Patricia Anne Tilford has a strong bond with Oklahoma State University. The Tulsa, Okla., native earned her bachelor's degree in secretarial administration in 1960 and her master's in business education in 1978 from OSU's business school.
Mike Pregler graduated from Oklahoma State University's business school with a bachelor's degree in accounting in 1975. The Tulsa, Okla. native was involved in the Army ROTC two-year program and OSU athletic intramurals during his college days.
James M. Morris II knew from the very beginning that he was going to attend Oklahoma State University. The South Bend, Ind., native earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from OSU's business school in 1973.
Glenn Stinchcomb doesn't remember the year and doesn't recall how old he was at the time but still today, at 87 years old, he does remember his first meeting with Oklahoma A&M College President Henry G. Bennett.
Richard (Dick) W. Poole's meteoric rise from instructor of economics to dean of what was then known as the College of Business Administration coincided with the college's growth and expansion. But there was nothing coincidental about it.
Mae Badiyan's roles as an entrepreneur, lawyer, stylist and consultant are impressive enough. But add her love for her family, Stillwater roots, and the community she grew up in and she makes for one perfect ambassador for Oklahoma State University.
John Clerico is like many Oklahoma State students who followed an older sibling to Stillwater. While weighing his options as a high school senior in Bartlesville, Okla., he quickly realized that following his sister Janet to OSU was in his best
Duck-Woo Nam will forever be linked with a pair of other impressive Oklahoma State University business school graduates as the first people to receive their doctoral degrees in economics from what was then the College of Business Administration.
Thomas F. Riley Jr. was born in Chelsea, Mass., to Thomas F. and Evelyn Coughlan Riley. He was offered a scholarship to play football for the University of Tulsa after graduating from Bryan Adams High School in Dallas, Texas.
Karl G. Bovee credits his education from Oklahoma State University as the foundation for his successful career. The Adams, N.Y., native earned his bachelor's degree in business administration with a major in finance and minors in accounting and
