Management Information Systems

The MS-MIT program is a STEM program ranked in the Top 25 Business Analytics programs in the country. The program is designed to develop skills in data analytics, and impart technical, analytical and business process knowledge that will enable students to create value in their organizations.

The 2019 MIS scholarship banquet was held on September 10, 2019, at the Sam Noble History Museum. With donations from their corporate partners and alumni, MIS division provided scholarships to 80 MIS students, with individual scholarships ranging from $1000 to $5000. Here is a picture of representatives from Pioneer Natural Resources, Lauren Woodward and Shannon Woodson-Williams, handing the scholarship certificate to graduate student, Joshua Graves. Lauren Woodward is an alumna of the MIS division.

Mr. Karma Choedak, who earned his undergraduate and accelerated graduate degree, represented the Price College of Business at the May 2020 Commencement. He is among a select group of students who earned a perfect 4.0 GPA. Karma joined OU as a Davis scholar and been active in many societies and clubs, including being a Peer Mentor in the JCPenney Leadership Program, where he won the Outstanding New Associate Award in 2017. He has won several other awards, including Outstanding MIS Senior, the Cleo Cross International Scholarship, Pioneer Natural Resources scholarship, and most recently, securing second place in the ConocoPhillips IT Innovation Challenge. Karma will join Accenture as an Advanced Technology Application Engineer.

The Fall 2019 Center for MIS Studies (CMISS) retreat was held on October 24 at the Gene Rainbolt Graduate School of Business. Industry partners, faculty and students participated to listen to a panel discussion on the “Integrated Security Model.” MIS student, Ms. Dammy Osinowo, received the CMISS Fellow award from the CMISS board Chair, Ms. Diana Bittle, Chief Technology Officer at American Fidelity Assurance.

With donations from their corporate partners and alumni, MIS division provided scholarships to 80 MIS students, with individual scholarships ranging from $1000 to $5000, at the scholarship banquet on September 10, 2019. This is a picture of the keynote speaker, Mr. Casey Bookout, MIS alumnus, Senior. Manager of Technology Services at Love’s Travel Stops. Through the Center of MIS studies, Love’s Travel Stops is a corporate partner with the MIS division.