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Engineering, Architecture and Technology

Faculty & Staff

ENDEAVOR is the centerpiece of a paradigm shift underway at Oklahoma State University to expand instruction beyond the classroom and increase undergraduate laboratory and exploratory time for interdisciplinary, hands-on and industry-aligned learning. The faculty and staff at ENDEAVOR aims to assist in the mission to transform the landscape of research, innovation and design.

Reach out to the team to learn more about the state-of-the-art technology available at this one of a kind building for undergraduate students to utilize and access to support design projects and course work.

Faculty

Brian Norton

3rd Floor Coordinator
Associate Professor Electrical Engineering Technology
 

Professor Norton has been a professor at OSU since January 2007 when he joined the Electrical Engineering Technology faculty. Brian has a BS in Electrical Engineering Technology from OSU and graduated from Washington State University in 1998 with an MS in Electrical Engineering.

Warren Lewis

Assistant professor in MET/
Mechatronics and Robotics Technology

Professor Lewis is an Associate Professor and specializes in material science and mechanics. He transitioned to academia with nearly a decade of industrial experience. Outside of his professional work, he is an avid backpacker who enjoys family time.

Joe Conner

Professor
Adjunct Assistant Professor in MAE


Dr. Conner, a Teaching Associate Professor in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and CEAT Design Project Mentor, champions hands-on learning in CEAT. His expertise spans manufacturing, robotics, and data acquisition, significantly contributing to OSU's interdisciplinary projects and the ENDEAVOR Lab.

Hugo Ferrer Toledo

Professor of Professional Practice

Dr. Ferrer Toledo is a Professor of Professional Practice in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and currently serves as Interim Director of the ENDEAVOR Lab. His work focuses on seismic engineering, geotechnical analysis, and structural risk assessment.

Anthony Hassett

Teaching Assistant Professor

Dr. Hassett is a Teaching Assistant Professor in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Holding multiple degrees from OSU, his expertise spans computational fluid dynamics, UAV flight dynamics, and aeroacoustics, backed by significant research and awards.

Phillip Thomson

Lab Tech-CEAT Learning Labs


Phillip’s experience is in Home Automation and Control Systems. He assembled and led a high‑performing team of technicians, led initiatives to improve operational efficiency, and contributed to R&D. Phillip has a passion for technology, manufacturing, and education, and is pursuing his BSME at OSU.

Staff