Cherokee Freedman woman discusses new position, Freedmen rights – Gaylord News

Cherokee tribal member and Freedmen descendant Marilyn Vann said a number of factors make her suited for her new position as the tribe’s environmental protection commissioner.  She said she graduated, with distinction, with an engineering degree from the University of Oklahoma, and was employed in the oil and gas industry for a few years before

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