About
Mission
Our mission is to give all college students access to internship opportunities in Tulsa while equipping them with the network to build community and envision Tulsa as their future home post-graduation.
Vision
Our vision is to contribute to Tulsa's most inclusive workforce yet with more interns in the city than ever before.
Meet the team
Brooke Randels
Brooke is a Tulsa transplant with experience working in higher education and K–12 environments. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Tulsa and earned a Master’s in Public Administration with an emphasis on Public Policy at the University of Oklahoma–Tulsa.
Curcio Smith
Smith, a native Oklahoman, proudly hails from North Tulsa where he developed an early passion for improving the lives of opportunity youth and adults in his community. Driven by this passion, Smith chose to pursue a career that focused on bridging the socioeconomic divide through education and vocational training.
Evan Barton
Evan is a Tulsa native with a passion for creating access to opportunities. Evan has experience working in non-profit education and with inTulsa Initiatives LLC in talent attraction.
Ream Ghanem
Ream Ghanem is a rising Senior at the University of Tulsa studying economics and finance. Ream interned with Campus Tulsa in the summer of 2024 and is excited to continue working with the Campus Tulsa team to support university students like herself.
Our Story
Campus Tulsa exists to help college students fall in love with Tulsa & launch their careers at area businesses and nonprofits after they graduate.
Campus Tulsa was founded in the fall of 2020 in response to the growing need for bachelor degree holders in Oklahoma. While there are over 67,000 college degree holders within a 50 mile radius of Tulsa, for the workforce to meet Tulsa’s growth trajectory, especially in skilled and niche areas, the city needs to take a systematic approach to attracting and retaining college graduates.
Diversity Matters
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Leverage our intentional approach to sourcing diverse intern candidates.
In today’s climate, more and more companies recognize the importance of inclusive teams, and internship programs can be a powerful engine for creating more diversity within your team now and in the future as interns transition to full-time hires.
However, companies often struggle to source diverse candidates using their traditional hiring methods and inroads.
Campus Tulsa intentionally partners with diverse student groups, institutions, and associations to create an inclusive internship search experience, especially among first generation and students of color.