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Topic: Brandi Smith of The HFW Companies will be presenting on Mental Health Starts at the Top: The Critical Role of Mental Health in Effective Leadership!
According to a recent study by the National Institute of Mental Health, approximately 1 in 5 adults are affected by mental health disorders in the US each year. Today’s post COVID work environment can be complex and the role of a leader is increasingly challenging. Leaders are expected to satisfy many functions; they must drive overall success, guide others, navigate organizational dynamics, all while fostering a supportive and healthy work environment for their team members. In this often fast-paced grind, there is one critical component that is often neglected…the mental health of the leaders themselves. A leader’s mental health can drastically impact how they interact with their employees and how they make decisions. This presentation highlights the need for leaders to prioritize their own mental health, the impact it has on their teams and organizational culture and provides practical strategies to promote mental well-being in leadership roles.
POC: Emelia Brooks-Sisco and Anna Childers
Sponsors: Guy Engineering & Terracon
Topic: Construction Tour of Muskogee VA Project
POC: Adam Smith
Sponsor: Mead & Hunt
Topic: Tulsa Oileres Hockey game - more information coming....
POC: Emmitt Reedy
Topic: Construction Tour of Cherokee Veterans Housing Center - tentative
POC: Mitch Sisco
Sponsor: Cherokee Federal
Topic: Annual Opportunities Briefings, Joint Meeting with ASCE. Panel to include USACE Tulsa District, ODOT, OK Turnpike Authority, City of Tulsa, etc.
Sponsor: BKL and Freese and Nichols
Topic: State State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) presented by Haley Rush - Stantec
POC: Haley Rush
Sponsor: Larson Design Group and Cyntergy
Topic: Environmental COI - More to come...
POC : Craig Bryant
Topic: Resiliency
POC: Miro Kurka
Sponsor: Black & Veatch and Stantec
SAME’s STEM/Engineering & Construction Camps offer high school students interested in a highly unique STEM experience the chance to spend a week at a military base learning engineering, construction, and design, while developing leadership skills and discovering the potential of a STEM career. The deadline to apply is March 15, 2024.
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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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.
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.