Lynnsee Boyse

Just 3 weeks into her courses at The University of Oklahoman (OU), Lynnsee realized that a degree in Architecture wasn’t for her - she switched to Construction Science and never looked back.

After graduating from the College of Architecture at OU, Lynnsee started working for JE Dunn. She is now in her 12th year at JE Dunn and is currently a Senior Project Manager. She has been instrumental in the success of many different types of projects including, the highly publicized Oklahoma State Capitol Building, a major design-build historical exterior renovation, commercial office buildings and the recent Austin Bergrstrom International Airport Consolidated Maintenace Campus. Lynnsee holds a national leadership position with one of the ERG’s at JE Dunn - (BUiLD) Blacks United in Learning and Development. She helps to oversee the engagement, development, recruitment and advancement of the ERG’s members and allies. She has sat on the JE Dunn Talent Advisory Board, is a Campus Recruiting Lead at her alma mater The University of Oklahoma and actively participates in recruiting from Prairie View A&M University. She is also a Process Owner on JE Dunn’s Knowledge Management team which promotes an integrates approaches to identifying, capturing, evaluating, retrieving, and sharing information to enhance company performance through its People, Processes and Technology.

Lynnsee is the great great-niece of Ernest Boyd McGowen, the first African American District Council Member elected in Houston and her great great-aunt by marriage, is Barbara Jordan, the first African woman elected to the United States House of Representatives. As proud as Lynnsee is of her prestigious family ties, she and husband, Kyle, consider their daughters Nora and Noél the real stars of the family.

After Nora was born three months early and Noél was born one month early, they have both thrived and surpassed all obstacles to be happy and healthy girls.