Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-4711
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Business assistance liaison officer
Official statutory text
It is the intent of the Legislature that the State Regents for
Higher Education designate an individual, within their office, who
shall serve as a business assistance liaison to the Department of
Commerce and individual institutions of higher education within The
Oklahoma State System of Higher Education. This individual shall
provide up-to-date information on higher education opportunities and
developments to the Department of Commerce, serve as a referral
resource for current information on technology transfer projects and
research developments which may impact on economic development, and
serve in any other related capacities which the State Regents for
Higher Education deem necessary.
Higher Education designate an individual, within their office, who
shall serve as a business assistance liaison to the Department of
Commerce and individual institutions of higher education within The
Oklahoma State System of Higher Education. This individual shall
provide up-to-date information on higher education opportunities and
developments to the Department of Commerce, serve as a referral
resource for current information on technology transfer projects and
research developments which may impact on economic development, and
serve in any other related capacities which the State Regents for
Higher Education deem necessary.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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