Shaping the Future of Tulsa’s Workforce
The Campus Tulsa Advisory Board brings together outstanding community leaders representing employers from across industries to shape internship programming that creates real opportunity — for business, for talent, and for the future of Tulsa's economy.
What We're Working Toward
When Tulsa's top employers help design the experience, students don't just get a summer job — they get a head start on a career.
At the heart of every Advisory Board decision is a simple commitment: ensuring Tulsa's early-career talent have access to internship experiences that are meaningful, well-matched, and worth showing up for — leading to a sense of belonging in Tulsa, higher intern-to-full-time conversion, and a growing awareness of Campus Tulsa's impact across the region.
Employer voices are improving the internship experience in Tulsa.
The Campus Tulsa Advisory Board launched in 2026 as a dedicated group of employer voices helping guide our summer programming. With inaugural 13 members representing organizations spanning all sizes and diverse industries— the board ensures that internship experiences are grounded in what employers actually need and what students actually gain.
Board Members
Passionate professionals and trusted community leaders, from diverse cross-section of industries, committed to investing in tomorrow’s workforce.
Industries represented
Energy, local government, aerospace, manufacturing, education, economic development, financial service, nonprofit and philanthropy.
Shared goal
Uplift Campus Tulsa’s mission to help student interns and early-career professionals thrive in Tulsa.
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Meet the Advisory Board
City of Tulsa
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Primary Fuels
Cherokee Nation Businesses
Cherokee Nation
Zeeco
ONEOK
Tulsa Higher Education Consortium
Tulsa Regional Chamber of Commerce
Cherokee Nation
George Kaiser Family Foundation
ONE Gas
Bank of Oklahoma Financial
How Board Members Contribute
Campus Tulsa Advisory Board members are active contributors — professionals from local participating employers. Members meet once each quarter in sessions designed to move the program forward with purpose.
Employer voices
The BOK Financial internship experience is structured to provide hands-on exposure to the financial services industry through meaningful, project-based work. Interns gain real-world insight into our business, culture, and clients through direct collaboration with experienced professionals. This structure builds a strong early-career talent pipeline while developing future full-time hires who are prepared to contribute from day one.
Participating employers
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Interested in serving on our advisory board ?
Board membership is open to Tulsa-area employers across all industries and company sizes. Membership is reviewed on a yearly basis, with new seats available as the board evolves.