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Confluence of opportunity: Where Cherokee priorities meet Oklahoma’s most pressing needs
Monday, May 13, 2024
Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Nation leads in growing the economy, creating jobs, and improving the well-being not just for our citizens — but for all of northeast Oklahoma. We are constantly seeking ways to support and increase access to health care, education opportunities and economic development, among other top Cherokee Nation priorities.
Cherokee Nation’s latest move toward these goals is a partnership with Rogers State University to further the Claremore institution’s growth in STEM education and allied health programs. Our $4 million commitment will support construction of RSU’s proposed Center for Science and Technology where students can train for careers in health, technology and other science-related fields.
The center will become RSU’s new home for programs in science, engineering, mathematics, and technology, featuring about 52,000 square feet of lab, classroom and office space. The partnership to build the facility includes a 10-year provision for up to 10 Cherokee Nation citizens to have tuition and mandatory fees covered by the Rogers State University Foundation.
#ICYMI: On Wednesday, Cherokee Nation signed an agreement with Rogers State University committing up to $4 million to…
Posted by Cherokee Nation on Friday, May 3, 2024
Chuck Hoskin Jr.
is the 18th elected Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, the largest Indian
tribe in the United States. He is only the second elected Principal Chief of the
Cherokee Nation from Vinita, the first being Thomas Buffington, who served from
1899-1903. Prior to being elected Principal Chief, Hoskin served as the tribe’s
Secretary of State. He also formerly served as a member of the Council of the
Cherokee Nation, representing District 11 for six years.
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