Students need to self-identify for Honors Program

By GUY FOLGER, Editor

The Honors Program at Eastern Oklahoma State College is in place to provide a plan of quality study for extra proficient students. This plan offers those students the summons and the possibility to strengthen their academic aptitude and careers.

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Eastern Alumni making an impact on the world: Donnie Ryan

By MIKE CATHEY, Special to the Statesman

Life after Eastern is not always an expected or direct path into continued higher education, traditional work or trade, or even a family life and all that entails. For United States Navy Senior Chief Donnie Ryan (EOSC 1991, McAlester) the journey since Eastern has been one exciting and rewarding step after another. And our country could not be a more grateful benefactor of Ryans’s service.

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Cheri Potter – A life well-lived and often recalled

By JULIE ELLIS, Staff Writer

Cheri Potter was many things to many people.
She was the activities director for Eastern Oklahoma State College for 17 years, she was an educator and most of all she was a friend, a wife, and a colleague.

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Other Opinion & Feature

• Have you received your Higher One card?
• New coach hopes to be a mentor
• A flaw in the Honors Program?
• The crazier, the better...
• Cheri Potter – A life well-lived and often recalled
• She loved the students and their ideas...

Other News Headlines

• Increased enrollment leads to addition of classes
• Student Support Services grant extended for five more years
• Students need to self-identify for Honors Program

 

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