At the University of Oklahoma Price College of Business we bridge academia and industry with purpose. Our commitment to fostering strong connections with employers is integral to preparing students for championing the business challenges of tomorrow.
All employers are invited to establish and develop an ongoing presence within Price College for professional student engagement and long-lasting career connections. Partner with us and discover how our collaborative approach can benefit both your organization and our talented, future-proven students.
Handshake is our platform for connecting you with top talent at OU, and signing up for a free employer account is the quickest way to get plugged in with students and to begin building your employer brand. Once registered, you can post full-time positions (that require a bachelor's degree) and internship opportunities on the job board, which we will market directly to students in the majors you select. You can also search student resumes, as well as register for upcoming career fairs and on-campus interviews.
Equipped with sharp business accumen and cutting-edge knowledge, Price students carry a rare blend of grit, humility and a drive to do right for companies looking to solve today's biggest business challenges.
Learn more about resources available to employers through the OU Career Center, or talk directly with Price College of Business staff dedicated to fostering corporate relations locally and nationally. Contact Dee Dee Wyckoff, Director of Placement for undergraduate students, or Stephanie Oakes, Associate Director of Employer Relations for the Gene Rainbolt Graduate School of Business.
OU Price College and OU Career Services co-hosts numerous career and industry related events throughout the year. We welcome recruiters to provide information about their industries, organizations, and employment opportunities.
Radhika Santhanam, the Michael F. Price Chair in Management Information Systems in the OU Price College of Business, was recently named a fellow of the Association for Information Systems. The AIS Fellow Award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding scientific achievements, service and contributions to the field of information systems.
The University of Oklahoma is proud to announce a transformational $6 million gift from Oklahoma entrepreneurs and philanthropists Leo Mingee and Lauren Von Mingee, who have generously established a scholarship for first-generation students at the Price College of Business.
