Campus Partners

Information on our industry partnerships

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• 36 Degrees North

  36 Degrees North is Tulsa's basecamp for entrepreneurs, innovators and startups. We provide the high-quality workspace, helpful resources and diverse community entrepreneurs need to build growing companies and drive economic impact in Tulsa.

• OSU App Center

  OSU App Center is a leading national model for on-campus mobile app development and commercialization. Established in 2013, OSU App Center is a resource for students and faculty members for mobile app design and development. Besides advising and training students on app design and development, the OSU App Center conducts a yearly app competition and develops custom mobile apps.

• Center for Health Systems Innovation (CHSI)

  The Oklahoma State University Center for Health Systems Innovation (CHSI) operates at the intersection of the Spears School of Business and the Center for Health Sciences. Leveraging these two schools uniquely positions CHSI to focus on both business and clinical innovations.

• New Product Development Center

  Our mission is to provide engineering technical assistance, research and development support and inventor assistance programming. We connect businesses, manufacturers and inventors with university resources that foster the development of new technologies, strengthen economic resilience and create impacts in the state of Oklahoma.

• Office of Technology Commercialization (OTC)

  The Office of Technology Commercialization manages, protects, markets, and licenses OSU-invented intellectual properties. The OTC facilitates confidentiality (NDAs) and material transfer agreements (MTAs). OTC engages with the industry to connect OSU skills and capabilities with industry needs.

• Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC)

  The PTRC at Oklahoma State University Edmon Low Library partners with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The OSU PTRC provides assistance, at no charge by appointment, with preliminary patent and trademark research and assists researchers in locating resources at the USTPO.

• Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center (FAPC)

  For many, Oklahoma’s food and agricultural industries evoke thoughts of wheat and cattle. While this is a rich part of Oklahoma’s heritage and a significant portion of our economy, many of these commodities are currently sent to other states or even other countries for further processing into the bakery, meat and other products that reach the consumers’ table. We strive to help develop value-added enterprises to keep the products, jobs and dollars in Oklahoma