Honoring Oklahoma’s Engineering Legacy

Recognize

The Oklahoma Engineering Hall of Fame honors engineers whose contributions have shaped the development, infrastructure, and progress of Oklahoma and beyond. 

Preserve

The Hall of Fame preserves the legacy of its inductees by documenting their achievements and promoting an appreciation of engineering among students and future generations.

Foster

The Hall of Fame fosters an understanding of the impact of engineering on the development, infrastructure, and quality of life in Oklahoma

Encourage

The Hall of Fame encourages interest in engineering by connecting students and the public with the achievements and stories of distinguished engineers. 

Establish

The Hall of Fame establishes and maintains a permanent record of engineering achievement in Oklahoma to support education and preserve the state’s engineering legacy.

Inaugural Hall of Fame Dinner & Induction Ceremony

The Inaugural Oklahoma Engineering Hall of Fame Dinner will take place at 6 p.m., June XX, 2027, at the Tulsa Technology Center, Owasso, Oklahoma. The celebration will coincide with the Oklahoma Society of Professional Engineers annual conference.

Nominations

Open: February 21, 2027 | Deadline: April 22, 2027.

PHOTO DETAIL: Wiley Post’s Pressure Suit by Walter E. Burton. SOURCE

Who are we?

The Hall of Fame is convened by the Oklahoma Engineering Foundation and the Oklahoma Society of Professional Engineers, who jointly oversee the program and nomination process.

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Founding Organizations

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The Oklahoma Engineering Hall of Fame honors engineers who have made meaningful contributions to the people of Oklahoma.

Photo Details

ABOVE: Built in 1918, the historic Lake Overholser Dam in Oklahoma City stands as an enduring example of early civil engineering and water infrastructure in Oklahoma. Source 

LEFT: The Golden Driller was unveiled during Tulsa’s rise as the “Oil Capital of the World.” It honors the petroleum engineers, geologists, drillers, and energy workers whose innovations helped shape Oklahoma’s economy. Source

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