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CEAT Incoming Freshmen Chosen to President's Leadership Council

Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Oklahoma State University has named 118 incoming freshmen to its President's Leadership Council (PLC) for the 2014-2015 school year. PLC is a freshmen scholarship and academic leadership program that emphasizes the importance of leadership and service throughout life.

Students in the President's Leadership Council complete a year-long class to develop skills including problem solving, self-assessment, planning and implementing change, and team building and maintenance. They also coordinate a leadership conference for high school seniors and complete 40 hours of volunteer service.

PLC students have the option to attend a leadership study abroad international study that will take them to Greece and Italy in May 2015.

"To meet the challenges of the 21st century, Oklahoma needs to develop creative, ethical, inclusive and effective leaders," said Stephen Haseley, director, President’s Leadership Council. "The council will meet this challenge through an academic course of instruction, scholarship, service-learning field experiences, leadership conference development and implementation for high school seniors, and international study. Like previous participants in this program, this year’s members will enhance their understanding of ethics and leadership and make positive contributions to OSU, the state of Oklahoma, the nation, and the world.”

Twenty-one of the 118 incoming PLC students have proposed majors in the College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology.  Listed below by hometown, along with proposed major, parents names and high school, is this year’s PLC class:

Oklahoma

Bristow

Jake Tyler, Construction Management Technology, Bristow H.S.

Chattanooga

​Connor Fischer, Biomechanical Engineering, Leon and Cristy Fischer, Chattanooga H.S. 

Chickasha

Kaydee King, Architecture, Danny and Vicky King, Chickasha H.S.

Choctaw

Cassidy Gierhart, Mechanical Engineering, Douglas and Susan Gierhart, Choctaw H.S.

Coyle

Cale Williams, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, Carl and Karen Williams, Coyle H.S.

Edmond

Tanner Cowan, Mechanical Engineering, Putnam City North H.S.
Rebekah Sanders, Biochemical Engineering/Pre-Med, Jeremy and Michele Sanders, Deer Creek H.S.

Enid

Hannah Jackson, Architecture, Oklahoma Bible Academy

Fort Cobb

Alec Dyer, Civil Engineering, Mark and Karin Dyer, Fort Cobb - Broxton H.S.

Jenks

Molly Crowe, Aerospace Engineering, Kirby and Nancy Crowe, Jenks H.S.

Mounds

Kyleigh McNabb, Mechanical Engineering, Steven and Melissa McNabb, Beggs H.S.

Oklahoma City

Tanner Cowan, Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering, Byron and Angie Cowan, Putnam City North H.S.

Perry

Cody Peterson, Mechanical Engineering, Rusty and D'Ann Peterson, Perry H.S.

Ponca City

Lindsey Dickerson, Computer Engineering, Don and Pam Dickerson, Ponca City H.S.

Stillwater

John Price, Chemical Engineering, Stillwater H.S.

Tulsa

Davis Fronrip, Mechanical Engineering, John and Julie Fronrip, Metro Christian Academy

Woodward

Sarah Meinders, Mechanical Engineering, John and Ingrid Meinders, Woodward H.S.

OUT-OF-STATE

Nebraska

Omaha

Tyler Martin, Chemical Engineering, Scott and Paulette Martin, Elkhorn South H.S.

Texas

North Richland Hills

Kelly Edwards, Architecture, Steven and Teresa Edwards, Keller H.S.

Prosper

Ty Herring, Engineering, Jay and Lindsay Herring, Prestonwood Christian Academy

Texarkana

Tyler Goldsmith, Chemical Engineering, Max and Susan Goldsmith, Pleasant Grove H.S.

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