Dr. Jerry Overton, one of ATOKA Inc.'s founding partners, was honored by the Oklahoma State University College of Arts & Sciences (A&S) with a 2016 A&S Distinguished Alumni Award. He was nominated by the Geography Department. A&S says Dr. Overton was chosen because his "life and achievements have demonstrated a record of distinguished service in [his] community, and extraordinary achievement in a particular discipline, organization, or cause."
Dr. Overton started ATOKA, Inc. in 1994, and along with Joe Henry and Cliff McBryde, combined companies into ATOKA, Inc. in 1996. This unique combination resulted in experience and expertise for just about any basic civil/environmental engineering or environmental project. ATOKA currently provides services from offices in Hot Springs and Little Rock with a satellite office in El Dorado, Arkansas.
A banquet set to honor Dr. Overton and the other 2016 nominees is set for September 9 at the OSU Stillwater campus.
Stacey Leichliter is the Office Manager and Project Hydrogeologist in the ATOKA offices in El Dorado, Arkansas. She has a BS in Geology / Geophysics and an MS in Geology. Ms. Leichliter has more than eight years of professional experience. She has provided Project Management and Marketing for the firms she has represented. Ms. Leichliter will provide Office Management, Marketing and Environmental services for the El Dorado, Arkansas offices.
If you are looking for environmental engineering consulting services in Hot Springs, Little Rock, El Dorado, or all of Arkansas, call Atoka today at 501-712-5159.
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The name ATOKA was adopted from the Native American heritage shared by the owners. The name is derived from the Choctaw language and means “fair playing field” in the game of stickball. The name portrays the company’s objectives of conducting work professionally with honesty and integrity.