Management Information Systems/Information Technology and Engineering Lynnetta Eyachabbe – Technology Strategist for the College of Engineering Lisa Morales – Director of Diversity and Inclusion Programs for the College of Engineering

Oklahoma Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics Mentorship Program OSTEMMP is an educational outreach connecting networking professionals from OU, OneNet, and other institutions with students in the technology field It is part of an NSF grant to enhance Oklahoma’s educational and research capability through network improvements The goal: identify, develop, and recruit talent Activities include: –Presentations to students throughout OK –Job shadowing opportunities (on-site & virtual)

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

MIS – Management Information Systems Application of Information Technology to solve business problems Be able to leverage Information Technology in innovative ways to meet organizational needs Understand people and processes are just as important as understanding technology

My Story  Graduated SHS 1996  Computers & Math at OU – Math Major  Discovered MIS Major  Graduated OU in 2001  Tinker AFB – Software Engineer  OU IT

WHY IT?  Something That Is Always Needed!  Any Field You Have A Passion To Work In  Learning About New Ideas/Technology Constantly  Good Pay  Many Job Opportunities  No Set Title

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What is Engineering? WHya8A

What do Engineers Do? Engineers make a world of difference. Engineers are creative problem solvers. Engineers help shape the future. Engineering is essential to our health, happiness, and safety. Engineers connect science to the real world. Some useful websites on engineering: Engineering Go for It Engineering Girl www. engineergirl.org/ www. engineergirl.org/ Engineer Your Life

 2,450 Undergraduate Students 28.0 Average ACT score 72.8% Sophomore six-year Graduation Rate 42% Graduate with Distinction or Special Distinction (3.40 GPA or higher. Nearly 3% graduate with a 4.0 GPA.) 22% Females 23% Underrepresented Minorities 20% Honors College Over 8% National Scholars  459 Graduate Students  110 Faculty Members  12 Degree Programs with 30 Accredited Engineering and Computer Science Programs  $23 Million Research Expenditures OU College of Engineering Fact Sheet

Degree Options AEROSPACE ENGR ARCHITECTURAL ENGR CHEMICAL ENGR - CHE BIOTECH - CHE PREMED/BIOMED CIVIL ENGR COMPUTER ENGR COMPUTER SCIENCE ELECTRICAL ENGR ENVIRROMENTAL ENGR ENVIROMENTAL SCIENCE ENGINEERING PHYSICS INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGR - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IE PREMED MECHANICAL ENGR - MECH PREMED PETROLEUM ENGR(College of Earth and Energy) *16 Accelerated BS/MS Degree Options

Student Support Services Williams Student Service Center DLC Mentors Academic Counselors Peer Tutors Diversity and Multicultural Programs Student Organizations Summer Bridge Study Abroad Engineering Faculty University Support Services Honors College Success Series Seminars Goddard Health Center Assessment and Learning Center Writing Center Career Planning and Placement

Diversity and Inclusion Program/ Multicultural Engineering Program Diversity Programs is an important factor of the College of Engineering's education effort in providing a distinguished engineering education to students from underrepresented groups. Freshman orientation course Tutoring Professional development and industry networking opportunities Scholarship programs

NOTE: To change the image on this slide, select the picture and delete it. Then click the Pictures icon in the placeholder to insert your own image. AT&T Summer Bridge July 8 – August 1, AT&T Summer Bridge is designed to help students transition from high school to first year of engineering course work. The program includes: Housing Meals Pre-Calculus CREDIT; Pre-Chemistry; Gateway to Engineering courses Seminars Team building exercises and excursions Over 60% of the 2012 cohort increased their math placement by at least one level. Sometimes engineering coursework can be a challenge. We want YOU to be prepared academically for your first semester at OU! rbridge.html

Student Involvement & Co-curricular Activities Over 50 Student Organizations: College specific organizations Student Chapters of National Technical Societies Honor Societies Ethnic and Gender based Engineering Societies Competition Teams

Imagine the possibilities that await you here at the OU College of Engineering!  Challenge yourself! Take math, science and AP courses, and develop strong study skills.  Get involved in your community and look for opportunities to develop leadership skills.  Schedule a visit to OU College of Engineering by contacting OU Prospective Student Services: (405) Mention Engineering and they will schedule a visit for you. Here’s how to prepare

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QUESTIONS?? About STEM? About OU? About the College of Engineering? CONTACT US …. Any time Lynnetta Eyachabbe Lisa Morales