Since 1927 15,141 OU graduates have stayed in Oklahoma to find employment. Below is a list of conferred degrees for the 2004-2005 graduates. 

A joint effort of the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, the University of Oklahoma's Public Opinion Learning Laboratory, and the Norman Economic Development Coalition, this local area labor force study provides a variety of statistics and analysis about Norman's workforce.

This section provides Norman's demographic, social, economic and housing data from the 2000 U.S. Census.  The data is categorized according to distance (10, 20, and 30 mile radius). 

 

Oklahoma is committed to the long term economic development of our state, which means bringing new business in and helping existing businesses expand and grow profitably.  Supporting that commitment, we offer one of the most competitive and aggressive business incentive packages in the country. 

A comprehensive overview of Oklahoma's business incentives can be found in the Oklahoma Business Incentives and Tax Guide, which you can view and download here.

 

The Benchmark City Survey was originally designed in 1997 by a core group of Police Chiefs.  These chiefs sought to establish a measurement tool to help ensure their departments were providing the best service possible within their respective community.  The survey provides a wide range of information about each department.  With that information, the participating agencies can set better goals and objectives, and compare their performance in the various areas.

 

As one of the original LINK Norman initiatives, this Community Report Card uses certain indicators to evaluate the quality of life in Norman, Oklahoma.  By providing citizens with information about the needs in the Norman community, LINK Norman believes they can define specific areas that crave attention, while celebrating those areas where the Norman community has achieved excellence.

 

This section provides Norman's demographic, social, economic and housing data from the 2000 U.S. Census.