Williams gift supports engineering, energy, business at OU

NORMAN Williams, a leading energy company based in Oklahoma, has made a significant contribution to the University of Oklahoma (OU) to enhance student support, mentorship programs and expand degree offerings across several colleges.

“Williams is investing in the workforce of tomorrow through this gift to the University of Oklahoma, a respected leader in curriculum for energy and related emerging technologies,” said Alan Armstrong, Williams’ president and CEO. “Providing students with educational experiences that align with evolving industry needs creates a pipeline of energy innovators ready to help lead the charge in the clean-energy future.”

The donation will benefit programs within the Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy, the Gallogly College of Engineering and the Price College of Business. A portion of the funds will support the development of the new Sustainable Energy Systems program at the Mewbourne College, while the Gallogly College will use the funds for mentorship and development initiatives. The Price College of Business will utilize the gift to enhance various student enrichment programs.

OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. expressed gratitude, emphasizing the importance of industry partnerships in providing students with valuable community, mentorship and resources.

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