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The College of Professional and Continuing Studies hosted its second Lunch with the Professor Zoom session on March 4, 2026, featuring Dr. Steve Gullberg, faculty lead for the Aerospace and Defense Management program. A graduate of the former College of Liberal Studies, Dr. Gullberg opened the session by sharing his professional journey through the military and the airline industry before turning to his academic work in cultural astronomy. During the presentation, Dr. Gullberg introduced students to both archeoastronomy, which examines astronomical alignments in ancient sites and structures, and ethnoastronomy, which studies the sky-related traditions of living Indigenous communities. He described how civilizations used the Sun and stars to determine planting seasons, religious ceremonies, festivals, and systems of timekeeping, often developing these practices independently across the world.
Much of the session focused on the Inka civilization of the 1400s and 1500s, including its rulers, mythology, and worldview, and how these differed from those of the Spanish upon their arrival. Dr. Gullberg shared vivid photographs from his research travels to Peru and other significant cultural sites, giving students a visual window into the landscapes and structures that shaped ancient astronomical knowledge.
The 45-minute session drew 47 participants and builds on the success of the inaugural Lunch with the Professor event in Fall 2025, led by Dr. Arunava Roy on the topic of applied AI, which attracted 77 attendees. The series continues to offer PACS students an informal, engaging opportunity to learn from faculty and explore new ideas beyond the classroom.
The College of Professional and Continuing Studies will host the 2026 Feaver-MacMinn Seminar on April 25–26, bringing students, faculty, and industry leaders together for two days of presentations, discussions, and hands-on exploration of applied artificial intelligence. The endowed seminar honors the legacy of J. Clayton Feaver and Paul MacMinn, two influential OU faculty members whose commitment to inquiry and student engagement continues to guide this event.
This year’s seminar features three prominent voices in AI: Dr. Asim Ali of Auburn University, Dr. Shishir Shah of the University of Oklahoma, and Dr. Kyle Jones, an industry expert whose work spans Databricks, AWS, and ExxonMobil. Through keynote talks, themed breakout sessions, and a closing panel, the speakers will examine emerging ideas in AI practice, responsible deployment, and the future of data-driven decision-making.
On Sunday, students present their work to the speaker panel, connecting course concepts with real-world perspectives. For students enrolled in PSIS 4700: Applied AI in the Workplace, the seminar serves as the capstone learning experience for the term. The Feaver-MacMinn Seminar is free and open to the public, but registration is required to ensure adequate space and materials for all participants. Questions about participation or registration may be directed to Coleman Patterson at colemanp@ou.edu.
The 76th Annual Laurance Reid Gas Conditioning Conference (LRGCC) concluded a successful session this past February, continuing its long-standing tradition as a premier resource for all new institutional and technological knowledge in the gas conditioning industry.
Participants gathered from across the globe to discuss the latest professional advancements in gas processing and conditioning through technical presentations.
This year’s event was our largest conference since 2019 and highlighted the University of Oklahoma’s ongoing role in providing essential technical education to energy professionals worldwide.
The University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute (EDI) is heading to New Orleans for its upcoming professional development institute.
As the gold standard for economic development education, the institute provides participants with intensive training and the foundational tools necessary to foster growth in their respective communities.
This conference will offer specialized tracks designed to help professionals navigate the complexities of modern economic landscapes. Registration is now open for those looking to enhance their expertise in the field.
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