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The College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology is a community of scholars, innovators and leaders who are changing the world.
We are committed to training leaders and professionals who innovate, design and build a resilient and sustainable local, regional and world economy.
 

Academic Schools 

Our students are unique

 
They are motivated, leaders, self-disciplined and inspired. 
CEAT provides hands-on learning in an environment that promotes interdisciplinary engagement to solve real-world challenges. 

STEM

Engineering is EVERYWHERE!
The College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology is committed to creating a pathway for successful careers in engineering and innovation. 
From summer camps, to teacher programs to engaging with the community, we want to make sure everyone is introduced to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) at an early age. 

CEAT Publications

Senior Design Expo

CEAT Senior Design Expo, Spring 2025
Teams and Projects Virtual Guide
View the PDF here.

IMPACT

IMPACT is the annual publication of the college and is designed to provide information on college activities and accomplishments while fostering communication among the CEAT family and friends.

Highlights

Highlights is the CEAT Newsletter released at the beginning of every month. 

College Announcements

Dr. Sundar Madihally's impact on CEAT recognized with AICHE Fellow designation

January 21, 2026

Dr. Sundar Madihally, professor, undergraduate program director and ABET coordinator for the School of Chemical Engineering in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology at OSU, is a faculty member who goes above and beyond to ensure his students have success.   

CEAT student utilizes interdisciplinary experience for success in MBA Case Competition

January 15, 2026

Caden Cantwell, along with a team of Lexi Anderson, Dustin Plott and Dyland Hammond, all business majors, finished first in the OSU MBA Case Competition. Cantwell was also selected as the best male presenter as the team worked through the challenge presented.

OSU architectural engineering alumna Carrie Johnson receives NCSEA Lifetime Achievement Award

January 13, 2026

Carrie Johnson, P.E., S.E., a graduate of Oklahoma State University’s architectural engineering program, has been honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Council of Structural Engineers Associations. The award recognizes Johnson’s decades-long leadership, service and lasting contributions to the structural engineering profession.

OSU's Engineering South renovation wins prestigious national award for architecture

January 12, 2026

The sweeping renovation of Oklahoma State University’s Engineering South has earned national recognition, winning first place in the Whole Building category of Retrofit Magazine’s 2025 Metamorphosis Awards. The project was a collaboration between Rand Elliott Architects – an Oklahoma City-based nationally, recognized firm by OSU alumnus Rand Elliott, FAIA – and OSU’s College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology.


CEAT Professional Development helps student discover career CEAT Professional Development helps student discover career Jan 23

Hinkle, a computer science major, recently accepted a position with a fire prevention company near Atlanta, where she will develop programs that process inspection data and support fire protection analysis. Her path to that role was shaped by two years working as a student employee with the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology’s extension unit, Professional Development.

Oklahoma researchers turn electric school buses into tools for grid resilience  Oklahoma researchers turn electric school buses into tools for grid resilience Jan 21

This research is a statewide collaboration led by the University of Oklahoma that includes researchers from Oklahoma State University’s College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology; Oklahoma Gas and Electric; Shawnee Public Schools and regional planning partners. The project is supported through the National Science Foundation’s CIVIC 3.0 program, which emphasizes community-prioritized research through phased implementation.

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