 (register by Sep. 6)
📍 National Weather Center Atrium
⏰ 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.

Register here: link.ou.edu/3Ua4qcz

Wishing all of our Gallogly College of Engineering students an incredible first day of classes! 📚We are so excited for a...
08/24/2026

Wishing all of our Gallogly College of Engineering students an incredible first day of classes! 📚

We are so excited for all the fall semester has in store.

Nearly 50 high school students from three states spent four days at the University of Oklahoma exploring one of the fast...
08/19/2026

Nearly 50 high school students from three states spent four days at the University of Oklahoma exploring one of the fastest-growing fields in technology during the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Summer Camp hosted by the Gallogly College of Engineering.

The new camp, developed in partnership with the OU School of Computer Science, challenged students to move beyond learning about artificial intelligence by applying it to real-world problems. Working in small teams, participants identified challenges in healthcare, environmental sustainability, entertainment and society, then designed, built and presented AI-based solutions. Throughout the week, students also examined ethical considerations, including bias, accessibility, and responsible AI development.

Learn more: link.ou.edu/4hDzMBZ

A dog named Duck may someday get a new prosthetic leg thanks to engineering freshmen at the University of Oklahoma.Over ...
08/11/2026

A dog named Duck may someday get a new prosthetic leg thanks to engineering freshmen at the University of Oklahoma.

Over four weeks this summer, teams of incoming engineering students designed mobility devices for Duck, a young rescue dog born without a front leg. Students in OU's Engineering Summer Bridge program designed and prototyped mobility devices tailored to Duck's needs, using CAD software, electronics and 3D printing while applying the engineering design process to real engineering problem.

Learn more: link.ou.edu/4xAJKc0

08/04/2026

In December 2024, students from the Gallogly College of Engineering brought illuminating engineering to the Chickasha Festival of Light.

Two years later, this project has won the 2026 RedBud Award for Best Partnership. This award recognizes collaboration in developing the smart networked control system for the festival's dynamic lighting display.

Learn more: link.ou.edu/4wg6rkQ

Excited to celebrate some of our amazing OU Engineering students on !- Ethan Klein, Chemical Engineering, ExxonMobil, B...
07/30/2026

Excited to celebrate some of our amazing OU Engineering students on !

- Ethan Klein, Chemical Engineering, ExxonMobil, Baton Rouge, LA
- Kendall Nusz, Industrial and Systems Engineering, Textron Aviation, Wichita, KS
- Cale Bible, Computer Science, Mastercard, St. Louis, MO
- Alexis Evans, Civil Engineering, U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, Washington, D.C.
- Nolin McClaskey, Mechanical Engineering, Williams, Salt Lake City, UT
- Jacqueline Stovall, Biomedical Engineering, Medtronic, Oklahoma City, OK

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