Easton Coleman

Easton Coleman is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing candidate with extensive exposure to high-acuity and diverse clinical settings, recognized for academic excellence, leadership, and community impact. He is the youngest student ever admitted to the Oklahoma State University College of Nursing, and a recipient of the Kirk and Irene Nursing Scholarship. He demonstrates a strong commitment to patient-centered care, evidence-based practice, and healthcare leadership, with a clear professional goal of pursuing a Doctor of Nursing Practice as a Family Nurse Practitioner, focused on pediatric urgent care.

• Head of Philanthropy, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Oklahoma State University, Organized and executed a very large scale fundraising campaign raising over $118,000 (including $78,000 in less than four days) in support of cancer research at the Huntsman Cancer Institute; currently holds the record for the highest amount ever raised by a student organization at OSU in a single year.
• Community Service, Completed over 300 hours of community service during time in college. In the form of community outreach and hands-on support for individuals in need.
• Mission Work, Participated in international mission work with Filter of Hope, helping provide access to clean, safe drinking water to over 2,000 individuals in underserved communities. Assisted with water filtration education and distribution, supporting sustainable health practices and disease prevention in resource-limited settings.
• Student Nurses Association (SNA), Active member participating in professional development, networking, and community health initiatives