Nicole Asepermy is a proud Comanche Tribal Member from Apache, Oklahoma, now residing in Lawton. She began her education at Caddo Kiowa Technology Center, earning certifications in Medical Administrative Assisting and Medical Coding (2007–2009), and later completed both her Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Management from Haskell Indian Nations University (2009–2014). She is currently in her second year of a Master's program in Mental Health Counseling, working toward becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, with an expected graduation in Spring 2027. Nicole is also a Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialist and holds a CAMS‑I (NAMA) certification, allowing her to facilitate Anger Management classes. She currently serves as the 988 Tribal Response Project Coordinator for Comanche Nation Prevention Recovery.

Nicole serves as Board Member 2 for the Comanche Academy Charter School Board, where she leads with intention, cultural pride, and a commitment to her community. Her reasons for joining the board are rooted in her desire to lead with integrity, broaden her life experiences, and use her skills for a greater purpose. As a parent of a Comanche daughter who attends Comanche Academy, Nicole has witnessed how the school strengthens students' identity, independence, and cultural connection. She hopes to be a strong and encouraging presence for other mothers in the community and someone whose journey reflects resilience, purpose, and the values she wishes to uplift. Nicole is honored to support a school that is positively shaping her child's growth and believes in serving with heart, accountability, and dedication to her people.

nasepermy@comancheacademy.com