Former OU College of Business Dean creates scholarship for Appalachian students
Former Dean of the College of Business Hugh Sherman and his wife Cynthia have created a scholarship for students from the Appalachian region.
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Former Dean of the College of Business Hugh Sherman and his wife Cynthia have created a scholarship for students from the Appalachian region.
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