Steve Hall is the IPEC Project Operations Manager. He has been active in
this position at the University of Tulsa since the inception of the
consortium. He assists the IPEC Director in the overall activities of the
consortium and is involved in interaction with the U.S. EPA, funding source
for IPEC, the University of Tulsa Office of Research and Sponsored
Programs, and the other academic institutions that make up the consortium -
The University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, and the University
of Arkansas. He serves as a resource and reference contact for the members
of the IPEC Executive Committee, Industrial Advisory Board, and Science
Advisory Committee concerning consortium operational matters and
coordinates solicitation, review, and approval for technology development
projects funded by IPEC. He is responsible for organizing and monitoring
reporting systems for these projects for the IPEC website. In addition, he
is responsible for generating and maintaining internal fiscal records,
files, and reports for the consortium and for directing IPEC organizational
efforts pertaining to the yearly International Petroleum Environmental
Conference, which draws an average of 340 participants each year. He also
acts as liaison between IPEC and the University of Tulsa Continuing
Engineering and Science Education office concerning promotional efforts and
on-site preparations and management of the conference each year.
Steve is a 1974 graduate of Oklahoma State University, with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Business Administration. Prior to and after returning
from active duty with the U.S. Army in early 1970, Steve was employed
through 1982 with a major regional firm managing retail units with average
inventories of 1.5 million dollars. During the balance of the 1980's and
early 1990's, he was employed as the marketing manager for a company
specializing in oil and gas industry educational programs, served as an
officer of an independent insurance agency, and was associated with
PennWell Publications' International Petroleum Encyclopedia production
unit.
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