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Former Oklahoma State University President Dr. Kayse Shrum has officially joined the Chickasaw Nation as its chief health strategy officer. This appointment marks a significant transition for Dr. Shrum, who held the presidency at OSU since 2021 and has been a prominent figure in higher education.
In her new role, Dr. Shrum will be responsible for developing and implementing health strategies to improve the overall well-being of the Chickasaw Nation community. Her extensive background in healthcare, combined with her leadership experience in academia, positions her well to address the unique health challenges faced by the community.
Dr. Shrum expressed her enthusiasm for the opportunity, highlighting her commitment to enhancing health services and promoting wellness initiatives within the Chickasaw Nation. The leadership team is optimistic that her expertise will lead to innovative health solutions, ultimately benefiting the tribal community and its members. This new chapter in Dr. Shrum's career is poised to make a lasting impact on public health in the region.
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