University Representative Bradon Bean
Bradon Bean
Recruitment Territory: Direct Admission Schools
Email: beanb@nsuok.edu
Phone: 918-444-3472
Hello! I am the University Representative for Northeastern State University covering our direct admissions schools. I graduated from NSU in May of 2025 with a bachelor's degree in Psychology.
Throughout my time at Northeastern State University, I was involved in NSGA and First Year Experience programs like SOAR and Welcome Week which grew my love for the University and expanded my connections. I quickly learned that NSU is a place that allows for new beginnings, meaningful connections, and the opportunity to grow into the person that you want to be.
I take pride in the University’s core values of collaboration and communication and encourage you to embrace the wonderful community and resources that are at your disposal. Whether it be a recruiter like myself, a professor, or a fellow student everyone is here to ensure you succeed. This is one of the many reasons why I love NSU!
I know that you have questions, so do not hesitate to reach out. I am here and happy to help! Go RiverHawks!
ABOUT BRADON
Hometown:
Stilwell, OK
Education:
Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Northeastern State University
Favorite Aspect of NSU:
My favorite aspect of NSU is the campus community and student organizations. There are so many opportunities for students to get involved and meet new people every single day. When you are walking around campus, you are sure to see someone that you know!
Favorite Spot on Campus:
My favorite spot on campus is the University Center! This is one of the main buildings on campus and I spent a lot of time there as a student (and now as an employee too). Whether it be from studying at River’s Edge, attending fun campus events, or having meals with friends, memories are sure to be made at the UC.
Why I love my Job:
I love my job because I am able to directly impact students in their admissions process and share all that NSU has to offer. I love being able to build connections, ease concerns, and simply be there for students when they need me.
Advice to prospective students:
The best advice that I can give to prospective students is to ask questions!!! At first, I was the student who was afraid to ask questions and tried to figure out everything on my own, but quickly realized that approach was not the best path. There are so many things that you will have no idea what it means or how to navigate - and that is okay! Just utilize the people and resources that are there for you and you will thank yourself later.