The vehicles will be used to train students in OSUIT’s Ford ASSET program, one of the premier automotive technician training programs in the region.
These cutting-edge vehicles will be integrated into classroom demonstrations and hands-on lab exercises, providing students direct access to the latest automotive technology.
“These vehicles will be used in labs and demonstrations in class as they have new, up-to-date technology,” said Bryan Gray, Ford ASSET program instructor at OSUIT. “This contribution not only enhances hands-on learning opportunities for our students but also reaffirms Ford’s commitment to shaping the future of automotive technician excellence. Together, we are driving innovation and opportunity forward.”
Gray also acknowledged key supporters behind the donation: “Brendan Coursey, JT Bowers, and Ford Motor Company have provided our students with up-to-date vehicles to ensure Ford ASSET students train on the newest technology—so they can become the best Ford automotive technicians they can be.”
The donated vehicles are currently at the OSUIT campus and will be featured in upcoming student labs.
OSU Institute of Technology is Oklahoma’s leader in applied technical education, offering hands-on, skills-based training tailored to today’s industry needs. Founded in 1946, OSUIT is part of the OSU Polytech initiative centered on workforce development. As part of Oklahoma State University’s land-grant mission, OSUIT delivers world-class polytechnic programs through an industry-aligned, practical approach. With strong industry partnerships and a focus on real-world experience, OSUIT equips graduates with the skills and credentials to succeed in high-demand technical fields.




