Run to the next 100 years of SAME – Leading the Way in Industry-Government Collaboration to Support the Nation’s Security
Tulsa has led the way in Industry-Government Collaboration on infrastructure and cost engineering issues. In 2020, we will celebrate SAME’s Centennial with our many industry and government partners while expanding our efforts at working together to solve issues by engaging new Federal, state and local agencies and other professional organizations.
Due to COVID-19, several of our upcoming events have been either postponed or cancelled. We are currently planning on having some of the affected programs delivered online/virtually via the internet. Please check here for updates on the status of our monthly meetings.
Upcoming Events
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May Young Member Virtual Happy Hour
Date and Time: May 26, 2020 4:30PM
Location: Virtual link provided below
Young Member Virtual Happy Hour. Join up and wind down with others for a Happy Hour on Zoom.
Date and Time: December 5, 2020
Location: Tulsa Historical Society
More information Coming Later
POC:
2020 Meet the Corps website is still active at the EVENT WEBSITE
The Justin Noyes Scholarships for senior high school students were delayed due to the COVID-19. Applications are dueMay 22, 2020, and are available HERE.
The Tulsa Post sponsored Madigan Kinsey for the USAF Academy STEM Camp this past Summer. Some photos of her experience are located HERE
Presentation from the October Tulsa Flood of 2019 Meeting are HERE
Please note: Up to 1 PDH will be made available and certificate printed at all technical SAME meetings. Presenters will be eligible to receive 3 PDHs. PDHs for some past meetings can be found on the Archives page.
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Tulsa Post of the Society of American Military Engineers
The Tulsa Post of the Society of American Military Engineers maintains more than 50 sustaining member firms and more than 350 individual members. Tulsa has also been home to the Tulsa District Corps of Engineers for more than 60 years! All of our meetings are open and anyone interested is encouraged to attended our meetings.
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The mission of the Society of American Military Engineers is to promote and facilitate engineering support for national security by developing and enhancing relationships and competencies among uniformed services, public and private sector engineers.
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