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  • December

    Tulsa District Chief of Natural Resources Kent Dunlap (standing left) and Tulsa District Mechanical Engineer Kendrick Adams talk to students and faculty of Langston University about STEM intern and career opportunities with the Corps during a Brown Bag Luncheon Nov. 20 at the university.

    New MOU allows Tulsa Corps STEM outreach to Langston University

    Representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Tulsa District recently spoke to students of Langston University in Langston, Okla. about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) internship and career opportunities at the Corps as part of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) allowing STEM collaboration between the university and Tulsa District.

  • November

    Tulsa District Assistant District Counsel Tom Angel, the 2013 winner of the USACE Chief Counsel Kimbel Award for “rising star” in the legal community, accepts the Commander’s Award for Civilian Service from District Commander Col. Richard Pratt. Angel received both awards in recognition for outstanding service to Tulsa District and the USACE.

    Tulsa District attorneys selected for USACE Chief Counsel Honorary Awards

    Every year the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chief Counsel recognizes outstanding members of the Corps’ Legal Services community of practice. This year, two of these honorary awards went to two attorneys in the Tulsa District Office of Counsel.
  • Spencer Deckard, center, holds the horns of the six-point buck he harvested during a special hunt Oct. 20. His brother is beside him. Gathered around him, from left, are Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Game Warden Jeff Brown, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Park Rangers Jason Person and Raef Perryman (no hat), John Wiest, Rob Mills, and Mike Deckard.

    Spencer’s hunt: Corps assists cancer survivor to fulfill his wish

    A cancer-stricken Skiatook boy recently had his wish come true thanks to the combined efforts of Tulsa District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Park Rangers and Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Game Wardens.