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E Received Transcripts August 18, 2017 COMPLETED APPLICATIONS AND TRANSCRIPTS ARE DUE BY: FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2017 @ 11:30AM Name College #1 College #2 College #3 College #4 College #5 Basic Fire Paramedic EMT 1 Abadillo, Maritza A. Brookhaven College 2 Adams, Austin R. Brookhaven College 3 Adams, Joshua D. Texas A& M University Collin College 4 Allred, Chase M. The University of Texas at Dallas Collin College 5 Anderson, Douglas L. Eastfield College 6 Anderson, Joshua Q. Texas Tech University 7 Anderson, William B. Air University Y 8 Andrews, Anthony J. Bossier Parish Community College 9 Arellano, Antonio J. Tarrant County College 10 Bahr, James M. Blinn College Y Y 11 Baker, Bryce A. The University of Texas at Arlington 12 Baker, Casen P. Stephen F. Austin State University 13 Basco, Ivan R. Texas Tech University University of North Texas Tarrant County College Rancho Santiago Community 14 Becker, Brian E. Saddleback College Colleges Y Y 15 Beckworth, Shelby J. King's University Southwestern Assemblies of God 16 Bell, Joshua J. University 17 Bell, Samantha N. Texas Woman's University Community College of the Airforce 18 Berry, David A. Coffeyville Communit College Collin College Y 19 Bibbs, Nathaneel W. Tarrant County College Y Y 20 Bielinski, Andrew E. Collin College Y Y 21 Bingham, Kyle W. South Plains College Y Y 22 Bingham, Sarah G. South Plains College 23 Blair, Hayden J. Texas State University Trinity Valley Community College 24 Blakes, Cameron University of Louisiana 25 Boone, Jesse W. Hill College Tarleton State University 26 Bowman, Daniel J. Palomar College Y Y Y 27 Boykin, Justin W. Angelina College University of Arkansas 28 Braswell, Bobby J. Trinity Valley Community College Eastfield College 29 Brem, Chad J. Grayson College Y Y 30 Brewer, Callie A. Baylor University 31 Brewer, Jeremy D. University of Central Arkansas Y 32 Bugg, Caitlyn I. Collin College University of North Texas 33 Bural, Devin C. Tarleton State University Tarrant County College 34 Bysak, Ryan J. Sinclair Community College Kent State University University of Cincinnati Y Y 35 Caldwell, Carly A. Texas Tech University 36 Carrington, Travis J. Navarro College Tarrant County College Kilgore College 37 Cesario, Cameron El Centro- DCCCD Tarrant County College North Central Texas College Y 38 Clark, William A. Tarleton State University Citrus College Cisco College Abilene Christian University E Received Transcripts August 18, 2017 COMPLETED APPLICATIONS AND TRANSCRIPTS ARE DUE BY: FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2017 @ 11:30AM Name College #1 College #2 College #3 College #4 College #5 Basic Fire Paramedic EMT 39 Cobb, Kalin E. Stephen F. Austin State University 40 Cohron, Joshua D. San Diego Community College District Y 41 Cole, Gilliam R. Paris Junior College 42 Cole, Tyler Southwest Texas Junior College 43 Craven, Aaron Lone Star College 44 Currington, Carli A. Midwestern State University 45 Davis, Jonathan M. Y Y 46 Davis, Joseph M. North Central Texas College Y 47 Davis, Randy Rose State College Transcript Y 48 DeFilippis, Matthew J. Metropolitan State University Redrocks Community College 49 Diaville, Gregory P. University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Northeastern State University 50 Duncan, Max W. S'Ambrose University 51 Dunn, Alexis AM Galveston College Tarrant County College University of Houston Y Y 52 Fisher, Zachary R. Richland College University of North Texas 53 Flowers, Adam D. Grayson College 54 Floyd, Travis D. 1.North Central Texas College University of North Texas University of Texas at Tyler University of Mary Hardin- Baylor Eastfield College Y 55 Fox, Austin TD Collin College Northwood University Y Y 56 Fox, Madison B. Trinity Valley Community College 57 Freeman, Matthew R. University of Missouri-Columbia Oklahoma State University Collin College Y Y 58 Galo, Anthony S. Texas State University 59 Garcia, Erick A. North Central Texas College University of North Texas Collin College Austin Community College 60 Garret, Colton C. Navarro College 61 Gideon, Brandon C. Richland College University of North Texas Dallas Baptist University 62 Gloss, Dan P. Elgin Community College Northern Illinois University 63 Gould, Kenson D. North Central Texas College 64 Gregory, Gerald S. Hawaii Pacific University 65 Gross, James J. University of Arkansas Collin College Stephen F. Austin State University Y Y 66 Guillot, Tyler C. Southwest Texas Junior College Texas State University 67 Guyton, Anthony R. University of Arkansas at Little Rock 68 Hall, Dereck w. Collin College Texas A &M University 69 Hall, Richard C. Weatherford College North Central Texas College Y Y 70 Hall, Zachary Arlington Career Institute 71 Hamlin (Liddell), Juley Sam Houston State University Blinn College Collin College Y 72 Harris, John M. Texas A&M University Commerce Collin College 73 Harrison, Joshua J. San Jose State University Northlake College 74 Hayes, Anthony Murray State University The University of Memphis 75 Henriquez, Bryan Navarro College Tarrant County College Y 76 Herbelin, Elise A. McLennan Community College 77 Hillman, Brady J. Y 78 Hinokosa, Miles A. Collin College Brookhaven College 79 Hoffman, Aubrey E, St. Petersburg College University of South Florida 80 Holloway, Brooke E. Western Kentucky University Brookhaven College 81 Hopkins, Cole A. University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 82 Howard, Benjamin C. Texas A&M University- Commerce Richland College The University of Texas at Dallas 83 Howard, Chad L. Central Texas College 84 Hughes, Jake P. Texas Tech University E Received Transcripts August 18, 2017 COMPLETED APPLICATIONS AND TRANSCRIPTS ARE DUE BY: FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2017 @ 11:30AM Name College #1 College #2 College #3 College #4 College #5 Basic Fire Paramedic EMT 85 Hunsaker, Gregory B. Tarleton State University Grayson College 86 Jackson, Sheldon B Lone Star College Trinity Valley Community College Blinn College Texas A&M University Eastfield College Y Y 87 Jeffcoat, Haley R. Y Y 88 Jenkins, Alexander W. Collin College 89 Johnson, Jake R. North Central Texas College Vernon College Weatherford College 90 Johnson, Matthew Oklahoma State University 91 Johnston, Shannon P. Louisiana Tech University 92 Joseph A. Peters Texas Woman's University University of North Texas 93 Kaftajian, Raffi J. North Central Texas College 94 Kamman, Jonathan S. Michigan State University 95 Kelly, Alexandra M Eastfield College 96 Key, Cody S. University of North Texas Tyler Junior College North Central Texas College 97 Kirk, Ryan J. University of Nebraska- Omaha 98 Lambert, Ryan M. Harding University North Central Texas College University of North Texas Tarrant County College Y Y 99 Landon(Padgett), Jacob H. University of Central Oklahoma 100 Langford, Kevin G. Blinn College Tarrant County College Texas A&M University 101 Latham, Jordan T. Tarrant County College Texas Tech University 102 Lloyd, Austin W. Collin College University of Arkansas 103 Louis, Jeremy B. Tarleton State University 104 Manolis, James Northern Kentucky University 105 Margraff, Michael T. Collin College Long Beach City College 106 Markis, Slaughter D. Hinds Community College 107 Martin, Alexander B. Stephen F. Austin State University 108 Martin, Stephen C. Southwest Tennessee Community College 109 Massarella, Joshue S. Texas Tech University Collin College 110 McDermett, Blair M. University of North Texas Eastfield College 111 Mcdonald, Maxwell H. University of North Texas Y Y 112 McFarland, Phillip Kaplan University 113 McKean, Kyle M. University of Central Arkansas University of Arkansas-Pulaski 114 McNamara Navarro College 115 Meekhof, Brandon D. San Diego Community College District Y 116 Mendoza, Martin B. The University of Texas at Arlington 117 Mendoza, Martin B. Tarrant County College 118 Merriot, Justin M. Paris Junior College North Central Texas College Y Y 119 Munro, Zachary M. University of North Texas 120 Nixon, Jordan Trinity Valley Community College West Texas A&M University Texas Tech University 121 Noble, Uriel L. Herzing University Eastfield College 122 Norton, Sarah P. Brookhaven College Texas Woman's University St. Mary's University Centenary College of Louisiana San Antonio College 123 Nylec, Ryan T. Collin College Y Y 124 Osbon, Zachary N. Northeast Texas Community College Delta State University 125 Park,, Nolan(Hyung) College of Southern Nevada Northlake College University of Nevada The University of Texas at Dallas 126 Partain, Daniel N. Richland College 127 Perez, Andrew J. Tyler Junior College Y 128 Peters, Jeffrey R. Collin College 129 Petriem Eric G. Utah Valley University 130 Popkess, Wesley P. Eastern Oklahoma State College Oklahoma Wesleyan University Carl Albert State College 131 Powell, Nicholas N. Y Y 132 Powellm Sharde D. Texas Southern University 133 Ramirez. Oswaldo El Paso Community College Y Y 134 Raymond, Taylor R. Texas Tech University E Received Transcripts August 18, 2017 COMPLETED APPLICATIONS AND TRANSCRIPTS ARE DUE BY: FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2017 @ 11:30AM Name College #1 College #2 College #3 College #4 College #5 Basic Fire Paramedic EMT 135 Reedy, Maxwell H. Eastfield College North Central Texas College Collin College Y 136 Reese, Jace T. Trinity Valley Community College Cisco College West Texas A&M University 137 Reeves, Brian S. Tarrant County College Mountain View College Y 138 Richards, Corey S. Northwood University University of Charleston 139 Richardson, Rex A. Southeastern Oklahoma State University Grayson College Y Y 140 Rivas, Jesus Northern Arizona University 141 Robbins, Blake G. Austin College Y 142 Roberts, Aaron Dallas Baptist University 143 Roe, Clay W. The University of Texas at Arlington North Central Texas College Collin College 144 Rowell, Matthew S. University of North Texas Brookhaven College 145 Saunders, Christopher M. Weatherford College Hardin-Simmons University 146 Scamperle, Steven G. Collin College 147 Schwab, Justin R. North Central Texas College Collin College University of North Texas Brookhaven College 148 Shabazz, Martez L. Trinity Valley Community College University of Minnesota 149 Shaw, John D. Y Y 150 Sheahan, Zachary University of Illinois at Urbana Central Texas College 151 Sherman,Ellis M Cedar Valley College The University of Texas at Arlington 152 Simmons, Jerry E.
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