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Inhofe Meetings and Events

Inhofe met with 23 students from Lawton HS.
Inhofe met with James Gammill, Jimmy Seago, Bill Sims, Boyd and Newyln Hughes, Wayne and Evalyn Johnson, Robert and Suzanne Kee, Gary and Pam McGuire, Robert and G.G. Moore, Arvil and Pam Morgan, Sheldon and Andi Tatum, Darrell and Veronica Wooten from the Oklahoma Rural Water Association.
Inhofe met with Nancy Deere-Turney from Okmulgee in Oklahoma. She is one of the Youth Leaders for the 2017 Champion for Change from the Center for Native American Youth.
Inhofe met with Desa Dawson from the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages.
Inhofe met with Oklahoma students Andrew Hill from Norman HS and Pranoy Behera from Bartlesville HS at the United States Senate Youth Program Annual Reception.
Inhofe met with Kate Tillotson who was named Student Veterans of America Student Veteran of the Year 2017.
Inhofe met with members of the Rural Broadband Association.
Inhofe met with 46 members of the American Osteopathic Association from Oklahoma.
Inhofe met with Anita Webb, from Edmond, OK, who was named the American Mothers 2017 Oklahoma Mother of the Year.
Inhofe met with the top two youth volunteers in Oklahoma for 2015 receiving the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, Broke Bollinger and Ellie Neidel from Oklahoma City.
Inhofe met with the top two youth volunteers in Oklahoma for receiving the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, Broke Bollinger and Ellie Neidel from Oklahoma City.
Inhofe met with the top two youth volunteers in Oklahoma for receiving the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, Broke Bollinger and Ellie Neidel from Oklahoma City.
Inhofe met with 20 OSU College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology students along with Randy Seitsinger, Associate Dean.
Inhofe met with 36 students from Guymon Jr. High school.
Inhofe met with 36 students from Guymon Jr. High school.
Sens. Inhofe and Lankford, and Reps. Lucas, Mullin, and Russell met with 110 OK Future Farmers of America (FFA) Students
Inhofe met with sixteen members of the Oklahoma State Home Builders Association.
Inhofe met with a group of 4H students from Oklahoma.
Inhofe met with Luisamaria Rubio from Oklahoma City, who is 1 out of 380 gold medalists from across the nation to earn Congress’s highest honor for youth by volunteering over 400 hours in their communities, setting personal development and physical goals that expanded their world view, knowledge and ability.
Inhofe met with five students from Dove Science Academy in Tulsa, OK.
Inhofe met with five students from Dove Science Academy in Tulsa, OK.
Inhofe met with Steve Johnson, Brittany Anicetti, Dusty Darr, Michael Gillaspie and Frank West from OneOK for an overview of natural gas mid-stream developments.
Inhofe met with 46 Boy Scouts from Tulsa, OK.
Inhofe met with Tori Kostas and Sean Biebirch from the Oklahoma Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Inhofe met with Alex Ware, a graduate student at OSU-Tulsa who was participating in the Foster Youth Intern Program with the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute.
Inhofe met with James Limbaugh from Sallisaw, Michael Albright from Stillwater, Kathryn McConnell from Oklahoma City and Chole Shames from Norman who are students from Boys Nation and Girl Nation.
Sens. Inhofe, Lankford and Boozman (R-Ark.) met with Jim Downing, the second oldest known Pearl Harbor survivor at 103 years old and author of The Other Side of Infamy: My Journey through Pearl Harbor and the World of War. Downing was also an early member of The Navigators, a Christian organization founded in the 1930’s.
Sens. Inhofe, Lankford and Boozman (R-Ark.) met with Jim Downing, the second oldest known Pearl Harbor survivor at 103 years old and author of The Other Side of Infamy: My Journey through Pearl Harbor and the World of War. Downing was also an early member of The Navigators, a Christian organization founded in the 1930’s.
Sens. Inhofe, Lankford and Boozman (R-Ark.) met with Jim Downing, the second oldest known Pearl Harbor survivor at 103 years old and author of The Other Side of Infamy: My Journey through Pearl Harbor and the World of War. Downing was also an early member of The Navigators, a Christian organization founded in the 1930’s.
Sens. Inhofe, Lankford and Boozman (R-Ark.) met with Jim Downing, the second oldest known Pearl Harbor survivor at 103 years old and author of The Other Side of Infamy: My Journey through Pearl Harbor and the World of War. Downing was also an early member of The Navigators, a Christian organization founded in the 1930’s.
Sen. Inhofe attended the National Association of Clean Water Agencies Congressional Reception where he was presented with the National Environmental Achievement Award for his efforts in support of common sense reforms to the Clean Water Act to address Affordability with respect to municipal compliance obligations during last year’s WRDA debate.
Sen. Inhofe attended the National Association of Clean Water Agencies Congressional Reception where he was presented with the National Environmental Achievement Award for his efforts in support of common sense reforms to the Clean Water Act to address Affordability with respect to municipal compliance obligations during last year’s WRDA debate.
Sen. Inhofe attended the National Association of Clean Water Agencies Congressional Reception where he was presented with the National Environmental Achievement Award for his efforts in support of common sense reforms to the Clean Water Act to address Affordability with respect to municipal compliance obligations during last year’s WRDA debate.
Inhofe spoke at a reception celebrating the 30th anniversary of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Inhofe spoke at a reception celebrating the 30th anniversary of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Inhofe participated in an Axios and NBC News in a “Meet the Press” event with Chuck Todd on infrastructure in 2017.
Inhofe participated in an Axios and NBC News in a “Meet the Press” event with Chuck Todd on infrastructure in 2017.
Inhofe and his wife, Kay, attended the Paris Air Show.
Inhofe and his wife, Kay, attended the Paris Air Show.
Inhofe and his wife, Kay, attended the Paris Air Show.
Inhofe and his wife, Kay, attended the Paris Air Show.
Inhofe and his wife, Kay, attended the Paris Air Show.
Inhofe and his wife, Kay, attended the Paris Air Show.
Inhofe met with Ralph Gigliotti, director of Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) Region 19 and Mark Morgan, director of the Muskogee VA Health Care System. They discussed a VA Inspector General report on an investigation into the Muskogee VA.
Inhofe met with Ralph Gigliotti, director of Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) Region 19 and Mark Morgan, director of the Muskogee VA Health Care System. They discussed a VA Inspector General report on an investigation into the Muskogee VA.
Inhofe met with Ralph Gigliotti, director of Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) Region 19 and Mark Morgan, director of the Muskogee VA Health Care System. They discussed a VA Inspector General report on an investigation into the Muskogee VA.
Inhofe was chosen to receive the American Public Power Association’s 2017 Public Service Award.
Inhofe was chosen to receive the American Public Power Association’s 2017 Public Service Award.
Inhofe met with the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation and the Association of Independent Research Institute who presented him with the AIRI Legislative Champion Award due to his efforts in raising the micro-purchase threshold to a minimum of $10,000 in the NDAA of 2016.
Inhofe was awarded the U.S. Army Decoration for Distinguished Civilian Service on behalf of Secretary of the Army, Eric Fanning.
Inhofe was awarded the U.S. Army Decoration for Distinguished Civilian Service on behalf of Secretary of the Army, Eric Fanning.
Inhofe was awarded the U.S. Army Decoration for Distinguished Civilian Service on behalf of Secretary of the Army, Eric Fanning.
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