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OU Alumnus Promoted to Principal at Omniplan

Jeff Slajer.

OU Alumnus Promoted to Principal at Omniplan


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September 23, 2021

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Jeff Slajer, who graduated from the Gibbs College of Architecture in 2013, was recently promoted to Principal at Omniplan, a Dallas based architecture firm! Jeff has been working at Omniplan since his graduation. Since then, he has worked as project manager for several institutional and commercial projects, including his recent project for the Texas A&M University Health Science Center Medical Research and Education Building 2. He was also selected to be in the 2017 AIA Emerging Leaders Program.

A collage showing sketches and photos of the Texas A&M University Health Science Center Medical Research and Education Building 2.

Pictures from Jeff’s recent project at Texas A&M.

Congratulations to Jeff on his promotion and great work!


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