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Central State University
Established: 1856 [1]
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Colors: Maroon and Gold
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Nickname: Marauders and Lady Marauders [3]
Athletics: NCAA Division II [3]
Affiliations: Independent
Website: www.centralstate.edu
For the university in Oklahoma formerly named "Central State University", see University of Central Oklahoma.

Central State University is a historically black university located in Wilberforce, Ohio.

[edit] Notable alumni

Name Class year Notability Reference
Don H. Barden President of the Barden Companies
Wayne A. Cauthen First Appointed African-American City Manager of Kansas City, MO
Hugh Douglas Former New York Jet & Philadelphia Eagle Defensive Lineman
Eddie Milner Former Professional Baseball Player
Leontyne Price Opera Singer
John Roseboro Former Professional Baseball Player
Teddy Seymour First African-American to sail around the world solo
Erik Williams Former Dallas Cowboy Offensive Lineman
Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth actress (The Apprentice, Surreal Life)
Hastings Kamuzu Banda Former President of Malawi
Nancy Wilson Jazz Singer
Charles H. Wesley First President of Central State University, renowned author and historian
James T. Henry,Sr. First Black Mayor of Xenia, OH and First Black City Commissioner of Xenia, OH
Rob Murphy current basketball assistant coach at Syracuse University

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