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Class XVII of the Oklahoma Ag Leadership Program Graduates- Brings OALP Alumni Total to 475
Mon, 04 Apr 2016 02:24:02 CDT
The members of the Oklahoma Agricultural Leadership Program Class XVII met for the fourteenth and final time as a group this past Saturday, as the Program graduated another 23 young agricultural professionals in ceremonies in Stillwater. The Oklahoma Agriculture Leadership Program is open to men and women who are active in all aspects of Agriculture and aspire to leadership roles. The program itself consists of a series of seminars and study tours over a two-year-period. Among the topics that are emphasized are leadership development, communication, government operations, economics, agriculture, religious and cultural studies.
The Class XVII Graduates bring the total number of graduates of the program to 475 since its inception in 1982.
After the graduates were recognized, Radio Oklahoma Network Farm Director Ron Hays talked with three class members, who shared a little of why they believe the program is valuable to those who participate. Click on the LISTEN BAR below to hear Ron's audio report on the value of the OALP.
Class XVII graduates include:
Kristin Alsup, Oklahoma City
Christy Combs, Eufaula
Crystal Cowan, Guthrie
Patrick Crouch, Broken Arrow
Amanda Ford, Yukon
Brian Forrester, Miami
Jared Grissom, Earlsboro
Janlyn Hannah, Cache
Chad Hartin, Stuart
Brad Lyle, Guymon
Bob Mulligan, Tonkawa
Susan Murray, Stillwater
Bryan Nichols, Lone Grove
Shawn Norton, Ardmore
Dr. Josh Payne, Coweta
Robert Rana, Wister
Matt Sandmann, Milburn
Bambi Sidwell, Edmond
Preston Simic, Garber
Kirby Smith, Oklahoma City
Bill Steinert, Fairmont
Justin Street. Stillwater
Colleen Thornton, Welling
With the graduation of Class XVII, applications for Class XVIII are now available and must be submitted by May first. Click here for the OALP website to learn more about the program- and click here for the direct link to the Application for Class XVIII.
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