Downtown for the Holidays!

Spokane, Wash. - Santa is not the only one in red and white this holiday season in downtown Spokane! For the first time, Eastern Washington University is offering some of its hottest gear and apparel at River Park Square.

Through Jan. 1, a kiosk featuring EWU items will be located on the third level of River Park Square in front of the AMC Theatres with IMAX Box Office. Eastern fans will find sweatshirts, sweatpants, youth T-shirts, infant items, National Championship memorabilia, jackets, hats, license plate frames, key chains, flags, holiday ornaments and much more.

"Our alumni and fans have asked us for more accessibility to EWU gear," said Mike Westfall, executive director of the EWU Foundation. "We are pleased that the Foundation could partner with the University Bookstore and River Park Square to bring some Eagle Pride to the heart of downtown Spokane for the holidays."

If you want to check out the latest EWU gear or pick up a gift for your favorite Eastern fan, you can stop by the kiosk Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. and on Sundays from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. For extended holiday hours and more information, visit River Park Square at www.riverparksquare.com or the Eastern Washington University Bookstore at www.ewu.edu/bookstore.

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Dean's List Announced

CHENEY, Wash. -Eastern Washington University's 2012 spring quarter dean's list has been announced, and is available at the following link: www.ewu.edu/deanslist.

As a reminder, the dean's list is released after every fall, winter and spring quarter. An undergraduate student who earns 12 quality hours (QHRS) and receives a GPA of 3.5 or better is placed on the list for the quarter. If a student has placed a directory restriction on their records their name will not be released for publication.

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Downtown for the Holidays!

Spokane, Wash. - Santa is not the only one in red and white this holiday season in downtown Spokane! For the first time, Eastern Washington University is offering some of its hottest gear and apparel at River Park Square.

Through Jan. 1, a kiosk featuring EWU items will be located on the third level of River Park Square in front of the AMC Theatres with IMAX Box Office. Eastern fans will find sweatshirts, sweatpants, youth T-shirts, infant items, National Championship memorabilia, jackets, hats, license plate frames, key chains, flags, holiday ornaments and much more.

"Our alumni and fans have asked us for more accessibility to EWU gear," said Mike Westfall, executive director of the EWU Foundation. "We are pleased that the Foundation could partner with the University Bookstore and River Park Square to bring some Eagle Pride to the heart of downtown Spokane for the holidays."

If you want to check out the latest EWU gear or pick up a gift for your favorite Eastern fan, you can stop by the kiosk Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. and on Sundays from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. For extended holiday hours and more information, visit River Park Square at www.riverparksquare.com or the Eastern Washington University Bookstore at www.ewu.edu/bookstore.

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DISTINGUISHED ALUM DR. DONNIE L. NERO SR. TO SPEAK AT EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY ON FEB. 18

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Dr. Donnie L. Nero, Sr., a Distinguished East Central University Alum, will speak on Feb. 18 as ECU celebrates Black History Month.

His speech, entitled “Walk a Mile ‘N’ My Shoes” will take place at 7 p.m. inside the Estep Multimedia Center of the Bill S. Cole University Center. The event is free and open to the public.

Nero, a 1971 ECU graduate, is President Emeritus of Connors State College. He became the first African American president of a predominately white college or university in the state of Oklahoma when he assumed leadership of the Warner campus in 2000.

He was a secondary school teacher and administrator in Sapulpa for 12 years, as he coached baseball, served as school counselor and was a junior high principal. He was as program analyst for Rockwell International in Tulsa for two years before returning to Sapulpa Public Schools as an assistant principal at the high school.

Nero held numerous positions for 15 years, including provost, at Tulsa Community College’s Southeast Campus, before becoming the 15th president at Connors State.

In 2002, Nero received the Department of Human Services Trailblazer Award, was named ECU’s Distinguished Alumnus and was selected as the Phi Theta Kappa Distinguished CEO for the Oklahoma/Arkansas Region. He also delivered the 2002 commencement speech at ECU.

He also received the 2007 Progressive Award and has served as a board member of the Office of Juvenile Affairs and Communities Foundation of Oklahoma. Nero has also served on the Governor’s CLASS Task Force and the Oklahoma Community Institute.

In 2010, ECU inducted Nero into the Gene and Evelyn Keefer Educator’s Hall of Fame. Nero was inducted into both the Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame and the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame in 2011.

He retired from higher education in 2011 after 38 years in the field. Nero and his wife Shirley Ballard Nero live in Clearview, Okla.

Nero earned a bachelor’s degree in health, physical education and recreation at ECU and both his master’s degree in educational administration and his doctorate in occupational and adult education at Oklahoma State University.

He has been president of the Muskogee Area Educational Consortium, Indian Capital Technology Center and Muskogee Rotary Club. Nero also served on the boards of the Muskogee Chamber of Commerce, Greater Muskogee Development Corporation, Tulsa Area United Way, Volunteer Center of Tulsa, Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce and Big Brothers and Sisters of Tulsa.

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BAIRD NAMED ECU ENTREPRENEUR OF YEAR; TO DELIVER LIMES LECTURE ON FEB. 15

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Jeff Baird, who has crafted inventions for the energy, oil and gas and plumbing industries, will be honored as East Central University’s 2013 Entrepreneur of the Year and will deliver the Leonard Limes Endowed Lecture at noon Friday, Feb. 15, at the Stanley Wagner Ballroom in the Memorial Student Union.

Among Baird’s inventions is the no-clog, self-cleaning drain p-trap, called PermaFlow, in the plumbing industry and electromagnetic generator for the energy industry.

Baird’s no-clog drain trap was named one of 100 best inventions of the year, which appeared in the December 2008 edition of Popular Science Magazine. In fact, it was one of 10 pictured on the front cover.

The PermaFlow has a knob on the outside of the drain and a flexible rubber paddle on the inside which rotates through the trap to push clogs downstream. PermaFlow also helps keep glop from gathering in the first place with a subtle angle in the incoming pipe which generates turbulence to carry it away. If something does get stuck, turning the paddle to nine o’clock creates a bypass through the top of the circle. Six gaskets protect the seal where the nob enters the trap, a redundancy that kept it watertight in test for up to 31,000 rotations.

The curious Baird always had the knack for inventing and much of his inspiration came from his great aunt and uncle, Neda and Harry Martin, and his grandfather Cecil Baird.

“My great aunt and uncle lived on a farm (near Elmore City), I started making stuff when I was 10-11 years old. They didn’t have any kids so I stayed there quite a bit and they encouraged me,” Jeff Baird said. “My grandfather made a lot of his own stuff. They all encouraged me and let me use all their material. I used a lot of wood and nails and wasted a lot of material.”

Baird’s trial-and-error testing methods eventually paid off as it has led to patents on around 20 items.

His first was an open-hole drill stem, which is a tool to retrieve formation fluids while drilling a well. That led to four licenses with Halliburton, according to Baird.

The electromagnetic generator has been the most difficult for Baird, who is a Byng High School graduate. Baird owned and operated Shamrock Testers for 22 years and was relocated back to Ada in 2011.

“With the electromagnetic generator, I didn’t know anything about electronics, so I had a lot of explosions and hurt myself quite a bit while everybody was laughing at me,” said Baird.

He credits his wife, Sandy, partners and local businesses for supporting him in his endeavors.

The lecture is free and open to the public, but guests need to RSVP for a limited number of seats by Wednesday, Feb. 6. For more information contact Jordan Morris, in the ECU School of Business, at 559-5274.

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CBPA Nationally Recognized

CHENEY, Wash. - Eastern Washington University's College of Business and Public Administration (CBPA) has been named an outstanding business school by The Princeton Review, which features EWU in the 2013 edition of its annual guidebook, The Best 296 Business Schools.

Student input from surveys and data collected from each institution helped identify the top business schools named in the book, which is now available in bookstores nationwide.

"EWU is honored to have our program recognized by The Princeton Review for having a balance of affordability, quality and convenience," said Roberta Brooke, director of EWU's MBA Program. "This is the result of a team effort by all those associated with Eastern, and we will continue to strive for excellence.

"We consider Eastern Washington University's College of Business and Public Administration as one of the best institutions they could attend to earn an MBA," said Robert Franek, senior vice president of publishing for The Princeton Review, an education services company. "The schools profiled in this book were chosen based on our high regard for their academic programs."

The Best 296 Business Schools has a two-page profile of Eastern's MBA program, and includes write-ups on EWU's academics, student life and admissions. Eastern receives high marks from MBA students for its flexible schedule, convenient downtown Spokane location and knowledgeable instructors who maintain high academic standards, have strong ties to the business community and are highly regarded amongst their peers.

The guidebook also notes the varying age of CBPA students, who noted in the survey that "the diversity of students and faculty significantly enhances the learning environment and challenges you to think more critically."

The Princeton Review does not rank the business schools, or name one business school best overall. The Princeton Review is also known for its guides to colleges and to standardized tests, its classroom and online test-prep courses, tutoring and other education services. The Princeton Review is headquartered in Framingham, Mass. The company is not affiliated with Princeton University and it is not a magazine. For more information, go to www.princetonreview.com/business-school-rankings.aspx.

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Celebrate TRiO Day

Cheney, Wash. - Students and graduates from Eastern Washington University's two TRiO programs, Student Support Services and McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement, will soon gather to celebrate National TRiO Day with two big events.

TRiO Day Celebration - Come and join the National TRiO Day celebration starting at 2 p.m., Tuesday, April 03, in the Walter and Myrtle Powers Reading Room on the 2nd floor of Hargreaves Hall. Alumni and current students who have benefited from TRiO programs will be on hand to share their success stories. Also expected to attend are federal and state legislative representatives including Representative Kevin Parker and State Senator Michael Baumgartner, EWU Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Rex Fuller and various EWU faculty, staff and community supporters.

Community Outreach Event - EWU's TRiO programs are sponsoring a clothing drive for the local Cheney Clothing Bank. The goal is to collect 1,000 pieces of clothing between February 24 and April 2. If you have clean, reusable clothes you would like to donate, there will be boxes available throughout the campus. They will also be collecting new, unused socks and undergarments. The Cheney Clothing Bank provides all its clothing to consumers free of charge.

What is TRiO? - For low-income Americans who have college potential but lack the wherewithal to go it alone, eight federally-funded programs called TRiO are making a world of difference. These educational opportunity outreach programs are designed to motivate and support students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

"Eastern's TRiO programs are the lifelines to the university for many of our first-generation, low-income students," said Ruth Galm, executive director of Grant and Research Development at EWU. "These programs support students' academic development as well as help them overcome challenges they face in seeking financial aid and balancing school with family."

TRiO Student Support Services - The TRiO Student Support Services (SSS) project has been on the Eastern campus since 1977, and has served thousands of students. EWU's project focuses on academic support in the areas of reading, writing, math and effective college study strategies. Annually, EWU's SSS project's retention (80 percent) and six-year graduation (52 percent) rates are higher than the overall institutional averages.

TRiO Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program - Named for astronaut and Challenger Space Shuttle crew member Ronald E. McNair, TRiO's Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program was funded by Congress in 1989 to encourage underrepresented students to pursue graduate-level degrees. Since EWU's McNair program began in 1995, 71 EWU McNair Scholars have earned master's degrees, four have earned PhD's and more than 50 are currently enrolled in graduate programs.

Martín Meráz García, assistant professor of Chicano Education at Eastern, is an alumnus of TRiO SSS and McNair. "As a first-generation student who entered college with limited academic skills, I was given the support that enabled me to earn a doctoral degree ¬that allows me to teach at universities, present my research at national and international conferences and to publish articles in scholarly journals."

"During these economically arduous times, more people across the country and in our own communities need to know about the services of the TRiO Programs and how vital they are to the success of our nation," said Aaron Brown, current president of the Washington State TRiO Association. "People need to know that TRiO works. TRiO changes lives."

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CHICKASAW NATION GOVERNOR ANOATUBBY TO ADDRESS ECU’S FALL GRADUATES ON DEC. 15

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Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby will address candidates for bachelor’s and master’s degrees during fall Commencement ceremonies at East Central University on Saturday, Dec. 15.

The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. in the Kerr Activities Center for 242 candidates for bachelor’s degrees and 102 candidates for master’s degrees.

Anoatubby has served as governor of the Chickasaw Nation since 1987. His effective leadership has led to ongoing growth within the tribe.

When Anoatubby took office as governor, the Chickasaw Nation had only 250 employees. Today, it employs over 12,000. The financial conditions of the tribe have been improved tremendously. Funding for tribal operations has grown exponentially. Tribal assets have grown twentyfold.

His leadership not only spurred the financial growth and success of the Chickasaw Nation, but his influence has also helped preserve the proud history and culture of the tribe. Anoatubby’s efforts have led to a cultural and language renaissance among the Chickasaw Nation, including the construction of the Chickasaw Cultural Center in Sulphur, a state-of-the-art campus which celebrates the legacy of the Chickasaw people while serving as a supreme learning tool.

In his role as chief executive of the Chickasaw Nation, Anoatubby has made education, jobs, health care, preservation of the environment and business development as priorities in his governorship, all of which have sustained success and growth.

Prior to becoming Governor of the Chickasaw Nation, Anoatubby served as the first Lieutenant Governor from 1979-1987. He has been active in tribal government since 1975. His previous positions include director of tribal health services, director of finance, and special assistant to the governor and controller.

Anoatubby earned his degree in accounting from ECU in 1972. That education coupled with his effective business management skills have made the Chickasaw Nation, the 13th largest tribe in the United States, a model of continuing economic growth and a proud historical and cultural heritage.

Candidates for BACHELOR’S DEGREES are listed by their hometowns:

ADA - Allan Adams, Jack Aday, Anun Bajracharya, Stephanie Barnett, Kelsey Benefield, Nabin Bharati, Amanda Bond, Danna Borntrager, Alexis Brendle, Nimesh Buddhachary, Tanesha Bundy, Jorjia Cash, Jana Cawthon, Rebecca Chalise, Ajeet Chaudhary, Tamy Davenport, Derrick Dederman, Easton Denton, Manoj Devkota, Sudeep Dhakal, Alyssa Eickenhorst, Jessica Fixico, Laxman Gautam, Anisha Ghimire, Robin Ghimire, Lindsay Glenn, Linda Greenwood, Linda Grigg, Derek Gurley, Jacob Hawley, Danielle Hill, Heather Holland, Nathan Holland, Erica Hollingsworth , Courtney Hundley, Caitlyn James, Brandi Janda, Jordan Johnson, Jacob Jones, Amanda Kauk, Kristin Keiner, Margaret Lashbrook, Russell Lollar, Preston Marshall, Haleigh McKinzie, Nadeca McLaughlin, Reece Melton, Jessie Miller, Andrew Minnich, Prawesh Mishra, Preetesh Mishra, Jonathan Moffat, Carlos Muro Loscertales, Lisa Nelson, Nickolas Noahubi, Lou Norman, Michael Ogunleye, William Palmer, Demola Peterkin, Natalie Richards, Erin Roberson, Glenn Ronning, Robert Russell, Chase Sanders, Bijayas Sapkota, Renee Sheppard, Michael Shinault, Sanip Shrestha, Caitlin Spaulding, Caitlyn Stephens, Sommer Stevens, Michelle Stinnett, Abhaya Thapa, Melanie Thornton, Sterling Tucker, Chad Underwood, Bailey Walker, Kandice Wallis, Manuella Warrior, Ginger White, Kyron Whittaker, Leslie Withers, Meagan Workman, Tanner Young.

ALLEN - Colton Johnson, Danli Sanford, Chance Shires.

ARDMORE - Paul Brown, Tanisha Davis, Heather Fasgold, Kimberly Franks, Fran Growall, Ashley Huggins, Ryan Huggins, Rebecca Jones, Kevin Meridth, Cindi Rambo, Ana Resendes, Amie Swan, Kristi Tippett, Stephanie Todd

BEGGS - Dimitri Johnson

BENNINGTON - Ashley McLarry, Matthew Thompson

BOWLEGS – Tyler Walker

BROKEN ARROW – Morgan Gilbert, Kalee Young

BROKEN BOW - Melinda Fuller, Rebecca Stover

BYARS – Ray Ardery, Bonnie Sharp

CALVIN – Marybeth Sieja

CLAREMORE – Gabriel Sherman

CLARITA – Bethany Lee

DAVIS – Christopher Dalley, Easton Healey, Brian Montgomery, Jerad White

DEL CITY – Randee Crockett

DURANT – Kendall Cavender, Marisa Small

ELDORADO – Tyle Hankins

ELMORE CITY – Kenneth Dodds

HARTSHORNE – Rhonda Faulkner

HEALDTON – Kayelyn Clubb

HENRYETTA – Tim Brice

HOLDENVILLE – Delaina Rogers

KONAWA – Ashley Cole

LEXINGTON – Shawnacie Noakes, Rachel Pratt

LINDSAY – Cody Williams

MACOMB – Dinah Boydstun

MANNSVILLE – Kristie Wallace

MARIETTA - Stacy Briggs, William Briggs, Kay Cagle, Stephanie Miller

MAYSVILLE – Jonathan Temple-Lee

McALESTER - Cindi Collins, Cassie Fabry, Casten Karr, Elisabeth Loving, Candace Teel

McLOUD – Tarra Kania

MEAD – Lisa Davis, Vicki McLarry

NORMAN – Danielle Toland

OKEMAH - Candace Cheatwood, Valerie Jones, Brenae Riggin

OKLAHOMA CITY - Casey Denton, Stacia Lemons

OWASSO – Jerrod Henrie

PADEN – Mary Newport

PAOLI – Dale Ezell, Spencer Mantooth

PAULS VALLEY - Kristopher Brantley, Tobey Hatton, William Jones, Era Levy, Destiny Parks, Bailey Stufflebean, Amanda Tomlinson, Elizabeth Underwood

PRAGUE - Trevor Davis, Gary Duvall, Jessica Grant

ROFF – Donald Walker

SAINT LOUIS – Dusty Dean

SEMINOLE - Amber Burton, Nichole Chesser, Chris Conway, Kristi Gray, Krista Green, Julia Hammack, Derek Kiker, Keri LaPach, Steven Miller, Avery VanZant, Louise Zedd

SHADY POINT – Beckie Johnson

SHAWNEE - Courtney Bullen, Ryan Creel, Serena Cudjoe, Jeff Fisher, Michael May, Jennifer McLain, Christian Myers, Joshua Norton, Candace Sweatt

SPIRO – Tiffany Sober

STONEWALL – Robert Brown

STRATFORD – Travis Henry

SULPHUR - Bethany Carroll, Dia Harness, Blake Hughes, Shawnda Preast

TECUMSEH - Shannon Elias, Sharon Holford, Samantha Lee, Shawna McMahan, Jordan Payne, Sarah Sellers

TISHOMINGO - Danielle Brown, Lindsey Cram, Neal Dodd, Gina Frazier, Mona Hankins

TUPELO - Augie Harkins, Donavan Terry

VALLIANT - Ashley Banfill, Cayla Shockley

VINITA – Kristin Stecklein

WAYNE – Erin Carroll

WELLSTON – Sarah Eckert

WETUMKA – Hilary Griffin, Shalan Tyra

WEWOKA - Laura Harrison, Alicia Martinez, Denise Williams

WILSON - James Goode, Amy Miller

WRIGHT CITY – Rachel Battiest

WYNNEWOOD – Natalie Delaplain

BRAWLEY, CALIF. – Cami Correa

BURBANK, CALIF. – Christopher Montgomery

CANYON COUNTRY, CALIF. – Donald Williams

CATHEDRAL CITY, CALIF. – Jeremy Custer

HONOLULU, HAWAII – Matthew Gobble

MARTINSVILLE, INDIANA – Krista Bird

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Darnell Davis

ALLEN, TEXAS - Olaniyi Opeseyitan, Zackary Patteson, Carla Rodriguez

COMMERCE, TEXAS – Tatiana Booth

DALLAS, TEXAS – Caroline Moseti

FORT WORTH, TEXAS – Stuart Bishop, Armando Saldivar

RICHARDSON, TEXAS – Natalie Wilson

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – Ann Mayahi

MAPLE RIDGE, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA – Brianna Baron

Candidates for MASTER’S DEGREES are listed by their hometowns:

ADA - Delilah Bohan, Jacob Bussell, Lucas Cane, Kim Carter, Mark Choate, Joy Crabtree, Mark Dominguez, Misty Gibney, Rachel Gore, Amanda Hall, Kellie Hudson, Joseph Mankin, Connie Martin, Ryan McMahan, Charles Mugabi, Ashton Neufeld, Calli Presley, Adam Ritter, Kylie Stephens, Dee Stoup, Billie Watson, Casey West

ARDMORE - Cindy Alsobrook, Dawn Gallo, Elizabeth Negrete, Brandon Pettigrew, Sandeep Pokharel, William Snider, Cassandra Thomas, Kathy Thompson, Virginia Wrenn

BROKEN ARROW – Richard Barnes

BROMIDE – Shanelle Baxter

CASHION - Michael Younger

CENTRAHOMA – Sarah Bills

CROWDER – Margie McElhany

CYRIL – LeeAnn Carlson

DUNCAN – Jera Alcorn

DURANT – Ashley Johnson

EARLSBORO – Sara Frye

EDMOND – Susan East

EUFAULA – Megan Palmer

FAIRLAND – Ryan Cottrell

GUYMON – Dixie Purdy

HARTSHORNE – Christina Baker

KONAWA – Natalie Isaacs

LAWTON – Toya Compton, Susan Pease

LEON – Shelly Self

LONE GROVE – Leah Noland

MADILL – Brenda Robertson

MARIETTA – Kimberly Fraire

McALESTER – Jamie Hood, Tiffany Moore, Lori Weeks, Lori Wells

McLOUD – Virginia Pritchard

MIDWEST CITY – Kendall Foster

MUSKOGEE – Joshua Johns, Andrew Swagers

NORMAN – Jennifer Dragoo

OKLAHOMA CITY – Tonya Rodriguez

OWASSO – Amanda Gilligan

PAULS VALLEY – Samuel Caton, Kelli Keesee

PIEDMONT – Rae Greathouse

PORUM – Rosa Denton

POTEAU – Casey Hemphill, Andria Perry, Jennifer Roberts

RED OAK – Tina McBride

SALLISAW – Sarah Jackson

SAYRE – Mary Lakey

SEMINOLE – Suzanne Barnett

SHAWNEE - Nicholas Cheatwood, Jennifer Conner, Barbara Core, Rhonda Crummett, Keela Mullennex, Misty Powell, Leslie Sewell

STONEWALL – Fay Christian

STRATFORD – Joseph Kelough

SULPHUR - Sarah Freehill, Roni Hardoin, Shannon Thomison

TALIHINA - Dorothea Humphreys, Rowdy Johnson , Susan Mickle

TECUMSEH - Lacey Forrester, Jessica Thompson

TISHOMINGO - Hunter Ty Hull, Teresa Kennison

WAGONER – Tyanna Trippany

WANETTE – Morgan Lipsey

WEWOKA – Lesli Upton

PALM HARBOR, FLA. – Evelyn Morales-Torres

CISCO, TEXAS – Leslie Weston

LAKEWOOD VILLAGE, TEXAS – K Espolt

UVALDE, TEXAS – James Ortiz

WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS – Dorothea Miller

KAMPALA, UGANDA – Richard Kirabira

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DR. NAKAMORI TO SPEAK AT EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY’S 2013 LOCKMILLER LECTURE IN ART HISTORY ON FEB. 27

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Dr. Yasufumi Nakamori, Associate Curator of Photography for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, will be the guest speaker for the 2013 Lockmiller Lecture in Art History on Wednesday, Feb. 27, at 4 p.m. in the Estep Center of the Bill S. Cole University Center.

Nakamori’s talk called For a New World to Come: Experiments in Art and Photography from 1970s Japan is based on his research for the last three years for a proposed exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, with the same title.

He will trace the emergence and development of conceptual and experimental uses of the camera in Japanese art and photography between 1968 and 1978.

Nakamori will discuss the specific nature of the photographic works, including a photographic installation, photographic mural and a 16mm film projection in the context of post-World War II Japanese Art. He will also situate them within the larger discourse of postwar global art history, in particular conceptual art.

In addition to his position at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Nakamori teaches the history of modern Japanese art and architecture at Rice University. In his scholarship, he has a particular interest in how photography shapes and mediates our experiences and understanding of space and the built environment as well as the making of cities, landscapes and buildings.

His 2010 publication Katsura: Picturing Modernism in Japanese Architecture, Photography by Ishimoto Yasuhiro (Yale University Press in association with the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston) won a 2011 Alfred H. Barr, Jr. award from the College Art Association.

This lecture was established, through an endowment, in honor of David Lockmiller and his interest in art history. Lockmiller is the father of former ECU professor Dr. Carlotta Lockmiller.

The lecture is free and open to the public.

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Campus Electrical Shutdowns

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Downtown Bookstore Moving

CHENEY, Wash. - As part of its plan to better serve all students, Eastern Washington University will move its inventory from its bookstore in the Schade Tower on the Riverpoint Campus to the University Bookstore on the main campus in Cheney.

The last day of business for the Riverpoint store will be Friday, Oct. 26. Until then, it will be open Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., and Fridays 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

This consolidation of services reflects the continued popularity of the University Bookstore and enhanced online services. It also allows Eastern to efficiently manage its resources.

"We have enjoyed serving the students, staff and Spokane community through our Schade store," said University Bookstore Director Bob Anderson. "We look forward to the opportunity to provide our full-range of products and services to the Spokane market through our Cheney store and our website."

Anderson reminds EWU students, faculty and staff at Riverpoint they will continue to be served by the University Bookstore. Anyone with questions regarding textbook ordering, rentals and buyback can call the bookstore at 509.359.4728 or email pambrosi@ewu.edu.

People can also visit www.bookstore.ewu.edu for the latest information about events and sales. 

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AWARD-WINNING PIANIST DR. DEAVER TO PERFORM AT ECU ON MARCH 3

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Award-winning pianist Dr. Stuart Deaver will perform a free concert on Sunday, March 3 at 3 p.m. at the Ataloa Theatre of East Central University’s Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center.

Deaver, who currently served as a professor of piano at the University of Tulsa, has won numerous awards and has performed across the United States as well as internationally in Portugal and Japan.

He was invited to perform and lecture on the complete solo minimalist works by American composer John Adams and Palacio Foz in Lisbon, Portugal in 2010. He returned to Portugal in 2012 for a solo recital at Teatro Eduardo Brazao (Vila Nova de Gaia) in the northern region.

Deaver was also invited to play a solo recital of works by Mozart, Jose Vianna da Motta and John Adams at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N.J., in 2011. Recordings of this performance were selected for radio broadcast and can be heard on classical radio station WWFM, which serves the greater New York City area.

He began playing the piano at age 11 and, by the age of 16, was the first-place winner of the Tulsa Philharmonic’s Young Artist Competition which led to his orchestral debut performances at Rachmaninov’s Second Piano Concerto with the Tulsa Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of Bernard Rubinstein.

Deaver maintains an active performance schedule as a chamber musician and has collaborated with esteemed musicians around the country such as violinist Maureen O’Boyle, clarinetist Paul Garritson, cellist Diane Bucchianari and baritone Brady McElligott.

He performed a series of recitals in 2009 with Bucchianari that featured Rachmaninov’s Sonata for Cello and Piano. His collaboration in 2010 with O’Boyle featured a series of recitals of sonatas by Franck and Brahms. The tour included a performance at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, N.M.

Deaver is an active adjudicator through MTNA and was invited to sit on the jury of the inaugural Schmidbauer International Piano Competition in Texas in 2008. He was also on the staff of the 15th and 16th Vianna da Motta International Piano Competitions in Lisbon, Portugal in 2004 and 2007.

He is also involved in music theory research and has presented his work at conference and universities around the country, including the Rocky Mountain Society of Music Theory at the University of Denver, the 15th Music Theory (MTMW) Conference at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Ohio, and at Rider University in Princeton, N.J.

At MTMW, Deaver was awarded the Arthur J. Komar Award for outstanding research and presentation of his paper Musical Equivalency of Alphabetical Order in Torke’s Telephone Book.

He has held teaching positions at the University of Kansas, Midwestern Music Camp and ECU. Deaver holds a doctor of musical arts degree from the University of Kansas where he studied exclusively with the renowned pianist Sequeira Costa.

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Choral Union to Present Handel's Messiah

Published: 2012-11-08
Choral Union performs with the Quincy Bay Chamber Orchestra at Wollaston Church of the Nazarene

A popular annual holiday tradition returns, as the Eastern Nazarene College Choral Union presents two free performances of Handel’s Messiah.

Comprised of ENC students and members of the community, the 60-voice Choral Union will present the beloved oratorio Saturday Dec. 1 at 7:00 pm and Sunday Dec. 2 at 3:00 pm at the Wollaston Church of the Nazarene. The choral group, consisting of students and community members, will be conducted by John Schnelle, accompanied by the Quincy Bay Chamber Orchestra. The performance will feature solos by professional singers baritone Ryan Mullaney and tenor Arthur Rishi, alto and ENC alum, Hannah Ford (10), and student sopranos Paige Fehr (14) and Elizabeth Blanchette (15).

For more than 75 years, the Eastern Nazarene College Choral Union has performed two major masterworks of choral literature each concert season. Each fall, the Choral Union presents free performances of Handel’s Messiah as a holiday gift to the city of Quincy. In the spring, the group performs a different piece each year, with previous concerts featuring works by Brahms, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Faure and more.

Related at ENC: Music Department

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Basketball Before Books

Spokane, Wash. - On Monday, April 9th, Eastern Washington University's 14th Annual Get Lit! Festival will kick off, or tip off, with a basketball game featuring authors Sherman Alexie, Shann Ray and Jess Walter, among others. They will join local hoops stars and Native legends to play a full court, regulation basketball game for charity. HooPalousa will be held at 7 p.m., at Whitworth University and will be free and open to the public.

This will be the second HooPalousa, which originated in November 2011 when Kim Barnes, a creative writing professor at the University of Idaho, challenged visiting writers to a game of three-on-three hoops with her graduate students. Word of the game quickly spread, and eventually captured national attention. Roughly 600 spectators attended the game, and more than $3,000 was raised for the American Indian Graduate Fellowship in Creative Writing at the University of Idaho.

At the first HooPalousa, the two teams who faced off were the Dirty Realists, coached by EWU Professor Sam Ligon, and Moscow-based the SuperSonnets, led by Nez Perce tribe chairman Brooklyn Baptiste.

Sherman Alexie said of his team's offense strategy for the game, "I think our offense is going to be Pendo (Gonzaga basketball alumni David Pendergraft) gets the board, throws a full-court pass to Shann (Ray), who scores, and the rest of us preserve our ACLs."

HooPalousa donations will go toward the American Indian Graduate Fellowship in Creative Writing at the University of Idaho. There will be books available for sale at the event, and attendees will have a chance to get their books signed by the participating authors after the game.

More information on the 2012 Get Lit! Festival can be found at ewu.edu/getlit. The direct link for information on this event is: outreach.ewu.edu/getlit/3112.

For more information or inquiries please contact Get Lit! Festival director Melissa Huggins at mhuggins33@ewu.edu or 509.359.6977.

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Calling All Musicians

CHENEY, Wash. - Once again, the Eastern Washington University football team is making a deep run into the playoffs. And once again, just like 2010, the FCS Semifinal game will take place after students are done with finals. So once again, the university is putting out a call to join the EWU "Playoff" Band for this weekend's nationally-televised game against Sam Houston State!!

How many? Eastern has room for up to 100 musicians.

When? Saturday, Dec. 15, Roos Field, 1:05 p.m. kick off.

How do I join? Register here!

IMPORTANT DETAILS:
• Limited spaces available. You must register on line!
• You must provide your cell phone or email for instructions/details.
• You will need to dress warmly (wearing Eagle red or black on top).
• You must provide your own instrument. EWU has two tubas available and
some miscellaneous percussion equipment. You will be contacted by the
Music Department if you need this equipment.
• You must be able to meet at 11 a.m. on Saturday at the Music Building in
Cheney for a short rehearsal and instructions.
• Music will be emailed to you so you may practice.

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ECU CHORALE TO PRESENT ‘SINGING VALENTINES’ ON FEB. 12-14

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Those wishing to send a special valentine for their sweetie on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14, may do so with the help of the East Central University Chorale.

For $21.95 (flowers not included), members of the ECU Chorale will deliver the flowers and serenade your Valentine recipient.

In fact, the Chorale will be provide ‘Singing Valentines’ on Tuesday, Feb. 12, and Wednesday, Feb. 13, as well.

ECU Chorale members will only travel in the Ada area.

The song selections include: “At Last” by Etta James; “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” by Elton John; “I Melt” by Rascal Flatts; and “I Want to Hold Your Hand” by the Beatles.

Those wishing to order a ‘Singing Valentine’ can do so through Forget-Me-Not Floral or by calling (405) 517-9126 if there are any additional questions.

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Comedy Benefits EWU Scholarships

CHENEY, Wash. - Get in the spirit of spring this winter with a performance of McManus in Love, a one-man comedy written by nationally renowned humor writer and Eastern Washington University Professor Emeritus Patrick F. McManus, and starring his indentured actor, Tim Behrens.

What: McManus in Love, Written by Patrick F. McManus 

When: Feb. 23, doors open at 7 p.m., show starts at 7:30 p.m.

Where: Showalter Auditorium, EWU Campus

Tickets: $20 - All proceeds benefit EWU Scholarships

Register/RSVP: http://alumni.ewu.edu/event/McManusInLove

Information: Call Jane Noonan at 509.359.2227

"LOVE" COMES TO CHENEY

"Love" follows the hilarious antics of the young Pat and his pal Crazy Eddie Muldoon, as they discover their fear of the dark is child's play compared to their fear of GIRLS!

But something keeps them wondering about love, romance, marriage and what is this thing called dating anyway? Over the course of the evening, they discover why your first date warps your personality forever!

Pick up personal grooming tips from the old woodsman, Rancid Crabtree, who takes a bath once every leap year - because he has this theory that a mixture of soap and water will eat holes in your protective crust. Learn dating moves from Cousin Buck, who grew up to be only slightly smarter than celery. Then follow Pat into the movie theatre on that first date with none other than Melba Peachbottom, the prettiest girl in the county.

Actor Tim Behrens portrays the one-man cast of 15 characters, including a bat, a bear, a bicycle, and an even stranger assortment of humans. "Love" is one in a repertoire of five McManus Comedies that have toured 23 states and Canada, in 1,100 performances to more than 450,000 people.

To learn more about The McManus Comedies visit www.mcmanusplays.com. To purchase tickets contact Jane Noonan at 509.359.2227 or visit http://alumni.ewu.edu/event/McManusInLove.

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Destination EWU

CHENEY, Wash. - Community Colleges of Spokane and Eastern Washington University have created the state's first collaborative dual admission program - CCS Destination Eastern - to produce more degrees and boost graduation rates without raising costs for students and their families.

"Higher education should be accessible to students from all walks of life," said EWU President Rodolfo Arévalo. "Our strong partnership with the Community Colleges of Spokane will create a clear roadmap for students as they work toward a baccalaureate degree."

Janet Gullickson, interim CCS Academic Services Officer, added, "A true partnership between universities and community colleges is the only way to make the best use of limited resources. Ultimately, it's going to make it easier for CCS students to graduate on time with the EWU degree they want."

Two free orientations are open to students who have applied to Spokane Community College, Spokane Falls Community College or an Institute for Extended Learning education center, tested at college-level reading and writing and indicated transfer intent:

• Spokane Community College: 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, May 9, Lair-Student Center, Bldg. 6, 1810 N. Greene St.
• Spokane Falls Community College: 6-8 p.m. Thursday, May 10, SUB Lounges A and B, Bldg. 17, 3410 W. Fort George Wright Drive

Pre-registration is required at www.ccs.spokane.edu/CCSDestinationOrientation.

Focused on joint advising, increased retention and degree planning, CCS Destination Eastern gives students enrolled at SCC, SFCC or an IEL education center the opportunity to plan their EWU bachelor's degree from the day they are accepted at their community college. It is the first such program between a four-year university and community college system in the state. If successful, the program may be expanded to additional community colleges and four-year schools.

Students apply for admission at SCC, SFCC or an IEL education center. Once they have completed their associate's degree at a CCS school, CCS Destination students transfer to EWU, registering as incoming juniors ahead of other transfer students.

Students begin the program by taking a class team-taught by CCS and EWU faculty and counselors that covers degree planning, college readiness, career planning and college networking. They also receive degree and program advising from CCS and EWU advisors, can get free quarterly transcript evaluations at Eastern and are connected with the department they've chosen for a major at EWU.

For student information about CCS Destination Eastern, e-mail ccsdestination@ccs.spokane.edu.

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Borders at Top And Bottom of AirPlay Mirroring

I got an Apple TV a month or so ago to compliment my iPad (3rd Gen) and use the AirPlay mirroring feature. However I am slightly disappointed to find that every time I mirror my iPad's screen, it appears with black borders at the top and bottom of the picture, I understand the need for borders left and right because of the 4:3 aspect but borders top and bottom make the picture smaller. Videos and Pictures appear properly but certain apps that are full screen (such as Asphalt 7) appear with borders all the way around.

 

If I change the Apple TV display settings from 1080p 60Hz to 1280x1024 60Hz then the iPad is mirrored perfectly without borders top and bottom only left and right as they hold be but ideally I want to keep the 1080p resolution if I can.

 

My Apple TV 3 is connected to my router via Ethernet and my iPad can use either 2.4GHz or 5GHz WiFi bands but nothing fixes the issue.

 

The HDTV is fairly new, a Samsung model from last year so that couldn't be the problem either.

 

Can anone advise? I've seen some posts on the Internet but they are mainly complaining about borders left and right not top and bottom.

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EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY'S NEWEST FACILITY TO BE NAMED CHICKASAW BUSINESS AND CONFERENCE CENTER

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East Central University is pleased to announce that its newest facility on campus will be named the Chickasaw Business and Conference Center.

Chickasaw Nation Gov. Anoatubby said that having the Chickasaw name on the business center is a tribute to centuries of Chickasaw history.

“Chickasaw people have been entrepreneurs for centuries,” said Gov. Anoatubby. “East Central University has a great record of preparing students for success in the world of business and we are delighted to be a part of this worthwhile endeavor. We have a long record of working successfully with ECU on projects such as the Native American Studies Center, the Dynamic Women’s Conference, Chickasaw Summer Arts Academy and National Night Out, so we are confident this will be a success as well.”

The $10.65 million and 62,000-square-foot building, located on the west side of campus at Main and Center Streets in Ada, is set to open this fall and will house the new Harland C. Stonecipher School of Business.

The facility sits directly west of another of ECU’s newer buildings, the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center, which opened in 2009.

“We’re honored and pleased to be in yet another valued partnership venture with the Chickasaw Nation and Governor Bill Anoatubby. The Chickasaw Nation, like ECU, places a high value on education and this enables our students to get the most out of their learning experience,” said ECU President John Hargrave. “This state-of-the-art facility will only enhance the educational opportunities of students who will be future business leaders or simply those involved in the business world.”

The Chickasaw Business and Conference Center’s first floor will house the ECU Police Department, a synergistic learning center and a food court.

The Harland C. Stonecipher School of Business will be on the second floor where each classroom will be equipped with state-of-the-art technology, a specialized financial lab/classroom, several student-friendly study areas and lounges.

The third floor is reserved for offices for the dean of the business school and faculty members, conference rooms, technology lab/classrooms, several faculty lounges and a balcony/reception area.

The center’s unique design allows the conference center to double as a Federal Emergency Management Agency safe room, in case of a disaster like Hurricane Katrina, by providing short-term shelter. The safe room functionality is possible because of a $1.46 million grant awarded to ECU by FEMA.

Miles Associates of Oklahoma City is the architect for this project.

Construction progress on the Chickasaw Business and Conference Center can be viewed at: http://www.ecok.edu/it/cameras.htm.

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ECU INSTRUCTOR JORDAN INDUCTED AS FELLOW INTO PRESTIGIOUS ACADEMY OF EMERGENCY NURSES

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East Central University nursing instructor Jeff Jordan has been inducted as a Fellow into the prestigious Academy of Emergency Nurses, it was recently announced in Des Plaines, Ill.

The AEN fellowship is an honor recognizing emergency nurses for their contributions to patient care in and out of the emergency department.

“Each year, we honor outstanding emergency nurses by inducting them into the Academy of Emergency Nursing,” said Gail Lenehan, 2012 president of the Emergency Nurses Association. “Fellows in the academy represent the best of the best and have provided invaluable groundbreaking leadership in emergency nursing. Their dedication to patients and colleagues is inspirational.”

The AEN was constituted on Sept. 28, 2004, to honor nurses who have made specific, substantial, and enduring contributions to the field of emergency nursing; who advance the profession of emergency nursing, including the health care system in which emergency nursing is delivered; and who provide visionary leadership to the Emergency Nurses Association.

Jordan, a native of Macomb, Okla., was one of 14 honored by the Emergency Nurses Association. He is an RN to BSN coordinator/instructor at ECU.

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ELEVEN TEACHERS HONORED FOR EXCELLENCE DURING ECU’S STOKES LECTURE

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Eleven teachers were recently honored during East Central University’s Marvin Stokes Endowed Lecture, hosted by East Central University’s College of Education and Psychology. Oklahoma State Teacher of the Year for 2012, Elaine Hutchison, delivered the lecture. The area teachers, noted for teaching excellence, were: Donna Nickell, Vanoss High School (left to right, front row); Marcy Jack, Ada Early Childhood Center; Sabre Dixon, Shawnee Middle School; Hutchison, of Fairview Public Schools and 2012 Oklahoma State Teacher of the Year; Genise Fridrich, Prague Early Childhood Center; and Katrina Lewis, Allen Public Schools. On the back row (left to right) are: Brenda Walling, Dean of the ECU College of Education and Psychology; Nancy McAfee, Stratford Public Schools; Sandy Hetherington, Davis Middle School; Brenda Roberts, Homer Elementary/Byng; Chad Chronister, Pauls Valley High School; and Dr. Duane Anderson, ECU Provost and Vice-President for Academic Affairs. Not pictured are Michelle Ellison, Latta Public Schools and Breanna Sanford, Ethel Reed Elementary School in Holdenville.

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ECU’S REACH HIGHER PROGRAM GIVES WORKING ADULTS A CHANCE AT OBTAINING A DEGREE

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East Central University is all about second chances.

ECU and Oklahoma’s Adult Degree Completion Program, called Reach Higher, make it possible to return to college while working and raising a family.

“With the new year coming, it’s a perfect opportunity to get a fresh start or second chance toward obtaining your bachelor’s degree in a flexible format that’s very convenient,” said Dr. Shirley Mixon, Professor of Business and Director of the Oklahoma Degree Completion Program.

Completion of the program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership. Courses are offered primarily online and in an eight-week format.

To qualify, you must be 21 years old, have completed a minimum of 72 hours of college work, have a minimum 2.0 graduation/retention GPA in past college course work and complete an individual degree plan.

For more information on the Reach Higher Oklahoma Degree Completion Program contact Mixon at 580-559-5279 or smixon@ecok.edu.

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ECU RELEASES HONOR ROLLS FOR FALL 2012 SEMESTER

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Outstanding academic work by East Central University students have led to listings on the President’s Honor Roll and Dean’s Honor Roll for the fall semester of 2012.

Students must complete 12 credit hours during the semester to be included on the honor roll. They cannot receive an “I” for incomplete work.

Those included on the President’s Honor Roll have earned A’s in all of their courses during the semester for a perfect 4.0 grade point average. To be eligible for the Dean’s Honor Roll, students must have a 3.3 grade point average with no grade lower than a C.

Students listed on the President’s Honor Roll are listed by hometowns:

ADA: Tamra Dawn Albritton, Legal Studies; Deboise Amotue Fotso, Human Services Counseling (Rehabilitation); Aileen Loraine Barton, Communication Studies; Tabitha Nicole Beam, Business Administration (Finance); Joshua Tannor Benard, Biology (Teacher Certification); Kelsey M Benefield, Early Childhood Education; Christopher Cole Benson, Biology; Srijana Bhandari Kharge, Biology (Molecular Biology); Krishna R. Bhattarai, Biology (Molecular Biology); Terry Anne Blanchard, Nursing; Victor Blasco, Business Administration (Management); Jason Scott Bolitho, Legal Studies; Laramie Katherine Brady, Athletic Training; Jordan Taylor Brooks, Business Administration (Management); Teresa A Buretta, English; Jennifer Nicole Cody, Social Work; Cheyenne Counts, Business Administration (Finance); Joseph Andrew Cypert, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Sudeep Kumar Dahal, Accounting; Sujita Dahal, Nursing; Hollie Louise Danker, Mathematics (General); Chester A. Davis, Computer Science; Sundae Mae Dupuy , Social Work; Meagon Renee Eagon, Legal Studies; Jerris Dee Egge, Athletic Training; Alyssa Brooke Eickenhorst, Mathematics (General); Lindsey Cae Elliott , Elementary Education; Erica V. Eppler, Art (Graphic Arts); Charlynn Marie Estes, Mass Communications/Mass Media; Lindsi Nicole Everett, English; Jessica D. Fixico, Early Childhood Education; Cara Raschel Gaddy, English (Teacher Certification); Jimmy Chase Gambol, Athletic Training; Zachary Star Garcia, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification); Robin Ghimire, Environmental Health Science; Sudan Raj Ghimire, Business Administration (Finance); Brian Sanford Gilson, Cartography (Geography); Tara Gurung, Nursing; Caroline Renee Harris, Art (Graphic Arts); Sarah Elizabeth Harris, Math (Teacher Certification); Jennifer Kay Harwell, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Heather Michelle Holland, Human Services Counseling; Paige Elisabeth Holley, Early Childhood Education; Erica Grace Hollingsworth, Music (Instrumental); Brandon Dean Holt, Business Administration (Entrepreneurship); Courtney Lane Hundley, Early Childhood Education; Taryn Nicole Jack, Pre-Medicine; Caitlyn Lauren James , Special Education; Sergio Jimenez-Garcia, Cartography (Geotechniques); Jeffrey James Joseph Johnson, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Mallory Lane Jones, Mass Communications (Mass Media); Kristin M. Keiner , Social Work; Tripti Khatiwara, Social Work; Pradeep Kshetri, Pre-Engineering; Chelsea Jae LaValley, Elementary Education; Tobyn Coe Large, Mathematics (General); Ashley Michelle Lewis, Music Instrumental (Teacher Certification); Hannah Lynn Lightfoot, Nursing; Shelby Nicole Long, Biology (Teacher Certification); Desiree' Chanel Lyon, Biology (Molecular Biology); Deborah Susan MacKenzie, Accounting; Pabitra Malla, Biology; Jack David Malm, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification); Jessica Lynn Marshall, Pre-Medicine; Preston L Marshall, English; Flor Eliana Martinez, Business Administration (General Business); James M. McCreary, English; Taylor Denise McDonald, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Jesse K. Milam, Music (Instrumental); Ronnie R. Miller, Human Services Counseling (Rehabilitation); Jennifer Ann Morris, Environmental Health Science ; La'Thea December Morrison, Accounting; Jennifer Lynn Mosley, Early Childhood Education; Michael S Northcutt, Human Resources Counseling; Katelyn Alyssa Oltmans, Early Childhood Education; Ryan Scott Oltmans, Elementary Education; Shane Raeshell Page, Family and Consumer Science (General); Jessica Lee Painter, Early Childhood Education; Ashutosh Palikhel, Business Administration (Entrepreneurship); Amenah Baher Pena, Elementary Education; Melissa M. Pope, Psychology; Kaitlyn LaFawn Quinlan, Family and Consumer Science (General); Rubin Rajbhandari, Computer Science; Cassie Joann Rea, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Erin Rachel Roberson, English (Teacher Certification); Tierney Janell Roberts, Pre-Veterinary; DeeAndra Dawn Robertson, Pre-Physicians; Glenn Andrew Ronning, Elementary Education; Jacob William Rudd, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Cale Shannon Russell, Cartography (Geography); Stormy Dawn Sayre, Physics (Medical Physics); Amanda Nicole Scott, Elementary Education; Jacob Dakota Scroggins, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Udip Sedhain, Computer Science; Heather Renee Shaw, Human Services Counseling (Rehabilitation); Michael D Shinault, Physical Education(Teacher Certification); Ashma Shiwakoti, Physics (Medical Physics); Hasana Shrestha, Business Administration (General Business); Nabin Shrestha, Computer Science; Joshua Miles Smith, Chemistry; Chase Jordan Sorrels, Pre-Medicine; Caitlyn M Stephens, English; Amelia J Stevens, English (Teacher Certification); Kelsie Dawn Sweat, Kinesiolgy (Exercise Science); Akiko Takizawa, Accounting; Deependra Thakuri, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Sydney Aleece Thornton, Early Childhood Education; Taylor H Trosin, Psychology; Katelyn N Truett, Human Services Counseling; Teagan Janae Tully, Human Services Counseling; Chad Wayne Underwood, Special Education; Megan Taylor Van Eaton, Elementary Education; Stephen Michael Vera, Psychology; Erin Marie Walling, Business Administration (Marketing); Kandice Nicole Wallis, Human Services Counseling; Tammy M. West, Psycholofy; Amber N Williams, Human Services Counseling; Austra Williamson, Early Childhood Education; Billie Kay Wood, Early Childhood Education.

ALLEN, Okla: Joni K Anderson, Elementary Education; Sierra Nicole Barnhart, Elementary Education; Kaitlyn Cheyenne Hatton, English; Tyler Grant Rowsey, Pre-Medicine

ALLEN, Texas: Carla Natalia Rodriguez, Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations)

ARDMORE: Nickolas Chance Brown, Art (Studio Art); Lacey Elizabeth Burks, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Ashley M. Huggins, Elementary Education; Ashley B. Huhman, Mathematics (Applied/Pre-Actuary); Cody Gray Looka, Nursing; Charlotte Elizabeth May, Nursing; Chelsi DeAnn Norris, Accounting; Dillon C Potter, Accounting.

ASHER: Ronald R Allen, Nursing

ATHENS, Texas: Jackson Lee Latimer, Business Administration (Marketing)

BARCELONA, Spain: Marta Ferraz Valles, Kinesiology

BIXBY: Michael Trent Womack; English (Teacher Certification)

BLANCHARD: Porsha Nicole Courtney, History; Emily Nicole Davis, Biology

BOMHAM, Texas: Taylor Nicole Kirkpatrick, Physical Education (Teacher Certification)

BRAGGS: Garrett Thomas Kizzia, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

BRAWLEY, Calif.: Cami Lee Correa, Social Work

BROKEN ARROW: Morgann Beth Gilbert; Elementary Education

BYARS: Ray R Ardery, Physical Education (Teacher Certification)

CALVIN: Lacie Jaye Rammage; Social Work; Ashlan Mae Wilson, Family and Consumer Science (General)

CHANDLER: Anna Joy Lawler, Nursing

CLARITA: Bethany A Lee, Elementary Education

CLEVELAND: Carson Daniel Shook; Computer Science

COALGATE: Matt Sven Calvert; Human Services Counseling (Deaf); Sarah Michelle Sanders, Biology

COMMERCE, Texas: Tatiana Shay Booth, History (Teacher Certification)

DAVIS: Lea Nicole Smith, Early Childhood Education; Molly Kathleen Trimmer, English; Jerad Keith White, History (Teacher Certification); Sharon M. Whorton, Pre-Engineering

DEL CITY: Randee K. Crockett , Early Childhood Education

DENHAM SPRINGS, La.: Andrea M McKinney, Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)

DUNCAN: Allon Forrest Gillispie, Biology

EARLSBORO: Landon Kale Rodriguez, Pre-Medicine

EDMOND: Gina Ann Mengwasser, Physical Education (Teacher Certification)

ELDORADO: Tyle C Hankins, History (Teacher Certification)

EULESS, Texas: Chandra Kala Thapaliya, Chemistry

FITTSTOWN: James Nathaniel Wright, Pre-Engineering

FITSHUGH: Victoria Claire Lotter, Special Education

FORT GIBSON: Jodi LeeAnn Glover; Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

FORT WORTH, Texas: Austin Reed Morrow, Mathematics (Teacher Certification)

FOSTER: Brandi N Goodrich, Elementary Education; Angela Danielle Johnson, Business Administration (General Business)

FULLERTON, Calif.: Nathan Allen Kindstrand, Athletic Training

GARVIN: Ashlie Ann Simpson, Psychology

GOLDSBY: Lacey Rae Paulk, Pre-Medicine

GUTHRIE: Jonathan David Ogan, Accounting

HARRAH: Marissa Nicole Hinton, Nursing

HENRYETTA: Hillary Danielle Konsure, Biology

HOLDENVILLE: Kyla E Beasley , Human Resources Counseling (Rehabilitation); Jeri-Megan Nicole Garvin, Elementary Education; Kolby Len Giles, Pre-Pharmacy; Bili Chelese Lankford, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Jamie Nicole Stinnett, Early Childhood Education

HOUSTON, Texas: Kenechukwu Samuel Ugochukwu, Nursing

IRVING, Texas: Pratik Karki, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

KATHMANDU, Nepal: Rohan Chalise, Physics

KONAWA: Joseph Tanner Capps, Art (Studio Art); Paula Ann Wiest, English (Teacher Certification); Lydell Alex Yellowfish, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Elisabeth Jane Morris, Early Childhood Education

KREBS: Jessica Ann Wainscott; Family and Consumer Science (General)

LANTANA, Texas: Jessica Elise Stibbens, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

LARAMIE, Wyo.: Maura June Culver, Family and Consumer Science Education

LAWTON: Domonique Jamal Massengill, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Carlos David Nazario, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement)

LEXINGTON: Shawnacie K. Tresler, Elementary Education

LINDSAY: Joshua C Warren, Pre-Medicine

LITTLE ELM, Texas: Kourtney Renee Holleman, Mathematics (General)

MACOMB: Barry Paul Boydstun, Pre-Engineering; Karina Esperanza Chavez, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Andrew Philip Weiss, Legal Studies

MALEMORT, France: Elsa Sandra Mouly; Criminal Justice (Adult Corrections)

MANNSVILLE: Tayler Irene Hatton, Pre-Medicine

MANSFIELD, Texas: Katherine Elizabeth Glutz, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

MARIETTA: Nikki Danielle Hays, Biology; Kaitlin Elise Moore, Biology

MAUD: Krysten Renee Isenhower; Elementary Education

MAYSVILLE: Caleb Daltyn Ivey, Business Administration (Management Information Systems)

McLOUD: Katherine Adelina Weatherby, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

McALESTER: Joseph Trevor Contreras, English (Teacher Certification); Kelsey Marie Dalmont, Biology; Lindsey R Dugan; English; Cassie Nichole Fabry, Elementary Education: Whitney Dawn Ford, Family and Consumer Science (General); Elisabeth Rene Loving, Nursing; Lucy Michelle Muller, Human Services Counseling; Thong Ngoc Phan, Physics (Medical Physics); Erica Glenn Riley, Legal Studies; Elizabeth Tull, Psychology

MEEKER: Travis Pierce Miller, Chemistry

MIDWEST CITY: Rachel Dawn Nicholas; Business Administration (Marketing)

MILBURN: Dawn Marie McLeod, Elementary Education

MILL CREEK: Christina Angelica Etheridge, Computer Science

MORRIS: Chelsie Cheyenne Austin, Art (Graphic Arts)

MOUNDS: Ashley Grace Bean, English (Teacher Certification)

MUSTANG: Ashley Nichole Cardwell, Mathematics (General); Morgan Nicole Dickerson, Chemistry

NOBLE: Erin Grace Awtrey, Elementary Education; Jordan Faith Clark, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification); Kelsey Brianna Crank, History; Ian Mikal Dusek, Computer Science; Tabitha Rena Heaton, Mathematics (Teacher Certification)

NORMAN: Ashlyn Renae Anderson; Elementary Education; Ellyn Denise Jones, Early Childhood Education; Brittani Nicole Pollock, Early Childhood Education; Hannah Rose Shell, Social Work; Caitlin E. Spaulding, Family and Consumer Science (Retail Merchandising)

OILTON: Julia Rachelle Flowers, Nursing

OKARCHE: Michael T. Pounds, Mass Communications (Mass Media)

OKEMAH: Valerie A Jones, Elementary Education; Brenae Lynn Riggin, Special Education

OKLAHOMA CITY: Jordan Elizabeth Douglas, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Nicholas Paul Joyner, Pre-Engineering; Joanne Mathilda Keith, Psychology; Aubrey Anease Painter , Mathematics (General)

OKMULGEE: Bailey Dawn Cusher; Biology; Michael Anthony Mariano, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

OKTAHA: Laura Guadalupe Asaro, Mathematics (General)

OWASSO: Jerrod Hunter Henrie, Environmental Health Science

PADEN: Shawna Gayle Whitson, History (Teacher Certification)

PAOLI: Stephanie Nicole Duncan, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Zacharie Lee Marcel Jeandemange, Computer Science; Kelsey Jordan Mantooth, Nursing; James Michael Neeley, Mass Communications (Advertsing/Public Relations)

PAULS VALLEY: Erin Lynne Black, Human Resources Counseling (Deaf); Billy Dean Bussell, Accounting; Shalee Denise Erwin, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcment); Casey Alan Fowler, English; Tobey Chase Hatton, Biology; Taylor Lynn Jones, History (Teacher Certification); Jessi Lynn Miller, Early Childhood Education ; Morgan Diane Sloan, Early Childhood Education; Anna Elise Talkington, English (Teacher Certification)

PITTSBURG: Kirstin Rachelle Marie Shields, Biology (Molecular Biology)

PLANO, Texas: Rejina Gurung, Business Administration (Management Information Systems)

PONCA CITY: Lindsey Clare Wilburn, Nursing; Rebecca Michelle Wilburn, Athletic Training

PORUM: Heather Michelle Smith, Nursing

PRAGUE: Mikylee Burris, Art (Teacher Certification); Trevor Wayne Davis, Elementary Education

PURCELL: Kristin Brooke Belicek, Early Childhood Education; Megan Mary Gowens, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Kristen Taylor Howard, Physics (Medical Physics); Harrison Gage Williams, Accounting

RICHARDSON, Texas: Natalie R Wilson, Elementary Education

RICHMOND, Texas: Nathaniel Joseph Kipping, Business Administration (Management)

RINGLING: Shelby Nichole McCarty, Nursing

ROFF: Laci Nichole Ailey, Early Childhood Education; Krysten Brooke Rauch, Human Services Counseling; Jessica Janae Stewart, Pre-Physicians

SACHSE, Texas: Sophia Veronica Loaiza, Biology

SALLISAW: Kendall Danae Dobbs, Mathematics (Teacher Certification)

SAN PEDRO, Calif.: Mia Sara Magalona, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

SANTA CLARITA, Calif.: Dylan Andrew Mascarenas, Athletic Training

SAPULPA: April Lynette Hiett, Early Childhood Education

SASAKWA: Jennifer Renee Allison, Sociology

SEMINOLE: Courtney June Ackerman, Chemistry; Brent Alan Biddy, Biology (Molecular Biology) Seminole; Joshua Grant Burton, Mathematics (Applied/Pre-Actuary); Mallory Leigh Cheatwood, Elementary Education; Nichole Anna Chesser, Art (Teacher Certification); Haley Nicole Day, Human Services Counseling; Kristi Nicole Gray, Elementary Education: Amy Eilene Hamilton, Elementary Education; Dawn Rene Hardwick, Social Work; Janis Nadean Hart, Legal Studies; Keri Renee LaPach, Elementary Education; Kristin Marie Sneed, Elementary Education

SHAWNEE: Courtney Jacquline Bullen, Elementary Education; Pamela S Creel, Social Work; Ryan D. Creel, Elementary Education; Morgan Russell Johnson, Elementary Education; Jennifer N Morris, Early Childhood Education; Jessie LaRee Randall, English; Brian Hamilton Scott, Physics (Medical Physics); Kaysi Suzanne West , Chemistry

SOUTHLAKE, Texas: Autumn Nicole Suydam, Nursing

STIGLER: Kimberly A Dulin, Nursing

STONEWALL: Bradianne Shenae Daniel, Nursing; Katherine Rebecca Jolly, History; Checed A Rodgers, Computer Science; Kaitlinn MiRanda Wright, Pre-Physical Therapy

STRATFORD: Joseph Lawrence Hagan-Zertuche, Psychology; Noelle S Hurt, English (Teacher Certification); Brandon L Mauldin, General Studies; Donna Ray, Mass Communications (Mass Media); Bailey Allison Sinnett, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Cassandra D. Taylor, Environmental Health Science; Danna Rhea Zumbro, Nursing

STROUD: Jared Kyle Henley, Pre-Engineering; Bethany Marie Ragle, Legal Studies

STUART: Kayli Gayle Blasengame, Elementary Education; Betty Elizabeth Buff, Elementary Education

SULPHUR: Joshua Trevor Crittenden, Mathematics (General); Sara Marie DeWitte, Business Administration (Marketing); Melody Lynn Dunn, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification); Taylor Dale Edgar, Early Childhood Education; Blake Howard Hughes, Cartography (Geotechniques); Cayla Noelle Norman, Nursing; Shanin Nicole Norman, Pre-Veterinary; Lacy Chantel Rankin, Legal Studies; Jessica Deann Reeves, Early Childhood Education; Ayliar Bree Ruark, Elementary Education; Linzi Renee Thompson, Environmental Health Science; Steven Daniel Wilkerson, Business Administration (Finance)

TALIHINA: Claire Lauree Hensley Marquardt, Music (Piano)

TAYLOR, Texas: Richard Thomas Hepworth, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

TECUMSEH: Samantha Susan Lee, History (Teacher Certification); Shawna Brooke McMahan, Early Childhood Education; Sarah Christine Sellers, Early Childhood Education; Monica Lauren Storey, Mathematics (General)

THACKERVILLE: Parker Tate Liddell, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Amanda Rose Peyrot, Social Work

TISHOMINGO: Allison Kay Leonard, Human Services Counseling; Jason Don Morgan, Social Work

TULSA: Jonathan David Clark, Athletic Training; John Charles Dale, Physics; Samantha Renee Dalton, Psychology; Melanie Reese McKinney, Social Work; Antonine Besa Peek, Criminal Justice (Juvenile Justice); Lauren Ashley Reeves, Pre-Medicine

TUPELO: Chesna Phili Henry, Biology; Jared Shane Romines, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Josephine Marie Romines, Human Services Counseling (Deaf); Trevor Dillon Sutton, Accounting

VELMA: Kirsten Ann Gothard, Social Work

VERDEN: Kory Don Patterson, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

VINITA: Kristin M Stecklein, Music-Piana (Teacher Certification)

WANETTE: Alayna Marie Cornelius, Psychology

WAPANUCKA: Charles M Russell, Pre-Pharmacy

WASHINGTON: Malori Ann Maynard, Nursing

WAYNE: Erin Lynn Carroll, Mathematics (General); Carly Jo Davis, Nursing

WELLSTON: Benjamin Paul Eckert, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Rachel Anne Eckert, Art (Teacher Certification)

WETUMKA: Lauralyn Laure Simpson, Pre-Veterinary; Sharolyn Sharae Simpson, Pre-Dentistry; Shalan Elaine Tyra, Early Childhood Education

WEWOKA: Deana S Casey, Elementary Education; Tyler DeWayne Davis, Legal Studies; Laura Elizabeth Harrison, Human Services Counseling; Semary Starr Hill, History

WICHITA, Kan.: Angelo Alexander Shipp, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

WILBURTON: Shelly Marie Johnson, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Ashley Dawn Rowland, Early Childhood Education; Rachel K Skimbo, Elementary Education

WILSON: Paul Caleb Fulton, Business Administration (Finance): Jacob Dillon Hix, Computer Science; Emily Janice Welch, Physical Education (Teacher Certification)

WISTER: Lydia Ruth Speake, Elementary Education

WYNNEWOOD: Natalie Danielle Delaplain, Elementary Education; Jennifer Nicole Wilson, Elementary Education

Students listed on the Dean’s Honor Roll are listed by hometown:

ADA: Nashea Danyel Abram, Early Childhood Education; Matthew Ryan Adams, Computer Science; Shruti Adhikari, Biology; Adeola A Albert, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Joel Linton Allen, Mass Communications (Mass Media); Logan Faye Anderson, Human Services Counseling; William D. Anderson, Environmental Health Science; Trevor Eli Angel, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Mariano Enrique Arismendi, Computer Science; Iva Asllani, Political Science; Nathan E Austin, History (Teacher Certification); Jaron Everette Ballagh, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Marc James Banworth, Biology (Molecular Biology); Sarah Elisabeth Barnes, Music (Sacred Music); Joshua Aaron Belcher, Biology (Molecular Biology); Astha Bhattarai, Biology (Clinical Lab Science); Brian Lee Bigelow, Undecided Undergrad; Robert Josiah Biles, Pre-Medicine; Haley Dawn Bilodeau, Human Resources Counseling; Amick J. Birdshead, Native American Studies; Jeffery Morgan Blakey, Criminal Justice (Juvenile Justice); Elizabeth Anne Blanchard, Music (Vocal); Jordan Smaria Blankenship, Legal Studies; Quinton E. Blevins, Elementary Education; Andrew Charles Harley Bliss, Business Administration (General Business); Sarah E Bolitho, Undecided Undergrad; Amanda Gale Bond, Kinesiology, Exercise Science; Danna Danae Borntrager, Elementary Education, Judith Marie Bowman, Human Services Counseling (Rehab); Alexis Louise Brendle, Cartography (Geotechniques); Mary Elizabeth Brinkley, Sciology; Timothy Joel Brown, Computer Science; Tanesha S. Bundy, Accounting; Mark Lyndon Byers, Business Administration (Finance); Kristie M Byrd, Accounting; Julian Caminos, Sociology; Alanah Kristine Canfield, Pre-Pharmacy; Christina M. Carter, English; Agostina Casamento Moran, Kineiology (Exercise Science); Jorjia Kathleen Cash, Legal Studies; Rebecca Chalise, Environmental Health Science; Justin S Cody, Music (Instrumental); Chaz Avery Cook, Psychology; Marla Dawn Cooper, Art (Graphic Arts); Cameron Thomas Cowger, History; Mary Elizabeth Cox, Chemistry; Brittany Kay Crenshaw, Athletic Training; Kaylin Nicole Cullum, Political Science; Jenae L Deliz, Social Work; Manoj Devkota, Business Administration (Finance); Krystyan Alexis Dorsey, History (Teacher Certification); Nathaniel Phillip Enns, Physics; Justin Gregory Erwin, Chemistry; Taylor Joe Evans, Undecided Undergraduate; Steve Harold Filkins, Music (Sacred Music); Marc Fillat, Business Administration; Gentry Nicole Fisher, Elementary Education; Angela D. Foster, Elementary Education; Blakeley Lane Franz, Athletic Training; Shelbey Parker Franz, Nursing; Michael Anthony Frederickson, Physics; Matthew W. Fredrickson, Business Administration; Bryce K Gaddy, History; Jacob T. Gammons, Kinesiology; Pratesh Gartaula, Business Administration; Laxman Gautam, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Robel Zemicheal Gebreamlak, Biology (Molecular Biology); Shelby Paige Gibbs, Human Services Counseling; Cameron Kyle Gillispie, Mass Communications (Mass Media); Nischal Giri, Computer Science; Regina Marie Golden, Human Services Counseling (Rehab); Angela R. Gore, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Adam Kendall Goushas, Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement; Kaleigh Nicole Gray, Sociology; Shakila Kashawn Green, Psychology; Tory J. Grose, Athletic Training: Mason Lee Groves, Accounting; Kayla BreAnn Gurley, Pre-Medicine; Stephanie Bonilla Gutierrez, Biology; Niran Hadad, Biology; Austin James Hale, Sociology; Isha Halwai, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Taryn DePriese Haney, Pre-Medicine; Kellianne Raquel Hansen, Environmental Health Science; Heidi Jane Harkins, Accounting); Jessy Mariah Harris, Early Childhood Education; Holly Diane Hatton, English; Lindsay Nicole Hatton, Business Administration (Management); Kendall Dawn Hill, Early Childhood Education; Sunhawk Hill, Criminal Justice; Jerry Dewayne Hines, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Vincent Leonard Holle, History; Katelyn Susanne Holmes, Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations); Amie Kathryn Honeycutt, Elementary Education; Corissa Michelle Hood, Nursing; Laura Alessandra Horner, Athletic Training; Sara Elizabeth Houchin, Art (Studio Art); Clayton Dean Howard, Cartography (Geotechnique); Kolby Wayne Howry, History (Teacher Certification); Kolton Jake Howry, Cartography (Geotechnique); Donna Louise Iti Tupa, Legal Studies; Joshua Jay Jacob, Mass Communications (Mass Media); Kayla Renae Johnson, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Megan Beth Jones, Early Childhood Education; Sarah Kate Jones, Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations); Lance Douglas Keenan, Legal Studies; Kayla Renae Keith, Chemistry; Jonathan Evan Kelly, Computer Science; Tammy D Kercheval, Human Services Counseling (Rehab); Sadikshya Khadgi, Biology; Anjana Khadka, Biology; Sushil Kharal, Business Administration (General Business); Chelsey Taylor Kimbrell, Psychology; Cameron Craig King, Business Administration (Entrepreneurship); Janne LeAnn Klassen, English; Nirdesh Bahadur Koirala, Business Administration (Management); Keli Michele Koontz, Business Administration (Management); Jeffery Carl Lacroix , Biology (Molecular Biology); Tawni Dusk Lindsey, Nursing; Orges Lleshaj, Accounting; Coleen Marie Logan, Nursing; Cortney Anell Logan, Nursing; Alexander Ryan Long, Business Administration (Finance); Blake Edward Loy, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification); Christopher Don Lutrell, Environmental Health Science; Angela Renee Madden, Mass Communications (Mass Media); Brittney Elizabeth Malott, Accounting; Cody Drake Mankin, Pre-Medicine; Maghen Ann Mann, Psychology; Taylor M. Manuel; Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations); Kaile Garrette Marcum, Early Childhood Education; Kelsey Don Martin, Early Childhood Education; Guillermo Martinez, Art (Graphic Arts); Sherry Lynn Maxwell, Social Work; Amber Rae Mayhue, Elementary Education; Ayla Jade McCoy, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Jessica Lynn McElroy, Elementary Education; Mollie McIver, Biology (Teacher Certification); Jessica Alison McKennell, Communication Studies; Katelyn Lee McKinzie, Early Childhood Education; Elizabeth Medina, Human Services Counseling); Reece C. Melton, Biology; Katelyn Nichole Metzger, Psychology; Lindsey Ann Miller, Art (Studio Art); Andrew Stephen Minnich, Cartography (Geotechnique); Joel Aaron Miser, Biology; Preetesh Raj Mishra, Business Management (Management Information Systems); Trudy L Mitchell, Family and Consumer Science Education; Tania Monjaraz Rosario, Legal Studies; Marilyn Kathaleen Moore, English; Julia Miranda Morgan, Computer Science; Sara LeAndra Morgan, Undecided Undergraduate; Lynette Kudakwashe Muhwati, Accounting; Carlos Anselmo Muro Loscertales, Business Administration (Finance); Karen LeAnn Myers, Pre-Veterinary; Catie Jill Newport, Nursing; Teri Rae O'Flannagan, Art (Graphic Arts); Tate Murphy O'Grady, English (Teacher Certification); Tiffany Lynn Owens, Nursing; Gage Daun Parker, Pre-Pharmacy; Tiffany Shannon Paul, Elementary Education; Manuel D. Pena Rosales, Athletic Training; Hector Perez, Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations); Demola Pennine Peterkin, Accounting; Derrick Ray Poole, Art (Graphic Arts); Shubhra Poudyal, Biology (Molecular Biology); Kayla Mae Power, Nursing; Smita Pradhan, Nursing; Michael Joe Redden, Mass Communications; Derek Anthony Reed, English (Teacher Certification); Derek Anthony Reed, English Certification); Kyle Benjamin Reeves, Physics; Guna Raj Regmi, Business Administration; Marion Christian Cale Reimers, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Kayla Deanna Ronning, Elementary Education; Heather Lynn Ross, Elementary Education; Sara Elizabeth Rothrock, English; Corey Wade Scott, Communication Studies (Theatre); Evan Scott Seely, Mass Communications; Rohan B. Shahi; Abhishek Ratna Shakya, Biology; Anup Lal Shakya, Computer Science; Sanju Sharma, Accounting; Ganesh K Shrestha, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Manila Shrestha, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Jasmine K Smith, Early Childhood Education; Felicia Hope Stallings, Computer Science; Vy Tuong Stapleton, Chemistry; Caroll Aaron Steinman, Music (Vocal); Jessica E Stephenson, Art (Graphic Arts); Jessica Mae Steudeman, Biology; Michelle L Stinnett. Psychology; Gayatri Subedi, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Lauren Aislinn Tancik, Psychology; Keisha Leanne Taylor, Biology; Rhonda S. Taylor, Criminal Justice (Juvenile Justice); Dylon Lee Teeter, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Sangam Thapa_Magar, Business Administration (Finance); Dannon Renee Thompson, Human Services Counseling; KaCee Renee Thompson, Business Administration (Management Information Systems); Cathryn Alexandria Tidmore, Elementary Education; Matthew Marion Tidmore, Music (Vocal); Angelina Nevida Tinker, Psychology; Michelle Dana Tsosie, Family and Consumer Science (Early Care); Andres Carlos Velasco, Physical Eduaction (Teacher Certification); Emanuel Velasco, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Madison Leigh Warren, Elementary Education; Tori Lynn Watson, English (Teacher Certification); Sam F. Weirick, Chemistry; Ricky Ray Wells, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Shane Curtis West, Computer Science; Aron Matthew Westmoreland, Athletic Training; Alexander Lee Winton, Physics; Deah Shane Wise, Family and Consumer Science (General); Jaime Michelle Worden, English; Courtney Leighann Wright, Psychology; Jordan Paige Wright, Social Work; Kaycie Danae Young, Psychology; Charlesey Lyn Youngwolfe, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Summer Michelle Zah, Art (Graphic Arts); Stacey Kudakwashe Zulu, Business Administration (Finance); Sarita KC, Environmental Health Science

AGRA: Garold Lynn Ralston, Physics

ALEXANDRIA, Va.: Pramila Lama, Computer Science

ALLEN: Stephen J. Caldwell, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Cayna Janae Cash, Undecided Undergraduate; Keysha Annette Hogue, Social Work; Marissa Page Prentice, Psychology; Jeremy Jon Forrest Ross, Pre-Engineering

ALLEN, Texas: Kimberly Anne Lippe, History (Teacher Certification)

ANTLERS: Cody James Tramble, Kinesiology (Recreation)

ARDMORE: Jordan Scott Anderson, Biology; Glenda Gale Brown, Human Services Counseling; Christopher J. Elrod, Environmental Health Sciences; Jordan Cole Flatt, Sociology; Chastine M. Ford, Human Services Counseling; Kaitlyn Michelle Garrison, Early Childhood Education; Kristen M. Hetzel, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Ryan Stanfield Huggins, Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement; Kelli Rae Kaiser, Psychology; Aubrie Morgan Lehman, Pre-Medicine; Tayvon Alvarez Lewis, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Maria G. Lopez, Nursing; Christopher Lee McDonald, Human Services Counseling; Cody Daniel Nall, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Jerry Kathryn Virginia Palumbo, Arts (Graphic Arts); Kelsea Nicole Rabe, English (Teacher Certification); Jenny Renee Saunders, Psychology; Douglas Craig Stephens, Psychology; Joshua Nathan Tallman, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Bria Danielle Tynes, Psychology; Felicia S. Vogt, Communications Studies

ASHER: Chanci LeAnn Morrow, Computer Science

ATOKA: Susan Renee Anderson, Nursing; Tandra Rachelle Cousins, Nursing; Amanda Kaye Hall, Social Work; Shelby M. Herring, Elementary Education; Shallon Danyelle Kinard, Nursing; Dylan Beret Standridge, Mathematics (General)

ATWOOD: Danielle N Tate, Elementary Education

AURORA, Texas: Cady Marie Murphy, Mathematics (Teacher Certification)

BALDWIN PARK, California: Gabriel Vincent Martinez, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement)

BARCELONA, Spain: Max DeJuan, Mass Communications (Mass Media)

BEGGS: Desirae Mae Humphreys, Biology

BETHANY: Blake Foster Gilstrap, Pre-Medicine; Brett Holden Gilstrap, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement)

BLANCHARD: Alyssa Lorene James, Elementary Education; Tori DeNae Thorne, Athletic Training

BOKCHITO: Katelynn Breanne Burns, Communications Studies

BOWLEGS: Mickenzi Nicole Ashby, Family and Consumer Science Education; Tyler G. Walker, Psychology

BRISTOW: Hannah M. Weigant, Biology (Teacher Certification); Kaleb Zachariah Wiley, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement)

BROKEN ARROW: Tyler Patrick McGrew, Physical Education (Teacher Certification)

BROKEN BOW: Sean Allen Gentry, Accounting; Francisco J. Silva, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Rebecca Renee Stover, Nursing

BURBANK, Calif.: Christopher Michael Montgomery, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

BURLESON, Texas: Will L Grimes, Pre-Physical Therapy

CADDO: David Chase McMichael, Biology (Teacher Certification)

CALERA: Cale Drew Eidson, History (Teacher Certification); Kelli Lynn Proffer, Nursing

CALVIN: Coire E Morris, Human Services Counseling; Felisha Kayann Ring, English (Teacher Certification); Marybeth DePue Sieja, Elementary Education

CANTON, Texas: Emily N. Wharton, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

CARROLLTON, Texas: Ashley Marie Schingle, Social Work

CATOOSA: Joseph Kent McClellan, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement)

CHECOTAH: Christian Chole Campbell, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification)

CLAREMORE: Lemuel Hunter Overton, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification)

CLAYTON: Christopher D Sharp, Pre-Medicine

CLEVELAND: Caitlin Elizabeth Braden, Music-Instrumental

COALGATE: Jared Scott Collins, Chemistry; Robert Zane Darling, English (Teacher Certification); Wesley Joe Eddings, Biology; Tyler Nicolas Griffin, Nursing; Debra M. Hill, Nursing; Jonathan Ridge Kennedy, English; Landra Sue Nelson, Nursing; Nicole L Wood, Art (Art Studio)

COMANCHE: Morgan Gabrielle Harper, Music (Sacred Music)

CONNERVILLE: Stephen R. Noahubi, Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)

CORINTH, Texas: Sarah Elizabeth Simpson, Chemistry

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas: Taylor-Marie Brown, Biology

CROSBY, Texas: Samuel Mark Malchar, Business Administration (Finance)

CUSHING: Elizabeth Claire Clift, Business Administration (Management); Acacia L. Hainsey, Psychology; Ashton Kaye McBrayer, Psychology

CYRIL: Jessica Anne Potter, Physical Education (Teacher Certification)

DALLAS, Texas: Stephanie Flores, Human Services Counseling; Subash Sedhai, Business Administration (Management Information Systems)

DAVIS: Cynthia Jo Akers, Art (Teacher Certification); Hallee Blair Dulaney, Pre-Medicine; Taylor Scott Hays, Computer Science; Easton W. Healey, Political Science; Corie D. Perry, Environmental Health Science; James Earl Sharp, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Kaylee Breann Smeltzer, Business Administration; Jennifer N. Smith, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Jaylea Renea Thompson, Business Administration (Marketing); Joseph Cole Weber, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Christopher Paul Zellner, History

DENTON, Texas: Taylor Nicole Kennedy, Nursing

DUNCAN: Savannah Hope Mobley, Kinesiology; Clint Nile Prucha, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification); Bryan James Young, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification)

DURANT: Court Ethan Ammerer, Nursing; Stephanie Glenn, Nursing

EARLSBORO: Miracle Dawn Gentry, Accounting

EDMOND: Kelsey Leigh Clifton, Special Education

ELGIN: Sarah Jade DeLong, History (Teacher Certification)

ELMORE CITY: Cody Wayne Ballard, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Haley Renee Dena, Psychology; April M. Heath, Pre-Medicine; Joshua Cole Terrell, Psychology; Sydney Nicole Walck, Elementary Education

EUFAULA: Britni Michel Baxter, Athletic Training; Lisa Michelle Edge, Psychology; Jesse Lee Jocoy, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Rebekah Alice Lal, Early Childhood Education; Elaine Marie Lancaster, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification)

FAIRFAX: Burgess Neal Shaw, English (Teacher Certification)

FITTSTOWN: Jaclyn Danielle McFarland, Early Childhood Education; Meagan Michelle Wright, Nursing

FITTSHUGH: Jessica Gail Sanchez, Art (Graphic Arts)

FORT WORTH, Texas: Katelynn Darlene Harper, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Armando Saldivar, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Shelby Marline Simmons, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Damon Anton Sprouts, Physics (Medical Physics)

FRANCIS: Erin Nicole Fixico Mitchell, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Ashley Marie Kreis, Nursing; Elizabeth K Perry, Special Education

FRISCO, Texas: Taylor Lynne Graves, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

GAINESVILLE, Texas: Shay D. Shaw, Business Administration

GARLAND, Texas: Minhuyen Thi Nguyen, Biology

GARVIN: Amber Diane Simpson, Elementary Education

GLENPOOL: Michael Dean Cain, Mathematics (General)

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas: Lauren Taylor Bancroft, Elementary Education

GUTHRIE: Jason David Ogan, Physics

HAILEYVILLE: Hailey Dawn Wansick, English

HAWORTH: Kelsey Elizabeth Jackson, English (Teacher Certification)

HEALDTON: Jordan ShaNae Harvey, Psychology; Toni Ida Morriss, Human Resources Counseling

HENRYETTA: Courtney Mae Beachel, Psychology; Paden Raelynn Hall, Biology; Heather Alexis Konsure, Biology; Myranda Michelle Spencer, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification); Tarra Michele Underhill, Special Education

HOLDENVILLE: Micah Michelle Cheatwood, Environmental Health Science

HOUSTON, Texas: Puskar Bhurtel, Business Administration (Finance); Nishakar Gopali, Computer Science; Alycea Shanice Price, Psychology

HUNTSVILLE, Texas: Lindsey LeeAnn Lunceford, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

INDEPENDENCE, Kan.: Jordan Alexandra Earle, Special Education

INDIANOLA: Ross Wade Tucker, Athletic Training

INGLEWOOD, Calif.: Jason Erick Williams, Undecided Undergraduate

INOLA: Destiny Renee Wright, Athletic Training

IRVING, Texas: Ashley M. Bradford, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Sushma Dangol, Biology; Sudeep Dhakal, Sociology; Sadiksha Khadka, Biology (Molecular Biology); Dipa Makaju-Shrestha, Nursing; Noorja Manandhar, Biology; Deepjyoti Shakya, Nursing; Sanip Shrestha, Accounting

KEMP: Kylie Mishael Manning, Nursing

KEOTA: Jerika Halee Seagraves, Elementary Education

KINTA: Leta Iyone Stotts, Human Services Counseling

KIOWA: Ryan Andrew Shores, General Studies

KONAWA: Amanda J. Akerman, Human Services Counseling; Wynokia Dawn Cahoon, Human Resources Counseling; Bobby Wayne Carnes, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Kassandra Nicole Coffey, Athletic Training; Jordon Ryan Garner, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Matthew Austin Garner, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Beverly Jean Henshall, Nursing; Morgan D. Hicks, Business Administration (Management); Miles Patrick Klupenger, Kinesiology; Christopher Ross Kosemund, Pre-Engineering; Melissa Cheri Williams, English; Samantha Sherwood Yott, Legal Studies

LAS VEGAS, Nev.: Andrew C. Herrod, Kinesiology (Recreation)

LAWTON: Kelcie M. Nunley, Early Childhood

LEXINGTON: Roy Mathew Gifford, Nursing; Samantha Jane Hopkins, Athletic Training; Nathan Earl McGregor, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Amanda Marie Shackleford, Early Childhood Education

LINCOLN, Mo.: Kara Adams, Accounting

LINDSAY: Paige Lyn Howell, Family and Consumer Science Education; Laci Shae Johnston, Nursing

LONE GROVE: Joshua Wayne Benson, Art (Graphic Arts); Wesley Ryan Choate, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Evan Lee Jolliff, Athletic Training; Regina Lynn, Human Services Counseling; Brianna Kathryn Norrell, Early Childhood Education; Maylis Marie Ortiz, Nursing; Miranda Casey Rosenberger, Early Childhood Education

MACOMB: Cheryl Christine Cochran, Music (Piano)

MADILL: Phillip Kyle Callison, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Kevin L Meridth, Family and Consumer Science (General); Marissa Paige Sampson, Nursing;

MANGUM: Jesus Ramirez, Athletic Training

MANSFIELD, Texas: Margaret Anne Glutz, Elementary Education; Krista Irene Kahl, Legal Studies

MARIETTA: Stacy Michelle Briggs, Psychology; Lindsey Elizabeth Mathews, Nursing

MARLOW: Monica M Jacobi, Accounting

MAUD: Audreana Lynn Cameron, Mass Communications; Steven David Campbell, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Joshua David Hudson, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification)

MAYSVILLE: Jake Dakota Kinard, Computer Science

McALESTER: Martin Taylor Barr, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Vanessa M. Bloxham, Elementary Education; James Robert Bray, Cartography (Geotechnique); Chastity L. Clifton, Social Work; Cindi Michelle Collins, Psychology; Felicia Nicole Doyle, English (Teacher Certification); Kaitlin Iris Forest, English; Kendall Danielle Gibson, Psychology; Nicole Christine Jones, Biology; Christopher Paul Mayhew, Music (Vocal); Danielle Elizabeth McDaris, Human Services Counseling; David Charles Menges, Biology; Michael Alex Million, Business Administration (General Business); Draysen Blayne Murdaugh, Physical Education (Teacher Certfication); Matthew Ryan Parham, History (Teacher Certification); Nikoloas Tanner Razo, Physics; Alicia Dawn Shackelford, Psychology; Colton Thomas Snead, Sociology; Whitney Lee Stanford, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Alexandria Rae Tucker, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Paige Gillian Tucker, Biology; Devan Rae Turney, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Ashley Lynn Wetzel, Human Services Counseling

McLOUD: Stephen Patrick Weatherby, Pre-Engineering

McKINNEY, Texas: Rachel Deann Hudgins, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

MIDWEST CITY: Ashley Elizabeth Miser, Nursing; Philip Michael Nelson, History, Teacher Certification; Caleb Aaron Price Savage, Business Management

MILL CREEK: Micah Diane Gross, Undecided Undergraduate

MOORE: Taylor Nicole Bishop, Business Administration (Marketing); Daniel Cole Bratcher, Psychology; Inchan Hwang, Biology (Clinical Lab Science)

MUSKOGEE: Erik B. Howell, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Chelsea Dawn Stout, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement);

NEWALLA: Kimberly Michelle Hayes, Social Work; Megan Kaylee Miller, Business Administration

NEWCASTLE: Laiken Makenzie Knight, Biology; Melaney Nicole Landis, Nursing; Blake Alan Scott, Biology (Molecular Biology); Rachel Ann Talley, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification)

NOBLE: Jennifer Rena Barrett, Communication Studies (Theatre); Emily Gail Evetts, Elementary Education; Megan Brittany Hart. Pre-Pharmacy; Cassandra Faye Hastings, Elementary Education; Jacie Lynn Hutcherson, Music (Vocal);

NORMAN: Jessica Jerene Asperheim, Early Childhood Education; Kelsey Lynn Bowie, Early Childhood Education; Devon Emilee Gilbert, Social Work; Austin L Hamm, Art (Graphic Arts); Heather Martha Horner, Mass Communications (Mass Media); Travis Richard Keeley, Kinesiology (Recreation); Rachel Ann Seewald, Mass Communications

OKEMAH: Andrew Drake Brady, Mass Communications; Beau Keaton Custar, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Jeffrey Dillon Guinn, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Kailyn Elizabeth Parker, Mass Communications

OKLAHOMA CITY: Samantha Jill Bottoms, Early Childhood Education; Cole Christopher Eddy, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Tre'Lisa Dion Jacobs, Social Work; Catherine Hope Phipps, Biology; Kevin Aurelius Randall, Psychology; Cody Don Stephens, English; James R. Street, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification)

OOLOGAH: Garrett Anthony Martin

ORLANDO, Fla.: De'Mario Adonis Fountain, Kinesiology (Recreation)

PADEN: Mary Catherine Newport, Mass Communications (Mass Media)

PALM BAY, Fla.: Nadeca Garcia McLaughlin, Accounting

PAOLI: Amanda Dawn Cloud, Nursing; Lauren Nicole Guadarrama, Nursing; Rickey James Louis Jeandemange, Nursing

PARK HILL: Sarah Jordan Nelson, Legal Studies

PAULS VALLEY: Jesse Kent Arthur, Biology; Weston Gregory Blaine, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Krystal Deeanne Brantley, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Travis Loyd Cox, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Haylee Kam Graham, Nursing; Kortnie Diane Hanner, Special Education; Matthew Aeron Harding. Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Katelynn Nicole Harris, Psychology; Caden Mitchell Holt, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Micaela Layne McCurley, Early Childhood Education; Destiny Renee Parks, Business Administration (General Business); Dylan Lee Perkins, Computer Science; Samuel B.J. Powers, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Kelsey Renea Puckett, Biology; Lance Colton Sumner, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Jacob Cliff White, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Alma D. Winlock, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

PITTSBURGH, Pa.: Henry Mwamba Pwono, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

PONCA CITY: Zachary Daniel Truitt, Music (Vocal)

POTEAU: Kory Adam Busby, Nursing; Evan Patrick Clay, Music-Vocal; Micah Jeanelle Hobday, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification)

POTTSBORO, Texas: Carissa Lee Brandon, Nursing

PRAGUE: Leslie Paige Dechant, Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations); Naomi Nile Frisbie, Social Work; Heather Nicole Jackson, Elementary Education; Brittany Ann Schooling, English;

PRYOR: Laci Jo Barringer, Music (Sacred Music); Lexie Dawn Thompson, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

PURCELL: Luke Alexander Clark, English (Teacher Certification); Lauren B. Cox, Sociology; Jarod Bradly Ennis, History (Teacher Certification); Dylane Elise Painter, Pre-Medicine; Jessica Loren Robertson, Pre-Engineering; Austin Taylor Shobe, Nursing; Michael Jed Williams, Environmental Health Science; Macey Nicole Wollenberg, Social Work

RATTAN: Christina Marie Ryder, Pre-Medicine

RHOME, Texas: ReGina Ann Germaine, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

RICHARDSON, Texas: Laura Leigh Loughmiller, Elementary Education

RINGLING: Joseph Andrew Stoker, Nursing

ROFF: Emily Nicole Anderson, Communication Studies (Music Theatre); Whitney Anne Brown, Kinesiolgy (Exercise Science); Jaime Ranae Jones, Special Education; Tyler Lee Mills, Physical Education (Teacher Certification); Brandon D. Quinton, Nursing

RUSH SPRINGS: Kevin Sterling Smith, Physics (Medical Physics)

SALLISAW: Katlyn Michelle Brooks, Family and Consumer Science (Retail Merchandising)

SAN DIEGO, Calif.: Gilbert Paul Guardado, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement)

SANGER, Texas: Kortney Taylor CeBallos, Business Administration (Marketing)

SANTA ANA, Calif.: Hayley Ruth Gerken, Family and Consumer Science (General)

SAPULPA: JamieLee Nicole Beuchat, Music (Vocal); Danielle Haynes, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification); Jordan Michael Myers, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification)

SASAKWA: Ashley Catherine Tucker, Music (Vocal)

SAVANNA: Joshua Riley Osborn, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

SEMINOLE: Samuel Colt Ackerman, History (Teacher Certification); Derek Wade Atyia, History (Teacher Certification); Daisha Lane Chesser, Business Administration (General Business); Abigail Coats, Nursing; Ronald Boe Dillman, History (Teacher Certification); Christian D. Forgety, Art (Graphic Arts); Paige Ashton Griffin, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Marissa Kaitlyn McSperitt, History; Kristin Cathlene Oliver, Psychology; Kelci Renae Quisenberry, Early Childhood Education; Lori Ann Russell, Business Administration (Finance); Steven R. Welch, Native American Studies; Talina Kay Wood, Environmental Health Science

SHADY SHORES, Texas: Andrew Douglas Wickersham, Chemistry

SHAWNEE: Zachary James Adams, Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations); Tiffany Marie Cadenhead, Social Work; Serena Ra Cudjoe, Psychology; Denise Marie Dean, History (Teacher Certification); Marissa Cheyenne Dodson, Business Administration (General Business); Matt D. Griffith, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); Noah Walter Hahn, Accounting; Kree Challa Lester, Psychology; Christian Harrison Myers, Business Administration (Management); Ashley Noelle Poe, Elementary Education; Cora-lee K. Snow, English; Sarah Beth Snow, English (Teacher Certification); Cerina D Stiles, Chemistry; Carrie Susan Stokes, Social Work; Robert W Stokes, Criminal Justice (Juvenile Justice); Tammy Sue Sullivan, Elementary Education; Lacey Alexandra Williams, Kinesiology

SKIATOOK: Arinee Mattie Thompson, Pre-Dental Hygeine; Lindi Rae Thompson, Accounting

SNOW: Katlyn Marie Shepherd, Nursing

SNYDER: Jordynn Nicole VanPelt, Athletic Training

STOCKTON, Calif.: Joshua John Cruz Rodriguez, Kinesiology (Exercise Science)

STONEWALL: Taylor DaRaye Alexander, Biology; Alec Gray Bryen, Mathematics (Teacher Certification); Krystal Paige Curtis, Human Services Counseling; Phillip J Davis, Accounting; Brettney Morgan Scribner, Biology (Clinical Lab Science); Amanda D Stone, Business Administration (Marketing); Kyle David Terpstra, Psychology; Susan Neicole Thompson, Family and Consumer Science (Retail Merchandising); Robert Jacob Williams, Cartography (Geotechnique)

STRATFORD: Bethany Ann Brewer, Business Administration (Finance); Justin D Hannah, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Chloe Elise Henry, Music (Sacred Music); Tiffany Gale Koehler, Mathematics (General); Kaycee RayLynne Malone, Social Work; Jessica Brooke Parker, Early Childhood Education; Kacey Marie Raiter, Athletic Training; Daylan Keith Webb, Environmental Health Science

STRINGTOWN: Rebecca Marie Timmons, Psychology

STUART: Kylie Janeal Parker, Pre-Physicians; Rosemary Ann Weger, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement)

SULPHUR: Casey Ryan Amos, Pre-Dentistry; Grant Allen Bates, History (Teacher Certification); Tori Aaron Bates, Nursing; Roman Wesley Brown, Business Administration (General Business); Gage Brian Busby, Accounting; Bethany R Carroll, Business Administration; Kendall Wayne Carter, Music (Instrumental); Dillon Garrett Dilbeck, Business Administration; Sarah Marie Lochridge, Human Services Counseling; Jane Rose Osborn, Business Administration (General Business); Shawnda Lanae Preast, Social Work; Emily Jo Randolph, Biology; Tyler Chance Raye, Mass Communications; Misty Marie Raymo, Elementary Education; Robert J. Thomas; Jamie Shannon Tigert, Early Childhood Education; Timber Dawn Underwood, Social Work

TECUMSEH: Anna Pauline Ausdenmoore, Psychology; Joshua L. Coats, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification); Jeffrey Paul Doherty, Environmental Health Science; Casey Dawn Earls, Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement); John S. Ferguson, Mass Communications; Katelynn Jane McLoud, Communication Studies; Cassy Ranae Morse, Nursing; Chelci Sharae Withrow, Nursing

TISHOMINGO: Makaila Dawn Branch, Nursing; Holley Kathryn Miller, Elementary Education; Camilla Elise Pollock, Music-Vocal (Teacher Certification)

TUCSON, Ariz.: Joseph Edward Pavlovich, Mathematics (General)

TULSA: Shawn Paul Devan, Social Work; Jason Joseph Goben, Business Administration; Torie Breanna Hagar, Elementary Education

TUPELO: Kyndra L. Shaw, Pre-Medicine

TUTTLE: Raven Jennie Shirley, Pre-Pharmacy

VALENCIA, Carabobo: Andrea Ivana Nuzzolillo, Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)

VELMA: Amanda Brooke Sanner, Elementary Education

WANETTE: Alaura Sue Lackey, Nursing

WAYNE: Chelsey Aubrey Herrin, Nursing; Savannah Danielle Yates, Computer Science

WELEETKA: Laramie Danae Mims, English (Teacher Certification)

WETUMKA: Sara Banta, Art (Studio Art); Virginia Lynn Jaggars, Elementary Education; Daphine Carol Peck, English; Andrew Dale Reeves, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification); Shawn Richard Summy, Business Administration (Management)

WEWOKA: Jessica Lea Turpin, Kinesiology (Exercise Science); Denise L. Williams, Health Information Management)

WICHITA FALLS, Texas: Dakota Paul Robbins, History (Teacher Certification)

WILBURTON: Melonie Bennett Jackson, Human Services Counseling

WILSON: Ashley Brooke Barnes, Pre-Medicine; Rachel Michelle Cain, Pre-Dental Hygeine; Jaysa KaRynne Hutchings, Pre-Law;

WRIGHT CITY: Rachel A Battiest, Nursing

WYNNEWOOD: Brandy LaDawn Baldwin, History; Sabrina Nicole Huitt, Pre-Medicine; Maddison D. Lindsey, Early Childhood Education; Stephanie Ilene Mahorney, Social Work; Emilee Anne Mullendore, Human Services Counseling (Rehab); Chelsey Ruthann Patrom, Nursing; Loren Nichole Russell, Early Childhood Education; Lauren Elizabeth Talkington, Elementary Education; Miranda Brianne Willis, Environmental Health Science;

YUKON: Jessika Mychalle Coleman, Music-Instrumental (Teacher Certification); Jesse Marion Collins, Business Administration (General Business); Amanda M. Madden, Nursing

COUNTRY OF CHAD: Ibrahim Youssouf Nour, Political Science

COUNTRY OF NEPAL: Sunil Sapkota, Computer Science; Bishal Mani Bhurtyal, Mass Communications (Advertising/Public Relations)

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