
Category: News


Dr. David Whitlock named Interim Dean of John Massey School of Business
Dr. David Whitlock has been named the Interim Dean of the John Massey School of Business at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. “This appointment will allow our school of business to […]
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McNair Scholars announced at Southeastern
Pictured at the recent McNair reception are, back row, left to right, Jonathan Ritter, Anna Ritter, Amanda Keeling, Lauren Gibson, Reece Garcia, Kendra St. Clair, Michaela Michalk, and Wren Pettett. Front […]
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Southeastern is a proud family tradition for the Dry family
Continuing the Southeastern legacy for the Dry family are Karson Dry, James Hugh Dry, and James Shannon Dry. For 114 years, family traditions have been important at Southeastern Oklahoma State […]
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Southeastern alumna selected for state TRIO award
Erica Pogue, a Southeastern Oklahoma State University graduate, has been selected as the Oklahoma Division of Student Assistance (ODSA), state TRIO Achiever for 2023. Pogue graduated with a bachelor’s in […]
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Southeastern hosts second-annual Prospective Teacher Academy
Rebekah Peterson, 2022 Oklahoma Teacher of the Year, gives the keynote address in the Hallie McKinney Ballroom. More than 70 people attended the second-annual “Prospective Teacher Academy” at Southeastern Oklahoma […]
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Theatre at Southeastern wins five national awards at the American College Theatre Festival
The Theatre at Southeastern Company was recognized with a number of awards. Theatre at Southeastern won five national awards for their performance of “Keely and Du” at the American College […]
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Southeastern offering new ‘micro-credential’ opportunities
In an effort to meet the demands of today’s workforce, Southeastern Oklahoma State University has recently launched a new program that offers micro-credential opportunities. Micro-credentials are short courses that allow […]
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Southeastern Chorale presents concert on April 20
The Southeastern Chorale will present “Life and Death and Life” — a concert of choral music that celebrates the journey of life and the transformation of death – on April […]
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Curriculum Contest draws more than 2,000 high school students to campus
Students gather outside the Glen D. Johnson Student Union during the curriculum contest. More than 2,000 students from 70-plus schools throughout the region competed in the 108th annual Oklahoma Inter-High School […]
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