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M ANY STARS COM E FROM TEXAS.
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s the Terry Foundation approaches our twentieth anniversary,
what began modestly in 1986 is now the largest private source
of scholarships for a growing number of Texas public universities.
After its first seventeen years at the University of Texas at Austin and
Texas A & M University, the Foundation expanded for the first time
in 2004 to include Scholars at the University of Houston and at
Texas State University-San Marcos.
In 2005, the Board of Directors approved additional growth for the
Terry Foundation Scholarship Program to the University of Texas at
San Antonio and the University of Texas at Dallas. The first Scholars
for UTD and UTSA were selected at interviews in April, 2006 and
will begin college in the fall of 2006. The Foundation is pleased to
welcome these outstanding institutions to the Terry program.
In April, the Foundation selected a total of 157 new 2006 Scholars.
We are indebted to our Scholars and Scholar Alumni who joined the
Howard L. Terry
members of our Board of Directors in serving on the panels to select
the new class. This new class, when combined with our existing
Scholars, will bring the total number of active Terry Scholars at all six universities to more than six hundred students.
The spring of 2006 also brought graduation to 137 Terry Scholars, many of whom graduated with honors. They join
a growing body of Scholar Alumni that now numbers over 900.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Foundation staff, we would also like to thank the staffs at the University
of Texas at Dallas, the University of Texas at San Antonio, Texas State University-San Marcos, the University of
Houston, Texas A& M University, and the University of Texas at Austin, for their invaluable assistance during our
annual interview process in Austin, Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio.
Remember, the harder you work, the luckier you get!
Howard L. Terry
July 15, 2006
CONTENTS
History of the Foundation................................................................. 2-3
The Terry Scholarship Program....................................................... 4-5
20th Anniversary - Birth of the Foundation...............................6-7
About Texas State University-San M arco s....................................8-9
2004 Texas State University-San Marcos Scholars.................10-11
2005 Texas State University-San Marcos Scholars.................12-13
About Texas A&M U niversity..................................................... 14-15
F ounders
HOWARD L. TERRY
NANCY M. TERRY
2000 Texas A&M Scholars..................................................................16
2001 Texas A&M Scholars..................................................................16
2002 Texas A&M Scholars.............................................................17-26
F oundation B oa rd C hair
2003 Texas A&M Scholars............................................................ 27-31
RHETT G. CAMPBELL
P resid en t
EDWARD T. COTHAM JR
The Year in R eview ........................................................................ 40-47
About the University of Texas at San A ntonio........................48-49
D irectors
About the University of Texas at D allas.................................... 50-51
JAMES D. DAVIS
About the University of Houston................................................ 52-53
YVONNE RODE MOODY
R CARTER OVERTON III
JO H N W. STORMS
2002 University of Houston Scholars..............................................54
2004 University of Houston S cholars.......................................55-56
2005 University of Houston Scholars..............................................57
D irector o f S chola r R elations
About the University of Texas at Austin.................................... 58-59
BETH W. FREEMAN
2001 University of Texasat AustinScholars.................................. 60
2002 University of Texasat Austin Scholars............................ 61-70
F oundation S ta ff
BECKY ADAMS
ROBERT L. PARKER
BRANDY N. SKILLERN
2005 University of Texasat Austin Scholars.............................81-85
JAMIE THYSSEN
Terry Scholar Alumni - University of Texas at Austin . . . . 86-93
BARBIE TYLER
Terry Scholar Alumni - Texas A&M University..................... 94-99
About the Founders..............................................................................100
About the Directors....................................................................101-103
About the Foundation Staff............................................................... 104
Index...............................................................................................105-112
HISTORY
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“Success is the attainm ent o f the goals y o u ve set f o r y o u r self in life.
—Howard L. Terry
he Terry Foundations goal is to improve and develop the
State of Texas by assisting Texas students to attend the state’s
finest public universities. The Foundation hopes that these
students will have a significant impact on the future leadership of
the state and nation. To achieve this goal, the Foundation awards
full scholarships to students who meet the high standards set by
the Founders.
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What began in 1986 as a small scholarship program is now the
largest private source of scholarships for the University of Texas at
Austin, Texas A&M University, the University of Houston,
Texas State University-San Marcos, the University of Texas at San
Antonio, and the University of Texas at Dallas, with over 600
Terry Scholars enrolled. But its origin was neither large nor
legendary — it was as humble and low-profile as the Founders
whose name it bears.
The Terry Scholarship Program was born of a desire of Howard
and Nancy Terry to help young people to help themselves. A
long-time resident of Houston, Howard Terry had been active for
many years in banking, construction, real estate and oil and gas.
With profound business success over the decades and their family’s
needs met, the Terrys developed a growing desire to give back to
the community and, specifically, to help young people to reach
their goals in higher education.
Howard Terry and 1987 UT Scholar Jina Kim at the 1991 Winedale
Picnic. In the early years o f the Foundation, all the Scholars at the
annual p icn ic could sit together around ju st a fe w tables.
produces. Thus was born a desire to invest in the students who
would attend the public colleges and universities in Texas.
The Terrys’ desire to help young people was influenced greatly by
Howard Terry’s own college experience: he had attended the
University of Texas on an athletic scholarship, becoming
captain of the football team and graduating in 1938. His family
origins in Cameron, Texas were modest and it was only through
the generosity of others that his college education had been made
possible. Mr. Terry never forgot the helping hand that he had
received in attending college and was determined to extend that
same help to a new generation of students.
In 1986, the Terrys began considering a variety of options in their
desire to make a lasting contribution to the future of Texas
higher education. After evaluating ideas as varied as university
campus construction projects and
endowed-chair faculty positions,
the Terrys were still not satisfied.
Knowing that universities are more
than buildings and classrooms,
Howard Terry had repeatedly
declined to allow the universities to
honor his previous contributions
by placing his name on campus
structures: “Mortar and bricks will
eventually be torn down,” he
reasoned. The Terrys believed, in
the long term, that a university —
like the state it represents - is only
At one o f the earliest picnics, Mr. Terry addressed
as good as the educated citizens it
all the Scholars —without a microphone.
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After seeking counsel from sources that included
former UT coach Darrell Royal (an original
Foundation Board Member) and Houston
attorney Rhett Campbell (Board Member since
inception and now Board Chair), the Terrys
determined that their most lasting contribution
would be through a perpetual endowment that
would provide college scholarships for students
who had demonstrated the capacity to become
outstanding future leaders and who needed
financial assistance to achieve their goals in
higher education. From this simple concept, the
Terry Foundation was created in 1986 to be the
source of a perpetual scholarship program.
Texas A&M University. In the fall of 2004, the Foundation
Scholarship Program expanded for the first time, when Terry
Scholars were named at the University of Houston and at Texas
State University-San Marcos. Two years later, additional growth
provided scholarships at the University of Texas at Dallas and the
University of Texas at San Antonio. Strategic future plans call
for the program’s ultimate expansion to other public universities
in Texas.
The earliest Scholar classes at each university num bered as fe w as eight.
The first scholarship recipients, known since then as “Terry
Scholars,” were selected at interviews held in the spring of 1987.
That original class of seventeen 1987 Scholars was joined in the
1988-1989 academic year by seventeen additional recipients. Over
the years, the number of Scholars selected has increased, with the
most recent spring 2006 interviews having resulted in the selection
of 137 new freshman Scholars. These recipients will join the
upper-class Scholars to number over 600 Terry Scholars enrolled
for the 2006-2007 academic year.
During the first seventeen years of the Foundation’s history,
Scholars attended only the University of Texas at Austin or
Since its inception, the Terry Scholarship Program has assisted over
1,300 Texas college students to achieve their goals in higher
education. The Foundation Board oversees an endowment that is
now almost $126 million and includes two members who are
Terry Scholar Alumni. Chartered to exist into perpetuity, the
Foundation is designed to continue in the future to provide a
greater number of scholarships each year.
Howard and Nancy Terry continue to be active participants in the
Scholarship Program that bears their name. It has become larger
than they ever imagined, fulfilling in the process their dreams of
making a difference in the lives of students across the state.
Despite his extraordinary success in ventures that made the
Terry Foundation possible, Howard Terry observes that “the Terry
Foundation is the most important thing I’ve done in my life,
because it’s enabled me to help more people than I would have ever
been able to help otherwise.”
Howard and Nancy Terry with the Terry Scholars. The Winedale Picnic, April, 2003.
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he Terry Foundation awards scholarships to Texas high
school seniors who have been accepted for admission to the
University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University at College
Station, the University of Houston, Texas State UniversitySan Marcos, the University of Texas at San Antonio or the
University ofTexas at Dallas. To be selected to receive a scholarship,
potential Terry Scholars must demonstrate academic excellence,
leadership and financial need.
Terry Scholars are distinguished by a deep-rooted desire to enrich
the general welfare of the community and an established record of
leadership. In order to select Scholars with the greatest potential
for success, the Foundation’s selection committees focus on
candidates with a demonstrated history of involvement in
Alumni Doug Stanley (A&M 1990), Lucy Fuhrman Krahl (A&M 1988),
Melody Ayeli (U T 2000) an d Chris D reiling (UT 1989), with A&M
Scholar Megan Murphey and UT Scholar Steven Edwards. 2006 Dallas
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activities, outstanding scholastic achievement and a well-rounded
personality marked by a desire to succeed.
Nominations for Terry Scholarship awards are accepted only from
The Selection Process
the designated offices at the University of Texas at Austin, Texas
Each year in April, the Terry Foundation announces the new class
A&M University at College Station, the University of Houston,
of Terry Scholars after an intensive two-step selection process.
Texas State University-San Marcos, the University ofTexas at San
Early each spring, the universities nominate candidates from the
Antonio or the University ofTexas at Dallas. Nominations are not
freshman class that will matriculate the next fall. In selecting
accepted from any other source.
nominations, the universities adhere to the selection criteria
guidelines established by the Terry Foundation.
While the numbers of nominations and subsequent scholarships
have grown substantially since the first scholarships were awarded
in 1987, the process to win a scholarship has remained highly
competitive. In selecting finalists, the selection committees at
the affiliated universities are limited to a small fraction of the
thousands of applications received.
The Foundation administration invites the finalists to formal
interviews conducted each spring concurrently in Austin,
Houston, Dallas and San Antonio. Finalists meet with a six-member
panel consisting of members of the Foundation Board of
Directors, Alumni Scholars and current Terry Scholars. The
interview panels make the final selections and new Scholars are
notified prior to May 1st of the interview year.
In April 2006, the twelve interview panels met with 352 finalists
Foundation sta ff member Barbie Tyler prepares to m ail interview
invitations to Scholar candidates.
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for the final selection process. Of those finalists, 157 were selected
for Terry Scholarship Awards.
The Stipend
The Terry Scholarship Award holds the potential to be a full,
four-year stipend. Initially, the scholarship is awarded for a
Scholar’s First year of college and is renewed annually at the
discretion of the Board of Directors. In order to continue as a
Terry Scholar, a student must maintain a cumulative 2.5 GPA,
meet the requirements for mandatory attendance at specific Terry
Foundation events and fulfill other reporting requirements.
The Terry Foundation seeks to provide adequate financial support
for each Terry Scholar so that students may concentrate on
academics and college-related activities, without having to incur
any debt to finance their education. In addition, the Scholarship
Beau Taylor, Tommy Holstien, Simon Haidamous, Sveta Grinshpan,
Kellie Reed and Laci Loftin. 2005 UT Banquet.
Program is designed to eliminate the need for Scholars to work
during the college years.
The amount of the stipend is based on the full cost to attend the
Funding
universities, including tuition, fees, books, on-campus room and
The Terry Scholarship Program is funded by the earnings of an
board and miscellaneous expenses. Over the years, the amount of
endowment that has been provided solely by the Founders and is
the stipend has increased each year due to rises in cost of living and
managed by the Terry Foundation. The current endowment is
tuition. The actual specific amount of the stipend will vary for
nearly $126 million. The Foundation is structured to exist into
each Scholar, depending on other scholarship awards and the
perpetuity and anticipates additional growth based on
ability of the Scholar’s family to contribute to the cost of college.
incremental endowment by the Founders.
CUMULATIVE TOTAL NUMBER OF TERRY SCHOLARS
1.800
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It was twenty years ago this year - December 30, 1986 —when Howard and Nancy Terry created the Terry Foundation with an
initial endowment of $1.2 million. The Foundation that was created in 1986 had its origin much earlier.
Over the nearly fifty years since his college graduation in 1938, Howard Terry had been
a consistent contributor to the University of Texas. These contributions frequently
related to the athletic department, since he had served as captain of the U T football team
his senior year. Over the years since college, Terry had enjoyed remarkable success in a
number of varied business fields. As his wealth increased, he began to reflect on the key
events that had led to his success and one event in particular - the scholarship that had
enabled him to attend college - always emerged as one of the pivotal moments that had
transformed his life. Mrs. Terrys background was in nursing and she was also impressed with
how important a helping hand at the right time can be in shaping a person’s life.
Early in 1986, Howard and Nancy Terry began
to give considerable thought to their growing
desire to benefit the com m unity that had
provided them the opportunity for success.
W ith th e ir fa m ily ’s future secure, th ey
considered a variety of options that would
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enable them to benefit young Texans in higher
education. Not satisfied with suggestions of conventional philanthropic gestures, they
eventually pursued the idea of a perpetual scholarship program that would invest directly
in future generations — in Howard Terry’s own words: “helping young people to
help themselves.”
In the summer of 1986, Terry took his dream and sought counsel from knowledgeable
professionals and trusted friends. His first visit was with colleague Darrell Royal,
legendary former football coach at UT and longtime personal friend. Royal offered
encouragement and agreed in advance to serve on the initial Foundation Board of Trustees and to lend his seasoned recruiting expertise to the process for selecting recipients.
Nancy Terry
Next on Terry’s agenda for advice was friend and noted attorney Marvin Collie, a recognized expert in nonprofit foundations
at Houston’s Vinson & Elkins law firm. Terry credits Collie with the idea to include both UT and Texas A & M in the original
program. In addition, Collie offered valuable counsel in the formation and structure of the original Foundation trust.
Howard Terry also contacted Charles Lovelace, Executive Director of the Morehead Foundation. Founded in 1945, the Morehead
program offers four-year scholarships at the University of North Carolina. Pleased to learn of Terry’s idea, Lovelace offered seasoned
guidance and a variety of time-proven policies and practices from the Morehead program, several of which significantly influenced
the initial operations of the Terry Foundation.
During 1986, Howard Terry also met frequently with Houston attorney Rhett G. Campbell, a longtime professional colleague and
personal friend. Campbell recounted to Terry his experience in being selected as a Hatton Sumners Scholar at the SM U Law
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School: a process that included a personal interview with a committee of six. As those familiar with the Terry selection process will
recognize, that idea formed the model for the interview structure still employed today.
As 1986 progressed, the plan to grant a few scholarships evolved into the creation of a perpetual endowment that would be used to
provide m any scholarships for deserving Texas high school students who had demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, and
need. In the fall of 1986, the original trust agreement
was drafted and plans were set in place to fund the trust
at the end of that year. The selection of the first
scholarship recipients was targeted for the following
spring, with the first awards to be funded for the fall
1987 university semesters.
On December 30, 1986, Howard Terry wrote a
personal check for $1.2 m illion and the Terry
Foundation became a reality. The Terrys were joined
on the initial Foundation Board by Campbell, Royal, John W. Storms (CPA and longtime tax advisor to Howard Terry) and
R. Carter Overton III, at that time a recent UT graduate and fam ily friend of the Terrys. Beth Freeman, Terry’s assistant since 1983,
was named Foundation Administrator.
Howard Terry’s plan worked. The initial seventeen scholarship recipients were selected at
interviews in the spring of 1987 and while the program has grown, the process for helping
deserving Texans has remained essentially unchanged.
The twenty years since 1986 have brought remarkable success to the Foundation. The original
$1.2 million endowment now stands at almost $126 m illion and the original two universities
have been joined by four additional schools. Over the years, the original group of
seventeen Terry
Scholars has grown to over 1,500 and the
Foundation has contributed over $41 m illion
for scholarships.
At age 89, Howard Terry is still personally
involved in the business of the Foundation,
active d aily at the Foundation headquarters in
Houston and still challenging future generations
to give back to their community. In the video
shown to new Terry Scholars each year at their
Foundation orientation session, he advises, “Life
is not a one-way street. We’ve sent you through
college - now you think about what you’re going
to do for the next person.”
Howard and Nancy Terry with the Terry Scholars. The Winedale Picnic, April 2006.
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TEXAS STATE U N I V E R S I T Y
Located at the heart o f campus, “Old M a in ’ has long been the symbol ofTexas State University-San Marcos.
T
exas State University-San Marcos is a doctoral granting
College, University, and in 2003 to Texas State University-San
university located in the burgeoning Austin-San Antonio
Marcos. Each name reflects the university’s growth from a small
corridor, the largest campus in the Texas State University System,
teacher preparation institution to a major, multipurpose university.
and one of the largest in the state.
Texas State’s original mission was to prepare Texas public school
teachers, especially those of south central Texas. It became
Texas State’s 27,129 students choose from 115 undergraduate, 84
renowned for carrying out this mission, but today it does far more.
master’s and six Ph.D. graduate degree programs offered by seven
colleges - Applied Arts, the McCoy College of Business
As the university’s student population has grown - from 303 in
Administration, Education, Fine Arts and Communication,
1903 to 27,129 in 2005 —the campus, too, has expanded. The
Health Professions, Liberal Arts and Science.
original 11-acre main campus has grown to 429 acres, plus an
additional 4,200 off-site acres in ranching, farming and a
Authorized by the Texas Legislature in 1899, Southwest Texas
recreational camp. Major acquisitions include the 79-acre
State Normal School opened its doors in 1903. Over the years the
San Marcos Baptist Academy campus in 1978, 90-acre Aquarena
Legislature broadened the institution’s scope and changed its
Springs Resort in 1994, 125-acre University Camp on the Blanco
name, in succession, to Normal College, Teachers College,
River in 1951, and 3,485-acre Freeman Ranch in 1985.
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Located on the edge of the
Texas Hill Country where
blackland prairies turn in to
beautiful hills, Texas State
enjoys a setting that is unique
among Texas universities. The
beauty of the crystal-clear San
Marcos River and the stately
cypress and pecan trees on the
campus add to the charm of its
picturesque setting. The campus is in San Marcos, a community
about halfway between Austin and San Antonio. Its location on
the banks of the San Marcos River provides recreational and leisure
activities for students throughout the year.
Texas State is nationally recognized for excellence in many
academic disciplines. The Geography Department has been
ranked the largest and one of the best programs in the nation for
the top 20 for eight straight years. The American Advertising
Federation student team claimed its second national title win
in 2005.
many years by the American Association of Geographers. Faculty
Texas State students in jazz, marching and concert band, symphony,
members in geography, communication studies, business,
choirs, instrumental ensembles, mariachis and steel drum band
mathematics and mass communication have been recognized as
maintain schedules of performances across the state and the world.
the best in the nation in their fields. Fifteen faculty members have
The jazz program has been featured for years at the Mentreux
been honored as Piper Professors, an annual recognition of the top
(Switzerland) Jazz Festival. The sound recording technology
college faculty in the state.
program, housed at Texas State’s unique Fire Station Studio, is the
Student teams in debate, advertising and free enterprise routinely
only degree program of its kind in the Southwest.
place high in national competitions. The Students in Free
W ith a diverse campus community including more than
Enterprise (SIFE) team won the international competition in
26 percent of the student body from ethnic minorities, Texas State
2000 against 700 teams from 15 countries and has placed among
is one of the top 20 producers of Hispanic baccalaureate graduates
in the nation.
Texas State is also the lead institution of a multi-institution
teaching center offering several programs in the greater north
Austin area. There are 1,586 students enrolled at the Round Rock
Higher Education Center.
The university has granted well over 100,000 degrees over the
years. Alumni include Lyndon B. Johnson, Class of 1930, making
Texas State the only Texas institution - and one of only 29 colleges
nationwide — to have graduated an American president. Our
Texans have become leaders in business, education, entertainment,
media, literature, the military, law enforcement, government,
agriculture, technology, science, sports, law and health care.
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2 0 0 4 T E XAS STATE U N I V E R S I T Y
Christina L. Bernal
Belinda M. Bounds
Lyford, TX
Lyford High School
Major: Mass Communications
Cleveland, TX
Tarkington High School
Major. International Studies
Minor: Spanish
Bonnie R. Cole
Jennie M. Darst
North Richland Hills, TX
Birdville High School
Major: Geography
Minor: French
Corpus Christi, TX
Calallen High School
M ajor 1: History
M ajor 2: Education
Scholars make their way through the refreshment line. 2005 UT Orientation.
Jam ie Xu-Brown, Laura Zavala, Mary Elhardt and Jennifer Hemmick.
2005 UH Banquet.
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Kathryn J. Ellis
Mary K. Farman
Wallis, TX
Brazos High School
Major: English
Minor: Spanish
Austin, TX
Westwood High School
M ajor 1: Social Work
M ajor 2: Psychology
Maira L. Garcia
Amy L. Heiner
Cuero, TX
Cuero High School
M ajor 1: Print Journalism
M ajor 2: Political Science
Orange, TX
Little Cypress-Mauriceville H.S.
Major: Health Care
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Valerie L. Jochec
Erin E. Mursch
Matthew L. Priest
Michael L. Reynolds
Deborah A. Rivera
Cameron, TX
C.H. Yoe High School
Major 1: Health & Fitness
Management
M ajor 2: Business Admin.
San Antonio, TX
John Marshall High School
Major: Public Relations
Minor: Spanish
Lumberton, TX
Lumberton High School
M ajor 1: Finance
San Antonio, TX
William H. Taft High School
Major: Mathematics
San Antonio, TX
Earl Warren High School
Chelsea G. Rutherford
Meghan M. Smith
Kristina A. Zuris
Brady, TX
Brady High School
Angleton, TX
Angleton High School
Major: Interdisciplinary Studies
Corpus Christi, TX
Mary Carroll High School
Minor: Spanish
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Myra Zimmerman and Erica Rodriguez. 2005 UH Banquet.
Camille M. Brady
Kellye D. Halpern
Terlingua, TX
Big Bend High School
Major: Theatre & Dance
Minor: Music
San Antonio, TX
James Madison High School
Minor: Mathematics
Jordan J. Isom
Janelle M. Martin
Kerrville, TX
Tivy High School
Major: Psychology
Minor: Biology
San Marcos, TX
San Marcos High School
M ajor 1: Music
M ajor 2: Speech Communications
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Jason D. Arbogast
Rebecka L. Barnes
Pearland, TX
Pearland High School
Major: Political Science
Woodson, TX
Woodson High School
Major: Communication Studies
Kayla L. Bean
Amber M. Blazek
Floresville, TX
Floresville High School
Minor: Anthropology
Humble, TX
Humble High School
Major: Sociology
M inor: Mathematics
M andy Ramos, Jesse Trussell and Jennifer Smith. 2005 UT Orientation.
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2 0 0 5 T E XAS STATE U N I V E R S I T Y
Glenda M. Molina
Shae L. Rinehart
Erica S. Rodriguez
Adolfo R. Ruiz
Elaine M. Smith
Rio Hondo, TX
Rio Hondo High School
Major: Accounting
Hermleigh, TX
Hermleigh High School
Major: Physical Therapy
Humble, TX
Humble High School
Minor: Psychology
El Paso, TX
Franklin High School
Major: Finance
New Braunfels, TX
New Braunfels High School
Major: Mathematics
Angel N. Szymura
Bliss M. Wilson
Myra E. Zimmerman
Beeville, TX
A.C. Jones High School
M ajor: Respiratory Therapy
San Marcos, TX
Major: Psychology
Kingsville, TX
Academy High School
M ajor 2: Mass Communications
Debbie Rivera, Valerie Jochec and Jennie Darst visit with fellow Scholars over refreshments. 2005 Texas State Orientation.
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TEXAS A&M U N I V E R S I T Y
Texas A&M University Academic Building.
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exas A&M University, the Lone Star States first public
suit up and play if needed. More recently, it has expanded
institution of higher learning, is one of a select few
its reputation to include national recognition for attracting
universities in the nation to boast triple Land-Grant, Sea-Grant,
top students, innovative research programs and exceptional
and Space-Grant designation. That status and its strong academic
academic programs in a host of areas. In recognition of its strong
programs and rich traditions combine to help make Texas A&M a
academic and related research programs, Texas A&M is a member
unique American institution.
of the prestigious American Association of Universities. It also
The 130-year-old university is located in College Station, a
is home to one of the nations largest chapters of Phi Beta Kappa,
medium-sized community approximately equidistant from the
states major metropolitan areas. Its 3,200-acre campus is one of
the oldest and most respected undergraduate honor society in
the largest in the nation and is the home of the George Bush
The university’s student body includes some of the country’s
Presidential Library and Museum. Texas A&M also operates a
brightest men and women. Texas A&M, for example, has
marine-oriented branch campus in Galveston.
the nation.
consistently ranked among the nation’s top schools in enrollment
Texas A&M has long been known nationally for its school spirit
of new National Merit Scholars. More than 17,000 students
and traditions, including the fact that its students stand throughout
hold some type of scholarship, including about 2,500 with major
football games as the 12th Man to symbolize their willingness to
four-year academic scholarships.
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Texas A&M continues to have the states best graduation rates
for any public university for the overall student body, and for
African-American and Hispanic students. Its improving graduation
rates represent the bucking of a national trend. With 44,378
students as of the fall 2005 semester, Texas A&M ranked as the
nation’s sixth-largest university. Among those students are
approximately 8,000 graduate and professional-school students.
Students hail from all 50 states and more than 120 foreign countries.
Although military training has not been mandatory for more than
a quarter of a century, some 1,800 young men and women still
Texas A&M University boasts a 5,200 acre campus.
choose to participate in the university’s Corps of Cadets. The corps
continues to commission more military officers than any institution
caliber in the world. It also has a leading chemical characterization
in the nation except the service academies.
center and various installations that enable it to be in the forefront
Texas A&M ranks among the top 10 universities nationally in
endowment value, reflecting its ability to support world-class
in biotechnology and numerous other disciplines in the life and
physical sciences and in engineering.
faculty and facilities and other aspects of the academic process. The
The research work of an outstanding faculty in exceptional facilities
faculty includes two Nobel Laureates, two winners of the National
places Texas A&M high in rankings of major universities by the
Medal of Science and more than 25 members of either the National
National Science Foundation. The most recent NSF ranking
Academy of Sciences or the National Academy of Engineering.
placed Texas A&M among the top 20, and the value of the
The university has embarked on an unprecedented “faculty
reinvestment program” under which it plans to make a net new
addition of 447 tenured or tenure-track faculty by 2008. Almost
350 of the new positions are expected to be established and funded
by the 2006 fall semester. Additionally, the university has launched
an ambitious construction program totaling approximately
$300 million and including a new state-of-the art interdisciplinary
university’s research has grown to more than $500 million annually.
The research projects supported by that funding encompass all of
the university’s academic colleges: agriculture and life sciences,
architecture, business, education, engineering, geosciences, liberal
arts, science, and veterinary medicine. Homeland security figures
prominently in several new programs at Texas A&M with multi
million dollar federal funding support.
life sciences building and two new physics buildings. The campus
Not to be limited by state or national boundaries, Texas A&M
has numerous state-of-the-art laboratories and research facilities,
is firmly committed to a global reach and perspective. Its
including a research cyclotron that ranks as one of only three of its
international outreach efforts include memoranda of understanding
with more than 85 foreign institutions and organizations
throughout the world. It opened a branch campus in
Qatar in 2003. All costs for building and operating
the engineering-oriented campus in the Persian Gulf
country are being paid by the Qatar Foundation for
Education, Science and Community Development.
In addition, Texas A&M operates the Santa Chiara
Study Center in Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy, and
a facility in Mexico City. Also, many College
Station-based multi-disciplinary groups are devoted to
enhancing research and scholarship opportunities
Texas A&M University Administration Building.
both at home and abroad.
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2 0 0 0 TEXAS A&M U N I V E R S I T Y
Anna J. Diller
Brian S. Graham
Emory, TX
Boerne, TX
Rains High School
Boerne High School
M ajor 1: Biomedical Science
M ajor: Chemical Engineering
M inor: Spanish
M inor: Spanish
LDSSA; AutoCADD Society
University Honors; Foundation
Honors; Deans List; Undergraduate
Research Fellows; Outstanding
National SI Leader; University
Scholar; President-Golden Key
Honor Society; Alpha Epsilon
Delta; Phi Eta Sigma
TFSO Officers Jodi Eyhorn and Kristen Cummings proudly display
their new A&M Scholar tee-shirts. 2005 A&M Orientation.
2001 TEXAS A&M U N I V E R S I T Y
Michael L. Hamilton
Beau G. Johnson
Kurds W. Thomas
Mertzon, TX
Holland, TX
Pasadena, TX
Irion County High School
Holland High School
Pasadena High School
M ajor: Mechanical Engineering
M ajor: Construction Science
M ajor: Agricultural Development
M inor: Business
M inor: Business
Dwight Look College Honors;
ASME; SME; Saddle & Sirloin
Club; Big Event Committee
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M. Nicole Bacchus
Abigail K. Barnett
Jenna K. Behrens
El Paso, TX
Lubbock, TX
Brady, TX
Beeville, TX
Coronado High School
Brady High School
M ajor: International Commerce
M ajor: Business M arketing
M ajor: Nutritional Sciences
M ajor: English
M inor: Business Administration
MB Zale Leadership Scholar;
Business Honors; Order of
Omega Greek Honor Society;
Kappa Alpha Theta; Mays
Business School Fellows
Program; Aggie Hostess
M inor: Meat Science
M inor: Business
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars; Golden Key
International Honor Society;
Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society;
National Scholars Honor
Society; HOSTS Volunteer
Jennifer D. Brewer
Dean’s List; N ational Society o f Collegiate
Scholars; Alpha Zeta Honor Fraternity; D.W.
W illiam s Scholarship; Charles J. Koerth Sr.
M emorial Scholarship; W ard Sm ith M emorial
Scholarship; Bruce R. M cGee Scholarship
Recipient; M eat Industry Suppliers Alliance
Scholarship; A M SA ; Intercollegiate Meat
Judging International Contest Cham pion
Team (2 00 4); Cargill Meat Solutions High
Plains, Am erican Royal and Eastern National
Meat Judging Contest Teams; Southwestern
Livestock, National W estern Livestock and
Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Meat
Judging Contest Teams; Saddle & Sirloin
Club; Representative-National Block & Bridle
Convention (2 0 0 3 -2 0 0 6 )
Helen E. Breyfogle
Courtney A. Carmicheal
Amanda L. Cowart
Patrick B. Cowden
Buda, TX
Houston, TX
Hamilton, TX
Amarillo, TX
Jack C. Hays High School
North Shore Senior High School
Hamilton High School
Tascosa High School
M ajor: Interdisciplinary Studies
M ajor: Biology
M ajor: English
M ajor: Environmental Design
M inor: Business
National Honor Society of
Collegiate Scholars; Golden
Key International Honor
Society; Coca-Cola Scholar;
American Institute of
Architecture Students; Beta
Theta Pi Fraternity
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Sadra C. Daniels
J. Cuyler Dear
Dimmitt, TX
Perryton, TX
Dimmitt High School
Perryton High School
M ajor: Biology
M ajor: Marketing/Pre-Med
Golden Key National Honor
Society; National Society of
Collegiate Scholars; A& M
Foundation Honors; Phi Eta
Sigma Honor Society; Habitat
for Humanity
Dean’s Honor Roll (Fall
2002); Business Honors
Program; Sybil B. Harrington
Scholar; Vice PresidentTAMU Pre-Med Society;
Athletic Department Intern
(2003-04); Bryan ISD
HOSTS Tutor; TAMU
Medical & Dental Society
Scholarship; Habitat for
Humanity
A&M Scholars Adam Lee, Stephanie Smith and Andrew Cronin.
2006 Winedale Picnic.
Holly R. Dockal
Meggan M. Galloway
Robert E. Gentry
Tiffany M. Gindrat
Needville, TX
Graham, TX
Jourdanton, TX
Magnolia, TX
Needville High School
Graham High School
Jourdanton High School
Magnolia High School
M a jor 1: Accounting/PPA
M ajor: Kinesiology
M a jor 1: Finance
M ajor: Accounting/PPA
M ajor 2: Management
Information Systems
M inor: English
M a jor 2: Accounting
M asters: M arketing
Scholars; Phi Eta Sigma;
Counselor & Co-Chair-Fish
Camp; CARPOOL
Business Honors Program;
Dean’s List; National Society
of Collegiate Scholars;
Phi Eta Sigma; Association
of Information Technology
Professionals; Business
Student Council; CARPOOL
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Evelyn Guillen
Anselmo A. Gomez III
Benjamin D. Graves
JoAnna M. Graves
Los Fresnos, TX
Boerne, TX
Corpus Christi, TX
Brownsville, TX
Los Fresnos High School
Boerne High School
Porter High School of Technology
M ajor: Kinesiology
M a jor 1: Biomedical Science
M ajor: Mathematics
M ajor: Speech Communications
M inor: Spanish
M a jor 2: Spanish
Deans List; Vice-Chair-Aggie
Recruitment Center
Samuel A. Hoerster IV
Heather L. Humphries
John M. Jambers
David A. Johnson
Mason, Texas
Cedar Hill, TX
Three Rivers, TX
Gordon, TX
Mason High School
Cedar Hill High School
Three Rivers High School
Gordon High School
M a jor 1: English
M ajor: Animal Science
M ajor: Accounting/PPA - Finance
M ajor: Biomedical Science
M ajor 2: Teaching Certification
President-Latter-day Saint
Student Association;
International Webmasters
Association
Dean’s Honor Roll; Phi Kappa
Phi Honor Society; Beta Gamma
Sigma Honor Society; Golden
Key International Honor Society;
Phi Eta Sigma National Honor
Society; Financial Management
Association National Honor
Society; Business Student
Council; Aggie Access
Dean’s List; Golden Key
Honor Society; Phi Kappa Phi
Honor Society; Distinguished
Students List; Mentor-Aggie
Access; Saddle & Sirloin Club;
Intramural Sports
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Cassie N. Kalinec
J. Jordan Kepner
John C. Klostermann
Anne M. Kozel
Bryan, TX
Katy, TX
Raymondville, TX
La Grange, TX
St. Joseph Catholic High School
Katy High School
Raymondville High School
La Grange High School
M ajor: Bioenvironmental Sciences
M ajor: Finance
M ajor: Finance
M ajor: Psychology
M inor: Environmental Soil Science
M inor: English
Distinguished Student; Golden
Key International Honor Society;
Gamma Sigma Delta Honor
Society; Senior Merit AwardCOALS; Alpha Zeta National
Honors Fraternity; National
Association of Environmental
Professionals; COALS Council;
Dance Arts Society; HOSTS
Volunteer
University & Business Honors;
Mays Business School Dean’s List;
Scholars; Phi Kappa Phi Honor
Society; Golden Key Honor
Society; Phi Eta Sigma National
Undergraduate Honor Society;
Coca-Cola Scholar; ASSIST;
HOSTS Volunteer; Aggie Global
Interaction
TEAM Mentor; Help-Line
Volunteer; M SC FISH
Briana L. Kretzschmar
Kristin E. Landis
Kari A. Leavell
Whitney G. Leggett
College Station, TX
Georgetown, TX
Iola, TX
La Marque, TX
A& M Consolidated High School
Georgetown High School
Iola High School
La Marque High School
M ajor: Management International Business Certificate
M ajor: Psychology
M ajor: Psychology
M ajor: Finance
Summa Cum Laude; Dean’s
List; Wesley Foundation
Cum Laude; Phi Eta Sigma
Honor Society; Golden Key
National Honor Society;
Co-Chair-W HOOP; Help-Line
Volunteer
M inor: Psychology
University Foundation Honors;
Latin Honors; Mays Business
School Deans List; Golden Key
International Honor Society;
Vice Chair-African American
Business Society; Black Graduate
Students Associations
Undergraduate Academic
Achievement Award; University
Awareness for Cultural
Togetherness; Director of
Facilitators-Woodson Black
Awareness; LT Jordan Institute
for International Awareness;
Dominican Republic Intern;
Mentor-Freshman Business
Initiative; Mentor-Mays Business
School Regent Scholar Program
Coca-Cola Scholar; George Bush
International Scholar; Restaurant
& Hospitality Club; HOSTS
Volunteer; Wesley Foundation;
Aggie Global Interaction; M SC
Hospitality
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Gianina F. Locandro
Miriam Y. Magdaleno
Victoria L. Malloy
Cassie L. Matthews
Houston, TX
San Antonio, TX
Burton, TX
Port Aransas, TX
Cypress Creek High School
Harlandale High School
Burton High School
Port Aransas High School
M ajor: Accounting
M ajor: Mathematics
M asters: Finance
M ajor 2: Spanish
Mays Business School Honors
Association; Pi Sigma Epsilon;
American Business Women’s
Association; W HOOP
Pi Gamma Mu International
Social Science Honor Society;
Political Science Honor
Society; Service Chair-TFSO;
Director of OperationsStudent Conference on
National Affairs; OfficerStudent Government
Association
Golden Key International Honor
Society; National Society of
Collegiate Scholars; Phi Theta
Lambda Future Educators
Honor Society; Pi Mu Epsilon
Mathematics Honor Society
Society of Women Engineers;
American Society of Mechanical
Engineering; CREW; Intramural
Sports
Larry W. May Jr.
Stephanie J. Miller
Pearland, TX
Leander, TX
Leander High School
M ajor: Mathematics
M ajor: Human Resources
M inor: Business
Tiffany Merkel, Emily M uehr and Yvonne Gonzalez.
2005 UT Orientation.
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Mitchell W. Moore Jr.
Sarah M. Motal
Megan R. Murphey
David A. Oliphant
Houston, TX
Victoria, TX
Odessa, TX
Katy, TX
S.P. Waltrip High School
Memorial High School
Permian High School
Katy High School
Major: M arketing
Major: Agricultural Development
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Phi Beta Lambda Business
Fraternity; American
M arketing Association
Outstanding Junior-Ag
Development Dept.; Outstanding
Freshman & Most Valuable
Member-TAMU Horsemen’s
Association; American Collegiate
Horsemen’s Association; Aggie
Global Interaction; Phi Eta Sigma
Honor Society; Class Rep-TFSO;
HOSTS Volunteer
Major 1: Kinesiology
Major 2: Medicine
Alyssa M. Olvera
Carrie A. Parker
Krishna A. Patel
Shannon C. Porter
San Antonio, TX
Bryan, TX
Arlington, TX
Marshall, TX
Roosevelt High School
St. Joseph Catholic High School
Lamar High School
Marshall High School
Major 1: Educational Psychology
Major 2: Special Education
Major: W ildlife & Fisheries Sciences
Minor: Spanish
Major: Biology
Major 1: Mechanical Engineering
Major 2: Business
National Dean’s List;
Distinguished Student Award;
Society; Project Sunshine; Sigma
Phi Lambda Sorority
W ildlife Ecology & Management;
TAMU Student Chapter of the
W ildlife Society; TAMU Society for
Conservation Biology; TAMU
Chapter of American Fisheries
Society; VP of Public RelationsAggie Guide Dogs & Service Dogs
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Dean’s List; Golden Key Honor
Society; Alpha Epsilon Delta;
Scholars; Treasurer-Project
Sunshine; Alpha Phi Omega;
ASPIRE Mentor; Events
Coordinator-Alpha Epsilon
Delta; Indian Students
Association; Volunteer-Health
for All
Courtney K. Potter
Jennifer E. Powell
San Antonio, TX
Orangefield, TX
Sandra Day O’Connor High School
Orangefield High School
M ajor: Recreation, Park and
Tourism Sciences
M ajor: Interdisciplinary Studies
M inor: Business
Bernadette Asias, Mary Elhardt, Emily Platt and Mariana Guerrero
visit at the 2005 UH Orientation.
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority;
Executive-MSC Hospitality Tours &
Traditions (2004-05); M SC Abbott
Family Leadership Conference;
Bonfire Memorial Dedication
Student Committee
Rachel L. Redler
Daniel R. Rice
Jason A. Roddy
Gracie T. Rogers
Round Rock, TX
Conroe, TX
Humble, TX
Round Rock, TX
Stony Point High School
Conroe High School
Nimitz High School
M ajor: Biochemistry
M ajor: Industrial Distribution
M ajor: Biology
Dean’s List; Sigma Delta Honor
Society; Habitat for Humanity;
Professional Association for
Industrial Distribution;
Intramural Sports
M inor: Mathematics
M inor: Mathematics
Project Sunshine; Aggie
Swing Cats
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Terry P. Romero III
Megan C. Roth
Gloria G. Sanchez
Brazoria, TX
Bryan, TX
Granbury, TX
San Antonio, TX
West Columbia High School
Bryan High School
Granbury High School
M ajor: Accounting
M ajor: Communication Studies
M ajor: Psychology
M ajor: Applied Mathematics
M inor: Business
M inor: Sociology
Golden Key International
Honor Society; Phi Kappa
Phi Honor Society; National
Society of Collegiate Scholars;
Committee for the Awareness
of Mexican-American Culture;
ASPIRE Mentor
Baumberger Scholarship;
Pi Mu Epsilon; Geico
Achievement Award; ASPIRE
Mentor; Student Officials
.Association; HOSTS Volunteer
Tiffany L. Seaman
William D. Shattuck
Beth Ross, Molly Koch, Katie Zerr an d Joe Zerr. 2005 A&M Banquet.
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Sarah A. Schott
Palacios, TX
Balch Springs, TX
Palacios High School
West Mesquite High School
M ajor: Business Administration
M ajor: Biology
Wilfred V. Srubar III
Chelsy L. Stegall
Pake L. Stephens
Stacey D. Stewart
East Bernard, TX
W ichita Falls, TX
Blessing, TX
Academy, TX
East Bernard High School
S.H. Rider High School
Academy High School
Major: Civil Engineering
Minor 1: English
Minor 2: Architectural History
Major: International Studies
Minor: Geography
Major: Finance
Jennifer J. Wallace
University Scholar; Undergraduate
Research Fellow; Buck Weirus
Spirit Award; College of
Engineering-Most Outstanding
Senior Award; Tau Beta Pi; Chi
Epsilon; University & Foundation
Honors; 2006 Class Vice President;
Co-Chair &t Counselor-Fish Camp;
Director-Fish Council; Director of
Public Outreach-American Society
of Civil Engineers; Class Council’s
Director of Student Development
& Diversity
Dean’s List; National Dean’s
List; Civil Engineering
Scholarship; Golden Key
National Honor Society;
VP-Chi Epsilon Civil
Engineering Honor Society;
Phi Eta Sigma; American
Society of Civil Engineers
Kelley A. Sweeney
Amber L. Taylor
Ellen K. Tom
Mercedes, TX
Sherman, TX
Campbellton, TX
Houston, TX
South Texas High School for
Health Professions
Sherman High School
Pleasanton High School
Jersey Village High School
Major: Business Management
Major: Animal Science
Dean’s List; Class of 2006
Council; Fish Camp; HOSTS
Volunteer
Scholars; Phi Eta Sigma; 2004
National Champion Meat
Judging Team; Alpha Zeta;
Saddle & Sirloin Club;
Animal Science Aggie REPS;
Intern-Houston Livestock
Show & Rodeo
Dean’s List; National Society of
Collegiate Scholars; National
Scholars Honor Society; Golden
Key Honor Society; Lambda
Sigma; Tau Kappa; Kappa Delta
Pi; Pi Lambda Theta; LEAD
Distinguished Sophomore
Award; Member & OfficerTexas State Teachers Association
Major 1: English
Major 2: Education
Society; MDE Latino
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Jamie L. Wernli
Shaun M. Wied
Houston, TX
New Home, TX
S.R Waltrip High School
New Home High School
M ajor: Civil Engineering
M ajor: Agricultural Development
M inor: Business
Corps of Cadets; Traditions
Council; HOSTS Volunteer
M ary Shatleh, Yusra Siddiqui and Romana Sirajuddin.
2005 UH Banquet.
Krystle N. Williams
Teri L. Windham
Houston, TX
Baird, TX
Aldine Senior High School
Baird High School
M ajor: Animal Science
M ajor: Biomedical Science
M inor: English
Texas State University Assistant Director-Student Financial Aid Chris
Murr, Foundation Director Yvonne Rode Moody, an d Texas State
University Director-Student Financial Aid Mariko Gomez. 2005
Texas State Banquet.
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Alpha Zeta; George &
M ary J. Hamman Scholar;
Saddle & Sirloin Club;
College Republicans
Keith J. Batla
Anna M. Beach
Rachel A. Berry
Caron L. Blankenhorn
Anne R. Bradbury
Garden City, TX
Garden City High School
Major: Wildlife & Fisheries
Sciences
Austin, TX
Brentwood Christian H.S.
Major: Interdiscipl. Studies
Liberty, TX
Liberty High School
Major: Biomedical Science
League City, TX
Clear Creek High School
Major: Chemical Engineering
Giddings, TX
Giddings High School
Major: Psychology
Minor: History
Chara R. Bray
Stephen J. Brookshire
B. Sky Brown
Janiece R. Crenwelge
Stephanie T. Cwikla
Crowley, TX
Crowley High School
M ajor 1: Business Mgmt.
Tahoka, TX
Tahoka High School
Major: Ag. Economics
Texas City, TX
Texas City High School
Fredericksburg, TX
Fredericksburg High School
Major: Interdiscipl. Studies
M inor: English
Fort Worth, TX
Brewer High School
Major: Recreation, Park
& Tourism Sciences
Eric L. DeBerry
Quentin A. Donnellan
Danbury, TX
Danbury High School
Major: Industrial Distribution
Lago Vista, TX
Lago Vista High School
Major: Biochemistry
Travis W. Eubanks
Jeffrey A. Fogle
Houston, TX
Westfield High School
Major: Electrical Engineering
Lockhart, TX
Lockhart High School
Scholars m ingle at the 2005 UT Orientation.
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Adam C. Frenzel
Bryan K. Griffith
Joshua T. Hawke
Jessica L. Hays
Drew E. Jarman
Orange, TX
West Orange-Stark H.S.
Pasadena, TX
Sam Rayburn High School
Major: Mechanical Engineering
San Antonio, TX
Cornerstone Christian School
League City, TX
Bay Area Christian High School
El Paso, TX
Burges High School
Major: Industrial Distribution
Ashley N. Jarmon
Isaac A. Johnson
Elgin, TX
Elgin High School
Major: Accounting/PPA
Caldwell, TX
Caldwell High School
Alumni Casie Kaluza Wenmohs (UT 1989), Jessica Scott (A&M 1993) and
Courtney Cleland (UT 1999). 2005 Austin Alumni Luncheon.
Amanda M. Kowalski
Sarah N. Lowery
Red Oak, TX
Red Oak High School
Fort Worth, TX
Birdville High School
Major: Elementary Education
Ryan C. Martin
Jessica A. McCann
William F. McCranor
Kerry L. McLeroy
Blake L. Meyer
Arlington, TX
James Martin High School
Major: Biochemistry
Gilmer, TX
Harmony High School
Willis, TX
Willis High School
Fort Worth, TX
Southwest High School
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Pasadena, TX
Major: Finance
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Jacob T. Milligan
Chris M. Mowry
Diana T. Nguyen
Nhung X.H. Nguyen
Kristen E. Nicholson
Van, TX
Van High School
Major: Agribusiness
Frisco, TX
Frisco High School
Major: Accounting
Rockport, TX
Rockport-Fulton H.S.
Seguin, TX
Seguin High School
Major: Environmental Science
M inor: Geography
Lewisville, TX
Lewisville High School
Laura R. Osborn
Clare L. Pace
Emory A. Patterson
Andrew S. Pogue
Amy M. Pustka
Granbury, TX
Dallardsville, TX
Big Sandy High School
Major: Speech Communications
Wichita Falls, TX
Major: Anthropology
Denton, TX
Billy Ryan High School
Major: Environmental Design
Hallettsville, TX
Hallettsville High School
G. Alex Quicano
Heather M. Ramer
Grand Prairie, TX
Grand Prairie High School
M ajor 1: Economics
M inor: Mathematics
Celina, TX
Celina High School
Major: Bilingual Education
M inor: Spanish
Carissa J. Randolph
Michelle K. Reed
Gatesville, TX
Gatesville High School
Conroe, TX
Conroe High School
Major: Recreation, Park
& Tourism Sciences
Scholars Laura Zavala an d Jam ie Xu-Brown are greeted by Foundation sta jf members
Becky Adams and Jam ie Thyssen. 2005 UH Orientation.
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Lauren E. Rinando
Jody L. Rodenberg
Beaumont, TX
Monsignor Kelly Catholic H.S.
Major: Biochemistry
M inor: Spanish
Gilmer, TX
Harmony High School
Major: Sociology
Laura D. Roth
Daniel W. Scott
Ennis, TX
Ennis High School
Burleson, TX
Burleson High School
Major: Mathematics
Minor: Chemistry
Anna E. Seybert
Lealah M. Shahin
Elizabeth R. Stafford
Scott A. Steffen
Tiffany N. Steubing
Omaha, TX
Paul H. Pewitt H.S.
Major: Mathematics
M inor: English
Crowley, TX
Crowley High School
Major: Psychology
Garland, TX
Garland High School
M ajor: Finance
Seguin, TX
Seguin High School
Major: Ag. Engineering
Hondo, TX
Hondo High School
Major: Accounting
Vanessa L. Stevens
A. Kathrine Story
Amanda J. Sulak
Steven H. Thai
Jaison K. Thomas
Irving, TX
Nimitz High School
Rockwall, TX
Rockwall High School
M inor: Spanish
Ennis, TX
Ennis High School
Major: Accounting
Converse, TX
Judson High School
South Houston, TX
South Houston High School
Major: Petroleum Engineering
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Joanna Rutledge and Susanna Rutledge. 2005 UT Banquet.
T erryfoundation
Andrew R. Thompson
Paula J. Tyler
Samuel C. Webb
Shaun R. Weber
Arena D. Welch
La Grange, TX
Houston, TX
Major: English
Channelview, TX
Channelview High School
Three Rivers, TX
Mt. Pleasant, TX
Chapel Hill High School
Major: Journalism
Caleb G. Wells
Kristen C. West
Galveston, TX
Ball High School
Major: Computer Engineering
Baytown, TX
Ross S. Sterling High School
Major: Accounting
Freshmen Scholars are w elcom ed at the 2005 A&M Orientation.
Justin L. Westbrook
J. Bryant Wilbanks
Aspermont, TX
Aspermont High School
M ajor 1: Accounting
M ajor 2: Finance
Linden, TX
Linden-Kildare High School
M ajor 2: Sociology
April D. Williams
Lauren N. Williams
John C. Wilson
Theresa M. Wolf
Jennifer L. Zeig
Coldspring, TX
Coldspring High School
Beaumont, TX
West Brook High School
Major: Accounting
Spring, TX
Klein Oak High School
Sciences
Windthorst, TX
Windthorst High School
Major: Applied Mathematics
Bryan, TX
Allen Academy
Major: Biochemistry
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Michelle E. Baggett
Brock L. Birkenfeld
Alex L. Brandt
Stephen T. Britt
Australia D. Clark
Waller, TX
Waller High School
Major: Marketing
Canyon, TX
Canyon High School
Major: Finance
La Grange, TX
Weimar High School
Major: Food Science &
Technology
Missouri City, TX
L.V. Hightower High School
New Waverly, TX
New Waverly High School
Major: Psychology
Steven EE. Clary
Erin R. Cline
J. Cody Cox
Kristen M. Cummings
Rachel E. Della Croce
Sabinal, TX
Sabinal High School
Lago Vista, TX
Major: Sociology
Lufkin, TX
Lufkin High School
Sciences
M inor: Rangeland Ecology &
Management
Rockwall, TX
McAllen, TX
McAllen High School
Major: Educational Psychology
Jessie E. Deville
Mitchell A. Drennan
Buda, TX
Major: Biology
M inor: Psychology
Gilmer, TX
Harmony High School
Major: Biochemistry
Jodi L. Eyhorn
Carson L. Fairbanks
A&M Scholars Kurtis Thomas and Sarah Motal. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
San Antonio, TX
Dallardsville, TX
Douglas MacArthur High School Big Sandy High School
M ajor 1: Communication Studies Major: Biomedical Science
M ajor 2: English
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Katie C. Fite
Miriam B. Garcia
Kristen J. Gibbs
Lindsay K. Gillaspie
Amy L. Gonzalez
Sweetwater, TX
Sweetwater High School
Major: Psychology
Port Neches, TX
Port Neches-Groves High School
M inor: Spanish
White Oak, TX
White Oak High School
Huntsville, TX
Huntsville High School
Major: Anthropology
Anahuac, TX
Anahuac High School
Major: Biology
Deidra A. Griffin
Kristen M. EEanel
Bowie, TX
Bowie High School
Major: Anthropology
Cameron, TX
C. H. Yoe High School
Major: Accounting
Kristin K. Kellar
Lauren F. Kelley
Coahoma, TX
Coahoma High School
Major: Finance
Holland, TX
Holland High School
Major: Community Health
J.B. Wilbanks, Isaac Johnson and Emory Patterson. 2005A&M Banquet.
Christopher B. Klein
Keith N. Krause
Quynh Nhu T. Le
William B. Lowry
Christina M. Moore
Amarillo, TX
Amarillo High School
La Grange, TX
College Station, TX
A&M Consolidated H.S.
M ajor 1: Accounting/PPA
M ajor 2: Finance
Bangs, TX
Bangs High School
Lancaster, TX
Lancaster High School
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Brian J. Mueller
Travis L. Orms
Brooke E. Rasberry
Julie C. Rogers
Megan C. Ryan
Schulenburg, TX
Schulenburg High School
Ore City, TX
Ore City High School
Justin, TX
Northwest High School
Major: Microbiology
Round Rock, TX
Major: Business Administration
Beaumont, TX
Monsignor Kelly Catholic
High School
Major: English
Stacy R. Shaffer
Hadden S. Starnes
Jada L. Stevenson
Alexa C. Tang
Matthew M. Tillman
Austin, TX
Westlake High School
M inor: Spanish
Gilmer, TX
Harmony High School
Major: Kinesiology
Dalhart, TX
Dalhart High School
Major: Nutritional Science
Klein, TX
Klein High School
Major: Architecture
Junction, TX
Junction High School
Ryan Y. Tillman
Sarah E. Traylor
Junction, TX
Houston, TX
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Thu H. Truong
Catherine D. Tucker
Wichita Falls, TX
Hirschi High School
M ajor 1: Chemistry
M ajor 2: Mathematics
San Angelo, TX
Central High School
M ajor: Sociology
Ashley A. Walker
La Porte, TX
La Porte High School
Christina R. Walls
UT Scholars Rebecca Wahlberg, M att Hamilton and Drew Clinton. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
Palestine, TX
Elkhart High School
Charlotte Berson and April Michaud. 2005 UT Banquet.
Hollie N. Wibberg
Paige J. Willis
Brittany L. Winkler
Willis, TX
Willis High School
Columbus, TX
Columbus High School
Meridian, TX
Meridian High School
Major: Biology
Candace L. Wong
Joseph S. Zerr
Lockhart, TX
Major: Architecture
D'Hanis, TX
D'Hanis High School
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Lynette R. Airington
Richard J. Anderson
Shanna L. Andrews
Amber K. Arseneaux
Monica R. Baggett
El Paso, TX
Andress High School
Mansfield, TX
Mansfield Summit High School
Sciences
Center, TX
Center High School
McGregor, TX
McGregor High School
Major: Agribusiness
Wichita Falls, TX
Kari D. Bailes
Amit Bhakta
Shepherd, TX
Shepherd High School
Major: Ag. Development
Rockport, TX
Rockport-Fulton High School
Major: Biology
Megean D. Blum
Braden R. Boening
Port Neches, TX
Major: English
M inor: Business
Poth, TX
Poth High School
Jesse D. Borhaug
Marisa L. Bumguardner
Adam M. Campbell
Carl E. Cooper
Andrew R Cronin
Corinth, TX
Lake Dallas High School
Major: Construction Science
Minor: Business
Palacios, TX
Major: Architecture
Lindale, TX
Lindale High School
Houston, TX
Stratford High School
Major: Business
Katy, TX
Katy High School
M ajor 1: Finance
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Felicia A. Dacy
Amanda K. Engram
J. Darrek Ferrell
Austin W. Hawkins
Zoe L. Hess
La Vernia, TX
La Vernia High School
M ajor: English
Lorena, TX
Lorena High School
North Zulch, TX
North Zulch High School
Tom Bean, TX
Tom Bean High School
Major: Agribusiness
Mount Pleasant, TX
Chapel Hill High School
M inor: Spanish
Matthew W. Hester
Kyle E. Humphreys
Alexandra Iacob
Trace R. Jacoby
Courtney N. James
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Dallas, TX
Lake Highlands High School
M inor: Business
College Station, TX
A&M Consolidated High School
Minor: German
Burnet, TX
Burnet High School
Fort Worth, TX
Eastern Hills High School
Major: English
Wesley D. Johnson
Claude T. Kilgore
Melissa S. Koch
Sam C. Kwiatkowski
Adam C. Lee
Moulton, TX
Moulton High School
Stockdale, TX
Stockdale High School
D’Hanis, TX
D’Hanis High School
M ajor 2: Business Management
Tomball, TX
Tomball High School
Major: Biochemistry
Kingwood, TX
Kingwood High School
Minor: Business
Georgia K. Lombardo
Myles H. Marek
R. Fletcher Massie
Stephanie M. McMillen
Charlene L. Mesa
McAllen, TX
James Nikki Rowe High School
Major: Business
Wallis, TX
Brazos High School
Dallas, TX
Bryan Adams High School
Nacogdoches, TX
Nacogdoches High School
Robstown, TX
Robstown High School
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Meagan M. Mock
Marissa L. Needles
Navasota, TX
Navasota High School
Major: Accounting
Arlington, TX
Arlington High School
Katherine M. New
Brian C. Paolino
Clifton, TX
Clifton High School
Major: Kinesiology
Lampasas, TX
Lampasas High School
Major 1: Business Administration
Major 2: Business Management
Melissa D. Parsons
Jordan M. Reid
Juan Reyes
Elizabeth C. Ross
Meryl K. Roulain
Cedar Park, TX
Cedar Park High School
Major: Business
Whitehouse, TX
Whitehouse High School
Minor: Spanish
Madisonville, TX
Madisonville High School
M ajor 1: Ag. Engineering
Major 2: Nuclear Engineering
Brady, TX
Brady High School
Caldwell, TX
Kristin N. Ruschhaupt
Charis G. Santini
Ashley M. Schoonover
Katie M. Shannon
Tiffany L. Shine
Three Rivers, TX
College Station, TX
Home School
Major: Biochemistry
Brownsboro, TX
Brownsboro High School
M ajor 1: International Studies
M ajor 2: Russian
Normangee, TX
Normangee High School
Major: Ag. Journalism
Madisonville, TX
Major 1: Business Administration
M ajor 2: Finance
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Krista N. Smith
Stephanie L. Smith
Milly Sordo
Sheila G. Spacek
Wellborn, TX
Saint Joseph High School
Major: Entomology
Tyler, TX
Robert E. Lee High School
M ajor 1: Interdisciplinary Studies
Cypress, TX
Cypress Fairbanks High School
Major: Psychology
Mission, TX
Sharyland High School
Dime Box, TX
Dime Box High School
Major: Kinesiology
Kaela L. Steubing
Moriah S. Thompson
Lesley N. Vaculin
Andrew R. Weber
Katie M. Zerr
Hondo, TX
Hondo High School
Major: Ag. Engineering
Houston, TX
Cypress Falls High School
Cameron, TX
C.H. Yoe High School
Major: Sociology
Buda, TX
D’Hanis, TX
D’Hanis High School
Major 2: Business Management
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Campus O rientation
Terry Scholars at each of the four universities gathered on
Rhett Campbell and President Ed Cotham. The Scholars also met
campus in Houston, Austin, College Station and San Marcos
with members of college administration and with invited guest
for the Foundation’s annual orientation programs. These
speakers in the fields of time management and study skills.
events were held in late summer, just prior to the start of the
fall 2005 semester.
At the University of Houston and Texas State University-San Marcos,
the freshmen Terry Scholars met for the first time with their new
For new freshman Scholars, the orientation is designed to
fellow Scholars and with members of the university and
focus special emphasis on the challenges faced by first-year
Foundation staffs. The programs also included information about
college students. The day’s events included presentations on
the Terry Scholar organizations at each university. The Scholars
the Foundation Scholarship Program by Board Chair
later enjoyed an informal dinner and networking with the sophomore
2004 Terry Scholars, the inaugural classes at each university.
At the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University,
the orientation program also included career seminars for
upper-class Scholars. The students attended seminars on preparation
for graduate school and post-baccalaureate careers which featured
counsel from professionals in the work force, many of whom came
from the growing body of Terry Scholar Alumni.
At the end of the orientations in Austin and College Station,
freshmen and upper-class Scholars met together with representatives
of the on-campus Terry Scholar organizations and enjoyed an informal
dinner and networking with fellow Scholars. The Terry Scholar
Jennifer Bissey displays the new TSSA tee-shirt.
Student Association (at the University of Texas at Austin) and
the Terry Foundation Student Organization (at Texas A&M
University) organized and hosted the activities.
TFSO Officers at A&M: Back Row: Kristen Gibbs, Tiffany
Steubing, Heather Ramer, Christina Moore, Kristen Cummings
and Amanda Kowalski. M iddle Row: Jodi Eyhorn, Miriam
Magdaleno, Sarah Motal, Miriam Garcia, Jody Rodenberg and
Jessica Hays. Front Row: Sarah Lowery, Alex Brandt, Brian
M ueller an d Kristen Hanel.
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TSSA Officers at UT: Racheal Lute, Bradford Howard, Patrick
Frasier, Ian Alexander, Rakesh Apte and Jackie Stastny.
Texas State Terry Scholars. 2005 Orientation.
Billy McCranor an d Daniel Scott. 2005 A&M Orientation.
Tammy Chatham, Laura Zavala, Irene Kwan and Talia Gaetke.
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The Fall B anquets
In October of 2005, Scholars were hosted by the Foundation at the
The banquet at Texas State University-San Marcos was
annual fall dinners. Foundation Board Members and staff joined
highlighted by the remarks of guest speaker Dr. Laurie Fluker,
the Scholars and university guests in elegant settings on each of the
Associate Dean, College of Fine Arts & Communication.
four campuses for the annual banquets.
Scholars enjoyed dinner with Foundation Board members
The University of Houston welcomed the Foundation to the
Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management for the
UH banquet. Scholars greeted Howard and Nancy Terry and
and fellow Scholars and the Foundation was pleased to also
welcome university President Dr. Denise Trauth and
members of the university executive administration.
enjoyed dinner and networking with the Directors, fellow Scholars,
Later in October, the banquet at College Station was held in
and representatives of the university including UH Chancellor
the beautiful Jon L. Hagler Center on the campus ofTexas
Dr. Jay Gouge.
A&M University. Aggie Scholars enjoyed an evening of fine
Later in the month, the elegant Alumni Center at the University of
Texas was the site of the banquet in Austin. Scholars were hosted
by the Foundation for a pre-dinner reception with the members of
the Foundation Board of Directors and the UT administration,
dining and fellowship hosted by the Terrys. Scholars joined
the members of the Foundation Board of Directors and staff
and invited guests from the university administration for
the annual event.
followed by dinner that included remarks by the student leaders of
Terry Scholar Student Association.
Bonnie Cole and Jennie Darst. 2005 Texas State Banquet.
Eshe Cole and Foundation Director Jim Davis. 2005 UT Banquet.
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Foundation President Ed Cotham with Scholars Jin g Xie and
Philip MacIntyre. 2005 UH Banquet.
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UH Scholars with Howard and Nancy Terry. 2005 UH Banquet.
Amy Heiner and Meghan Smith.
2005 Texas State Banquet.
Mandy Fly and Brandon Bayles. 2005 UT Banquet.
Guest Speaker Dr. Dean L. Bresciana, Vice President fo r Student Affairs, addresses
Scholars. 2005 A&M Banquet.
M atthew Hester, Daniel Scott, Andrew Weber, Ashley Schoonover, Sam
Kwiatkowski, Fletcher Massie and Felicia Dacy. 2005 A&M Banquet.
Gabbie McDonald, Foundation Director John Storms,
Zach Bevis an d Chelsea Bryant. 2005 UT Banquet.
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2006 In terview s
April of 2006 brought the highlight of each Foundation year,
when interview panels selected 157 new 2006 Scholars. The
finalists came from every area of Texas to interviews held
concurrently in Austin, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio.
The interviews in 2006 included candidates nominated by the
two new universities recently added to the Terry Scholarship
Program: the University ofTexas at Dallas and the University of
Texas at San Antonio. At the end of the interviews, the
Foundation named nine new Scholars at each university.
Foundation Board Chair Rhett Campbell with Nancy Terry and
Alumni Joseph Triepke (U T2000), Nellson Burns (A&M 1993),
Teresa Murphy (U T2002) and Alexis Dixon Johnson (UT 1994).
2006 Houston Interview Panel.
Members of the Board of Directors were assisted by 58 Scholar
Alumni and current Scholars who served on twelve interview
panels. Over the course of the interviews, the twelve panels
interviewed a total of 352 finalists nominated by the six universities.
The Foundation Board of Directors extends special thanks to
Jeff Stichler (A&M 1990), Doug Stanley (A&M 1990) and
those Scholars and Alumni Scholars who assisted on the selection
Gayle Cerrato Hanz (UT 1988), who served as panel chairs in
panels, with particular appreciation to Scholar Alum ni
Dallas and Houston.
Fall 2005 Scholar Alumni L uncheon
Austin-area Scholar Alumni gathered in October for
Howard and Nancy Terry and renewed friendships with former college
the second annual Terry Scholar Alumni Luncheon,
classmates and new fellow Scholars in the Austin area.
following the inaugural Alumni Luncheon held last
year in Houston. Sixty-five Alumni Scholars from the
central Texas area were hosted by the Foundation for
a lunch meeting, where they enjoyed reunions with
Alumnus Neal Kelley (UT 1988) visits with Howard and
Nancy Terry. 2005 Austin Alumni Luncheon.
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presented a short program featuring updates on the Foundations current
operations and highlights of future plans, which include additional
gatherings for Scholar Alumni in other geographical areas of the state.
Foundation President Ed Cotham and Board Chair Rhett Campbell with
Alumnus Adam Williams (A&M 2000). 2005 Austin Alumni Luncheon.
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The Foundation annual picnic is held the last Sunday in April on
Bright sunshine and balmy breezes contributed to a
the grounds of the Winedale Historical Center near Round Top,
successful event and Scholars from all four universities
Texas. All of the Scholars from each of the participating universities
enjoyed delicious buffet fare from the grills of Becks Prime
meet together for the only time each year for an informal gathering
Catering of Houston.
that honors the graduating senior Scholars.
The picnic in 2006 was concluded by an additional year in the
In April of 2006, over 600 current Scholars were joined by the
win streak for the Scholars from Texas A&M University in
Foundation Board Members and staff, Alumni Scholars and their
the “Terry Olympics,” the annual fun-filled competition
families, and special guests from the universities. Catered lunch was
sponsored by the Scholar student organizations.
followed by the presentation of gifts to the graduating senior Scholars.
Following tradition, each Scholar took the microphone to speak
briefly of their future plans and then, as a group, honored Howard and
Nancy Terry with gifts from each school’s class of senior Scholars.
The 2006 picnic was marked by a warm welcome from the A&M
and UT Scholars for their growing body of fellow Scholars at the
University of Houston and Texas State University-San Marcos. The
Cougar Scholars from UH showed particularly noteworthy pride in
bright red tee-shirts new for the occasion and a spirited vocal presence
during the day.
UT Scholars Katie Landrum, Jennifer Shyu, Daniel Wang and
M onica Culver. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
Texas State Scholars participate in the Terry Olympics.
UT Associate Director o f Student Financial Services Don Davis,
A&Mform er Director o f Student Financial Aid Al Bormann and
A&M Scholar Amy Gonzalez. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
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UT Scholars Chas Sheffield and Oswaldo Renteria.
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Thu Truong 2006 Winedale Picnic.
Alumnus Brandy Butler (A&M 2001) with A&M Scholar Abby Howell
and Alumnus Lane Roberts (A&M 2001). 2006 Winedale Picnic.
UT Scholars Joe Green, Austin Hawkins, Jaison Thomas, Braden Boening,
Felicia Dacy, Trace Jacoby and Kari Bailes. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
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Scholars gather under the shade o f the pavilion. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
UT graduating senior Scholar Shivan Mehta details his plans fo r
the future. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
Howard and Nancy Terry. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
UT Scholars Racheal Lute, M att Shroyer, Fabi Ramirez and Jackie
Stastny. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
UT Scholars Katrina Allison, Ashley Jones, Gabbie M cDonald and Kim
Parent. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
UH Scholars Tammy Chatham and Krystal Schulle.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN A N T O N IO
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Main Building, 1604 Campus, University ofTexas at San Antonio.
T
he University ofTexas at San Antonio is one of the fastest-
with 50,000 square feet of exhibit space that attracts more than
growing universities in the state and is the second-largest
300,000 visitors annually.
academic institution of the prestigious University ofTexas System.
UTSA serves more students than any other higher education
Located in the eighth largest city in the nation and second largest
institution in South Texas, offering 62 undergraduate, 43 masters
city in Texas, the university has become the regional center for
and 18 doctoral programs in eight colleges: College of
higher education, reflected in a 50 percent growth in enrollment
Architecture, College of Business, College of Education and
Human Development, College of Engineering, College of Liberal
over the last ten years.
Created by an act of the Texas Legislature in 1969, UTSA enrolled
its first students in 1973. In its short history, the university has
grown to an enrollment of more than 27,000 students and three
campuses - the 1604 Campus in Northwest San Antonio with 29
and Fine Arts, College of Public Policy, College of Sciences and
Honors College. Master’s and doctoral degree programs are
coordinated through the Graduate School and 14 percent of the
student body is enrolled in graduate programs.
buildings on 600 acres; the Downtown Campus with four buildings
As the region’s largest generator of engineers, artists, business
on 11 acres and UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures, a museum
professionals, teachers, scientists and technology managers, UTSA
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has produced more than 64,000 graduates since awarding its first
degrees in August 1974.
The university’s campuses provide access and opportunity for large
numbers of historically underserved students. More than 57 percent
of UTSA’s students come from groups underrepresented in higher
education and nearly 70 percent are the first in their families to
attend a college or university.
Outside of the classroom, students may choose from more than
150 student organizations. UTSA’s Recreation Center boasts the
tallest college climbing wall in Texas, and plans are under way for
the expansion of on-campus housing, the University Center and
the Recreation and Wellness Center.
Today, UTSA is rapidly moving toward premier research university
The university’s rapid growth in student population has been
status while remaining committed to its original mission of
matched by outstanding additions to faculty and to the number of
providing affordable, accessible higher education to the people of
endowed chairs and professorships: in 2005 alone, seventy new
Texas and beyond. Balancing excellence with access is a challenge
faculty members were hired at UTSA for a total of 557
that has been embraced by the university community as both a
tenure/tenure-track faculty positions. The university’s endowed
goal and a responsibility.
positions have increased to 28, including 12 distinguished chairs
UTSA is making great strides in the research arena. In the last five
that are endowed at $ 1 million each.
years, the university has been awarded $159 million for
UTSA research is as diverse as its student body. Awards from
sponsored programs, including $26 million for research in fiscal
federal, state and local agencies, as well as private foundations,
year 2005. The university has completed construction of an
support a wide range of basic and applied research projects, public
$84 million biotechnology, sciences and engineering facility and
service work and training programs.
has created several important research centers that are gaining
national prominence. In addition, the university recently received
$74 million in tuition revenue bonds from the Texas Legislature
designated for construction of a new engineering building.
Some of the funded projects include using mathematical models
and computer simulations to study Parkinson’s-related diseases,
studying the biogeochemistry of contaminated soils and assisting
high school teachers to include engineering principles in their
math and science curricula.
Funding from NASA, the National Institutes of Health and the
National Science Foundation supports research projects in biology,
chemistry, earth and environmental sciences, physics and astronomy,
engineering, computer sciences, mathematics and statistics, and
the behavioral sciences.
As the rising star of young Texas universities, the University of
Texas at San Antonio is committed to becoming one of the top
100 public research universities in the United States, while
continuing to draw on the strength of a diverse cultural heritage
and to expand access to education at a record-setting pace.
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Administration Building, University ofTexas at Dallas.
A
s one of the most agile and rapidly growing universities in
institutions to offer advanced research and other exciting
the world, the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) attracts
opportunities traditionally found at larger universities.
an extraordinary combination of student and faculty resources to
the vibrant, dynamic and globally connected Dallas-Fort Worth
area. UTD s relatively brief history has been committed to the
pursuit of excellence and the steadfast determination to maintain
the highest standards of quality.
UTDs research in a variety of fields, especially in engineering and
the biomedical sciences, has gained national attention. Much of
this research is conducted at UTDs specialized research centers.
Scientists at the Center for BrainHealth conduct cutting-edge
research on brain-related diseases and injuries. The Cybersecurity
Students seeking the close-knit community of a small university
and Emergency Preparedness Institute works to address issues of
and the reputation and resources of a big one find the perfect
homeland security, emergency and disaster response and
balance at UTD. With an enrollment of approximately 14,500,
cybercrime. UTDs Sickle Cell Disease Research Center is the only
UTD offers all the benefits of a small campus: excellent
facility of its kind in the Southwest and the first NIH-funded
student/faculty ratios and a diverse yet intimate community where
sickle cell center in the state. The C allier Center for
every student has a voice. However, UTD is also backed by
Communication Disorders provides state-of-the-art diagnostics
the powerful UT System and strategically aligned with other
and treatment for hearing, speech and language disorders. And the
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Nanotech Institute is at the forefront of understanding and
narrow silos of study. They are free to create a customizable degree
exploiting the nanoscale with such discoveries as hydrogen-
plan or choose from many multidisciplinary programs as well
powered artificial muscles that are one hundred times stronger
as flexible scheduling options.
than human muscles.
Many students choose
Excellence in research is only logical for UTD, which originated as
UTD based on its
a science and engineering research facility before it became a
academic excellence
university in 1969. These research roots have fostered a culture
(and for its spacious,
that values innovation and advancement, embraces change and
apartment-style
encourages multidisciplinary study. A prime example of this
dorms),
legacy is the university’s highly innovative Institute of Biomedical
grow
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to
love
they
it
Sciences and Technology, which brings together researchers from
because they feel they
a wide variety of fields - m olecular and cell biologists,
are an integral part of
mathematicians, neuroscientists, social scientists and others - to
a growing intellectual
transcend the traditional boundaries of academic disciplines and
and social community.
work together in synergy.
A unique institution of extraordinary quality and excellence,
Beyond the laboratory, UTD’s School of Management has a
the University ofTexas at Dallas has set new standards for creative
nationally ranked Cohort MBA program, and its executive MBA
innovation in Texas universities and - with the same enthusiasm
program is ranked #1 in the region by F inancial Times. The School
and energy that has so distinctively marked their past - they are
of Arts and Humanities provides programs that merge fine arts and
looking forward to a brighter and even more exciting future.
computer science.
These excellent and wideranging academic programs
have attracted outstanding
faculty,
including
Nobel
laureates and members of the
National Academies, and are
a magnet for the states top
students. U T D ’s entering
freshman class has the highest
average SAT score (1240) of
any public university in Texas,
and more than 40 percent of
incoming freshmen are in the
top 10 percent of their high
school class.
As a young university, UTD is
not limited by tradition, and
its students are not bound
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The University o f Houston Cullen Performance Hall and the Houston skyline.
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ouston and the University of Houston have grown together
research programs dealing with BioNanoTechnology. The UH
over the past 78 years into international leaders. Today the
Law Center offers Health Law, ranked second in the nation, and
University of Houston is the country’s most diverse research
Intellectual Property Law, ranked fourth in the nation according to
university with nationally-recognized faculty and programs.
U.S. News & World Report.
More than 35,000 students attend UH in twelve colleges and the
UH has more than 300 partnerships with government and private
Honors College offering 109 bachelors, 131 master’s, 51 doctoral
industry and is the home of KUHT, the country’s first PBS station,
and three professional degree programs. Students learn from faculty
and KUHF, Houston’s NPR station.
members who hold the Nobel Peace Prize, the Pulitzer Prize, Tony
Awards, the National Medal of Science, and numerous national
Outstanding academic programs mark every area of study at
and international awards for their work in the arts, humanities,
UH: the UH Creative Writing Program is ranked second in the
sciences, engineering, business, law and social work.
nation by U.S. News & World R eport and is one of the most
competitive programs in the country and one of only two offering
Faculty members conduct nearly $80 million in research in
a Ph.D. The Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant
such vital areas as superconductivity, space commercialization,
Management is the only school of its kind in Texas and is ranked
biomedical engineering, economics, biological sciences, education,
third nationally.
and petroleum exploration. The university recently broke ground on
an $81 million Science and Engineering Research and Classroom
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences’ doctoral
Complex, to provide facilities for the many interdisciplinary
psychology program is ranked second in Texas, with the
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psychology and the clinical neuropsychology programs among the
top 20 in the nation, according to the National Research Council.
Students in the Moores School of Music consistently place first in
regional and national competitions and the American Educational
Research Association ranked the College of Education among the
top schools in the country in research productivity, with special
recognition for the pioneering of innovative technologies for
teaching and learning.
Six UH students from the UH Gerald D. Hines College of
Architecture recently earned multiple awards in the International
Competition of Ideas held in Milan and the Cullen College of
Engineering’s chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, and
civil engineering programs are ranked among the top programs in
the nation. A new undergraduate program in biomedical
engineering, combined with recent strides in nanoengineering, has
poised UH to become one of the premier players in bionano
research. The college also offers the nation’s only graduate degree
in Space Architecture.
pass rate. Additionally, the Bauer College is one of five U.S.
schools with multiple members in the Academy of Management
Hall of Fame and the marketing faculty is ranked in the top
five percent worldwide. The MBA program ranks fifth among
public universities for producing CEOs of S&P 500 companies
The University of Houston’s Bauer College of Business boasts
according to Bloomberg Markets. According to U.S. News a n d
the top entrepreneurship program in Texas and its accounting
World Report, the undergraduate business program ranks in the top
department consistently ranks first or second for Texas CPA exam
five percent in the nation.
The UH College of Pharmacy has partnered with the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration in a cooperative effort unique in the
nation, where students will help to develop and exchange scientific
resources and educational opportunities.
The 560-acre UH campus abounds with parks, fountains, plazas,
sculptures, trees and recreational fields. In 2003 the University
opened one of the nation’s largest and most advanced Campus
Recreation and Wellness Centers. The Athletics Department at
UH is truly world-class, with over 73 NCAA championships and
53 Olympians.
In addition to campus programs, the UH Distance Education
program provides educational opportunities to students in
outlying areas - the University of Houston is the largest university
distance education program in Texas.
UH has awarded more than 200,000 degrees, and roughly
80 percent of alumni remain in the Houston metropolitan area.
At the University of Houston, students thrive and new knowledge
is created to benefit future generations.
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Britnee S. Morgan
Baytown, TX
M ajor 1: Human & Family Development
M ajor 2: American Humanities
Alumnus M att Otis (A&M 1999) and Foundation Director Carter Overton.
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Autumn R. Billimek
Anne M. Bosch
Tametrice L. Chatham
Yvonne C. Cook
Clute, TX
Brazoswood High School
Major: Biology
Houston, TX
Major: Psychology
Friendswood, TX
Clear Brook High School
Major: Biology
Houston, TX
Nimitz High School
Major: Accounting
Spring, TX
Spring High School
Major: International Business
Teresa C. Cupp
Talia R. Gaetke
Jennifer K. Hemmick
Brittani N. Ingram
Irene Kwan
South Houston, TX
Major: Music Education
Clute, TX
Major: Hotel &
Restaurant Management
Boerne, TX
Boerne High School
Major: Music Education
San Antonio, TX
Earl Warren High School
Major: Commun. Studies
Arlington, TX
Lamar High School
Major: Commun. Studies
Niki Major, Mariana Guerrero, Franco M artinez and M onica Ayala. 2005 UH Banquet.
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Philip C. MacIntyre
Stacy E. Mathew
Erica Y. Mouton
Mary I. Shatleh
Jing Xie
Channelview, TX
Major: Biochemistry
Mesquite, TX
Dr. Ralph H. Poteet H.S.
Major: Pharmacy
Houston, TX
Michael E. Debakey H.S.
Major: Biology
Pearland, TX
Major: Biology
Plano, TX
Plano Senior High School
Major: Business Honors
Laura M. Zavala
Houston, TX
Major: Psychology
Alumni Nichole Forehand Campbell (UT 1997) and Amanda Carlson Donohoe (UT 1987) with A&M Scholar Ben
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Kira L. Arter
Bernadette D. Asias
Monica N. Ayala
Mary E. Elhardt
Mariana Guerrero
Houston, TX
Duchesne Academy
Major: Studio Art
Houston, TX
M ajor: Pharmacy
Houston, TX
Stephen F. Austin H.S.
Major: General Studies
Waco, TX
Texas Christian Academy
Major: Biology
The Woodlands, TX
The Woodlands High School
Major: Biology
Marvin R. Itzep
Franco S. Martinez
Natasha V. Ostaszewski
Emily C. Platt
Houston, TX
Westside High School
Major: Psychology
Minor: Sociology
Houston, TX
E.L. Furr High School
Major: Electrical Eng.
Sugar Land, TX
William P. Clements H.S.
Major: Architecture
Beaumont, TX
Major: Architecture
Krystal L. Schulle
Yusra Siddiqui
Lockhart, TX
Major: Biology
Bellaire, TX
Bellaire High School
Major: Biology
Romana U. Sirajuddin
Foundation Director John Storms and Simon Haidamous. 2005 UT Banquet.
Cypress, TX
Cypress Fairbanks High School
Major: Biology
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T H E U N I V E R S I T Y OF TEXAS AT A U S T I N
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or more than 120 years, students from all over the world
140 buildings. In addition, the university maintains research
have come to the University of Texas at Austin to receive a
centers across the state that place the university’s faculty and
first-class education. Students who once walked across campus
students at the forefront of study in such areas as nanotechnology,
have founded and led Fortune 1000 companies, received Nobel
robotics, geophysics, astronomy, marine science, history, literature,
and Pulitzer Prizes, been presented with Academy Awards, hoisted
and engineering.
Heisman Trophies and become Olympic gold medalists.
The discoveries that happen at the University of Texas impact
The University of Texas at Austin is recognized for its
people all over the world and a groundbreaking initiative called
accomplishments in research, teaching, and public service. It is the
EUREKA (Enhancing Undergraduate Research, Experience,
flagship of the 15-campus University ofTexas System. The university
Knowledge and Access) brings cutting edge research opportunities
includes a main campus of more than 410 acres with more than
directly to undergraduate students —including freshmen. Students
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spanning the known universe from the inner workings of atomic
nuclei to the far reaches of space.
In addition to teaching and research responsibilities, faculty
members maintain regular office hours and many serve as
academic advisers to students. Although UT Austin is a large
university, most classes are small enough to allow for considerable
faculty and student interaction.
The university seeks to maintain a diverse student body united in
its pursuit of higher education. In the 2005 fall semester, the
university enrolled about 50,000 students from richly varied
ethnic and geographic backgrounds. Every day UT graduates make
a difference in their communities as volunteers, teachers, journalists,
artists, engineers, business leaders and lawyers. With worldrenowned faculty, top-rated academic programs, successful alumni
and such an enticing location, it’s no surprise that the University
ofTexas at Austin ranks among the best universities in the world.
also experience centuries of history on campus by studying
prehistoric fossils at the Texas Memorial Museum, gazing at
Renaissance and Baroque paintings in the Blanton Museum (the
largest university art museum in the country), thumbing through
original manuscripts by Ernest Hemingway and T.S. Eliot at the
Ransom Center or reliving the turbulent 1960s with a visit
through the Lyndon B. Johnson Library and Museum.
The faculty of UT Austin is composed of 2,734 professors and
lecturers supported by approximately 3,125 assistant instructors
and teaching assistants. They include the winners of the 2006 and
1967 Pulitzer Prize in History; a recipient of the 1968 Enrico
Fermi Award; the 1970, 1991, 1993, and 2000 National Medal
of Science recipients; and the winner of the 1979 Nobel Prize in
Physics. The university has 1,202 endowed academic positions 284 chairs, 503 professorships, 21 visiting professorships, 127
lectureships, and 267 fellowships. From the efforts of individual
faculty members to the work of 86 organized research units,
scholarly inquiry covers a broad range of disciplines - literally
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2 0 0 1 U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S AT A U S T I N
Suzanne E. Meador
Shannon D. Smith
Timothy G. Wildt
Slaton, TX
Houston, TX
Victoria, TX
Slaton High School
Booker T. Washington H.S.
for Engineering Professions
M ajor 1: Marketing
M ajor: Electrical Engineering
M ajor 2: Theatre
M ajor: Aerospace Engineering
University Honors;
Engineering Scholar; Sigma
Gamma Tau; Kappa Theta
Epsilon; AIAA
Dean’s List; College of
Engineering-Student
Ambassador; College of
Engineering-Academic
Leaders’ Hall of Fame;
National Society of Black
Engineers; Pi Sigma Pi;
Intramural Sports
UT Scholars LaMysha Webster; Alexis Angell, Crystal Wotipka, Ricky Vasquez and Luke Icenhower. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
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2 0 0 2 U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S AT A U S T I N
Lauren N. Abel
M. Natalie Alfaro
Katrina M. Allison
Amy R. Amador
Pflugerville, TX
Donna, TX
San Antonio, TX
Austin, TX
Pflugerville High School
Donna High School
John Jay Science Academy
Lanier High School
Major: Finance
Minor: Economics
Minor: Business Foundations
Major: Psychology
Minor: Biology
University Honors; Fred
Norman Economics Award;
Scholars; New Member ChairTexas Lonestars; Committee
Head-Project Princess;
Business Students Abroad;
Red Cross; Project Linus;
Intramural Softball
University Honors; Pi Tau Sigma;
President’s Achievement
Scholarship; Robert C. Byrd
Endowed Scholarship; Hispanic
Scholarship Fund; Society of
Hispanic Professional Engineers;
Society of Women Engineers
Angeline Beltran
J. Luis Berumen
Brandon J. Bettega
Laura C. Bredeson
Houston, TX
Abilene, TX
Houston, TX
Marble Falls, TX
Cum Laude Deans List;
Departmental Honors; Psi Chi
National Honor Society; Women
in Medicine
Northbrook High School
Cooper High School
St. John’s School
Marble Falls High School
Major: Architectural Engineering
Major 1: Communication Studies
Major 2: Business
Major 1: Business Honors
Major 2: M arketing
Minor 1: Anthropology
Minor 2: Psychology
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Jack G. Clark III
Chelsea S. Bryant
Zachary W. Cadwalader
Lindsey M. Carter
Austin, TX
Carrollton, TX
Dripping Springs, TX
Katy, TX
John B. Connally High School
Carrollton Christian Academy
Dripping Springs High School
James E. Taylor High School
M ajor: Music StudiesInstrumental Emphasis
M ajor: Religious Studies
M ajor: English
M a jor 1: Business Honors
M inor: Philosophy
M inor: History
M ajor 2: M arketing
University Honors; College
Scholar; Distinguished
Scholar; Sigma Alpha Iota;
University Flying Club;
Longhorn Band
University Honors; Dean’s
List; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha
Xi Delta; Volunteer-Choose
Children; Counselor-Youth
Retreat; U T Night Watch;
ONE Campaign; Oxford
Summer Program
M in or 1: Accounting
M in or 2: Theatre Arts
Jesse H. Jones Scholar; Gold
Seal Gold Award; Top Student
Manager Award; Mort Utley
Club Award; Student
Excellence Award; PresidentU T Toastmasters; ChairStudent Advisory Committee;
Undergraduate Business
Council; Honors Business
Association; Drug & Alcohol
Peer Advisor
Stephanie M. Corder
Monica V. Culver
Katherine A. Davidson
Sybil R. Devasia
The Woodlands, TX
Gainesville, TX
Dallas, TX
Gainesville High School
Dr. Ralph H. Poteet H.S.
M ajor 1: Government/
Liberal Arts Honors
M ajor: Textiles and Apparel:
Retail Merchandising
M ajor: Finance
M ajor 2: Business Honors
University Honors; Emerging
Scholars Program; Mosaic
Austin; University Fashion
Group
M ajor: Education
M ajor 3: Finance
Texas Exes Presidential
Leadership Award; Outstanding
Student of the Year Nominee;
National Hispanic Scholar; UT
Learning Center Peer Counselor;
McCombs Peer Career Mentor;
Multicultural Information
Center-Students for Equity &
Diversity; President-McCombs
Diversity Council; International
Relief Corps; Filipino Student
Association
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U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S AT A U S T I N
Barry V. Duong
Steven M. Edwards
Joshua D. Elrod
Ashley L. Garcia
Houston, TX
Kopperl, TX
Lockhart, TX
Victoria, TX
A lief Hastings High School
Kopperl High School
M ajor: Finance
M ajor: Real Estate Finance
M ajor: Biology
First Place-National
Undergraduate Real Estate
Case Competition; Pension
Real Estate Association
National Scholarship; Kindle
Scholarship; Undergraduate
Real Estate Society;
Entrepreneur Society; Urban
Land Institute; Real Estate
Council of Austin
College Scholar-School of
Natural Sciences (Honors Day
2005); National Society of
Collegiate Scholars; MentorFIG Program
M inor: Medicine
Amanda L. Garfield
Matthew C. Gibson
Patrick W. Goertz
Daniel R. Grieco III
Victoria, TX
Grapevine, TX
Round Rock, TX
Denton, TX
Colleyville Heritage High School
Denton High School
M ajor: Theatre & Dance
M ajor: Cellular & Molecular Biology
M ajor: Corporate Communications
M inor: Business
Dean’s List; University Scholar;
C.R. Smith Endowed Scholarship;
Vice Chair of Traditions-Texas
Blazers; Communication Council;
Teen Mentor-Communities in
Schools
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Jessica L. Griffin
Trisha L. Gutierrez
Brazoria, TX
Converse, TX
Columbia High School
Judson High School
M a jor 1: Public Relations
M ajor: English
M a jor 2: Advertising
M inor: Sociology
Howard Terry and Philip MacIntyre. 2005 UH Banquet.
Jessica M. Guzman
Nicole S. Haddad
Matthew S. Hamilton
Kimberly R. Hicks
Austin, TX
Austin, TX
Angleton, TX
Austin, TX
James Bowie High School
David Crockett High School
St. Stephen’s Episcopal H.S.
M ajor: Psychology
M ajor: English
M ajor 1: Russian
M a jor 1: Plan II
M ajor 2: Government
M a jor 2: Czech Language
& Literature
University Honors; National
Merit Scholarship; Phi Beta
Kappa; University Czech Club
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Amanda J. Johnson
Ashley M. Jones
Margot C. Jones
W ill M. Krueger
New Braunfels, TX
Garland, TX
Round Rock, TX
Encinal, TX
Lakeview Centennial H.S.
Round Rock High School
Cotulla High School
M ajor: Journalism
M ajor: Magazine Journalism
M ajor: Business
M ajor: Government
M. Elizabeth Mahon
J. Michele LaGrone
Patricia A. Long
Racheal D. Lute
Austin, TX
M agnolia, TX
Taylor, TX
Houston, TX
M cCallum High School
M agnolia High School
Taylor High School
Nimitz High School
M ajor: Plan II Honors/Pre-Med
M ajor: Youth & Com m unity Studies
M ajor: Architectural Engineering
University Honors; Foundation
Honors; Distinguished Scholar;
American M edical Students
Association Award; VPAmerican Medical Students
Association; President-Plan II
Honors Good Society; Plan II
Honors Chamber Music Solo
Vocalist; Joint Admissions
Medical Program; Hope
Student Life
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Jennifer D. McCook
Chloe M. McCoy
Gabriella C. McDonald
Mac M. McElwrath
Slidell, TX
Austin, TX
Galveston, TX
Spring, TX
Slidell High School
Lyndon B. Johnson H.S.
Ball High School
Klein High School
M ajor: Corporate Communications
M ajor: Biomedical Engineering
M ajor: Finance
M inor: Business Foundations
M ary Carpenter Panhellenic
Award & Scholarship; PresidentAlpha Phi; Alumni Relations
Director-Student Government;
Forty Acres Fest 2005 & 2006;
Order of Omega; Texas Tees;
Mortar Board Senior Honor
Society
University Honors; UT
Ballroom Dance Performance
Team; Distinguished Speakers
Committee; Texas Gospel
Fellowship; UT Water Ski
Team; PAL Alumni Corps;
Texas Research Experience;
Health Careers Mentorship
Program
Shivan V. Mehta
Y. David Mei
Tessa Moll
Lacey L. Moy
Plano, TX
Houston, TX
Houston, TX
Poth, TX
Plano East Senior High School
Sharpstown High School
Langham Creek High School
Poth High School
M ajor: Finance
M ajor: Journalism
M ajor: Public Relations
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M inor: Business
Golden Key Member; National
Ring Scholarship; Longhorn Band;
Alpha Phi Omega; Student Events
Center Film Committee
M inor: Accounting
M inor: Business
Asian Business Students
Association; Inspire to Interact
VP of Public Relations for
Public Relations Student
Society of America; Tower
Public Relations; UT
Project Volunteer
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Katie M. Mushinski
Irvin J. Nguyen
Kimberly N. Parent
Linda J. Park
Houston, TX
Houston, TX
Port Isabel, TX
Irving, TX
Port Isabel High School
Irving High School
M ajor: Nursing
M ajor 1: Pharmacy
M ajor: English
M a jor 1: Advertising
Dean’s List; George & M ary J.
Hamman Scholarship;
SHARE Volunteer
M ajor 2: Kinesiology-Health
Promotions & Fitness
M inor: History
M a jor 2: Retail Merchandising
National Dean’s List; National
College Scholar; Robert C. Byrd
Scholar; Staff Writer-Jupiter
Index.com; HOSTS Mentor;
Sigma Tau Delta; Tau Beta
Sigma; UT Trombone Choir;
U T Jazz Ensemble; UT
Symphony and U T Longhorn
Band
Mark D. Parvin
Brandon J. Patterson
San Antonio, TX
Smithville, TX
National Dean’s List; Vovinam
Instructor Award; Vovinam
Vietnamese M artial Arts Club;
Asian Pharmacy Students
Association; UT Academy of
Student Pharmacists; Pharmacy
Council; National Comm unity
Pharmacists Association;
Vietnamese Students Association;
Kinesiology Club
John F. Kennedy High School
Smithville High School
M ajor: Kinesiology
M ajor: Pharmacy
Dean’s List; University
Honors; VP-Special EventsStudent Events Center; SEC
Tournaments & Games
Committee; University
Fashion Group; Texas
Sweethearts
University Honors 2002-05;
Distinguished Scholar 200405; Rho Chi-Pharmacy Honor
Society; Phi Lambda SigmaPharmacy Leadership Society;
U T Society of Health Systems
Pharmacists; President-UT
Academy of Student
Pharmacists; Capital Area
Pharmacists Association;
Mexican-American Association
of Pharmacy Students
Leiwen Wu and Stephen Halcomb. 2005 UT Orientation.
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Robert D. Phan
Dana D. Pitts
Irving, TX
Needville, TX
MacArthur High School
M ajor: Psychology
M ajor 2: Finance
M inor: Pre-Med
Conoco Endowed Scholarship;
Pargon M inority Scholarship;
Co-Founder-Business and
Healthcare Association;
McCombs School of Business
International Program; Texas
Union Events Co-Sponsorship
Committee; Honors Business
Association; Texas Sports &
Family Medicine Volunteer;
Children’s Hospital of Austin
Volunteer
John Jambers, Brian M ueller and Steven Thai. 2005 A&M Banquet.
Kevin L. Potter
Fabiana M. Ramirez
David H. Rodriguez
Irving, TX
Brownsville, TX
Austin, TX
Irving, TX
Hanna High School
M cCallum High School
M ajor: Marketing
M a jor 1: Radio/TV/Film
M ajor: Social Work
M inor: Government
M a jor 2: Religious Studies
University Honors; Beta
Gamma Sigma Honor Society;
Alpha Tau Omega
Dean’s List; M u Epsilon Theta;
University Filmmakers Alliance
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Susan M. Rowe
Dean’s List; Distinguished
Scholar; Outstanding
Leadership & Academic
Achievement; U T Black
Alumni Advisory Committee;
Social W ork Council; Dean’s
Philanthropy Leadership Circle
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Kathryn L. Schmidt
Elijah M. Schussler
Matthew S. Shroyer
Aaron J. Snyder
Mason, TX
Austin, TX
El Paso, TX
Sweetwater, TX
Mason High School
Sweetwater High School
M a jor 1: Spanish
M ajor: English
M a jor 2: Health Education
Nuclear Propulsion Program
Officer Candidate Program
Honor Society; Mortar Board
Senior Honor Society;
American Public Health
Association; Student Health
Advisory Committee; MentorCooperating Programs in the
Americas
President-Sigma Gamma Tau;
ALAA; Emerging Scholars
Program
Jacquelyn T. Stastny
Kimberly Y. Steensma
Ryan A. Stoltz
Monica M. Suliman
Magnolia, TX
Round Rock, TX
Houston, TX
Sugar Land, TX
Clear Lake High School
Fort Bend Baptist Academy
M a jor 1: Management
M ajor: M arketing
M ajor: Architectural Engineering
M ajor 1: Human Biology
University Honors; Dean’s List;
Phi Alpha Epsilon Architectural
Engineering Honor Society;
Intramural Sports
M ajor 2: Plan II Honors
M a jor 2: English
M erit Scholar; Dean’s List;
Golden Key Honor Society;
Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society;
Volunteer Chair-TSSO; Echo
Literary Magazine
T erryfoundation
University Honors; Dean’s
List; Gamma Beta Phi;
Scholars; Finalist-2005
President’s Leadership Award;
Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta
Sigma; Faculty Coordinator &
Co-Chair-UT SEES
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Denise H. Truong
J. Richard Swantner
Nathan A. Thompson
Christina Tran
Richmond, TX
Corsicana, TX
Houston, TX
Pasadena, TX
Lamar Consolidated High School
Corsicana High School
A lief Hastings High School
J. Frank Dobie High School
M ajor: Finance
M ajor: English
M ajor 1: Design
M ajor: M arketing
M inor: Spanish
M a jor 2: Print Journalism
Director-Vietnamese Classes
Campaign; Vietnamese
American Student Conference
University Honors; Houston
Endowment Scholar; Robert
C. Byrd Scholar; Edward R.
Triggs Endowed Scholarship in
Design; M.K. Hage Endowed
Scholarship in Fine Arts;
Scholars; Interdisciplinary
Design Association; PresidentAsians in Communications;
Art Director-Orange
Magazine; Intern-Make-AW ish Foundation
Jesse R. Trussell
Daniel Y. Wang
Paul E. Zucknick
Hubbard, TX
Houston, TX
Taylor, TX
Hubbard High School
Taylor High School
M ajor: Radio/TV/Film
Dean’s List
M a jor 2: Finance
M inor: Chinese
University Honors; Eta Kappa
Nu Honor Society; Roden
Leadership Program Scholar;
College Scholar; Student
Ambassador-College of
Engineering; President-UT
Society of Professional
Engineers; Mentor-Residential
Freshman Interest Group;
Student Engineering Council
University Honors; Honors
Business Association; Woods
Endowed Presidential Scholar;
Toastmasters; China Care
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Jennifer A. Ainsworth
Tessa J. Alaniz
R. Ian Alexander
Brian J. Allen
Alexis L. Angell
Luling, TX
Luling High School
Major: Art History
Los Fresnos, TX
Major: Biology
Lufkin, TX
Lufkin High School
M ajor 1: American Studies
Pasadena, TX
Major: Mgmt. Info Systems
Killeen, TX
R.M. Shoemaker H.S.
Major: Marketing
Foundation Director Yvonne Rode M oody and Board Chair Rhett Campbell greet
Scholars. 2005 UT Orientation.
Sarah N. Anthony
Rakesh Apte
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock High School
Arlington, TX
Martin High School
M ajor 2: Finance
Jennifer L. Boyd
David P. Brewerton
Austin, TX
Austin High School
Major: Psychology
Giddings, TX
Major: Architecture
Vermique J. Burton
Leslie A. Caballero
Maresha A. Clark
Andrew R. Clinton
Simmie J. Colson IV
Diboll, TX
Diboll High School
Major: Biochemistry
Liberty, TX
Liberty High School
Minor: Spanish
Houston, TX
Lamar High School
Major: Nursing
Rowlett, TX
Rowlett High School
M ajor 1: Anthropology
Houston, TX
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Cassandra V. Cuellar
Ashley N. Davenport
Ramiro D. Diaz
J. Kate Douglas
Maurice A. Enderle
Falfurrias, TX
Falfurrias High School
Major: Government
Giddings, TX
Major: English
El Paso, TX
Parkland High School
Pflugerville, TX
Cypress, TX
Cypress Creek H.S.
Major: Finance
Jessica M. Fertitta
Hope K. Fluegel
Chase B. Frock
Heidi M. Gensler
Joseph E. Green
Beaumont, TX
Monsignor Kelly Catholic H.S.
Major: Political Communications
Dallas, TX
Lutheran High School
Major: Chemistry
Taylor, TX
Taylor High School
Major: Finance
Austin, TX
San Antonio, TX
East Central High School
Stephanie L. Guidry
Stephen J. Halcomb
Joseph T. Halverson
Laura E. Hamilton
Stefanie L. Hartman
Kopperl, TX
Kopperl High School
Austin, TX
Akins High School
Austin, TX
Lake Travis High School
Jasper, TX
Jasper High School
Major: Pharmacy
Crowley, TX
Crowley High School
Major: Business
Kristin R. Hooge
Luke D. Icenhower
Lauren C. Jarvis
Pegah Javidpour
Stephanie N. Johnson
Pleasanton, TX
Major: Radio/TV/Film
Tomball, TX
Tomball High School
Major: Advertising
Grand Saline, TX
Grand Saline High School
Houston, TX
Major 2: Mgmt. Info Systems
Arlington, TX
Lamar High School
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Olesya V. Korsakoff
Jessica L. Kranyec
Anna M. Lara
Montoya C. Lewis
Axtell, TX
Axtell High School
Major: Marketing
San Antonio, TX
Winston Churchill H.S.
Major: Spanish Literature
League City, TX
Clear Creek High School
Major: Biochemistry
Freeport, TX
Brazosport High School
Major: Marketing
Houston, TX
Middle College for
Technology Careers
Ruben Marichalar
Lauren S. McDowell
Kevin A. McPherson
Ashley E. Messick
Karl A. Miller
Pasadena, TX
Major: Biomedical Eng.
Baytown, TX
Houston, TX
Major: Accounting
Houston, TX
Langham Creek H.S.
Major: Art History
Houston, TX
Robyn R. Miller
Amanda J. Morales
Waco, TX
Waco High School
Major: Theatre & Dance
Eagle Pass, TX
Eagle Pass High School
M ajor: Government
Meyassa M. Moumen-Baker
Mustafa A. Neak
Princeton, TX
Mansfield, TX
Princeton High School
Mansfield High School
M ajor 1: Business
Major 2: Political Communications M ajor 2: Finance
Irene Kwan, Mary Shatleh, Mariana Guerrero, Niki M ajor and M onica Ayala.
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Christine O. Nguyen
Houston, TX
M ajor 1: Plan II Honors
Junction, TX
M ajor 1: Architecture
M ajor 2: Architectural Eng.
Over the holiday break at the en d o f 2005, the officers from each o f the fo u r universities Terry Scholar student
organization gathered at the first annual Terry Ojficer Retreat. Sharing ideas and visions fo r the Terry Scholars, the meeting
proved to be a changing p oin t fo r the organizations. Heather Ramer, 2003 Scholar and president o f AdrMs Terry
Foundation Student Organization, observed, “It was awesome to finally g e t together with Terrys from the other colleges.
We have som ething so special in common, so it was great to brainstorm and work with them to make the Foundation as
great as it can be. ”
B. Victor Onadiji
Erin N. Pawelek
Micah H. Perry
Alam Quintero
Sadia Rashid
Sugar Land, TX
Dulles High School
Major: Economics
Luling, TX
Luling High School
Major: Sociology
Brownwood, TX
Brownwood High School
Hidalgo, TX
Hidalgo High School
Pflugerville, TX
Major: Journalism
Christopher K. Rusch
Aleksandra M. Rzeznik
Betty Salanic
A. Amor Saldana
Goleen Samari
San Antonio, TX
Highlands High School
San Antonio, TX
Providence High School
Major: Advertising
Pearland, TX
Major: Finance
Rio Grande City, TX
Rio Grande City H.S.
Major: Architecture
Austin, TX
M ajor 1: Plan II
M ajor 2: Nutrition
Christopher A. Oliver
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Shena L. Sandle
Dietrich E. Schmidt
James A. Schuelke
Anna Laura Sherrard
Jamie M. Sloat
Houston, TX
Klein Forest High School
Major: Human &
Family Development
Austin, TX
John B. Connally H.S.
M ajor 2: Marketing
Houston, TX
Cypress Springs High School
M ajor 1: Philosophy
M ajor 2: Marketing
Stephenville, TX
Stephenville High School
Major: Business
Hutto, TX
Hutto High School
Major: Mathematics
Alexander C. Smith
Kristy D. Smithson
Mitzi A. Stansberry
Patricia A. Strong
Ashley C. Summers
Carrollton, TX
Creekview High School
M ajor: Business
Amarillo, TX
Amarillo High School
Major: Anthropology
Lufkin, TX
Lufkin High School
Major: Pharmacy
Houston, TX
Decatur, TX
Decatur High School
Major: Anthropology
Alex J. Ting
Van T. Ton
Ricardo Vasquez
Rebecca S. Wahlberg
LaMysha F. Webster
Garland, TX
Garland High School
M ajor 2: Marketing
Garland, TX
Garland High School
Major: Biology
Brownsville, TX
Simon Rivera High School
M ajor 1: Marketing
M ajor 2: Sociology
Austin, TX
Major: Studio Art
Houston, TX
Forest Brook High School
M ajor 1: Accounting/PPA
M ajor 2: French
Sarah M. Whitfield
Timothy J. Wingfield
Crystal D. Wotipka
Kayla D. Yandell
Orange, TX
West Orange-Stark H.S.
Austin, TX
McNeil High School
M ajor 1: Architecture
M ajor 2: Architectural Eng.
Caldwell, TX
Corpus Christi, TX
Tuloso-Midway High School
Major: Nutrition
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Edgar L. Aguillon
Carolyn J. Barber
Zachary J. Bevis
Ashley A. Blaha
Alexander D. Brand
Rockwall, TX
Major: Biology
Houston, TX
Major: Nursing
Austin, TX
McCallum High School
Major: Biomedical Engir
Angleton, TX
Major: Nursing
Houston, TX
Major: Physics
Colton B. Brugger
Ian A. Buchanan
Tara E. Buentello
Kenneth R. Burkhalter Jr.
Baltazar Camacho
La Grange, TX
Major: Biology
Needville, TX
M ajor: Plan II
Conroe, TX
Conroe High School
Major: Classics
Brownsville, TX
James Pace High School
Major: Philosophy
Jose G. Cantu
Stephanie A. Cardwell
Edinburg, TX
Edinburg North High School
Major: Government
Beeville, TX
Jones High School
Major: Business
H. Eshe Cole
Alexandra R. Covington
Temple, TX
Temple High School
Major: African-American Studies
Corpus Christi, TX
Major: Economics
Marissa Needles, Milly Sordo, Stephanie Smith and Stephanie McMillen.
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Caitlin Y. Cunniff
Jose A. Del Valle
Nidia B. Delgado
Kathleen A. Drilling
Jeremy B. Duncan
Dallas, TX
Wilson High School
South Houston, TX
Houston, TX
Stephen F. Austin High School
Major: Biochemistry
Missouri City, TX
Elkins High School
Major: Finance
Baytown, TX
Baytown Christian Academy
Stephanie L. Espinoza
San Antonio, TX
Business Careers High School
Major: Finance
Grant R. Faber
Adolfo Ruiz with Texas State University Director o f Career Services Curtis Schafer. 2005 Texas State Banquet.
San Antonio, TX
Communication Arts High School
Kimberly M. Fish
Patrick M. Frasier
Stephanie D. Garrett
Ella Gendel
Jennifer L. Goldstrich
Aransas Pass, TX
Aransas Pass High School
Major: Education
Carrizo Springs, TX
Carrizo Spring High School
Taylor, TX
Taylor High School
Major: English
Plano, TX
Plano West Senior High School
Major: Business
Dallas, TX
Science & Engineering Magnet School
Major: Mathematics
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Tiffany M. Gonzales
Diana Gonzalez
Elizabeth A. Griffin
Svetlana Grinshpan
Simon N. Haidamous
Luling, TX
Luling High School
Mission, TX
Veterans Memorial High School
Arlington, TX
Bowie High School
Major: History
San Antonio, TX
Cypress, TX
Cy-Fair High School
M ajor 2: Finance
Emily R. Hankinson
Kori E. Hattemer
Tania Y. Herrera
Sherida K. Hibbard
Jaime R. Hinojosa
Rockwall, TX
Rogers, TX
Rogers High School
Major: Kinesiology
Houston, TX
Major: Finance
Gainesville, TX
Major: English
Brownsville, TX
Thomas T. Holstien
Magera M. Holton
Bradford J. Howard
Susan R. Hui
Brian M. Hyde
Bellaire, TX
Episcopal High School
M ajor 1: Design
M ajor 2: Studio Art
Houston, TX
Willowridge High School
M ajor: English
Arlington, TX
La Porte, TX
Lyndsay J. Jolley
Sean S. Laird
John D. Lakavage
Colette Laquey
Lana Ljuboja
Arlington, TX
Seguin, TX
Seguin High School
Cleveland, TX
Cleveland High School
Pflugerville, TX
Major: Psychology
Bellaire, TX
Major: Government
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Laci L. Loftin
Matthew D. Malik
Crosby, TX
Crosby High School
Karnes City, TX
Karnes City High School
Major: Computer Science
Ashley R. Markey
Kathryn L. McGahee
Lewisville, TX
Major: Nursing
Houston, TX
Wesley T. Medders
Mayra I. Munoz
Rachel M. Myers
Marijane L. Neiser
Monique V. Nguyen
Houston, TX
Jefferson Davis High School
M ajor: Business
Houston, TX
Jack Yates High School
M ajor: Journalism
Austin, TX
Travis High School
Major: History
Houston, TX
Spring Woods High School
Houston, TX
Westside High School
Major: Biology
Adolph R. Novosad III
Nora L. Odisho
Lindsey M. Orlando
Lauren E. Owens
Fabian T. Parker
Shiner, TX
St. Paul High School
Major: Natural Sciences
Midland, TX
Midland High School
Major: Psychology
Houston, TX
Major: Spanish
Sulphur Springs, TX
Sulphur Springs High School
Major: Government
Bay City, TX
Bay City High School
Chas Sheffield and Ryan Clingman with Howard Terry. 2005 UT Banquet.
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Raakhee N. Patel
Jose M. Pena
John J. Philips III
Amanda Ramos
Richelle L. Raquet
Houston, TX
Second Baptist School
M ajor 1: Biology
M ajor 2: Plan II
La Joya, TX
La Joya High School
Cypress, TX
Cy-Fair High School
Major: Neurobiology
Laredo, TX
United High School
Boerne, TX
Boerne High School
Murtaza Rawat
Kellie E. Reed
Oswaldo F. Renteria
Paul G. Ristroph
Joanna-Ruth Rutledge
Houston, TX
Mayde Creek High School
El Paso, TX
Major: Finance
Dallas, TX
Science & Engineering
Magnet School
Major: Mathematics
Tomball, TX
Tomball High School
Major: Undeclared
Irving, TX
Susanna-Rachel Rutledge
Jennifer M. Smith
Benjamin T. Stokes
Beau J. Taylor
Michael J. Ubemosky
Irving, TX
M ajor: International Business
Cedar Park, TX
Cedar Park High School
Major: History
Pflugerville, TX
Major: Business
Cedar Hill, TX
Cedar Hill High School
Rosenberg, TX
B.F. Terry High School
Major: Engineering
Clay R. Weston
Carl E. Williams
Gregory C. Wisian
Leiwen Wu
Karnes City, TX
Karnes City High School
Major: Nursing
East Bernard, TX
Major: Architecture
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock High School
M ajor: Business Administration
San Antonio, TX
Churchill High School
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Marcie V. Alexander
Francheska B. Almaraz
Jonathan E. Arzola
Niraj G. Badhiwala
Stafford, TX
Stafford High School
Major: Biology
Comanche, TX
Comanche High School
Major: Undeclared
Houston, TX
Major: Government
El Paso, TX
Bel Air High School
Garland, TX
Naaman Forest High School
Benita A. Bamgbade
Khushboo V. Bansal
Brandon J. Bayles
Charlotte A. Berson
Jennifer L. Bissey
Houston, TX
Alief Hastings High School
Major: Pharmacy
Sugar Land, TX
Dulles High School
Major: Business
Alvarado, TX
Alvarado High School
Major: Finance
Houston, TX
West Side High School
Major: Nursing
Klein, TX
Klein High School
Jennifer R. Carter
Tara L. Cawthron
Duncanville, TX
Duncanville High School
Odessa, TX
Permian High School
Major: Finance
UT Scholars Mustafa Neak, Alex Smith and Olesya Korsakoff.
Chase C. Chasteen
Ryan W. Clingman
Godley, TX
Godley High School
Major: Business
Dallas, TX
Major: Business
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Pamela L. Collins
Jessica A. Colson
Guadalupe Corona
Jenny S. Curtis
Brittany R. Dewitt
Killeen, TX
Killeen High School
Major: Pharmacy
Katy, TX
Katy High School
Major: Biology
San Benito, TX
San Benito High School
Dallas, TX
Hillcrest High School
Austin, TX
John B. Connally High School
Brett P. Edwards
Amanda T. Fly
Adrian Garcia
Mallory S. Garmon
Willis, TX
Willis High School
Major: Business
Boyd, TX
Boyd High School
Major: Psychology
Midland, TX
Major: Business
El Paso, TX
Burges High School
Major: Government
Dallas, TX
M ajor: Textiles Design
DenizV. Gerecci
Yvonne D. Gonzalez
Imani L. Gooden
Tanner E. Griggs
Jason P. Guillemette
Houston, TX
Major: Medicine
Mission, TX
Mission High School
Major: Biology
Houston, TX
Eisenhower High School
Major: Finance
Lubbock, TX
Schertz, TX
Samuel Clemens High School
Carlos A. Hernandez
Shameeka L. Houston
Clayton J. Huff
Derion K. Jackson
Eleonora Juarez
McAllen, TX
James Nikki Rowe H.S.
Major: Architecture
Houston, TX
Major: Accounting
Houston, TX
Major: Business
Houston, TX
Willowridge High School
Major: Natural Sciences
Brownsville, TX
Homer Hanna High School
M ajor: Biology
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Athra Kaviani
Justin L. Kellough
Alba Lala
Katie M. Landrum
Tri-Dung T. Le
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock High School
Daingerfield, TX
Daingerfield High School
Major: Theatre Arts
Houston, TX
Houston, TX
Major: Government
Houston, TX
Major: Pharmacy
Catvu D. Luong
Julian D. Maldonado
Ryan S. Marcrum
Caitlin E. Marian
Tiffany N. Merkel
Houston, TX
M ajor: Pharmacy
Houston, TX
Alief Elsik High School
Seguin, TX
Seguin High School
Kingwood, TX
Llano, TX
Llano High School
Major: Pharmacy
Elizabeth G. Meserve
April C. Michaud
Crowley, TX
Crowley High School
Major: Sociology
Hurst, TX
L.D. Bell High School
Major: Education
Lauren T. Moeller
Alfonso Moreno
Katy, TX
Katy High School
Houston, TX
Major: History
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Emily R. Muehr
Amanda K. Neugebauer
Jenny T. Nguyen
Thao L.T. Nguyen
Rodolfo I. Orellana
Montgomery, TX
Montgomery High School
Major: Undeclared
San Antonio, TX
Ronald Reagan High School
Rockport, TX
Major: Marketing
Houston, TX
Major: Biochemistry
Harlingen, TX
Harlingen High School
Major: Biology
Stephanie G. Page
J. Bryant Patterson
Juliana Perez
Phillip W. Pesek
Estevan J. Puentes
Lufkin, TX
Lufkin High School
Major: Pharmacy
Deer Park, TX
Deer Park High School
Major: Business
New Braunfels, TX
M ajor: Psychology
Odem, TX
Odem High School
Port Isabel, TX
Port Isabel High School
M ajor: Physics
Kasey A. Ruedas
Chasdon K. Sheffield
Shaun W. Sherman
Gloria Shin
Jennifer Shyu
Del Valle, TX
Del Valle High School
Dallas, TX
Major: Kinesiology
Waller, TX
Waller High School
M ajor: Computer Science
Houston, TX
Houston, TX
Major: Business
Daena Y. Silva
Ray F. Skidmore
Adalgiza Solis
Caitlin S. Tenison
Linda Tieh
El Paso, TX
Burges High School
Major: Clinical Lab Science
Florence, TX
Florence High School
Donna, TX
Donna High School
Major: Accounting
San Antonio, TX
Alamo Heights High School
Major: Chemistry
Sugar Land, TX
Dulles High School
Major: Humanities
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Margaret M. Wallace
Shelly N. Watson
Noel K. Wells
Anika A. Whiteman
Rockdale, TX
Rockdale High School
Flower Mound, TX
Flower Mound High School
Major: Business
Klein, TX
Klein High School
Major: Undeclared
Victoria, TX
Missouri City, TX
Thurgood Marshall High School
Austin L. Wright
Jace R. Yarbrough
Alexander W. Zeisig
Natalia B. Zieman
San Antonio, TX
Major: Government
Tuscola, TX
Jim Ned High School
Huntsville, TX
Major: Physics
Dallas, TX
Highland Park High School
Major: Interior Design
D uring spring break o f2006, a group o f about 50 Terry Scholars volunteered to aid in Hurricane Katrina relief and traveled to Pass Christian, Mississippi
to work with the disaster relief effort. Fulfilling an idea conceived and plan ned at the December, 2005 Terry Officer Retreat, the Scholars traveled by van
to the sm all comm unity located one hour east o f New Orleans. Devastated by the storm, nearly three quarters o f the 2,000 homes in Pass Christian had
been destroyed.
join in g a group o f approximately 600 volunteers from all over the country in Pass Christian, the Terry Scholars worked on drywall, roofing, wiring,
insulation, gutting, fram in g and clean-up. Not only were they able to repair the physical needs o f the community, but they also brought m eaningful moral
encouragement offered by the presence o f volunteers.
Kevin McPherson, 2003 Scholar and athletic director fo r the Terry Scholar Student Association at the University ofTexas at Austin, said, “This trip has
im pacted my life so much. I saw the destruction on the news like everyone else, but it was very sobering seeing it fo r myself. Tm gla d I was able to com e
an d do som ething to help. ”
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Karen R Abbott (1997)
Katy, TX
Taylor High School
Ross D. Argo (1997)
Eden, TX
Eden High School
Antonio J. Barrera (2001)
Houston, TX
Jefferson Davis High School
James D. Blacklock (1998)
Missouri City, TX
Elkins High School
Blair A. Abernathy (2001)
Round Rock, TX
William M. Arthur (2000)
The Woodlands, TX
Christopher C. Barton (1989)
Sulphur Springs, TX
Meredith Blaschke Reyes (1997)
Austin, TX
Jonathan A. Adams (2001)
Wills Point, TX
Wills Point High School
Erik P. Askenasy (1998)
Austin, TX
Gracywoods High School
Lea K. Bass (1992)
Pasadena, TX
Miranda E. Bollinger (2001)
Hurst, TX
Aileen C. Alcantara (1999)
San Antonio, TX
Taft High School
Andrea C. Augustin (1997)
Austin, TX
Gayle Bean Stinson (1987)
Redwater, TX
Redwater High School
Joanna R. Bould (2000)
Houston, TX
Amber A. Alderman (2001)
Emory, TX
Rains High School
Melody Ayeli (2000)
Richardson, TX
J J . Pearce High School
Allison Beckworth Readinger (1994)
Longview, TX
Longview High School
Anthony L. Bracht (1992)
Houston, TX
Alex J. Alexandrov (1998)
San Antonio, TX
Winston Churchill High School
Michael D. Bachers (1995)
New Boston, TX
New Boston High School
Rachel L. Beene (2000)
Longview, TX
Jennifer Bradley (1988)
Austin, TX
Megan E. Allen (2001)
Buda, TX
Julie M. Balovich (1991)
Lake Dallas, TX
Lake Dallas High School
Brian J. Behrend (1999)
New Braunfels, TX
Canyon High School
Daphne Brashear Newaz (1999)
Magnolia, TX
Yanett Anaya (2000)
Houston, TX
Charles H. Milby High School
Angelique C. Balthazar (2000)
Houston, TX
Garth A. Beinart (1993)
Houston, TX
Bradley S. Bruce (1998)
Duncanville, TX
Christopher R. Andrews (1997)
Lubbock, TX
Monterey High School
Andrew R. Barnes (2000)
Sour Lake, TX
Hardin-Jefferson High School
Sean C. Beinart (1989)
Houston, TX
Susan E. Buck (1997)
San Marcos, TX
Javier Aranda (1999)
Santa Rosa, TX
Santa Rosa High School
Alexandra C. Baron (2001)
San Antonio, TX
Health Careers High School
Annika C. Belmar (2001)
Katy, TX
Katy High School
Kimberly Buenger Iero (1989)
Wharton, TX
Wharton High School
Holly M. Bennett (1999)
Texarkana, TX
Liberty-Eylau High School
Brant C. Burns (1999)
Houston, TX
Sara A. Berry (1998)
Irving, TX
Nimitz High School
Kayla M. Burns (1999)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
J. Patrick Beverly (1994)
Mabank, TX
Eustace High School
Robert R. Byerly (1990)
Orange, TX
Orangefield High School
Jason R. Bielinski (1998)
Arlington, TX
Jack W. Callahan III (1997)
Houston, TX
Melanie S. Billimek (1998)
Moulton, TX
Moulton High School
Joseph D. Camp (1998)
Cypress, TX
Cy-Fair High School
Michael K. Black (1987)
Houston, TX
Joshua S. Campbell (2001)
Harper, TX
Harper High School
Katharine Blackburn Holding (1994)
Austin, TX
Susanna Campbell English (1994)
Houston, TX
Foundation Director Yvonne Rode M oody speaks to Scholars during
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Alfredo Canales II (2001)
Harlingen, TX
Harlingen South High School
Christine Clark Goode (1996)
The Colony, TX
The Colony High School
Cynthia Cantu Rutledge (1991)
Grand Prairie, TX
S. Grand Prairie High School
Courtney C. Cleland (1999)
New Braunfels, TX
Canyon High School
Amanda Carlson Donohoe (1987)
Aledo, TX
Aledo High School
Shawn S. Cleveland (1989)
Jacksboro, TX
Jacksboro High School
Brian K. Carroll (1994)
Kempner, TX
Marcus S. Cline (1999)
Copperas Cove, TX
Copperas Cove High School
Rachael E. Carter (2001)
Mexia, TX
Mexia High School
Ginger Cole-Leffel (2000)
Irving, TX
Nimitz High School
Starlett A. Carter (2000)
Plano, TX
Plano East High School
Kindra D. Coleman (2001)
Austin, TX
Alumni Leshia Hoot (UT 1993) and Ryan Assunto (A&M 1994).
2005 Austin Alumni Luncheon.
Jose M. Casiano (1999)
San Antonio, TX
Oliver W. Holmes High School
Daniel J. Cooley (2000)
Irving, TX
Nimitz High School
Greg M. Crowe (1990)
Midland, TX
Midland High School
Laura K. Davidson (1993)
Irving, TX
Derek Castillo (1988)
Austin, TX
William B. Travis High School
Alora D. Cooper (2000)
Waco, TX
Waco High School
Jennifer A. Cummings (1988)
Universal City, TX
Randolph High School
J. Jeffrey Davis (1993)
Grand Prairie, TX
S. Grand Prairie High School
Sean F. Cater (2000)
Liberty, TX
Liberty High School
Salena G. Copeland (1996)
Texarkana, TX
Pleasant Grove High School
Meredith Cunningham Beyer (1999)
Hillsboro, TX
Hillsboro High School
James D. Davis (1989)
Quitman, TX
Quitman High School
Gayle Cerrato Hanz (1988)
New Braunfels, TX
Rubina M. Costabile (1995)
Farmersville, TX
Farmersville High School
Casey E. Currie (2001)
Latexo, TX
Latexo High School
Katherine Davis Duggan (1987)
Houston, TX
Zaira M. Chavez (1999)
El Paso, TX
Burges High School
Joseph W. Cotter (1995)
Rockwall, TX
Bryan D. Curtis (1996)
Fort Worth, TX
R.L. Paschal High School
Analea M. De la Fuente (1999)
Brownsville, TX
Charlie S. Chen (1997)
Sugar Land, TX
William P. Clements High School
Crystal R. Cotti (2000)
McGregor, TX
McGregor High School
David W. Cuthbertson (2001)
Irving, TX
Mia B. De Pinto (2001)
Spring, TX
Spring High School
Shaun M. Chesnut (1997)
Denison, TX
Denison High School
Bill R. Covington (2001)
Corpus Christi, TX
Maria E. Dahmus (1996)
Nacogdoches, TX
Leslie C. Decker (1994)
Bastrop, TX
Bastrop High School
John R. Choate (1995)
Austin, TX
Jennifer Cox-Kratky (2000)
Bellevue, TX
Bellevue High School
Jessica W. Dalby (1998)
Granbury, TX
Pamela Del Angel (1995)
Brownsville, TX
Weston V. Christen (1994)
Hallettsville, TX
Jeremy E. Craig (1999)
Houston, TX
Scarborough High School
Leigh Darilek (1996)
Gonzales, TX
Gonzales High School
Lori M. del Bosque (1999)
Corpus Christi, TX
Foy H. Moody High School
Emily Chung (1997)
Carrollton, TX
Newman Smith High School
Randall W. Cremean (1992)
Fort Worth, TX
Arlington Heights High School
Melissa L. Darjean (2000)
Houston, TX
Stephen R. Delgado (1998)
Portland, TX
Gregory-Portland High School
Christina F. Citzler (1993)
La Grange, TX
Karen Croker (2001)
Houston, TX
Jeffrey W. Davidson (1997)
Irving, TX
Vijay D. Desai (2000)
Houston, TX
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Debra Desrosiers Gaytn (1989)
Austin, TX
Christopher D. Goff (1988)
San Antonio, TX
Jacob R. DeVries (1996)
Houston, TX
Heriberto Gonzalez Jr. (2000)
Mission, TX
Mission High School
Melanie D. Dickson (1995)
Hallsville, TX
Hallsville High School
Brandi C. Goode (1998)
Houston, TX
Alicia M. Dietrich (2000)
Breckenridge, TX
Breckenridge High School
Sammetria L. Goodson (2000)
Houston, TX
Samuel J. Ditzell (1996)
San Antonio, TX
Central Catholic High School
Christopher J. Goulet (1991)
San Antonio, TX
Alexis Dixon Johnson (1994)
Buda, TX
Stephanie Cardwell, Gloria Shin and Elizabeth Meserve.
2005 UT Banquet.
Jennie N. Do (1999)
Houston, TX
Melissa A. Farmer (1999)
Kyle, TX
Hayes High School
Mark R. Gansle (1990)
Portland, TX
Joseph D. Gray (1997)
Jennifer M. Dorsey (1996)
Corpus Christi, TX
W.B. Ray High School
J. D’Ann Faught (1997)
Lampasas, TX
Cassandra R. Garcia (2001)
Plano, TX
Plano East High School
Santina Gray Malone (1998)
The Woodlands, TX
Abby O. Dover (1996)
Garland, TX
South Garland High School
Rigoberto Flores Jr. (2001)
Los Fresnos, TX
Kimberly Garrett Huddleston (2000)
Pasadena, TX
Jude O. Green (1993)
Georgetown, TX
Georgetown High School
Shelby C. Downs (2001)
McKinney, TX
McKinney High School
Adam D. Flowers (1995)
Amarillo, TX
River Road High School
Elsa P. Garza (1988)
La Marque, TX
La Marque High School
Gilbert A. Greene (1994)
San Angelo, TX
Central High School
Christopher K. Dreiling (1989)
Deer Park, TX
Nichole Forehand Campbell (1997)
Three Rivers, TX
Scott G. Gaydos (2000)
Post, TX
Post High School
Kristel Griffin Leubner (1997)
Hamshire, TX
Hamshire-Fannett High School
Gardner H. Dudley (1993)
Comanche, TX
Comanche High School
Sean P. Forkner (1998)
Clifton, TX
Clifton High School
Yuri M. Gelfand (1998)
Houston, TX
B. Ashleigh Guadagnolo (1992)
Wichita Falls, TX
Jeffery A. Easton (1999)
Paris, TX
Paris High School
Amy L. Fox (1992)
Harleton, TX
Texas Academy of Math & Science
Leslie N. Gerik (2001)
Waco, TX
Reicher Catholic High School
Andrea C. Guidry (1999)
Kopperl, TX
Kopperl High School
Kerry A. Egleston (2001)
Sadler, TX
S & S High School
Corina Fuentes Cervantes (1987)
Harlingen, TX
Mary Rose Getschow (2000)
Houston, TX
St. Agnes Academy
Gregory L. Hackney (1994)
Greenville, TX
Greenville High School
Maria G. Escobar (1999)
Dallas, TX
Derek N. Fuller (1999)
Austin, TX
Amanda Ghagar (2001)
Lampasas, TX
Lindsey M. Haddad (2001)
Corpus Christi, TX
Scott E. Evans (1990)
San Antonio, TX
Jefferson E. Funderburk (1991)
Sugar Land, TX
William B. Clements High School
Jim J. Gharib (1990)
San Antonio, TX
Shelly F. Haferkamp (1999)
Brenham, TX
Brenham High School
Abbie M. Ewell (1999)
Fort Worth, TX
Robert B. Gabriel (1994)
Tyler, TX
Evan F. Ghazi (2001)
Irving, TX
Irving High School
Stacy Hale Stroud (1999)
Corpus Christi, TX
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Sherman, TX
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Sara K. Halliburton (2001)
Port Arthur, TX
Thomas Jefferson High School
Fernando A. Hernandez (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Nisreen S. Husain (1999)
Grapevine, TX
Grapevine High School
Casie Kaluza Wenmohs (1989)
East Bernard, TX
Jason B. Hamm (2000)
Fort Stockton, TX
Fort Stockton High School
Katherine M. Hersey (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Clark High School
David L. Hutchins (1999)
Gilmer, TX
Gilmer High School
Athena M. Kazantzis (2000)
Houston, TX
David W. Hammers (2001)
Corsby, TX
Crosby High School
Christian R. Hertzberg (1992)
Houston, TX
Jennifer Irvin Graham (1995)
Sulphur Springs, TX
Kerry Keiser Ugarte (1988)
Marble Falls, TX
Charles C. Hardin (1987)
Austin, TX
Crockett High School
Gisela Herver (1998)
Weslaco, TX
Weslaco High School
Lindsey M. Jackson (2000)
Cooper, TX
Cooper High School
P. Neal Kelley (1988)
Luling, TX
Luling High School
Ryan E. Harper (1999)
Fort Worth, TX
Karl D. Hess (1989)
Lexington, TX
Lexington High School
M. Farid Jahangiri (1999)
Austin, TX
L.B J . Science Academy
Paul L. Kelley (1989)
Lufkin, TX
Lufkin High School
Holly Harris Norvell (1991)
Daingerfield, TX
Daingerfield High School
Margaret E. Heyn (1999)
Dallas, TX
Booker T. Washington High School
Jenny S. Janak (1999)
Hallettsville, TX
Joy D. Kennedy (1998)
Bridgeport, TX
Bridgeport High School
Jason S. Harris (1992)
Flower Mound, TX
E.S. Marcus High School
Brian A. Hill (2000)
Stafford, TX
Stafford High School
Matthew M. Jennings (1997)
Tomball, TX
Tomball High School
I. Ray Kerlick Jr. (1987)
Wharton, TX
Wharton High School
Justin L. Harris (1998)
San Antonio, TX
Stacy Holder Kiernan (1999)
Missouri City, TX
Elkins High School
Brandon S. Johnson (1996)
Carrollton, TX
R.L. Turner High School
Laura J. Kertz (1992)
Pasadena, TX
Eric L. Hatcher (1992)
Austin, TX
L.B.J. Science Academy
GregN. Holt (1996)
Austin, TX
Hyde Park Baptist High School
Michelle Johnson Alletag (1997)
Waco, TX
Midway High School
Jody W. Kerwin (1996)
Austin, TX
Del Valle High School
Jeremy A. Hawkins (2000)
Baytown, TX
Ross S. Sterling High School
Aaron M. Holton (2001)
Beaumont, TX
Cathedral High School
Michael P. Jordan (1994)
Corpus Christi, TX
Richard King High School
David C. Kieke (1997)
Austin, TX
O. Lilly He (1999)
Plano, TX
Plano High School
Avery E. Holton (1999)
Cypress, TX
Cy-Fair High School
Kristin R. Hejny (1999)
Ennis, TX
Ennis High School
Kari J. Honea (2000)
Clifton, TX
Clifton High School
Joshua T. Henderson (2000)
Temple, TX
Temple High School
Leshia J. Hoot (1993)
Austin, TX
Jennifer L. Henke (1991)
Refugio, TX
Refugio High School
Jenifer Houston Price (1992)
Conroe, TX
Conroe High School
Kristen L. Henrichs (1999)
Cypress, TX
Cy-Fair High School
Nathaniel L. Howell (2000)
Gunter, TX
Frisco High School
Sarah E. Henze (1997)
Austin, TX
Johnston Liberal Arts Academy
Amanda Huett Ruege (1990)
Humble, TX
Humble High School
Angela J. Hernandez (1998)
Houston, TX
Candace Hurst Powell (2000)
Pearland, TX
Texas State Scholar tee-shirt. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
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Cindy J. Lone (2001)
La Grange, TX
Amy A. McElhenney (1999)
Blooming Grove, TX
Blooming Grove High School
Timothy J. Loving (1991)
Corpus Christi, TX
Robert C. McEvoy (1991)
Houston, TX
Sammy E. Lucario Jr. (2000)
Baytown, TX
Maureen E. McGonegle (1999)
Austin, TX
Noel Lucky Brucker (1989)
Garland, TX
Lakeview Centennial High School
Justin L. McKinnerney (1999)
Waco, TX
Bosqueville High School
Charles C. Luu (1996)
Sugar Land, TX
I.H. Kempner High School
Lyndsi R. McKinney (2001)
Pasadena, TX
TFSO President Heather Ramer addresses Scholars. 2005 A&M Banquet.
DeAnna R. Mack (2001)
Amarillo, TX
Tascosa High School
MaryAnne K. McReynolds (2001)
Houston, TX
Duchesne Academy
Kent L. Killough (1997)
Lago Vista, TX
Patrick R. Lafferty (1990)
Houston, TX
Ryan M. Malone (1999)
Bellville, TX
Bellville High School
Terri J. Meador (1991)
McAllen, TX
McAllen High School
Jina Kim Yun (1987)
Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth High School
Leah C. Lambert (1998)
Dallas, TX
Chrissy L. Mann (1996)
Wimberley, TX
Wimberley High School
Kevin D. Melgar (2000)
Sugar Land, TX
I.H. Kempner High School
Ho Kim (1999)
Irving, TX
Irving High School
Jason L. Law (1997)
San Antonio, TX
Oliver Wendell Holmes High School
Jason F. Manning (1991)
Taylor, TX
Taylor High School
Steven A. Mendoza (1999)
Corpus Christi, TX
Pat M. Kinder (1990)
Richardson, TX
Richardson High School
Phat H. Le (2001)
Fort Worth, TX
Fossil Ridge High School
Erika M. Martinez (2001)
San Antonio, TX
J. Ryan Michero (1993)
Mesquite, TX
Dr. Ralph H. Poteet High School
John P. Kirldand (1992)
Brownsville, TX
Homer Hanna High School
Jeri Lee Tulley (1996)
Hamilton, TX
Natalie R. Mason (2001)
Needville, TX
Clinton B. Midgett (1990)
La Grange, TX
Gregg W. Knaupe (1987)
Texarkana, TX
Pleasant Grove High School
Rachel J. Lee (1998)
Irving, TX
Lisa Matsumoto Ogle (1998)
Austin, TX
Allyson C. Miller (1995)
Spring, TX
Spring High School
Marsha K. Kokes (1993)
Taylor, TX
Taylor High School
Shelly D. LeVick (1991)
Irving, TX
Irving High School
Amy Matteson O’Neill (1987)
Beeville, TX
Darwin W. Miller III (2000)
Waco, TX
Waco Christian High School
Christopher S. Kopech (2001)
Bellville, TX
Bellville High School
Tony H. Lin (1992)
Austin, TX
Kathleen S. McArthur (1998)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Rebecca O. Milne (2001)
San Antonio, TX
Andrea Kretzschmar (1993)
Pleasanton, TX
Brandon G. Lloyd (2001)
Longview, TX
Anna M. McBrayer (2001)
Jace E. Milstead (1996)
San Antonio, TX
Tom C. Clark High School
James D. Kubiak (1994)
Arlington, TX
Sam Houston High School
Kelli Loftin Frealy (1997)
Houston, TX
Jamie A. McCleskey (1989)
New Caney, TX
New Caney High School
J. Riley Moore (2001)
Bangs, TX
Bangs High School
Madhura M. Kulkarni (2001)
Pasadena, TX
Gregorio E. Lok (1999)
Corpus Christi, TX
Courtney J. McCray (2000)
Fredricksburg, TX
Fredricksburg High School
Tommy K. Moore (1997)
Gatesville, TX
Gatesville High School
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Garrett M. Moran (1998)
Midland, TX
Jigish N. Patel (1991)
Fort Worth, TX
C.F. Brewer High School
Fabio R. Piersanti (1994)
Dallas, TX
W.T. White High School
Tammy S. Puckett (1999)
Joshua, TX
Joshua High School
Christina Morton Dooley (1993)
Granbury, TX
Denise K. Pauler (1998)
Schulenburg, TX
Chad M. Pinson (1992)
White Oak, TX
White Oak High School
Jonathan B. Purcell (2000)
Irving, TX
Cistercian Prep School
Danielle E. Mo ten (1999)
Austin, TX
Brentwood Christian School
TyA. Pearson (1992)
Wimberley, TX
Danforth Secondary School
J. Karel Pokorney (2000)
Elgin, TX
Elgin High School
Joseph W. Putnam (2001)
Irving, TX
Eric P. Mun (1998)
Laredo, TX
United High School
Jenny Peng (1998)
Houston, TX
Leigh Polnac Barberet (1989)
Austin, TX
Reagan High School
Moses J. Raadt (1996)
Plainview, TX
Plainview High School
Teresa I. Murphy (2002)
Houston, TX
Moneeza Z. Rahman (2001)
Bellaire, TX
Joshua B. Neff (2000)
Colleyville, TX
Isidro Ramirez Jr. (1997)
Falcon, TX
Zapata High School
Nicole Nelson Lewis (1991)
Farmers Branch, TX
Jason S. Reaves (1991)
Euless, TX
Trinity High School
Kassi A. Nopratvarakorn (2001)
Fort Worth, TX
Misty M. Reeder (2002)
Victoria, TX
Pedro Noyola III (1999)
Pflugerville, TX
Dane A. Reese (1989)
Austin, TX
Melissa Oehler Galligher (1997)
Ingram, TX
Ingram-Tom Moore High School
Dustin R. Reinert (2000)
Hamilton, TX
A. Nicole Ogunleye (2001)
Missouri City, TX
Hightower High School
Anne Bosch, Nelda Aguilar and Marvin Itzep. 2005 UH Banquet.
Joseph D. Reske (1996)
Plano, TX
Plano East Senior High School
Kristen Olsen Pylant (1998)
Longview, TX
Pine Tree High School
Angelita M. Perez (2001)
Brownsville, TX
Porter High School of Technology
Nicole M. Poole (2001)
Houston, TX
Melissa G. Reynolds (1996)
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock High School
Timothy R. Ori Jr. (2001)
San Antonio, TX
Christina A. Perez (2001)
San Antonio, TX
South San Antonio High School
Mandisa S. Price (1999)
DeSoto, TX
DeSoto High School
Robert R. Reynolds (2001)
Cleveland, TX
Sandra Padilla (2000)
El Paso, TX
J.M . Hanks High School
Daria G. Perez (2001)
Bruni, TX
Bruni High School
Peyton M. Price (1993)
Tyler, TX
Stuart L. Richardson (1994)
Corpus Christi, TX
Pamela E. Painter (2001)
La Porte, TX
Danette M. Persyn (1990)
San Antonio, TX
Eric G. Pringle (1992)
Gonzales, TX
Travis L. Richmond (1998)
Austin, TX
Amy E. Parker (1998)
Houston, TX
The Kinkaid School
Sally J. Peterson (1997)
Austin, TX
Jake K. Pringle (1993)
Gonzales, TX
John B. Ridgway (2000)
Grapevine, TX
Colleyville Heritage High School
Christie L. Parker (2000)
New Caney, TX
New Caney High School
Brian A. Phillips (1997)
Austin, TX
Jessica Priour Johnson (1998)
Clare A. Riviello (2000)
Fredericksburg, TX
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James M. Robertson (1997)
Dallas, TX
Jeremy M. Schneider (1999)
Houston, TX
JoAnna Rodenberg Easton (2000)
Irving, TX
Nimitz High School
Jennifer N. Sembera (1999)
Shiner, TX
Shiner High School
Guadalupe Rodriguez (2000)
Houston, TX
Charles H. Milby High School
Windy S. Sengsatheuane (1999)
Houston, TX
Roy Rodriguez Jr. (2001)
Harlingen, TX
Harlingen South High School
Manuel Serna III (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Vanessa Rosales-Herrera (2000)
Eagle Pass, TX
Jacob J. Setterbo (2001)
Rockport, TX
Caleb A. Rueb (1997)
Smithville, TX
Smithville High School
Lauren A. Shaw (2001)
Lago Vista, TX
Tracy M. Rukab (1988)
Eagle Pass, TX
Daniel P. Sherbet (1997)
DeSoto, TX
DeSoto High School
James L. Rutledge (1998)
El Paso, TX
Amber D. Shirley (2001)
Austin, TX
Mary-Esther Rutledge (2001)
Irving, TX
Fatimah A. Shittu (1997)
Houston, TX
Martha Ryman Cormier (1993)
Wadsworth, TX
Bay City High School
Lara C. Shrum (1999)
San Antonio, TX
East Central High School
Kelcy S. Sagstetter (1999)
Houston, TX
J. Matt Shults (1990)
Lewisville, TX
Luis T. Sanchez (2001)
Houston, TX
Nathan B. Sigler (2001)
Corpus Christi, TX
Michael A. Saulters (1992)
Commerce, TX
Commerce High School
B. Thomas Simpson (1996)
McAllen, TX
Aaron J. Scheffler (1999)
Houston, TX
St. Thomas High School
Sarah Slocum Hoffman (1993)
Deer Park, TX
Michael S. Scheschuk (1990)
Pasadena, TX
David S. Smith (1997)
Commerce, TX
Commerce High School
Amy E. Schmidt (1994)
Houston, TX
Westbury High School
Tasmin D. Smith (1998)
Corpus Christi, TX
Jon E. Schnautz (1992)
Kyle, TX
Hays High School
Lakeisha S. Sotelo (2001)
Austin, TX
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A&M Scholars Kristen Cummings, Jodi Eyhorn, Amanda Kowalksi and
Christina Moore. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
Honey Spivey Habingreither (1996)
Lufkin, TX
Lufkin High School
Jennifer L. Stonaker (1999)
San Antonio, TX
Ashley C. St.Clair (2001)
Buda, TX
Jennifer Stover Daniels (2000)
Marble Falls, TX
Patrick N. Staha (2001)
Wichita Falls, TX
Rachel J. Strain (1995)
Corpus Christi, TX
Kevin R. Stech (1998)
Corpus Christi, TX
Tuloso Midway High School
Steven D. Strauss (1998)
Houston, TX
David J. Stephenson (1990)
Glen Rose, TX
Glen Rose High School
Zachary P. Sturm (1998)
San Antonio, TX
Shelley Stephenson Mendieta (1994)
Arlington, TX
Karen Suire Bishop (1997)
Cedar Park, TX
Leander High School
Melody Stockton Macaluso (1998)
Dallas, TX
First Baptist Academy
Orly Sulami (1999)
Houston, TX
Lamar High School
Sarah B. Stoffregen (2000)
Deer Park, TX
Brian C. Sullivan (1990)
Houston, TX
Aldine High School
M. Catherine Stollar (1997)
Arlington, TX
Martin High School
Jennifer L. Summerford (1993)
Marshall, TX
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Smyth Swanson Goodman (1989)
Midland, TX
Midland High School
Brian P. Vasquez (1999)
Austin, TX
Jake P. Walker (1999)
Sweeny, TX
Sweeny High School
Amy N. Weesner (1994)
Marshall, TX
R. Adam Swick (1999)
Austin, TX
Christopher P. Velez (2000)
Austin, TX
Paul V. Walker (1999)
Tyler, TX
Crystal M. Wells (2000)
Livingston, TX
Livingston High School
Kristina H. Teegerstrom (1993)
San Antonio, TX
Sarah K. Verstraete (1999)
Mansfield, TX
Mansfield High School
Tarisa J. Walker (2000)
Taylor, TX
Taylor High School
W ill A. Wenmohs (1989)
Johnson City, TX
Lyndon B. Johnson High School
Lewis A. Thomas (1997)
Balch Springs, TX
West Mesquite High School
Kenneth D. Vick (1992)
Center, TX
Center High School
Ginger Walter Marblestone (1998)
Austin, TX
William B. Travis High School
Chauncey Y. Wesley (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Justin T. Thompson (1997)
Petersburg, TX
Petersburg High School
Lindsey Vogler Crews (1999)
Lamesa, TX
Lamesa High School
Patrick D. Walz (1999)
Fort Worth, TX
Leslie R. Williams (2000)
Humble, TX
Humble High School
Theo Thompson III (1999)
Victoria, TX
St. Joseph High School
Rais B. Vohra (1993)
Round Rock, TX
Valerie A. Ward (2000)
San Angelo, TX
Central High School
Lonna P. Williams (2001)
Humble, TX
Humble High School
William C. Thompson (2000)
Schulenburg, TX
Ryan A. Votaw (2001)
Houston, TX
Wendy Ward Valicek (1996)
Friendswood, TX
Friendswood High School
George C. Winn (1998)
Burnet, TX
Burnet High School
Martin E. Thornthwaite (1998)
Cypress, TX
Cy-Fair High School
Xuan Vu Ratcliff (1989)
Texarkana, TX
Texas High School
Ben A. Watson (2001)
Houston, TX
Houston Christian High School
Brian A. Winstead (1992)
Lockhart, TX
Jason R. Thurlkill (1997)
Duncanville, TX
B. Shenea Wade (2001)
Austin, TX
Manor High School
Sherri N. Watts (2001)
San Antonio, TX
Holly T. Wissmann (1999)
Schertz, TX
Samuel Clemens High School
Lauren Titus Merkel (1995)
El Paso, TX
Cari Waggoner Zoch (1993)
Katy, TX
Katy High School
Rebecca R. Webber (1997)
Austin, TX
Sandra A. Wolverton (1998)
Katy, TX
Katy High School
Lillian R. Townley (2000)
Austin, TX
J. Matthew Wright (1999)
Texarkana, TX
Texas High School
Tho V. Tran (2000)
Orange, TX
West Orange-Stark High School
Brian G. Yarbrough (1988)
New Braunfels, TX
Canyon High School
Joseph A. Triepke (2000)
Odessa, TX
Odessa High School
Aaron W. Yeats (1997)
Waxahachie, TX
Waxahachie High School
Adam C. Ullrich (1999)
El Paso, TX
Burges High School
Arfeo V. Yllana (1999)
Dallas, TX
Lake Highlands High School
Cassy L. Utz (2000)
Edna, TX
Industrial High School
Christopher R. Young (1994)
Mont Belvieu, TX
Barbers Hill High School
Alison Valdes (2001)
San Marcos, TX
Amber N. Zwahr (1998)
Huffman, TX
Hargrave High School
Jodie M. VanDewark (2000)
Pleasanton, TX
Jam ie Xu-Brown with Foundation Board Chair Rhett Campbell.
2005 UH Banquet.
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UNIVERSITY
Alexis N. Alexander (2001)
Boerne, TX
Comfort High School
Cassandra D. Allcock (2001)
Lake Worth, TX
Lake Worth High School
David V. Allen (1992)
Universal City, TX
Judson High School
Paul L. Andres (1996)
Dallas, TX
Talented & Gifted Magnet High School
Vanessa K. Arterberry (1999)
San Antonio, TX
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Ryan H. Assunto (1994)
Beaumont, TX
Eric B. Aubel (1995)
Garland, TX
South Garland High School
Eric W. Baggerman (1993)
Corpus Christi, TX
Bliss Wilson, Elaine Smith, Kayla Bean and Janelle Martin. 2005 Texas State Banquet.
Bedia A. Barkoh (1998)
Wichita Falls, TX
Alan H. Birkenfeld (1987)
Nazareth, TX
Nazareth High School
Tessia R. Brixey (1998)
Marshall, TX
S. Bradley Burris (1997)
Katy, TX
Katy High School
Adam J. Bartells (1996)
Hurst, TX
Lawrence D. Bell High School
Leslie Blackhurst Saenz (1990)
San Antonio, TX
Cynthia D. Brown (1991)
Corsicana, TX
Mildred High School
Erin L. Burrows (2000)
Longview, TX
Pine Tree High School
Cassie Baumeister Laurence (2000)
McAllen, TX
Kevin R. Boehm (1997)
Austin, TX
Anderson High School
Brian L. Bruner (1987)
Quitman, TX
Quitman High School
Brandy C. Butler (2001)
Livingston, TX
Livingston High School
Scott J. Beech (2000)
May, TX
May High School
Charles J. Boltas II (2001)
Irving, TX
Nimitz High School
Shelly M. Bryan (2000)
Sinton, TX
Sinton High School
Reagan L. Caldwell (1995)
Mission, TX
Mission High School
W. Chad Bentley (1989)
Wheeler, TX
Wheeler High School
Nathan B. Bowden (2000)
Wallis, TX
Brazos High School
Mindy N. Buchanan (1998)
Rockwall, TX
Caitlin A. Callaham (2001)
El Paso, TX
Michelle A. Berger (1996)
Fort Worth, TX
Trinity Valley High School
Alicia A. Bowman (2000)
Amarillo, TX
Tascosa High School
Blake M. Buckley (1991)
Hereford, TX
Hereford High School
Ashley Campbell Crosby (2000)
Nolanville, TX
Killeen High School
Lance H. Beshara (1997)
Aledo, TX
Aledo High School
Gregory J. Boyer (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Cody D. Burke (1991)
Roscoe,TX
Highland High School
John P. Cannell (1998)
San Antonio, TX
Tom C. Clark High School
Sagar A. Bhatt (2000)
Converse, TX
Judson High School
Paula M. Braden (1998)
Garden City, TX
Stoney G. Burke (1999)
Roscoe, TX
Highland High School
Gabriela Cantu (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Incarnate Word High School
Hayley D. Bilski (2000)
Brenham, TX
Brenham High School
Kimberly Brandi Pekar (1998)
Shiner, TX
Shiner High School
Nellson D. Burns (1993)
Deer Park, TX
James R. Cantu (1999)
Floresville, TX
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SCHOLAR ALUMNI
TEXAS A&M
UNIVERSITY
Kelli Carlson (1998)
Hardin, TX
Hardin High School
Jeremy M. Crow (2000)
Houston, TX
Marci L. Carrillo (2001)
San Marcos, TX
Timothy J. Daugherty (1999)
Katy, TX
Warren J. Carter (1999)
Seguin, TX
Seguin High School
Jayson M. Davidson (2000)
Texas City, TX
Texas City High School
Agustin Castillo (2000)
Dallas, TX
Skyline High School
L. Marissa Davies (1999)
Houston, TX
Charlotte A. Cauwe (2000)
Corpus Christi, TX
Jennifer S. Davis (2000)
Mesquite, TX
North Mesquite High School
Susannah J. Chance (1999)
San Antonio, TX
Morgan T. Davis (1999)
Santa Fe, TX
Santa Fe High School
Heather K. Chandler (1996)
Sweeney, TX
Sweeney High School
Brendan A. Day (1999)
Meridian, TX
Meridian High School
Beth Ross, Foundation Director Yvonne Rode Moody, Howard Terry, Joe
Zerr, Molly Koch and Katie Zerr. 2005 A&M Banquet.
Curtis C. Childers (1993)
Nemo, TX
Glen Rose High School
Kelley I. Dees (1997)
Coppell, TX
Coppell High School
B. Steven Duke Jr. (1999)
Atlanta, TX
Atlanta High School
Jeremy D. Eubanks (1992)
Dickinson, TX
Dickinson High School
Casey R. Christensen (1999)
Johnson City, TX
Donald Delgado (2001)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Tammira Early Philippe (1991)
Channelview, TX
R. Ray Evans (2000)
Brady, TX
Brady High School
Kathleen E. Clancy (2000)
Garland, TX
Garland High School
Kadria N. Derrick (2001)
Missouri City, TX
Lawrence E. Elkins High School
Jarrod N. Eason (1996)
Waxahachie, TX
Waxahachie High School
Eric A. Fassnidge (2000)
Leming, TX
Lisa M. Clegg (1999)
Gainesville, TX
Denis E. Dikarev (2000)
College Station, TX
A&M Consolidated High School
M. Kathryn Edwards (2001)
Leander, TX
Leander High School
LacyM . Fehrenbach (1997)
Huntsville, TX
Ty O. Clevenger (1987)
Gladewater, TX
Union Grove High School
April L. Dixon (1994)
Dallas, TX
Booker T. Washington High School
Alison Ehlig White (1996)
Baytown, TX
James E. Field (1994)
Morton, TX
Morton High School
Jamie Collins Crider (1998)
Missouri City, TX
Elkins High School
Corey N. Dodge (1997)
San Antonio, TX
Tracy N. Ehrlich (1995)
San Antonio, TX
A. Christina Fierro (1999)
Dimmitt, TX
Dimmitt High School
Kimberly L. Contreras (1999)
Portland, TX
Randy G. Doolittle (1999)
Lewisville, TX
S. Katelynn Ellis (1999)
Friendswood, TX
Home School
Katie E. Fitzgerald (2000)
Winnie, TX
East Chambers High School
Misty D. Cook (1999)
Gladewater, TX
Gladewater High School
Cindy L. Douglas (2000)
Wharton, TX
Wharton High School
R. Scott Emery (1991)
Fort Worth, TX
Burleson High School
Chadwick N. Ford (1991)
Bedford, TX
Amy Cotton Seibert (1992)
San Antonio, TX
Joseph A. Dowd (1995)
Colleyville, TX
Kathy English Biehn (1988)
Killeen, TX
Killeen High School
John R. Foster (1993)
Dallas, TX
Saint Mark’s School ofTexas
Colleen E. Crenwelge (1998)
Fredricksburg, TX
Christy L. Drew (1999)
Odessa, TX
Odessa High School
David Escalante III (2001)
Bloomington, TX
Bloomington High School
Jason D. Franklin (1990)
Galveston, TX
O’Connell High School
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SCHOLAR ALUMNI
TEXAS A&M U N IV E R S IT Y
Krystal B. Franklin (2001)
Richmond, TX
B.F. Terry High School
Andrea M. Govea (1998)
Lockhart, TX
Christopher L. Heble (1993)
West Columbia, TX
Rebecca C. Ingram
Floresville, TX
Diane L. Frei (1998)
Rockdale, TX
Stephen P. Green (1997)
Greenville, TX
Greenville High School
Jodie L. Heineman (2000)
Tatum, TX
Tatum High School
Susan M. Jablonski (1988)
San Antonio, TX
Ursuline Academy
David C. Frenzel (1999)
Orange, TX
West Orange-Stark High School
Dustin J. Greenwood (2000)
Mathis, TX
Mathis High School
Jenna M. Helmer (2001)
Merkel, TX
Merkel High School
Randi R. Jacoby (2001)
Burnet, TX
Burnet High School
Laurie B. Friesenhahn (1998)
Jourdanton, TX
Jourdanton High School
Angela N. Greger (2001)
Travis, TX
Rosebud-Lott High School
Amber L. Hennington (2001)
Austin, TX
Rebecca Jarrett Hooper (1991)
Canyon, TX
Canyon High School
Lucy Fuhrmann Krahl (1988)
Lindsay, TX
Lindsay High School
Schylr J. Greggs (2001)
Huntsville, TX
John E. Hershman (2000)
Pleasanton, TX
Moriah A. Jennings (2001)
Fredonia, TX
Cornerstone Home School
Omar E. Gallardo (1999)
Kermit, TX
Kermit High School
Holly J. Gregory (1998)
El Paso, TX
Lacy Hicks McMillon (2000)
Linden, TX
Edward H. Jeter (1995)
Groves, TX
Edward I. Garcia (2000)
Garland, TX
North Garland High School
Hannah K. Grubb (1998)
Paris, TX
Paris High School
Amanda L. Higginbotham (2001)
Pearland, TX
Jerad D. Johnson (2001)
Hereford, TX
Hereford High School
Gerardo Garcia (1996)
Laredo, TX
Laredo United High School
Garry S. Grubbs II (2001)
Boyd, TX
Boyd High School
Elisa Hise Blackmon (1991)
Liberty, TX
Liberty High School
LaShon D. Johnson (1999)
Houston, TX
Ana L. Garza (1998)
Zapata, TX
Zapata High School
Andres E. Gutierrez (2001)
La Feria, TX
La Feria High School
Sara K. Hollan (1998)
Fowlerton, TX
McMullen County High School
Stacey Johnson Brown (2001)
Waco, TX
Waco Connally High School
Katie L. Gaskins (1998)
Knott, TX
Sands High School
T inaM . Hall (2001)
Coleman, TX
Panther Creek High School
Natalie Holmes Rounsaville (1999)
Tolar, TX
Tolar High School
Colleen R. Johnston (2001)
Midland, TX
Midland High School
Michael P. Gavin (1998)
Dallas, TX
Jesuit College Prep School
Keith T. Hancock (1988)
Friona, TX
Friona High School
Jamilla N. Holomon (1998)
Mesquite, TX
Dr. Ralph H. Poteet High School
Maitriyi R. Jokhu (1999)
El Paso, TX
Eastwood High School
Erika Gernand Orrick (1994)
Lake Jackson, TX
Jennifer Haney Stair (1991)
Lewisville, TX
Marcus High School
Kyle P. Horlen (2000)
Llano, TX
Llano High School
Marinette A. Jones (1999)
Austin, TX
John H. Reagan High School
Nora N. Ghobrial (1993)
Houston, TX
KourtneyM. Hansen (2001)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Abigail K. Howell (2001)
Nacogdoches, TX
Silas S. Jones (2001)
Shallowater,TX
Shallowater High School
Gregory D. Givens (1991)
Liberty, TX
Liberty High School
Amanda P. Hardy (2000)
Kountze, TX
Kountze High School
Eric K. Howell (1991)
Fort Worth, TX
Kevin A. Kalich (1996)
Gregory, TX
Amanda R. Glassey (1996)
Coppell, TX
Coppell High School
Seth M. Harmes (2001)
Lometa, TX
Lometa High School
Candace Hughes Rodriguez (1996)
Wichita Falls, TX
Samuel E. Keen (1998)
Henrietta, TX
Midway High School
Stephanie L. Gomez (1998)
El Paso, TX
Socorro High School
Kathy L. Harris (1987)
Gonzales, TX
William B. Hurd (1995)
San Antonio, TX
Cyril A. Keilers (1999)
Fayetteville, TX
Fayetteville High School
Timothy J. Gonzalez (2001)
San Antonio, TX
Lance T. Haynie (2000)
Bryan, TX
Brian High School
Theresa M. Huth (1999)
San Antonio, TX
Joel T. Kelley (2001)
College Station, TX
Home School
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SCHOLAR ALUMNI
TEXAS A&M U N IV E R SITY
Deanne C. Masur (1999)
Rockdale, TX
Natasha T. Mataga (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Christina C. Mayo (1994)
Fort Worth, TX
Jayson D. McClendon (1998)
Boyd, TX
Boyd High School
Amy C. McLean (1992)
Taylor, TX
Taylor High School
Marcy J. Melton (2000)
Lampasas, TX
Nathan R. Mickler (1997)
Bryan, TX
Home School
A&M Scholars Alex Brandt, Brian M ueller and Kristen Hanel. 2006 Winedale Picnic.
KlyssaJ. Kelln (2001)
Tahoka, TX
Tahoka High School
Brian K. Kunz (2001)
Fredricksburg, TX
Christopher H. Loo (1996)
The Woodlands, TX
J.L. McCullough High School
Wesley W. Migura (1988)
Hallettsville, TX
Sacred Heart High School
Kelly Kendall Smith (2000)
Fort Worth, TX
Western Hills High School
BenjiT. Kurian (1996)
Carrollton, TX
Robin R. Lorance (2000)
Conroe, TX
Oak Ridge High School
Jonathan D. Miller (1993)
Krum, TX
Krum High School
Amanda K. Kibler (1994)
San Antonio, TX
Lindsey Kutach Kriska (1993)
West Columbia, TX
Meyling M. Ly (1999)
Kaufman, TX
Kaufman High School
Jennifer Mills Chavez (1996)
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock High School
Carol A. Kilgore (1992)
Houston, TX
Lamar High School
Shannon Laissle Herrick (1993)
San Antonio, TX
Carisa N. Magee (1998)
Richardson, TX
Berkner High School
Jaclynn A. Mohrfeld (1996)
Houston, TX
Leanne Lammons Marshall (1998)
San Antonio, TX
Rhonda Maiden Harrison (1994)
Corpus Christi, TX
Tuloso Midway High School
Scott A. Monk (1990)
Pasadena, TX
Jamie E. Lasswell (1991)
Stephenville, TX
Stephenville High School
Ryan M. Mansell (2001)
Lubbock, TX
Roger S. Montalvan Jr. (1999)
Houston, TX
Douglas McArthur High School
Angela Lawrence Amyx (1999)
Corpus Christi, TX
Matthew R. Marshall (1995)
Troup, TX
Troup High School
Stephen M. Moore (1995)
Dallas, TX
Skyline High School
Piotr S. Krawczyk (1998)
The Woodlands, TX
Academy of Science & Technology @
Oak Ridge High School
Sara O. Lloyd (1994)
Dallas, TX
Andrew A. Martin (1998)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Thomas K. Moseley (2001)
Mission, TX
Sharyland High School
Westley M. Krueger (2000)
Geronimo, TX
Navarro High School
Robin Lofton Robson (1993)
Harlingen, TX
Phil Martin (2001)
Huckabay, TX
Huckabay High School
Rayshelle Mullen Dietrich (1997)
Fort Worth, TX
Tiffany D. Kujawski (1999)
Garden City, TX
Kevin C. Lohse (2000)
Skidmore, TX
Skidmore-Tynan High School
Stephen A. Mason (1995)
Houston, TX
Chester W. Nimitz High School
Mark D. Mutschink (1994)
Mason, TX
Mason High School
Benjamin D. King (1993)
Round Rock, TX
Elizabeth O. Koch (1997)
Houston, TX
Jennifer A. Koop (2001)
San Antonio, TX
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SCHOLAR ALUMNI
TEXAS A&M
UNIVERSITY
Rachel R. Myers (2000)
Liberty, TX
Hull Daisetta High School
Flor V. Perez (2001)
Houston, TX
John H. Reagan High School
Jon D. Reisch (1998)
Dallas, TX
Cistercian Prep School
Yvonne Rode Moody (1987)
Fredericksburg, TX
Amanda Myhalik Helm (2002)
Lorena, TX
Lorena High School
S. Scott Pershern (1994)
Dallas, TX
Jesse L. Rester (1994)
Hallsville, TX
Hallsville High School
Janine N. Rodriguez (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Curtis G. Neason (1992)
Friendswood, TX
Clear Brook High School
James E. Phillips (2000)
Teague, TX
Teague High School
Ariana Reyes (2000)
Del Rio, TX
Del Rio High School
Jessica Y. Rodriguez (2002)
Deer Park, TX
Long Nguyen (2000)
Carrollton, TX
Kathryn L. Phillips (1999)
Carrollton, TX
Hillary S. Reyes (2001)
Spring, TX
Spring High School
Rhylan S. Rowe (1998)
Hamilton, TX
Michael R. Nordfelt (1995)
San Antonio, TX
Oliver W. Holmes High School
Lexie L. Pickett (2000)
Hewitt, TX
Midway High School
Patricia A. O’Dowd (1993)
San Antonio, TX
Douglas MacArthur High School
Thomas E. Plaster Jr. (2001)
Conroe, TX
Caney Creek High School
Chad A. Olsen (1998)
Washington, TX
Brenham High School
AmyT. Pohlmeier (1998)
Nazareth, TX
Nazareth High School
Denise Orr Stahmer (1991)
Kingwood, TX
Arlana L. Prentice (1999)
Huntsville, TX
Ashley N. Ortmann (2001)
Floresville, TX
Michael W. Pritchard (1996)
Prosper, TX
Prosper High School
Matthew P. Otis (2000)
Temple, TX
Home School
Dustin W. Qualls (1996)
Lubbock, TX
Lubbock High School
Matthew R. Pacey (1995)
Spring, TX
Klein Oaks High School
Jason W. Racca (2001)
Missouri City, TX
Elkins High School
Justin Lee Parker (1998)
Houston, TX
Christian Ramseyer Hale (2000)
Crosby, TX
Crosby High School
Jennifer L. Partridge (1999)
Cleveland, TX
Daniel Rangel (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Rachel D. Richert (1993)
Texarkana, TX
Texas High School
Annalee Rushing (2000)
Austin, TX
M am taJ. Patel (1998)
San Angelo, TX
Central High School
Elizabeth Rangel Bosquez (1997)
Houston, TX
Elizabeth Riley Keeler (1992)
Houston, TX
St. Agnes Academy
Christiana Sahl (1991)
San Antonio, TX
Believers Academy
Charisse Peltier Nesline (1997)
Alvin, TX
Alvin High School
Clayton M. Ratliff (1998)
Rankin, TX
Rankin High School
Candace Ripperda Marshall (1995)
Austin, TX
McNeil High School
Jason E. Sawyer (1991)
San Antonio, TX
Antonia Peralta Aguilar (2000)
Navasota, TX
Navasota High School
Stephen G. Raymer (1995)
Houston, TX
Lane D. Roberts (2001)
Linden, TX
Melissa K. Schindler (2001)
San Antonio, TX
Eunice E. Perez (2000)
Roma, TX
Roma High School
Kristyn A. Reed (2001)
Conroe, TX
Conroe High School
Michael A. Robertson (1998)
Arlington, TX
Lamar High School
Lisa L. Schlitzkus (1998)
Rosenberg, TX
Lamar Consolidated High School
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TERRY
SCHOLAR ALUMNI
TEXAS A&M
UNIVERSITY
Jessica Scott (1993)
Monte Alto, TX
Weslaco High School
Shana Snider Rackel (2001)
Caldwell, TX
Kevin C. Thornton (1996)
DeSoto, TX
DeSoto High School
Luke A. Weedon (1993)
Dallas, TX
Matthew G. Seidenberger (1994)
St. Lawrence, TX
Aime J. Sommerfeld (2001)
Hamilton, TX
Christopher O. Tiemann (1990)
Richardson, TX
J.J. Pearce High School
Cory L. Whitaker (1997)
Bowie, TX
Bowie High School
J. Michael Shasteen (1997)
Arlington, TX
James Martin High School
Justin A. Spillmann (1996)
Buda, TX
Aberto V. Tirado (1999)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Christine Wiater McLemore (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Douglas McArthur High School
Christopher C. Shaver (1994)
Spring, TX
Klein Oak High School
Rebecca Staggs Tapia (2000)
San Antonio, TX
Health Careers High School
Andrew R. Tomlinson (2001)
San Angelo, TX
Lake View High School
Sara K. W iley (1995)
A ice, TX
A ice High School
Hollie A. Shirey (1998)
Quinlan, TX
Quinlan Ford High School
Douglas C. Stanley (1990)
Clear Lake, TX
Ana M. Torres (1999)
Houston, TX
Milby High School
Helen W ilhite Clary (1987)
Crockett, TX
Latexo High School
Lance W. Simmons (1989)
Linden, TX
Linden High School
Joel D. Stanwood (1998)
N. Richland Hills, TX
Haltom High School
M. Justin Trice (1991)
Corpus Christi, TX
Incarnate Word Academy
Adam D. Williams (2000)
Killeen, TX
Killeen High School
Charles S. Simonson (1992)
George West, TX
George West High School
Tiffanie Stegall Clausewitz (1992)
A ice, TX
A ice High School
Jennifer M. Tucker (1993)
Irving, TX
Nimitz High School
Ciara M. Williams (2000)
Killeen, TX
C.E. Ellison High School
Jonathan D. Simpson (2001)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Christopher M. Stein (2000)
South Houston, TX
Ryan S. Turley (1999)
Amarillo, TX
Randall High School
Paul A. Willmon (1991)
Levelland, TX
Levelland High School
Heather L. Sizemore (1997)
Garland, TX
Naaman Forest High School
A icia Steinhauser Leffel (1989)
La Grange, TX
Joseph J. Vegh (1998)
Corpus Christi, TX
Flour Bluff High School
Matthew B. Wilson (1992)
Dallas, TX
Paul A. Sklar (2001)
Hallettsville, TX
W. Matthew Stephens (2000)
Kilgore, TX
Kilgore High School
Gina Viktorin Potts (1988)
East Bernard, TX
A isa D. Womac (2001)
Houston, TX
Anastasia M. Skolaut (2001)
Castroville, TX
Medina Valley High School
Jeffrey C. Stichler (1990)
Fort Stockton, TX
Fort Stockton High School
Rose Mary Villagomez (2000)
San Benito, TX
San Benito High School
Jeffrey L. Smaistrla (1999)
El Campo, TX
El Campo High School
Molly K. Sullivan (2000)
Fort Worth, TX
Trinity Valley High School
George A. Vindiola (1991)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Frederick M. Woods II (2001)
Houston, TX
Booker T. Washington H.S. for
Engineering Professions
Bryan J. Smith (1994)
Fort Worth, TX
Western Hills High School
D. Wesley Sutherland (1997)
Utopia, TX
Utopia High School
Christy Waggoner DeLeon (1999)
Bellevue, TX
Bellevue High School
Jenna C. Smith (2000)
El Campo, TX
El Campo High School
Andrea L. Tews (1995)
San Antonio, TX
Clark High School
Kristen Wahlberg Philley (2000)
Houston, TX
Houston Christian High School
Nathan M. Smith (1998)
Irving, TX
Robbie J. Thomas (1994)
Irving, TX
Tammi D. Walker (1995)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
Tim G. Smith (1995)
Lazbuddie, TX
Lazbuddie High School
Becky Thorne Bliss (1995)
Montgomery, TX
Montgomery High School
Valarie A. Walker (2001)
Bryan, TX
Bryan High School
M. Lauren Smith-Winslow (1998)
Austin, TX
McNeil High School
Anne Thornton Narayanan (1997)
Ballinger, TX
Ballinger High School
Scott T. Wallace (1992)
Sherman, TX
Sherman High School
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Lacey A. Woods (2000)
Humble, TX
Humble High School
Christopher T. Wurtz (1997)
Dallas, TX
Skyline High School
Gina M. Wynne (1999)
Madisonville, TX
Kristie L. Yost (2000)
Teague, TX
Teague High School
Angela N. Zepeda (1999)
Pasadena, TX
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ABOUT THE
FOUNDERS
H oward L. Terry
Nancy M. Terry
Native Texan Howard L. Terry was born in Milam County in 1916.
Nancy Terry is a native of New York State, born in Ogdensburg on
He attended the University of Texas at Austin on an athletic
the St. Lawrence River. She attended the School of Nursing at the
scholarship and earned his B.EL Y in 1938. He was employed by
University of Rochester, New York, where her hobbies included
Procter & Gamble until 1942, when he entered the U.S. Navy
snow skiing, ice skating, swimming and antique collecting.
and served as a P.T. Boat
She subsequently relocated to
commander in the Pacific
Texas and for over thirty
during World War II. He
years has been m arried to
later returned to Procter &
Howard
Gamble, from which he was
recruited to set up a chain of
Mrs.
General Manager until 1951.
with
th e
Terry
is
active
in
Foundation events and in the
At that time, Terry went into
annual interviews in which
business for himself in lumber,
the new Scholars are selected.
building, and development,
Her principal interests now
building several residential
include golf,
subdivisions in Texas and
art, interior
design, gardening, politics,
other states.
her family, her dog, and the
Terry Scholars.
Over the following years,
Terry founded several businesses
in various fields, including
Business Funds, Marathon
Crutcher
Resources, Allied Bancshares,
and Farm & Home Savings.
Beginning in 1979, he became a director and chairman of the
executive committee of Penn Central Corp., a position he held
until 1986. In 1981, he founded the Terry Companies, a multi-state
corporation involved in oil & gas exploration and development.
Howard and Nancy Terry are both long time residents of Houston,
Texas. Mr. Terry enjoys golf and is actively involved in the
operations of the Terry Companies and the Terry Foundation.
Despite his series of remarkable success in business endeavors
in many fields, he often refers to the Terry Foundation as his
finest achievement.
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Terry,
T erry Foundation in 1986.
appliance stores, serving as
M anufacturing,
L.
whom she fo u n d ed
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DIRECTORS
R hett G. Campbell
E dward T. Cotham Jr.
Foundation Board Chair
President
Rhett Campbell served on the original Board of Directors of the
Terry Foundation and has worked closely with Howard and Nancy
Terry in the management and direction of the Foundation since its
inception in 1986. Fie was named Board Chair in 2000.
Ed Cotham serves as President of the Terry Foundation, where he
assists Howard Terry in the management of the Foundation
endowment portfolio and serves as chief operating officer for the
Foundation. In 1993, he was named President of Terry Petroleum
Company. Prior to joining Terry Petroleum, Ed practiced law with
the Morris & Campbell law firm in Houston.
Rhett is the managing partner of the Houston offices of the Thompson
& FCnight law firm, where his areas of specialization include civil trial
and business bankruptcy. He was a founding member in 1977 of the
Houston law firm of Morris & Campbell, where he practiced until
2001. He holds both a B.A. (with high honors) and J.D. (with honors)
from Southern Methodist University, where he was honored as a
Hatton Sumners Scholar and as a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Order
of the Coif, and Order of Barristers.
Rhett is married to Houston native Susie Seybold. They have three
children and reside in Houston.
Ed holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from the
University of Houston and a Masters Degree in Economics from
the University of Chicago. A native Texan, Ed returned to complete
a law degree from the University ofTexas at Austin.
Ed is a nationally recognized expert on Civil War history and has
authored three books on military history. He and his wife, Candy,
have one son and reside in Houston.
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ABOUT THE
DIRECTORS
John W. Storms
JR. Carter O verton III
John Storms has served on the Foundation Board of Directors
since its inception in 1986. John is the Managing General Partner
of Storms &C Critz, Certified Public Accountants, of Houston.
John also serves on the boards of other business entities with
operations as varied as banking, oil & gas, and restaurant
operations. He is also an active member of the board of Child
Advocates, Inc. of Houston and is currently a committee member
of National CASA Association, the national oversight organization
for over 900 such entities across the United States.
Carter Overton has served on the Foundation Board of Directors
since its inception in 1986. Carter is the President and CEO of
Llewellin Operating Company, LLC, a Houston-based management
and investment company engaged in direct investment in US oil
and gas exploration and production. He worked previously for
Terry Petroleum Company, where he served as Vice President of
Operations. Carter also serves as Chairman of the Texas Business
Hall of Fame Foundation.
John is a Certified Public Accountant and holds a B.B.A. from the
University of Texas and an M.B.A. in taxation from the City
University of New York.
John and his wife, Charlene, reside in Houston and are the parents
of two grown daughters and five grandchildren.
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A native Houstonian, Carter received both his BBA and his MBA
from the University ofTexas.
Carter has two daughters, Josephine and Sophia, and resides in
Houston, Texas.
ABOUT THE
DIRECTORS
Jam es D. D avis
Yvonne Rode M oody
Jim Davis is a Principal and Consulting Actuary for Milliman
in Dallas, where he is a retirement actuary and oversees
financial management of the southern U.S. regional employee
benefits practice.
Yvonne Rode Moody was one of the first Terry Scholars, a
member of the original class in 1987. She was named to the
Foundation Board in 2000, one of the first Alumni Scholars to be
named to the Board.
A native of Quitman, Texas, Jim became a Terry Scholar in 1989.
He graduated from the University of Texas in 1993, where he
received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics (with highest
honors) and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
A native of Fredericksburg, Yvonne received a B.S. in Mechanical
Engineering from Texas A&M in 1991. She worked for eight years
with Chevron as Construction Project Manager for the Houston
Retail Marketing Group.
Jim was named to the Foundation Board of Directors in 2000, one
of the first Alumni Scholars to be elected to the Board. Jim has three
daughters and lives in Dallas, Texas.
Yvonnes most recent position is as full-time mom to two daughters,
with whom she and her husband, Ted, live in San Antonio.
Terryfoundation -V ’V
★ ★
103
about the
F O U N D A T I O N STAFF
Beth W. Freeman
Foundation Staff
Director o f Scholar Relations
Beth Freeman has played a key role in the Terry Foundation since
the Terrys established the organization in 1986. Beth joined the
Terry Operating Companies in 1983 and was named Foundation
Administrator in 1986. For many years, Beth has been the primary
liaison among the Foundation Board of Trustees, the Terry
Scholars, and the participating universities. She was named
Director of Scholar Relations in 2002.
Beth coordinates the annual Foundation events and manages
communications with the growing body of Scholars and Scholar
Alumni. She supervises the annual spring interview process and
serves as the Foundation liaison with all universities.
104
★ ★ A -V 'V Terryfoundation
The Foundation staff includes Becky Adams, Robert L. Parker,
Barbie Tyler, Jamie Thyssen, and Brandy N. Skillern.
INDEX
86
Berry, Sara A.
86
Abbott, Karen P.
86
Augustin, Andrea C.
Abel, Lauren N.
61
Ayala, Monica N.
Abernathy, Blair A.
86
Ayeli, Melody
Adams, Jonathan A.
86
Bacchus, M. Nicole
17
Beshara, Lance H.
55,91
Bachers, Michael D.
86
Bettega, Brandon J.
Aguillon, Edgar L.
76
Badhiwala, Niraj G.
81
Beverly, J. Patrick
86
Aguilar, Nelda P.
55, 57, 73
4, 86
Berson, Charlotte A.
32,
97
Brashear Newaz, Daphne
86
Bray, Chara R.
27
94
Bredeson, Laura C.
61
61
Brewer, Jennifer
17
Brewerton, David P.
71
35,81
61
Berumen, J. Luis
Brandt, Alex L.
Ainsworth, Jennifer A.
71
Baggerman, Eric W.
94
Bevis, Zachary J.
Breyfogle, Helen E.
17
Airington, Lynette R.
36
Baggett, Michelle E.
32
Bhakta, Amit
36
Britt, Stephen T.
32
36
Bhatt, Sagar A.
94
Brixey, Tessia R.
94
Bielinski, Jason R.
86
Brookshire, Stephen J.
27
Billimek, Autumn R.
55
Brown, B. Sky
27
4 3 ,7 6
Alaniz, Tessa J.
71
Baggett, Monica R.
Alcantara, Aileen C.
86
Bailes, Kari D.
Alderman, Amber A.
86
Balovich, Julie M.
Alexander, Alexis N.
94
Balthazar, Angelique C.
86
Billimek, Melanie S.
86
Brown, Cynthia D.
94
Alexander, Jubin
81
Bamgbade, Benita A.
81
Bilski, Hayley D.
94
Bruce, Bradley S.
86
Alexander, Marcie V.
Alexander, R. Ian
81
41 ,7 1
36, 46
86
Bansal, Khushboo V.
81
Birkenfeld, Alan H.
94
Brugger, Colton B.
76
Barber, Carolyn J.
76
Birkenfeld, Brock L.
32
Bruner, Brian L.
94
Alexandrov, Alexander J.
86
Barkoh, Bedia A.
94
Bissey, Jennifer L.
40, 81
Bryan, Shelley M.
94
Alfaro, M. Natalie
61
Barnes, Andrew R.
86
Black, Michael K.
86
Bryant, Chelsea S.
62
Allcock, Cassandra D.
94
Barnes, Rebecka L.
12
Blackburn Holding, Katharine
86
Buchanan, Ian A.
76
Allen, Brian J.
71
Barnett, Abigail K.
17
Blackhurst Saenz, Leslie
94
Buchanan, Mindy N.
94
Allen, David V.
94
Baron, Alexandra C.
86
Blacklock, James D.
86
Buck, Susan E.
86
86
Barrera, Antonio J.
86
Blaha, Ashley A.
76
Buckley, Blake M.
94
Bartells, Adam J.
94
Blankenhorn, Caron L.
27
Buenger Iero, Kimberly
86
Barton, Christopher C.
86
Blaschke Reyes, Meredith
86
Buentello, Tara E.
76
Allen, Megan E.
Allison, Katrina M.
47, 61
Almaraz, Francheska B.
81
Amador, Amy R.
61
Bass, Lea K.
86
Blazek, Amber M.
12
Bumguardner, Marisa L.
36
Anaya, Yanett
86
Batla, Keith J.
27
Blum, Megean D.
36
Burke, Cody D.
94
Anderson, Richard J.
36
Baumeister Laurence, Cassie
94
Boehm, Kevin R.
94
Burke, Stoney G.
94
Andres, Paul L.
94
Bayles, Brandon J.
Burkhalter, Kenneth R. Jr.
76
Andrews, Christopher R.
86
Beach, Anna M.
Burns, Brant C.
86
Andrews, Shanna L.
Angell, Alexis L.
Anthony, Sarah N.
Apte, Rakesh
36
60,71
71
41 ,7 1
Bean Stinson, Gayle
Bean, Kayla L.
Boening, Braden R.
43, 81
36, 46
27
Bollinger, Miranda E.
86
Boltas, Charles J. II
94
Burns, Kayla M.
86
Borhaug, Jesse D.
36
Burns, Nellson D.
94
12, 94
Beckworth Readinger, Allison
86
Bosch, Anne M.
Beech, Scott J.
94
Bould, Joanna R.
86
55, 91
86
Burris, S. Bradley
94
Burrows, Erin L.
94
Aranda, Javier
86
Beene, Rachel L.
86
Bounds, Belinda M.
10
Burton, Vermique J.
71
Arbogast, Jason D.
12
Behrend, Brian J.
86
Bowden, Nathan B.
94
Butler, Brandy C.
94
Argo, Ross D.
86
Behrens, Jenna K.
17
Bowman, Alicia A.
94
Byerly, Robert R.
86
Arseneaux, Amber K.
36
Beinart, Garth A.
86
Boyd, Jennifer L.
71
Caballero, Leslie A.
71
Arter, Kira L.
57
Beinart, Sean C.
86
Boyer, Gregory J.
94
Cadwalader, Zachary W.
62
Arterberry, Vanessa K.
94
Belmar, Annika C.
86
Bracht, Anthony L.
86
Caldwell, Reagan L.
94
Arthur, William M.
86
Beltran, Angeline
61
Bradbury, Anne R.
27
Callaham, Caitlin A.
94
Arzola, Jonathan E.
Asias, Bernadette D.
Askenasy, Erik P.
Assunto, Ryan H.
Aubel, Eric B.
81
Bennett, Holly M.
86
Braden, Paula M.
94
Callahan, JackW. III
86
Bentley, W. Chad
94
Bradley, Jennifer
86
Camacho, Baltazar
76
86
Berger, Michelle A.
94
Brady, Camille M.
12
Camp, Joseph D.
86
87, 94
Bernal, Christina L.
10
Brand, Alexander D.
76
Campbell, Adam M.
36
Berry, Rachel A.
27
Brandi Pekar, Kimberly
94
Campbell Crosby, Ashley
94
23, 57
94
Terryfoundation ^
+ ★ ★
105
INDEX
Campbell, Joshua S.
86
Clary, Steven H.
Campbell English, Susanna
86
Clegg, Lisa M.
Canales, Alfredo II
87
Cleland, Courtney C.
Cannell, John P.
94
Cleveland, Shawn S.
87
Cantu Rutledge, Cynthia
87
Clevenger, Ty O.
Cantu, Gabriela
94
Cline, Erin R.
32
Cuellar, Cassandra V.
72
Della Croce, Rachel E.
32
Derrick, Kadria N.
95
Desai, Vijay D.
87
Cummings, Kristen M. 16, 32, 40, 92
Desrosiers Gaytn, Debra
88
95
Cunniff, Caitlin Y.
77
Devasia, Sybil R.
62
32
Cunningham Beyer, Meredith
87
Deville, Jessie E.
32
95
28, 87
Culver, Monica V.
45, 62
Cummings, Jennifer A.
87
Cantu, James R.
94
Cline, Marcus S.
87
Cupp, Teresa C.
55
DeVries, Jacob R.
88
Cantu, Jose G.
76
Clingman, Ryan W.
79,81
Currie, Casey E.
87
Dewitt, Brittany R.
82
Cardwell, Stephanie A.
76, 88
Clinton, Andrew R.
35,71
Curtis, Bryan D.
87
Diaz, Ramiro D.
72
Carlson Donohoe, Amanda
56, 87
Cole, Bonnie R.
10, 42
Curtis, Jenny S.
82
Dickson, Melanie D.
88
42, 76
Cuthbertson, David W.
87
Dietrich, Alicia M.
88
27
Dikarev, Denis E.
95
Diller, Anna J.
16
Carlson, Kelli
95
Cole, H. Eshe
Carmicheal, Courtney A.
17
Cole-Leffel, Ginger
87
Cwikla, Stephanie T.
Carrillo, Marci L.
95
Coleman, Kindra D.
87
Dacy, Felicia A.
37, 43, 46
Carroll, Brian K.
87
Collins Crider, Jamie
95
Dahmus, Maria E.
87
Ditzell, Samuel J.
Carter, Jennifer R.
81
Collins, Pamela L.
82
Dalby, Jessica W.
87
Dixon Johnson, Alexis
88
44, 88
Carter, Lindsey M.
62
Colson, Simmie J. IV
71
Daniels, Sadra C.
18
Dixon, April L.
95
Carter, Rachael E.
87
Colson, Jessica A.
82
Darilek, Leigh
87
Do, Jennie N.
88
Carter, Starlett A.
87
Contreras, Kimberly L.
95
Darjean, Melissa L.
87
Dockal, Holly R.
18
Carter, Warren J.
95
Cook, Misty D.
95
Darst, Jennie M.
Dodge, Corey N.
95
Casiano, Jose M.
87
Cook, Yvonne C.
55
Daugherty, Timothy J.
95
Donnellan, Quentin A.
27
Castillo, Agustin
95
Cooley, Daniel J.
87
Davenport, Ashley N.
72
Doolittle, Randy G.
95
Castillo, Derek
87
Cooper, Alora D.
87
Davidson, Jayson M.
95
Dorsey, Jennifer M.
88
Cater, Sean F.
87
Cooper, Carl E.
36
Davidson, Jeffrey W.
87
Douglas, Cindy L.
95
Cauwe, Charlotte A.
95
Copeland, Salena G.
87
Davidson, Katherine A.
62
Douglas, J. Kate
72
Cawthron, Tara L.
81
Corder, Stephanie M.
62
Davidson, Laura K.
87
Dover, Abby O.
88
10, 13, 42
Cerrato Hanz, Gayle
44, 87
Corona, Guadalupe
82
Davies, L. Marissa
95
Dowd, Joseph A.
95
Chance, Susannah J.
95
Costabile, Rubina M.
87
Davis, J. Jeffrey
87
Downs, Shelby C.
88
Chandler, Heather K.
95
Cotter, Joseph W.
87
Davis, James D.
42, 87, 103
Chasteen, Chase C.
81
Chatham, Tametrice L.
41, 47, 55
Dreiling, Christopher K.
4, 88
Cotti, Crystal R.
87
Davis, Jennifer S.
95
Drennan, Mitchell A.
32
Cotton Seibert, Amy
95
Davis Duggan, Katherine
87
Drew, Christy L.
95
Chavez, Zaira M.
87
Covington, Alexandra R.
76
Davis, Morgan T.
95
Drilling, Kathleen A.
77
Chen, Charlie S.
87
Covington, Bill R.
87
Day, Brendan A.
95
Dudley, Gardner H.
88
Chesnut, Shaun M.
87
Cowart, Amanda L.
17
De la Fuente, Analea M.
87
Duke, B. Steven Jr.
95
Childers, Curtis C.
95
Cowden, Patrick B.
17
De Pinto, Mia B.
87
Duncan, Jeremy B.
77
Choate, John R.
87
Cox, J. Cody
32
Dear, J. Cuyler
18
Duong, Barry V.
63
Christen, Weston V.
87
Cox-Kratky, Jennifer
87
DeBerry, Eric L.
27
Early Philippe, Tammira
95
Christensen, Casey R.
95
Craig, Jeremy E.
87
Decker, Leslie C.
87
Eason, Jarrod N.
95
Chung, Emily
87
Cremean, Randall W.
87
Dees, Kelley I.
95
Easton, Jeffrey A.
88
Citzler, Christina F.
87
Crenwelge, Colleen E.
95
Del Angel, Pamela
87
Edwards, Brett P.
82
Clancy, Kathleen E.
95
Crenwelge, Janiece R.
27
del Bosque, Lori M.
87
Edwards, M. Kathryn
Clark Goode, Christine
87
Croker, Karen
87
Del Valle, Jose A.
77
Edwards, Steven M.
Clark, Jack G. Ill
62
Cronin, Andrew P.
18,36
Delgado, Donald
Clark, Australia D.
32
Crow, Jeremy M.
Clark, Maresha A.
71
Crowe, Greg M.
106
^
95
4, 63
95
Egleston, Kerry A.
88
95
Delgado, Nidia B.
77
Ehlig White, Alison
95
87
Delgado, Stephen R.
87
Ehrlich, Tracy N.
95
Terryfoundation
INDEX
Elhardt, Mary E.
10, 23, 57
Frasier, Patrick M.
41, 77
Gibson, Matthew C.
63
Grubbs, Garry S. II
96
33
Guadagnolo, B. Ashleigh
88
10
Frei, Diane L.
96
Gillaspie, Lindsay K.
Ellis, S. Katelynn
95
Frenzel, Adam C.
28
Gindrat, Tiffany M.
18
Guerrero, Mariana
23, 55, 57, 73
Elrod, Joshua D.
63
Frenzel, David C.
96
Givens, Gregory D.
96
Guidry, Andrea C.
88
Emery, R. Scott
95
Friesenhahn, Laurie B.
96
Glassey, Amanda R.
96
Guidry, Stephanie L.
72
63
Guillemette, Jason P.
82
19
Ellis, Kathryn J.
Enderle, Maurice A.
72
Frock, Chase B.
72
Goertz, Patrick W.
English Biehn, Kathryn
95
Fuentes Cervantes, Corina
88
Goff, Christopher D.
88
Guillen, Evelyn
Engram, Amanda K.
37
Fuhrmann Krahl, Lucy
Escalante III, David
95
Fuller, Derek N.
Escobar, Maria G.
88
Espinoza, Stephanie L.
77
Eubanks, Jeremy D.
95
Gaetke, Talia R.
Eubanks, Travis W.
27
Gallardo, Omar E.
96
Gonzalez, Diana
Evans, R. Ray
95
Galloway, Meggan M.
18
Gonzalez, Heriberto Jr.
Evans, Scott E.
88
Gansle, Mark R.
88
Ewell, Abbie M.
88
Garcia, Adrian
82
Eyhorn, Jodi L.
16, 32, 40, 92
Goldstrich, Jennifer L.
77
Gutierrez, Andres E.
96
88
Gomez, Anselmo A. Ill
19
Gutierrez, Trisha L.
64
Funderburk, Jefferson E.
88
Gomez, Stephanie L.
96
Guzman, Jessica M.
64
Gabriel, Robert B.
88
Gonzales, Tiffany M.
78
Hackney, Gregory L.
88
33, 45
Haddad, Lindsey M.
88
78
Haddad, Nicole S.
64
88
Haferkamp, Shelly F.
88
Gonzalez, Timothy J.
96
Haidamous, Simon N.
Gonzalez, Yvonne D.
21, 82
Garcia, Ashley L.
4, 96
41, 55
63, 83
Gonzalez, Amy L.
5, 57, 78
Halcomb, Stephen J.
Goode, Brandi C.
88
Hale Stroud, Stacy
67, 72
88
Faber, Grant R.
77
Garcia, Cassandra R.
88
Gooden, Imani L.
82
Hall, Tina M.
96
Fairbanks, Carson L.
32
Garcia, Edward I.
96
Goodson, Sammetria L.
88
Halliburton, Sara K.
89
Farman, Mary K.
10
Garcia, Gerardo
96
Goulet, Christopher J.
88
Halpern, Kellye D.
12
Farmer, Melissa A.
88
Garcia, Maira L.
10
Govea, Andrea M.
96
Halverson, Joseph T.
72
Fassnidge, Eric A.
95
Garcia, Miriam B.
33, 40
Graham, Brian S.
16
Hamilton, Laura E.
72
Faught, J. D’Ann
88
Garfield, Amanda L.
63, 83
Grant, Robert D.
88
Hamilton, Matthew S.
Fehrenbach, Lacy M.
95
Garmon, Mallory S.
82
Graves, Benjamin D.
Garrett Huddleston, Kimberly
88
Graves, JoAnna M.
Gray, Joseph D.
88
Hancock, Keith T.
96
46, 72
Hanel, Kristen M.
33, 40, 97
Ferguson, Ashley N.
38, 82
Ferrell, J. Darrek
37
Garrett, Stephanie D.
Fertitta, Jessica M.
35, 64
Hamilton, Michael L.
16
19
Hamm, Jason B.
89
88
Hammers, David W.
89
19, 56
72
Garza, Ana L.
96
Gray Malone, Santina
Field, James E.
95
Garza, Elsa P.
88
Green, Joseph E.
Fierro, A. Christina
95
Gaskins, Katie L.
96
Green, Jude O.
88
Haney Stair, Jennifer
96
Fish, Kimberly M.
77
Gavin, Michael P.
96
Green, Stephen P.
96
Hankinson, Emily R.
78
Fite, Katie C.
33
Gaydos, Scott G.
88
Greene, Gilbert A.
88
Hansen, Kourtney M.
96
Fitzgerald, Katie E.
95
Gelfand, Yuri M.
88
Greenwood, Dustin J.
96
Hardin, Charles C.
89
Flores, Rigoberto Jr.
88
Gendel, Ella
Greger, Angela N.
96
Hardy, Amanda P.
96
Flowers, Adam D.
88
Gensler, Heidi M.
72
Greggs, Schylr J.
96
Harmes, Seth M.
96
Fluegel, Hope K.
72
Gentry, Robert E.
18
Gregory, Holly J.
96
Harper, Ryan E.
89
Fly, Amanda T.
43, 82
Gerecci, Deniz V.
82
Grieco, Daniel R. Ill
63
Harris Norvell, Holly
89
Fogle, Jeffrey A.
27
Gerik, Leslie N.
88
Griffin Leubner, Kristel
88
Harris, Jason S.
89
Ford, Chadwick N.
95
Gernand Orrick, Erika
96
Griffin, Deidra A.
33
Harris, Justin L.
89
Forehand Campbell, Nichole 56, 88
Getschow, Mary Rose
88
Griffin, Elizabeth A.
78
Harris, Kathy L.
96
Forkner, Sean P.
88
Ghagar, Amanda'
88
Griffin, Jessica L.
64
Hartman, Stefanie L.
72
Foster, John R.
95
Gharib, Jim J.
88
Griffith, Bryan K.
28
Hatcher, Eric L.
89
Fox, Amy L.
88
Ghazi, Evan F.
88
Griggs, Tanner E.
82
Hattemer, Kori E.
78
Franklin, Jason D.
95
Ghobrial, Nora N.
96
Grinshpan, Svetlana
5 ,7 8
Hawke, Joshua T.
28
Franklin, Krystal B.
96
Gibbs, Kristen J.
33, 40
Grubb, Hannah K.
96
Terryfoundation ^
Hawkins, Austin W.
-V 'A ★ ★
37, 46
107
INDEX
Hawkins, Jeremy A.
Haynie, Lance T.
Hays, Jessica L.
89
Honea, Kari J.
96
Hooge, Kristin R.
28, 40
89
Jennings, Moriah A.
96
Kibler, Amanda K.
Kieke, David C.
89
Kilgore, Carol A.
97
72
Jeter, Edward H.
96
Hoot, LeshiaJ.
87, 89
Jochec, Valerie L.
11, 13
97
He, O. Lilly
89
Horlen, Kyle P.
96
Johnson, Amanda J.
65
Kilgore, Claude T.
37
Heble, Christopher L.
96
Houston Price, Jenifer
89
Johnson, Beau G.
16
Killough, Kent L.
90
Heineman, Jodie L.
96
Houston, Shameeka L.
82
Johnson, Brandon S.
89
Kim Yun, Jina
19
Kim, Ho
90
Kinder, Pat M.
90
Heiner, Amy L.
Hejny, Kristen R.
Helmer, Jenna M.
2, 90
Howard, Bradford J.
4 1 ,7 8
Johnson, David A.
89
Howell, Abigail K.
46, 96
Johnson, Isaac A.
28, 33
96
Howell, Eric K.
96
Johnson, Jerad D.
96
King, Benjamin D.
97
Howell, Nathaniel L.
89
Johnson, LaShon D.
96
Kirkland, John P.
90
10, 43
Hemmick, Jennifer K.
10, 55
Henderson, Joshua T.
89
Huett Ruege, Amanda
89
Johnson Alletag, Michelle
89
Klein, Christopher B.
33
Henke, Jennifer L.
89
Huff, Clayton J.
82
Johnson Brown, Stacey
96
Klostermann, John C.
20
Hennington, Amber L.
96
Hughes Rodriguez, Candace
96
Johnson, Stephanie N.
72
Knaupe, Gregg W.
90
Henrichs, Kristen L.
89
Hui, Susan R.
78
Johnson, Wesley D.
37
Koch, Elizabeth O.
Henze, Sarah E.
89
Humphreys, Kyle E.
37
Johnston, Colleen R.
96
Koch, Melissa S.
Hernandez, Angela J.
89
Humphries, Heather L.
19
Jokhu, Maitriyi R.
96
Kocian, E. Russell
73
Hernandez, Carlos A.
82
Hurd, William B.
96
Jolley, LyndsayJ.
78
Kokes, Marsha K.
90
Hernandez, Fernando A.
89
Hurst Powell, Candace
89
Jones, Ashley M.
47, 65
Koop, Jennifer A.
97
97
24, 37, 95
Herrera, Tania Y.
78
Husain, Nisreen S.
89
Jones, Marinette A.
96
Kopech, Christopher S.
Hersey, Katherine M.
89
Hutchins, David L.
89
Jones, Margot C.
65
Korsakoff, Olesya V.
Hershman, John E.
96
Huth, Theresa M.
96
Jones, Silas S.
96
Kowalski, Amanda M.
Hertzberg, Christian R.
89
Hyde, Brian M.
78
Jordan, Michael P.
89
Kozel, Anne M.
20
Herver, Gisela
89
Iacob, Alexandra
37
Juarez, Eleonora
82
Kranyec, Jessica L.
73
Hess, Karl D.
89
Icenhower, Lucas D.
60, 72
Kalich, Kevin A.
96
Krause, Keith N.
33
Hess, Zoe L.
37
Ingram, Brittani N.
55
Kalinec, Cassie N.
20
Krawczyk, Piotr S.
97
37, 43
Ingram, Rebecca C.
96
Kaluza Wenmohs, Casie
Heyn, Margaret E.
89
Irvin Graham, Jennifer
89
Kaviani, Athra
Hibbard, Sherida K.
78
Isom, Jordan J.
12
Kazantzis, Athena M.
Hester, Matthew W.
90
73,81
28, 40, 92
Kretzschmar, Andrea
90
Kretzschmar, Briana L.
20
89
Krueger, Westley M.
97
96
Krueger, Will M.
65
96
Kubiak, James D.
90
28, 89
83
Hicks McMillon, Lacy
96
Itzep, Marvin R.
57,91
Keen, Samuel E.
Hicks, Kimberly R.
64
Jablonski, Susan M.
96
Keilers, Cyril A.
Higginbotham, Amanda L.
96
Jackson, Derion K.
82
Keiser Ugarte, Kerry
89
Kujawski, Tiffany D.
97
Hill, Brian A.
89
Jackson, Lindsey M.
89
Kellar, Kristin K.
33
Kulkarni, Madhura M.
90
Hinojosa, Jaime R.
78
Jacoby, Randi R.
96
Kelley, Joel T.
96
Kunz, Brian K.
97
33
Kurian, Benji T.
97
Kutach Kriska, Lindsey
97
Hise Blackmon, Elisa
96
Jacoby, Trace R.
Hoerster, Samuel A. IV
19
Jahangiri, M. Farid
37, 46
Kelley, Lauren F.
89
Kelley, P. Neal
19, 68
Kelley, Paul L.
89
Kwan, Irene
37
Kelln, Klyssa J.
97
Kwiatkowski, Sam C.
44, 89
Holder Kiernan, Stacy
89
Jambers, John M.
Hollan, Sara K.
96
James, Courtney N.
Holmes Rounsaville, Natalie
96
Janak, Jenny S.
89
Kellough, Justin L.
83
Lafferty, Patrick R.
90
Holomon, Jamilla N.
96
Jarman, Drew E.
28
Kendall Smith, Kelly
97
LaGrone, J. Michele
65
Holstien, Thomas T.
3,78
Jarmon, Ashley N.
28
Kennedy, Joy D.
89
Laird, Sean S.
78
96
Kepner, J. Jordan
20
Laissle Herrick, Shannon
97
41 ,5 5, 73
37, 43
Holt, Greg N.
89
Jarrett Hooper, Rebecca
Holton, Aaron M.
89
Jarvis, Lauren C.
72
Kerlick, I. Ray Jr.
89
Lakavage, John D.
78
Kertz, Laura J.
89
Lala, Alba
83
Kerwin, Jody W.
89
Lambert, Leah C.
90
Holton, Avery E.
89
Javidpour, Pegah
72
Holton, Magera M.
78
Jennings, Matthew M.
89
108
★ ★ A '•V
Terryfoundation
INDEX
Lammons Marshall, Leanne
97
Magdaleno, Miriam Y.
McDonald, Gabriella C. 43;, 47, 66
Mohrfeld, Jaclynn A.
97
Landis, Kristin E.
20
Magee, Carisa N.
97
McDowell, Lauren S.
73
Molina, Glenda M.
13
Mahon, M. Elizabeth
65
McElhenney, Amy A.
90
Moll, Tessa
66
McElwrath, Mac M.
66
Monk, Scott A.
97
McEvoy, Robert C.
90
Montalvan, Roger S. Jr.
97
Landrum, Katie M.
45, 83
21, 40
Laquey, Colette
78
Maiden Harrison, Rhonda
97
Lara, Anna M.
73
Major, C. Nicole
Lasswell, Jamie E.
97
Maldonado, Julian D.
83
McGahee, Kathryn L.
79
Moore, Mitchell W. Jr.
Law, Jason L.
90
Malik, Matthew D.
79
McGonegle, Maureen E.
90
Moore, Christina M.
55, 57, 73
22
33, 40, 92
Lawrence Amyx, Angela
97
Malloy, Victoria L.
21
McKinnerney, Justin L.
90
Moore, J. Riley
90
Le, Phat H.
90
Malone, Ryan M.
90
McKinney, Lyndsi R.
90
Moore, Stephen M.
97
33, 46
Mann, Chrissy L.
90
McLean, Amy C.
97
Moore, Tommy K.
90
28
Le, Quynh Nhu T.
Le, Tri-Dung T.
83
Manning, Jason F.
90
McLeroy, Kerry L.
Morales, Amanda J.
73
Leavell, Kari A.
20
Mansell, Ryan M.
97
McMillen, Stephanie M.
37, 76
Moran, Garrett M.
91
18, 37
73, 85
Lee, Adam C.
Marcrum, Ryan S.
83
McPherson, Kevin A.
Moreno, Alfonso
83
90
Marek, Myles H.
37
McReynolds, Maryanne K.
90
Morgan, Brittnee S.
54
Lee, Rachel J.
90
Marian, Caitlin E.
Meador, Suzanne E.
60
Morton Dooley, Christina
91
Leggett, Whitney G.
20
Marichalar, Ruben
73
Meador, Terri J.
90
Moseley, Thomas K.
97
LeVick, Shelly D.
90
Markey, Ashley R.
79
Medders, Wesley T.
79
Motal, Sarah M.
Lee Tulley, Jeri
38, 83
22, 32, 40
Lewis, Montoya C.
73
Marshall, Matthew R.
97
Mehta, Shivan V.
Moten, Danielle E.
91
Lin, Tony H.
90
Martin, Andrew A.
97
Mei, Y. David
66
Moumen-Baker, Meyassa M.
73
56
47, 66
Ljuboja, Lana
78
Martin, Janelle M.
12, 94
Melgar, Kevin D.
90
Mouton, Erica Y.
Lloyd, Brandon G.
90
Martin, Phil
97
Melton, M arcyJ.
97
Mowry, Chris M.
29
Lloyd, Sara O.
97
Martin, Ryan C.
28
Mendoza, Steven A.
90
Moy, Lacey L.
66
Locandro, Gianina F.
21
Martinez, Erika M.
90
Merkel, Tiffany N.
21, 83
Muehr, Emily R.
21, 84
Loftin Frealy, Kelli
90
Martinez, Franco S.
Mesa, Charlene L.
37
Mueller, Brian J.
34, 40, 68, 97
Loftin, Laci L.
55, 57
Mason, Natalie R.
90
Meserve, Elizabeth G.
Lofton Robson, Robin
97
Mason, Stephen A.
97
Messick, Ashley E.
Lohse, Kevin C.
97
Massie, R. Fletcher
Meyer, Blake L.
Lok, Gregorio E.
90
Masur, Deanne C.
97
Michaud, April C.
Lombardo, Georgia K.
37
Mataga, Natasha T.
97
Michero, J. Ryan
5 ,7 9
37, 43
83, 88
Mullen Dietrich, Rayshelle
97
73
Mun, Eric P.
91
28
Munoz, Mayra I.
79
35 ,8 3
90
Murphey, Megan R.
Murphy, Teresa I.
4, 22
44, 91
Lone, Cindy J.
90
Mathew, Stacy E.
56
Mickler, Nathan R.
97
Mursch, Erin E.
11
Long, Patricia A.
65
Matsumoto Ogle, Lisa
90
Midgett, Clinton B.
90
Mushinski, Katie M.
67
Loo, Christopher H.
97
Matteson O’Neill, Amy
90
Migura, Wesley W.
97
Mutschink, Mark D.
97
Lorance, Robin R.
97
Matthews, Cassie L.
21
Miller, Allyson C.
90
Myers, Rachel M.
79
Loving, Timothy J.
90
May, Larry W. Jr.
21
Miller, Darwin W. III
90
Myers, Rachel R.
98
Mayo, Christina C.
97
Miller, Jonathan D.
97
Myhalik Helm, Amanda
McArthur, Kathleen S.
90
Miller, Karl A.
73
Neak, Mustafa A.
Lowery, Sarah N.
28, 40
98
Lowry, William B.
33
Lucario, Sammy E. Jr.
90
McBrayer, Anna M.
90
Miller, Robyn R.
73
Neason, Curtis G.
Lucky Brucker, Noel
90
McCann, Jessica A.
28
Miller, Stephanie J.
21
Needles, Marissa L.
Luong, Catvu D.
83
McClendon, Jayson D.
97
Milligan, Jacob T.
29
Neff, Joshua B.
91
Lute, Racheal D.
41, 47, 65
McCleskey, Jamie A.
90
Mills Chavez, Jennifer
97
Neiser, Marijane L.
79
Luu, Charles C.
90
McCook, Jennifer D.
66
Milne, Rebecca O.
90
Nelson Lewis, Nicole
91
Ly, Meyling M.
97
McCoy, Chloe M.
66
MacIntyre, Philip C. 34, 42, 56, 64
McCranor, William F.
Mack, DeAnna R.
McCray, Courtney J.
90
73,81
98
38, 76
Milstead, Jace E.
90
Neugebauer, Amanda K.
84
28, 41
Mock, Meagan M.
38
New, Katherine M.
38
90
Moeller, Lauren T.
83
Nguyen, Christine O.
74
Terryfoundation
109
INDEX
Nguyen, Diana T.
29
Parker, Justin Lee
98
Poole, Nicole M.
91
Reese, Dane A.
91
Nguyen, Irvin J.
67
Parsons, Melissa D.
38
Porter, Shannon C.
22
Reid, Jordan M.
38
Nguyen, Jenny T.
84
Partridge, Jennifer L.
98
Potter, Courtney K.
23
Reinert, Dustin R.
91
Nguyen, Long
98
Parvin, Mark D.
67
Potter, Kevin L.
68
Reisch, Jon D.
Nguyen, Monique V.
79
Patel, Jigish N.
91
Powell, Jennifer E.
23
Renteria, Oswaldo F.
Nguyen, Nhung X.H.
98
46, 80
Patel, Krishna A.
22
Prentice, Arlana L.
98
Reske, Joseph D.
91
Nguyen, Thao L.T.
84
Patel, Mamta J.
98
Price, Mandisa S.
91
Rester, Jesse L.
98
Nicholson, Kristen E.
80
Price, Peyton M.
91
Reyes, Ariana
98
67
29, 46
29
Patel, Raakhee N.
Nopratvarakorn, Kassi A.
91
Patterson, Brandon J.
Priest, Matthew L.
11
Reyes, Hillary S.
98
Nordfelt, Michael R.
98
Patterson, Emory A.
29, 33
Pringle, Eric G.
91
Reyes, Juan
38
Novosad, Adolph R. Ill
79
Patterson, J. Bryant
84
Pringle, Jake K.
91
Reynolds, Melissa G.
91
Noyola, Pedro III
91
Pauler, Denise K.
91
Priour Johnson, Jessica
91
Reynolds, Michael L.
11
Odisho, Nora L.
79
Pawelek, Erin N.
74
Pritchard, Michael W.
98
Reynolds, Robert R.
91
O’Dowd, Patricia A.
98
Pearson, Ty A.
91
Puckett, Tammy S.
91
Rice, Daniel R.
23
Oehler Galligher, Melissa
91
Peltier Nesline, Charisse
98
Puentes, Estevan J.
84
Richardson, Stuart L.
91
Ogunleye, A. Nicole
91
Pena, Jose M.
80
Purcell, Jonathan B.
91
Richert, Rachel D.
98
Oliphant, David A.
22
Peng, Jenny
91
Pustka, Amy M.
29
Richmond, Travis L.
91
Oliver, Christopher A.
74
Peralta Aguilar, Antonia
98
Putnam, Joseph W.
91
Ridgway, John B.
91
Olsen Pylant, Kristin
91
Perez, Angelita M.
91
Qualls, Dustin W.
98
Riley Keeler, Elizabeth
98
Olsen, Chad A.
98
Perez, Christina A.
91
Quicano, G. Alex
29
Rinando, Lauren E.
30
Olvera, Alyssa M.
22
Perez, Daria G.
91
Quintero, Alam
74
Rinehart, Shae L.
13
Onadiji, B. Victor
74
Perez, Eunice E.
98
Raadt, Moses J.
91
Ripperda Marshall, Candace
98
Orellana, Rodolfo I.
84
Perez, Flor V.
98
Racca, Jason W.
98
Ristroph, Paul G.
Ori, Timothy R. Jr.
91
Perez, Juliana
84
Rahman, Moneeza Z.
91
Rivera, Deborah A.
Orlando, Lindsey M.
79
Perry, Micah H.
74
Ramer, Heather M.
80
11, 13
29, 40, 74, 90
Riviello, Clare A.
91
91
Roberts, Lane D.
46, 56, 98
Orms, Travis L.
34
Pershern, S. Scott
98
Ramirez, Isidro Jr.
Orr Stahmer, Denise
98
Persyn, Danette M.
91
Ramirez, Fabiana M.
47, 68
Robertson, James M.
12, 80
92
Ortmann, Ashley N.
98
Pesek, Phillip W.
84
Ramos, Amanda
Robertson, Michael A.
98
Osborn, Laura R.
29
Peterson, Sally J.
91
Ramseyer Hale, Christian
98
Roddy, Jason A.
23
Ostaszewski, Natasha V.
57
Phan, Robert D.
68
Randolph, CarissaJ.
29
Rode Moody, Yvonne 26,71, 86,95:, 98,103
Philips, JohnJ. Ill
80
Rangel, Daniel
98
Rodenberg Easton, JoAnna
Phillips, Brian A.
91
Rangel Bosquez, Elizabeth
98
Rodenberg, Jody L.
Otis, Matthew P.
Owens, Lauren E.
54, 98
79
92
30, 40
68
Pace, Clare L.
29
Phillips, James E.
98
Raquet, Richelle L.
80
Rodriguez, David H.
Pacey, Matthew R.
98
Phillips, Kathryn L.
98
Rasberry, Brooke E.
34
Rodriguez, Erica S.
Padilla, Sandra
91
Pickett, Lexie L.
98
Rashid, Sadia
74
Rodriguez, Guadalupe
92
Page, Stephanie G.
84
Piersanti, Fabio R.
91
Ratliff, Clayton M.
98
Rodriguez, Janine N.
98
Painter, Pamela E.
91
Pinson, Chad M.
91
Rawat, Murtaza
80
Rodriguez, Jessica Y.
98
Pitts, Dana D.
68
Raymer, Stephen G.
98
Rodriguez, Roy Jr.
92
Plaster, Thomas E. Jr.
98
Reaves, Jason S.
91
Rogers, Gracie T.
23
23
Rogers, Julie C.
34
Romero, Terry P. Ill
24
92
Paolino, Brian C.
Parent, Kimberly N.
38
47, 56, 67
Redler, Rachel L.
Park, Linda J.
67
Platt, Emily C.
Parker, Amy E.
91
Pogue, Andrew S.
29
Reed, Kellie E.
Parker, Carrie A.
22
Pohlmeier, Amy T.
98
Reed, Kristyn A.
98
Rosales-Herrera, Vanessa
Parker, Christie L.
91
Pokorney, J. Karel
91
Reed, Michelle K.
29
Ross, Elizabeth C.
Parker, Fabian T.
79
Polnac Barberet, Leigh
91
Reeder, Misty M.
91
Roth, Laura D.
110
+ +
23, 57
Terryfoundation
5, 80
12, 13
24, 38, 95
30
INDEX
Roth, Megan C.
24
Scott, Daniel W.
Roulain, Meryl K.
38
Scott, Jessica
Rowe, Rhylan S.
98
Seaman, Tiffany L.
Rowe, Susan M.
68
Rueb, Caleb A.
92
84
Ruedas, Kasey A.
Ruiz, Adolfo R.
13, 77
30, 41, 43
28, 99
Slocum Hoffman, Sarah
92
Stephens, W. Matthew
99
Smaistrla, Jeffrey L.
99
Stephenson, David J.
92
Stephenson Mendieta, Shelly
92
24
Smith, Alexander C.
Seidenberger, Matthew G.
99
Smith, Bryan J.
99
Steubing, Kaela L.
Sembera, Jennifer N.
92
Smith, David S.
92
Steubing, Tiffany N.
Sengsatheuane, Windy S.
92
Smith, Elaine M.
Serna, Manuel III
92
Smith, Jenna C.
75,81
39
30, 40
13, 94
Stevens, Vanessa L.
30
99
Stevenson, Jada L.
34
12, 80
Stewart, Stacey D.
25
39
Stichler, Jeffrey C.
44, 99
Rukab, Tracy M.
92
Setterbo, Jacob J.
92
Smith, Jennifer M.
Rusch, Christopher K.
74
Seybert, Anna E.
30
Smith, Krista N.
Ruschhaupt, Kristin N.
38
Shaffer, Stacy R.
34
Smith, Meghan M.
Rushing, Annalee
98
Shahin, Lealah M.
30
Smith, Nathan M.
99
Stoffregen, Sarah B.
92
Rutherford, Chelsea G.
11
Shannon, Katie M.
38
Smith, Shannon D.
60
Stokes, Benjamin T.
80
92
Shasteen, J. Michael
99
Smith, Stephanie L.
18, 39, 76
Rutledge, James L.
Rutledge, Joanna-Ruth
Rutledge, Mary-Esther
Rutledge, Susanna-Rachel
Ryan, Megan C.
30, 80
92
30, 80
34
Stockton Macaluso, Melody
11, 43
92
Stollar, M. Catherine
92
Smith, Tasmin D.
92
Stoltz, Ryan A.
69
24
Smith, Tim G.
99
Stonaker, Jennifer L.
92
Shaver, Christopher C.
99
Smithson, Kristy D.
75
Story, A. Kathrine
30
Shaw, Lauren A.
92
Smith-Winslow, M. Lauren
99
Stover Daniels, Jennifer
92
Shatleh, Mary I.
Shattuck, William D.
26, 56, 73
Ryman Cormier, Martha
92
Sheffield, Chasdon K.
Snider Rackel, Shana
99
Strain, Rachel J.
92
Rzeznik, Aleksandra M.
74
Sherbet, Daniel P.
92
Snyder, Aaron J.
69
Strauss, Steven D.
92
Sherman, Shaun W.
84
Solis, Adalgiza
84
Strong, Patricia A.
75
75
Sommerfeld, Aime J.
99
Sturm, Zachary P.
92
Suire Bishop, Karen
92
Sagstetter, Kelcy S.
92
Sahl, Christiana
98
Sherrard, Anna Laura
Salanic, Betty
74
Shin, Gloria
46, 79, 84
84, 88
Sordo, Milly
39, 76
Saldana, A. Amor
74
Shine, Tiffany L,
38
Sotelo, Lakeisha S.
92
Sulak, Amanda J.
30
Samari, Goleen
74
Shirey, Hollie A.
99
Spacek, Sheila G.
39
Sulami, Orly
92
Sanchez, Gloria G.
24, 36
Shirley, Amber D.
92
Spillmann, Justin A.
99
Suliman, Monica M.
69
Sanchez, Luis T.
92
Shittu, Fatimah A.
92
Spivey Habingreither, Honey
92
Sullivan, Brian C.
92
Sandle, Shena L.
75
Shroyer, Matthew S.
Srubar, Wilfred V. Ill
25
Sullivan, Molly K.
99
Santini, Charis G.
38
Shrum, Lara C.
92
St.Clair, Ashley C.
92
Summerford, Jennifer L.
92
Saulters, Michael A.
92
Shults, J. Matt
92
Stafford, Elizabeth R.
30
Summers, Ashley C.
75
99
47, 69
Sawyer, Jason E.
98
Shyu, Jennifer
45, 84
Staggs Tapia, Rebecca
99
Sutherland, D. Wesley
Scheffler, Aaron J.
92
Siddiqui, Yusra
26, 57
Staha, Patrick N.
92
Swanson Goodman, Smyth
93
Scheschuk, Michael S.
92
Sigler, Nathan B.
92
Stanley, Douglas C.
4, 44, 99
Swantner, J. Richard
70
Schindler, Melissa K.
98
Silva, Daena Y.
84
Stansberry, Mitzi A.
75
Sweeney, Kelley A.
25
Schlitzkus, Lisa L.
98
Simmons, Lance W.
99
Stanwood, Joel D.
99
Swick, R. Adam
93
Schmidt, Amy E.
92
Simonson, Charles S.
99
Starnes, Hadden S.
Schmidt, Dietrich E.
75
Simpson, B. Thomas
92
Stastny, Jacquelyn T.
Schmidt, Kathryn L.
69
Simpson, Jonathan D.
99
Stech, Kevin R.
92
Taylor, Amber L.
Schnautz, Jon E.
92
Sirajuddin, Romana U.
Steensma, Kimberly Y.
69
Taylor, Beau J.
92
Sizemore, Heather L.
99
Steffen, Scott A.
30
Teegerstrom, Kristina H.
93
Skidmore, Ray F.
84
Stegall Clausewitz, Tiffanie
99
Tenison, Caitlin S.
84
24
Sklar, Paul A.
99
Stegall, Chelsy L.
25
Tews, Andrea L.
99
Schuelke, James A.
75
Skolaut, Anastasia M.
99
Stein, Christopher M.
99
Thai, Steven H.
30, 68
Schulle, Krystal L.
47, 57
Skrivanek, Sarah E.
39
Steinhauser Leffel, Alicia
99
Thomas, Jaison K.
30, 46
Sloat, Jamie M.
75
Stephens, Pake L.
25
Thomas, Kurtis W.
16, 32
Schneider, Jeremy M.
Schoonover, Ashley M.
Schott, Sarah A.
Schussier, Elijah M.
38, 43
69
26, 57
34
41, 47, 69
Terryfoundation
*
Szymura, Angel N.
13
Tang, Alexa C.
34
*
A
25
5, 80
★
★
111
INDEX
Thomas, Lewis A.
93
Vasquez, Brian P.
93
Thomas, Robbie J.
99
Vasquez, Ricardo
Thompson, Andrew R.
31
Vegh, Joseph J.
60, 75
99
Wells, Caleb G.
31
Woods, Lacey A.
Wells, Crystal M.
93
Wotipka, Crystal D.
Wells, Noel K.
85
Wright, Austin L.
Thompson, Justin T.
93
Velez, Christopher P.
93
Wenmohs, Will A.
93
Wright, J. Matthew
Thompson, Moriah S.
39
Verstraete, Sarah K.
93
Wernli, Jamie L.
26
Wu, Leiwen
Thompson, Nathan A.
70
Vick, Kenneth D.
93
Wesley, Chauncey Y.
93
Wurtz, Christopher T.
99
60, 75
85
93
67, 80
99
Thompson, Theo III
93
Viktorin-Potts, Gina
99
West, Kristen C.
31
Wynne, Gina M.
Thompson, William C.
93
Villagomez, Rose Mary
99
Westbrook, Justin L.
31
Xie, Jing
Thorne Bliss, Becky
99
Vindiola, George A.
99
Weston, Clay R.
80
Xu-Brown, Jamie
10, 29, 57, 93
Thornthwaite, Martin E.
93
Vogler Crews, Lindsey
93
Whitaker, Cory L.
99
Yandell, Kayla D.
75
Thornton Narayanan, Anne
99
34, 56, 42
99
Vohra, Rais B.
93
Whiteman, Anika A.
85
Yarbrough, Brian G.
93
Thornton, Kevin C.
99
Votaw, Ryan A.
93
Whitfield, Sarah M.
75
Yarbrough, Jace R.
85
Thurlkill, Jason R.
93
Vu Ratcliff, Xuan
93
Wiater McLemore, Christine
99
Yeats, Aaron W.
93
Tieh, Linda
84
Wade, B. Shenea
93
Wibberg, Hollie N.
35
Yllana, Arfeo V.
93
Tiemann, Christopher O.
99
Waggoner DeLeon, Christy
99
Wied, Shaun M.
26
Yost, Kristie L.
99
Tillman, Matthew M.
34
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F O R M ORE IN FO R M A T IO N
THE TERRY FOUNDATION
3104 Edloe, Suite 203
Houston, TX 77027-6022
Phone: 713.552.0002
Toll Free: 800.941.1911
Fax: 713.650.8729
Contact: Ms. Beth Freeman
beth.freeman@terryfoundation.org
www.terryfoundation.org
Texas A&M University
Ms. Delisa Falks
Dept, of Student Financial Aid
Room 1252 —Pavilion
PO Box 30016
College Station, TX 77842-3016
Phone: 979.845.3971
Fax: 979.847.9061
delisaf@tamu.edu
The University of Texas
at Austin
Mr. Don Davis
Office of Student Financial Svcs.
PO Box 7758
UT Station
Austin, TX 78713-7758
Phone: 512.475.6203 or
512.475.6204
Fax: 512.475.6349
dondavis@mail.utexas.edu
University of Houston
Ms. Jodie Koszegi
The Honors College
University of Houston
212 MD Anderson Fibrary
Houston, TX 77204-2001
Phone: 713.743.1752
Toll Free: 888.827.0366
Fax: 713.743.9015
jkoszegi@uh.edu
Texas State UniversitySan Marcos
at San Antonio
at Dallas
Ms. Mariko Gomez
J.C. Kellam Bldg., Suite 220
Texas State University-San Marcos
601 University Drive
San Marcos, TX 78666-4602
Phone: 512.245.8593
Fax: 512.245.1955
gomez@txstate.edu
Dr. Ann Eisenberg
UT San Antonio Honors College
6900 North Foop 1604 WestJPF 4.02.10.
San Antonio, TX 78249
Phone: 210.458.4106
Fax: 210.458.5703
ann.eisenberg@utsa.edu
Ms. Blythe Torres
University ofTexas at Dallas
Office of Undergraduate Education
PO Box 830688, MP 16
Richardson, TX 75083-0688
Phone: 972.883.6708
Fax: 972.883.2487
kbt043000@utdallas.edu
UNIVERSITY GENERAL IN FO RM A TIO N COURTESY OF
Lane Stephenson
Office of University Relations
Texas State UniversitySan Marcos
M ark Hendricks
Office o f M edia Relations & Publications
at Austin
Laura Lavergne
Office o f Admissions
at ^an Antonio
M arianne M cBride Lewis
° f f lce ° f Public Affairs
Graphic Design and Printing:
Gateway Design, Inc.
Houston, Texas
The University of Houston
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Office o f University M arketing
at Dallas
Lauraine M . O ’Neil
Office o f Public Affairs
3104 EDLOE ’ SUITE 205 > H O U ST O N , TEXAS 77027
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