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Abigail Marie Colijn Jacob A. Cook Zachary Allen Cooper Shannon Nicole Copeland Riley Everett Davis Claire Mackenzie Doyle Reed Charles Drapela Edward Alexandru Durham *Theodore Karl Frantz Breanna Lynne Frederick Zachary Ryan Fruits †††Hannah Elizabeth Gard Samuel Emmett Garner *Katherine Louise Giannakopoulos Hayden Wyatt Giller Haylee Kayann Glass Megan Kathleen Gold David Castanon Gonzalez Stephanie Nicole Green †††Daniel Carl Groeneveld *Camryn Joy Hiday *Andrew Douglas Justin *Benjamin Francis Kassel
William Joseph Kortright Hunter R. Martinez-Buehrer *Danya Kay Meadows *Juliana Vianey Trilla Mejia †††Jett Marshall Mickelson Markelle Alese Mikkelson *Matthew David Miller Florian Ferdinand Moser *Courtney Ann Pehlke Matthew Scott Rada *Ileana Shamsy Raye Jacob Salvatore Robb Michael Thomas Rosenthal, Jr. Tyler Michael Salas **Lawrence Robert Sanford ll *Brett James Scott Morgan Mikayla Smith Destany Renae Terronez Ana Maria Trueba Victoria Lorraine Vertrees Colin Emile Willingham Michelle April Young
MICHAEL F. PRICE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Corey Phelps, Ph.D., Dean A curriculum in business was first offered at the University of Oklahoma in 1913 through a subordinate school in the College of Arts and Sciences. Then, in 1917, the School of Public and Private Business became one of the first schools west of the Mississippi to be accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business—the international accrediting agency for business schools—a distinction it has maintained continuously till now. In 1923, the Board of Regents established a separate School of Business and authorized the Bachelor of Science degree in Business. The Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree was authorized five years later. In 1929, the school became the College of Business Administration and the degree awarded was changed to the Bachelor of Business Administration. In 1997, the college was named the Michael F. Price College of Business in honor of its benefactor and alumnus, Michael F. Price. Today, the Michael F. Price College of Business has over 5,200 undergraduate, master's and doctoral students pursuing degrees and certificates with over 70 different options. Price College offers
