This fall, four notable Oklahoma State University alumni will be inducted into the Fraternity & Sorority Hall of Fame. This honor is an exclusive recognition reserved for leaders who have made outstanding and lasting contributions to their industries, communities, respective Greek chapters and OSU.

“The Cowboy Code serves as a foundation for the character and leadership we seek to develop in our students,” said Dr. Johnny Robinson, director of student involvement. “This year’s Hall of Fame inductees are outstanding examples of those values in action.”

“Through distinguished careers, meaningful service and lifelong commitment to their organizations and alma mater, they have positively influenced countless lives while strengthening the legacy of fraternity and sorority life at Oklahoma State. We are proud to recognize their achievements and celebrate the enduring impact they continue to have on the OSU community.”

The inductees will be honored at the 2026 Fraternity and Sorority Hall of Fame banquet. The banquet will take place from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Nov. 12 in the Student Union Ballroom in Stillwater.

This year’s inductees are:

Whit Culver

Whit Culver, a 2001 OSU graduate and member of Sigma Chi Fraternity, has dedicated more than two decades to fraternity leadership, alumni engagement and student development. His impact started in campus life in 2001 as Interfraternity Council president. Culver led the council in formulating and implementing the dry housing policies that remain in place today. A dedicated business leader and mentor, Culver has volunteered with the Spears School of Business mentoring program, served on the board of the Tulsa Chapter of the OSU Alumni Association and remains active locally and nationally with Scouting America. Since 2014, he has served as president of the Sigma Chi House Corporation, successfully leading a major fundraising campaign that resulted in the construction of the new chapter house.

Terry Graham

Terry Graham is a FarmHouse fraternity member who graduated from OSU in 1978 with degrees in agricultural economics and accounting, and earned a master's degree in agricultural education in 1981. Graham has combined professional success with decades of servant leadership. Since opening his accounting practice in Cherokee, Oklahoma, in 1983, he has become a respected business leader and trusted advisor in his community. As a lifelong member of FarmHouse Fraternity, Graham has served as president of the FarmHouse Housing Corporation since 1992. He has helped shape fraternity housing development at OSU and influenced Greek housing initiatives across campus. In addition to his fraternity service, Graham has devoted decades to public education, agricultural leadership, civic organizations and church service throughout northwest Oklahoma.

Ann "AJ" Griffin

Dr. Ann "AJ" Griffin, an OSU graduate and member of Phi Mu Fraternity, is an accomplished educator, nonprofit executive, public servant and advocate for Oklahoma families. Griffin represented District 20 in the Oklahoma State Senate from 2012 to 2018, where she championed policies supporting children, behavioral health and community well-being. Her professional career has spanned leadership roles in education, nonprofit organizations, corporate affairs and public service. Today, Griffin continues her commitment to student development as building project fundraising chair for Phi Mu's Epsilon Nu Chapter, helping guide one of the most transformative projects in the chapter's history.

Linda Price Patton

Linda Price Patton, a 1963 OSU graduate of OSU and member of Kappa Kappa Gamma for more than 65 years, has distinguished herself as an educator, leadership trainer and community volunteer. Following a career in speech, debate and education, Patton earned numerous honors, including multiple Teacher of the Year recognitions and statewide coaching awards. Patton helped shape the future of Kappa Kappa Gamma by co-founding the fraternity's national Leadership Academy and serving in numerous national and local leadership positions. Her lifelong commitment to education, leadership development and community engagement continues to impact students, alumni and communities across Oklahoma.

The OSU Fraternity and Sorority Hall of Fame was established to recognize alumni who have demonstrated extraordinary lifelong commitment to their Greek chapter, the university and their community through professional achievement and philanthropic dedication. The Hall of Fame celebrates the lasting impact of the fraternity and sorority experience at OSU.

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