Collaborating for a higher return: Ken Levit convinces the state to fund Tulsa’s new medical school

February 23, 2016

Collaborating for a higher return: Ken Levit convinces the state to fund Tulsa’s new medical school

“With nearly unanimous support” from Oklahoma’s legislators and governor, the School of Community Medicine received $50 million once earmarked for higher-educational research. The successful argument: “We think it will have a higher return.”
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“With nearly unanimous support” from Oklahoma’s legislators and governor, the School of Community Medicine received $50 million once earmarked for higher-educational research. The successful argument: “We think it will have a higher return.”
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