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OSU College of Ag Represented by Twenty Seniors of Significance for 2017-18 Academic Year- Most of Any Undergrad College

Thu, 30 Nov 2017 07:49:50 CST

OSU College of Ag Represented by Twenty Seniors of Significance for 2017-18 Academic Year- Most of Any Undergrad College The Oklahoma State University College of Agriculture produced twenty of the forty eight Seniors of Significance for the 2017-2018 Academic Year- all 48 are being honored this evening in a special reception on the Campus in Stillwater by the OSU Alumni Association.

The Seniors of Significance Award recognizes students who have excelled in scholarship, leadership and service to campus and community and have brought distinction to OSU.

"The OSU Alumni Association is proud to honor this year's Seniors of Significance," says Chris Batchelder, Alumni Association president and CEO. "These students will go on to become impactful alumni upon graduation and will make Oklahoma State proud."

The 48 students represent the top one percent of the Class of 2018 including all six OSU undergraduate colleges. The College of Agriculture has the most Significant Seniors of the six colleges.


Here are the Seniors of Significance from the College of Ag for 2017-2018:



William Starr, Microbiology and Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Cody Dean, Agricultural Education, Agra, Oklahoma
Megan DeVuyst, Agribusiness, Morrison, Oklahoma
Jake Fanning, Agribusiness Pre-Law, Laverne, Oklahoma
Micah Gillezeau, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Spanish, Amarillo, Texas
Emily Hart, Animal Science, Edmond, Oklahoma
Hammons Hepner, Agricultural Economics and Finance, Freedom, Oklahoma
Brittany Krehbiel, Agricultural Economics, Hydro, Oklahoma
Grayson Kuehny, Agricultural Economics, Elmore City, Oklahoma
Courtney Mapes, Animal Science, Alva, Oklahoma
Angel Molina, Agribusiness, Johnson City, Kansas
Taylor Neilson, Animal Science and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Meeker, Colorado
Grace Ogden, Plant and Soil Sciences, Muskogee, Oklahoma
Macy Perry, Animal Science, Prather, California
Libby Schultz, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Wichita Falls, Texas
Madison Slawson, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, McAlester, Oklahoma
Gatlin Squires, Agribusiness Pre-Law, Kingfisher, Oklahoma
Liza Van der Laan, Plant and Soil Science, Frederick, Oklahoma
Luke Werth, Agribusiness, Elk City, Oklahoma
Caleb Wilson, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Tulsa, Oklahoma



   

 

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