University of Tulsa

And Rick Engels will do the putting.

Engels, third round draft choice of Seattle, was second in the nation in putting in college last year with a 46.6 yard average out of Tulsa University.

And Rick Engels stands in the Seahawks end zone to punt to Pat Tilley.

10.37 left in the opening period.

We have four minutes and 57 seconds left until halftime.

St. Louis Cardinals 10, Seattle 3.

In to do the putting is Rick Engel out of Tulsa University, a rookie putter.

Stands at the Seattle 32-yard line.

let's start on taking over our own stadium, okay? I'm as excited as you are.

They're 2-0, and obviously it's been a terribly tragic week for the University of Tulsa.

The horrible story about the coaches' wives, the assistant coaches' wives, just a tragedy.

So I can't even fathom what they're going through.

And I just love sharing that kind of work with my students.

I teach at the University of Tulsa as an art educator.

Artists that tell narratives with color, like her.

and like so many others, are really some of my favorite artists to look at and to think about the storytelling and the narrative potential that goes with just strange experimentations with unusual, surprising color interactions.

In a few moments, I'll be taking you through a presentation with Dr. Fritz Byron Supian.

Dr. Supian earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Chemical Engineering and Mathematics from the University of Tulsa in two thousand and nine, followed by a PhD in Chemical Engineering in two thousand and fifteen.

As a PhD student, he developed T-Storm for Chevron, a program enhancing sand transport in pipelines that has been used in major capital projects.

He later worked as a postdoctoral research associate at NETL on carbon capture systems, energy projects, and improvements to the in-house FOCUS software.

I'm your host, Blake Lepp, and I'm joined again by Jackie Som to talk about the things we get wrong about people.

So today, Jackie's gonna be my special co-host slash guest, and many of you might not know this, but Jackie actually started her career at Hogan as an intern while in the IO Psychology program at the University of Tulsa.

From there, she worked her way up to the consultant role where she spent, uh, you know, a few years working with the who's who of Fortune five hundred companies.

Uh, and she worked her way up from consultant into the director of global learning position, where she oversaw Hogan's, um, certification program, where we actually certify people across the globe.