Larry J. Bump has had great success in the pipeline industry since his days at Oklahoma State University. The Fairfax, Okla., native earned his bachelor's degree in accounting from OSU's business school in 1964. While at OSU, he was also a member of
It's no wonder Bruce T. Benbrook speaks so highly about "the quality of people" from Oklahoma State University and the Spears School of Business. He is one of them. A humble leader, Benbrook became a third generation President and Chairman of the
John Meinders grew up feeling like a castaway. Although his family has a long history at Oklahoma State University and he was raised to be loyal and true to the Cowboys, it was difficult considering where he grew up. That would be in Norman, just
Oklahoma State University is a school in which it's common for one generation after another to follow in the footsteps of the family patriarch or matriarch. There are numerous families throughout the state who have now graduated three, four or even
Neal L. Patterson's life is an inspiration to any former, current or future Oklahoma State University student. His vision and strategic thinking in helping to build the Cerner Corporation into the world's largest independent health information
After serving as a field artillery officer in the Mediterranean theater during World War II, M.B. "Bud" Seretean set his sights on Stillwater, Oklahoma. He left his home in New York and enrolled in the Division of Commerce at Oklahoma A&M College as
After spending 44 years in the public accounting world, James R. Taylor looks back on his life with the utmost satisfaction. He didn't always know what he wanted to do with his life or where it was headed but he had the drive to keep pursuing a
Immediately after graduating with an Oklahoma State University business degree in 1969, Allen joined the career development program with the Hartford Insurance Company. Over the next four years he spent time in Oklahoma City; Hartford, Connecticut;
Vickie and Jeff Carr are glad to put the miles on their vehicles. They have made their share of trips from their home in Dallas to Stillwater over the years to visit their daughter Jenna, who will graduate in May from Oklahoma State University with
Jessie Thatcher Bost believed education held the key to independence and opportunity. She became the first woman graduate of Oklahoma A&M College in 1897, and was the first woman graduate of an upper institution in the state of Oklahoma. She spent
