Sean Burrage to Join the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame
September 2, 2025 - 21:43
OKLAHOMA CITY – Sean Burrage, the former president of Southeastern Oklahoma State University and current Chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education, has been selected as one of the ten inductees for the 2025 class of the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame. This prestigious recognition highlights Burrage's significant contributions to the field of education in Oklahoma.
Burrage has dedicated his career to enhancing educational opportunities and advocating for higher education within the state. Under his leadership at Southeastern Oklahoma State University, the institution experienced notable growth and development, fostering an environment conducive to student success and academic excellence. His commitment to education has left a lasting impact on both students and faculty alike.
The Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame aims to honor individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the state's educational landscape. Burrage's induction into this esteemed group is a testament to his unwavering dedication and service to the community and the advancement of higher education in Oklahoma.
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