TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – There is still time to recognize someone whose contributions have made a difference at Northeastern State University (NSU). NSU will accept nominations for the 2027 Centurion honor through Nov. 15.
Each spring, NSU inducts up to 10 alumni, faculty, staff or students as Centurions. The honor is open to members of the NSU family whose contributions have impacted the life of the nominator, the Northeastern community or the public at large.
Established during NSU’s Centennial Founders Day Celebration in 2009, the Centurion honor recognizes past and present members of the NSU family whose leadership, service and contributions have made a lasting difference at the university, in the community or beyond.
Notable past honorees include country music icon Carrie Underwood, former NSU athletic director Dr. Jack Dobbins, entrepreneur Jeff Reasor and Cherokee Nation Deputy Chief Bryan Warner.
NSU President Rodney Hanley said the Centurion honor reflects the contributions of the people who have helped shape the university and its communities.
“Our strength as a university comes directly from the strength of our communities we serve,” Hanley said. “The Centurion honor is our opportunity to shine a spotlight on the extraordinary individuals who embody the absolute best of NSU. By lifting up their leadership and selfless service, we remind ourselves of what is possible when passion meets purpose on our campuses.”
The 2027 Centurion Luncheon is scheduled for March 5, 2027.
For more information or to submit a nomination, visit nsuok.edu/Centurion or call 918-444-2000.
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