MESSAGE f r o m t h e FOUNDER

the Terry Foundation approaches its twenty-fifth JL JL anniversary next year, a modest beginning in 1986 has evolved into the states largest private source of scholarship funding for eight Texas public universities. After its first seventeen years at the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University, the Foundation expanded in 2004 to include Scholars at the University of Houston and at Texas State University-San Marcos. Later in 2006, the program expanded again to the University of Texas at San Antonio and the University of Texas at Dallas, and again in the fall of 2010 to the University of North Texas in Denton.

In 2010, the Board of Directors approved additional growth for the Terry Foundation Scholarship Program to Texas Tech University in Lubbock. The first Scholars for Texas Tech were selected at interviews in April 2011 and will begin college in the fall of 2011. The Foundation is pleased to welcome this outstanding institution to the Terry program. Howard L. Terry This past April, the Foundation selected 200 new 2011 Scholars. This will bring the total number of active Terry Scholars at all eight universities to 698.

The spring of 2011 also brought graduation to 133 Terry Scholars who join a growing body of Scholar Alumni that now numbers over 1,600. Our growing family of graduates are serving their communities in virtually every occupation and field of service imaginable. We greatly appreciate the many letters we get from our alumni around the world.

In October of 2010, the Foundation was honored by the National Association of Scholarship Providers at its annual conference in Denver by being selected as the National Scholarship Provider of the Year. The Foundation joins a small and distinguished list of outstanding organizations who have been recognized with this prestigious award.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Foundation staff, we would like to thank all the participating university staffs for their invaluable assistance during our annual interview process as well as their continued support throughout the year.

Remember, the harder you work, the luckier you get!

Howard L. Terry July 21, 2011

The award ribbon pictured on the cover is symbolic o f the Foundations being honored as the 2010 National Scholarship Provider o f the Year by the National Association o f Scholarship Providers. CONTENTS

History of the Foundation...... 2-3 The Terry Scholarship Program...... 4-3 About Texas Tech University...... 6-7 About the University of North Texas...... 8-9 2010 University of North Texas Scholars...... 10-11 About the University of Texas at San Antonio...... 12-13 2007 University of Texas at San Antonio Scholars...... 14-13 2008 University of Texas at San Antonio Scholars...... 16 2009 University of Texas at San Antonio Scholars...... 17 2010 University of Texas at San Antonio Scholars ...... 18-19 F o u n d e r s . . ~ ^ , About the University of Houston...... 20-21 HOWARD L. TERRY . . , 2007 University or Houston Scholars...... 11-Id NANCY M. TERRY 2008 University of Houston Scholars ...... 24 2009 University of Houston Scholars ...... 25 Foundation Board Chair 2010 University of Houston Scholars...... 26-27 RH ETT G CAMPBELL About the University of Texas at Austin ...... 28-29 2006 University of Texas at Austin Scholars...... 30 2007 University of Texas at Austin Scholars...... 31-40 2008 University of Texas at Austin Scholars...... 41-45 EDWARD T. CO TH AM JR. 2009 University of Texas at Austin Scholars...... 46-48 2010 University of Texas at Austin Scholars...... 49-51 D iv e c to r s The Year in Review...... 52-57 JIM DAVIS About the University of Texas at Dallas ...... 58-59 YVONNE RODE M OODY 2007 University of Texas at Dallas Scholars ...... 60-61 2008 University of Texas at Dallas Scholars...... 62 R. CARTER OVERTON 111 2Q09 University 0f Texas at Dallas Scholars...... 63 JEFFREY C. STICHLER 2010 University of Texas at Dallas Scholars ...... 64-65 GAYLE STINSON About Texas State University-San M arcos...... 66-67 JO HN W. STORMS 2006 Texas State University-San Marcos Scholars ...... 68 2007 Texas State University-San Marcos Scholars...... 69-70 2008 Texas State University-San Marcos Scholars...... 71-72 D irector o f Scholar Relations 2009 Texas State University-San Marcos Scholars ...... 73 BETH W. FREEMAN 2010 Texas State University-San Marcos Scholars...... 74-75 About Texas A&M University...... 76-77 Foundation Staff 2006 Texas A&M University Scholars...... 78 BECKY ADAMS 2007 Texas A&M University Scholars ...... 79-87 2008 Texas A&M University Scholars ...... 88-91 RO B E RT L. PARKE R 2009 Texas A&M University Scholars ...... 92-94 LAURA L. SANDERS 2010 Texas A&M University Scholars ...... 95-98 BRANDY N. SKILLERN About the Founders...... 99 JAMIE THYSSEN About the Directors and Staff...... 100-101 About the Advisory B oard...... 102 In Memory ...... 103 Index ...... 104-108 HISTORY of t h e FOUNDATION

“Success is the attainment o f the goals you ve set for yourself in life. ” -Howard L. Terry

he Terry Foundations goal is to improve and develop the T State of Texas by assisting Texas students to attend the state’s finest public universities. The Foundation hopes that these students will have a significant impact on the future leadership of the state and nation. To achieve this goal, the Foundation awards scholarships to students who meet the high standards set by the Founders.

What began in 1986 as a small scholarship program is now the state’s largest private source of scholarships for the University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, the University of Houston, Texas State University-San Marcos, the University of Texas at San Antonio, the University of Texas at Dallas, the University of North Texas, and Texas Tech University, with over 650 Terry Scholars enrolled. But its origin was neither large nor legendary — it was as Founder Howard Terry and 1987 UT-Austin Scholar Jina Kim Yun at humble and low-profile as the Founders whose name it bears. the 1991 Winedale Picnic. In the early years o f the Foundation, all the Scholars at the annual picnic could sit together around just a few tables. The Terry Scholarship Program was born of a desire of Howard and Nancy Terry to help young people to help themselves. A The Terrys’ desire to help young people was influenced greatly by longtime resident of Houston, Howard Terry had been active for Howard Terry’s own college experience: he had attended the many years in banking, construction, real estate and oil and gas. University of Texas on an athletic scholarship, becoming captain of With profound business success over the decades and their family’s the football team and graduating in 1938. His family origins in needs met, the Terrys developed a growing desire to give back to Cameron, Texas were modest and it was only through the the community and, specifically, to help young people to reach generosity of others that his college education had been made their goals in higher education. possible. Mr. Terry never forgot the helping hand that he had received in attending college and was determined to extend that In 1986, the Terrys began considering a variety of options in their same help to a new generation of students. desire to make a lasting contribution to the future of Texas higher education. After evaluating ideas as varied as university campus After seeking counsel from sources that included former UT construction projects and endowed-chair faculty positions, the coach Darrell Royal (an original Foundation Board Member) and Terrys were still not satisfied. Knowing that universities are more Houston attorney Rhett Campbell (Board Member since than buildings and classrooms, inception and now Board Chair), the Terrys Howard Terry had repeatedly declined determined that their most lasting contribution to allow the universities to honor his would be through a perpetual endowment that previous contributions by placing his would provide college scholarships for students name on campus structures: “Mortar who had demonstrated the capacity to become and bricks will eventually be torn outstanding future leaders and who needed down,” he reasoned. The Terrys financial assistance to achieve their goals in believed, in the long term, that a higher education. From this simple concept, the university - like the state it represents - Terry Foundation was created in 1986 to be the is only as good as the educated citizens source of a perpetual scholarship program. it produces. Thus was born a desire The first scholarship recipients, known since then to invest in the students who would as “Terry Scholars,” were selected at interviews attend the public colleges and At one o f the earliest picnics, Mr. Terry addressed held in the spring of 1987. That original class of universities in Texas. all the Scholars — without a microphone.

★ ★ "V '■V ^ T erryfoundation the University of Texas at Dallas and the University of Texas at San Antonio, and again in 2010 at the University of North Texas. In the fall of 2011, the program will expand again to include Scholars at Texas Tech University. Strategic future plans call for the program’s ultimate expansion to other public universities in Texas.

Since its inception, the Terry Scholarship Program has assisted 2,600 Texas college students to achieve their goals in higher education. The Foundation Board oversees a large endowment and now includes four members who are Terry Scholar Alumni. The The earliest Scholar classes at each university numbered as few as eight. program was honored in 2010 by the National Association of Scholarship Providers in being named National Scholarship seventeen 1987 Scholars was joined in the 1988-1989 academic year Provider of the Year. Chartered to exist into perpetuity, the by seventeen additional recipients. Over the years, the number of Foundation is designed to continue in the future to add Scholars selected has increased, with the most recent spring 2011 scholarships each year. interviews having resulted in the selection of 200 new freshmen Howard and Nancy Terry continue to be participants in the Scholars. These recipients will join the upper-class Scholars to number scholarship program that bears their name. It has become larger 698 Terry Scholars enrolled for the 2011-2012 academic year. than they ever imagined, fulfilling in the process their dreams of During the first seventeen years of the Foundation’s history, making a difference in the lives of students across the state. Despite Scholars attended only the University of Texas at Austin or Texas his extraordinary success in ventures that made the Terry A&M University. In the fall of 2004, the Foundation Scholarship Foundation possible, Howard Terry observes that “the Terry Program expanded for the first time, when Terry Scholars were Foundation is the most important thing I’ve done in my life, named at the University of Plouston and at Texas State University- because it’s enabled me to help more people than I would have ever San Marcos. Additional growth provided scholarships in 2006 at been able to help otherwise.”

Founders Howard and Nancy Terry with the Terry Scholars, Directors, staff, Alumni and special guests. 2007 Winedale Picnic.

T erryfoundation ^ '■V ★ ★ 3 the TERRY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Criteria

he Terry Foundation awards scholarships to Texas high T school seniors who have been accepted for admission to the University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University at College Station, the University of Houston, Texas State University- San Marcos, the University of Texas at San Antonio, the University of Texas at Dallas, North Texas State University, or Texas Tech University. To be selected to receive a scholarship, potential Terry Scholars must demonstrate academic excellence, leadership and financial need.

Terry Scholars are distinguished by a deep-rooted desire to enrich the general welfare of the community and an established record of leadership. In order to select Scholars with the greatest potential for success, the Foundations selection committees focus on Robby Smith, Jamie Hoelscher and Darcy Moreland. candidates with a demonstrated history of involvement in 2010 TAMU Banquet. activities, outstanding scholastic achievement and a well-rounded personality marked by a desire to succeed. The Selection Process Nominations for Terry Scholarship awards are accepted only from the designated offices at the eight universities affiliated with the Each year in April, the Terry Foundation announces the new class Foundation. Nominations are not accepted from any other source. of Terry Scholars after an intensive two-step selection process. Early each spring, the universities nominate candidates from the freshman class that will matriculate the next fall. In selecting nominations, the universities adhere to the selection criteria guidelines established by the Terry Foundation.

While the numbers of nominations and subsequent scholarships have grown substantially since the first scholarships were awarded in 1987, the process to win a scholarship has remained highly competitive. In selecting finalists, the selection committees at the affiliated universities are limited to a small fraction of the thousands of applications received.

The Foundation administration invites the finalists to formal interviews conducted each spring concurrently in Austin, Houston and Dallas. Finalists meet with a six-member panel consisting of members of the Foundation Board of Directors, Alumni Scholars and current Terry Scholars. The interview panels make the final selections and new Scholars are notified prior to May 1 st of the interview year.

The UT-Dallas 2010 Scholar tee-shirt. 2010 UT-Dallas Orientation. In April 2011, the thirteen interview panels met with 416 finalists for the final selection process. Of those finalists, 200 were selected for Terry Scholarship Awards.

4 ★ ★ A + + Terryfoundation The Terry Foundation seeks to provide adequate financial support The Stipend for each Terry Scholar so that students may concentrate on The Terry Scholarship Award holds the potential to be a four-year academics and college-related activities, without having to incur stipend. Initially, the scholarship is awarded for a Scholar’s first debt to finance their education. In addition, the Scholarship year of college and is renewed annually at the discretion of the Program is designed to eliminate the need for Scholars to work Board of Directors. In order to continue as a Terry Scholar, a during the college years. student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5, meet the requirements for mandatory attendance at specific Terry Foundation events and fulfill other reporting requirements. Funding The Terry Scholarship Program is funded by the earnings of a The amount of the stipend is based on the cost of attendance at substantial endowment that has been provided solely by the the universities, including tuition, fees, books, on-campus room Founders and is managed by the Terry Foundation. The and board and miscellaneous expenses. The actual specific amount Foundation is chartered to exist into perpetuity and anticipates of the stipend will vary for each Scholar, depending on other additional growth based on incremental endowment by scholarship awards and the ability of the Scholar’s family to the Founders. contribute to the cost of college. Over the years, the average amount of the stipends has increased each year due to increases in cost of living and tuition.

CUMULATIVE TOTAL NUMBER OF TERRY SCHOLARS

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Terryfoundation + ★ ★ 5 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY

English and Philosophy Building, Texas Tech University.

exas Tech University has the distinction of being the largest and medical school all on the same campus, which facilitates the comprehensive higher education institution in the western transition to professional studies. two-thirds of Texas and serves a region larger than 46 of the A strong art and music program is balanced with growing research nation’s 50 states. Located in Lubbock, Texas Tech has grown to in a number of sustainable energy areas. New areas of research in become a major research university while retaining the feel of a solar and nuclear energies as well as smart grids and storage are smaller liberal arts institution. Texas Tech’s enrollment of more supported by major endowed chairs. Texas Tech researchers are than 30,000 allows students to have one-on-one interactions with also known for their work in creative and technical writing, food top faculty in a traditional campus atmosphere. safety, environmental toxicology and wind science. The university offers more than 150 bachelor’s degrees, 100 Texas Tech students come from nearly every county in Texas, master’s degrees and 50 doctoral degree choices. Plus, as part of the almost every state in the Union and more than 100 countries. Texas Tech University System, Texas Tech shares the same campus Students study on the TTU campus in Seville, Spain and participate with its sister university, the Texas Tech University Health Sciences in programs in more than 80 countries. They win prestigious, Center. The close proximity makes Texas Tech the only institution nationally competitive scholarships such as the William J. Fulbright, in the state with undergraduate and graduate schools, a law school Gates-Cambridge, and Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships and are

★ ★ -V '■V ^ T erryfoundation known for national academic championships in chess, animal sciences, debate and law.

Texas Tech is proud to boast of one of the finest and most diverse faculties in the nation. Faculty members excel in teaching, research and service, as well as winning prestigious national awards. In 2010, three faculty members received CAREER awards from the National Science Foundation. These awards recognize the brightest and most promising young faculty from across the nation. The Texas Tech Phi Beta Kappa chapter received the highest possible rating for 2008-2009 from the national Phi Beta Kappa Society.

Community engagement plays an important role at Texas Tech. In 2006, the university was one of the first 62 institutions in Texas to earn the Carnegie Foundation’s classification for Community Engagement. In 2007 and 2008 the university was named to the Corporation for National and Community Service President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. In 2009, more than 197,000 individuals participated in TTU community partnerships and activities; 118,000 of these were K-12 students and teachers. Lubbock is a thriving city of 218,000 people that is the economic Texas Tech is home to the Lubbock Lake Landmark, an and medical center of a 26-county region. While Lubbock has internationally known archeological site; the Texas Tech Museum, maintained a rich agricultural heritage with cotton remaining the which is accredited by the American Association of Museums; major crop with 2-3 million bales of cotton produced annually, it Texas Tech University Press; the Maedgen Theatre, home to Texas has become a major retail and medical center for the Texas South Tech University’s Department of Theatre and Dance Plains and Eastern New Mexico. productions; and the Moody Planetarium. Lubbock has a rich quality of life with varied music and cultural venues. The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. Ballet Lubbock and the Lubbock Chorale also thrive in the city, along with an annual Arts Festival that brings visitors from across the region. The Underwood Center for the Arts and numerous small galleries and community theater groups anchor a strong arts and theater scene.

There is no better place to be right now than Texas Tech University. Not since the university was founded in 1923 has there been such opportunity or momentum. Graduate and undergraduate enrollments are at record levels. Total research expenditures topped $123 million this year, up from about $50 million in 2008. Faculty and students are winning international acclaim. TTU is recruiting and hiring top-flight faculty in a variety of disciplines. The Texas Tech goal is simple: become one of the nation's great research universities.

Terryfoundation -V + + ★ ★ THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS

Administration Building, University o f North Texas.

uring its rich 120-year history, the University of North education and business. As a university at the forefront of change, D Texas has progressed from a private normal school to a UNT provides a broad-based, student-focused education powered large, comprehensive public research university with 12 colleges by award-winning faculty who unleash students’ potential and and schools offering 97 bachelor’s, 88 master’s, and 40 doctoral advisors and mentors who help guide and keep them on track in degree programs, many nationally and internationally recognized. earning their degrees.

The flagship of the UNT System, UNT is the leading university The more than 7,900 students who graduate from UNT each year in the North Texas region and an important driver for join the university’s more than 326,000 living alumni who already the country’s sixth-largest economy. With more than 36,000 are transforming the world. The university boosts the regional students, UNT ranks 33rd nationally in enrollment among economy by more than $1.3 billion annually, and UNT alumni all four-year public universities and is among the largest boost the area’s economy by more than $ 10 billion annually. universities in Texas. The university has been named one of America’s 100 Best College Known for its comprehensiveness, UNT is a diverse institution Buys for 13 consecutive years and offers the quality of a private that is furthering its impact in science, engineering and university at an affordable cost. It is listed as a “Best in the West” nanotechnology while building on its foundation in the arts, college by The Princeton Review.

★ ★ + '■V ^ Terryfoundation UNT attracts students from all walks of life - from students who are the first in their family to earn a degree to those who transfer to the university to complete their educational journey. UNT is among the top 30 universities in the nation for the number of undergraduate degrees awarded to ethnic minority students, who account for more than one-third of the university student body. Among public universities, UNT ranks first in Texas and fourth nationally for the enrollment of transfer students.

The university’s diverse population includes nearly 2,000 international students who come from every corner of the world, and UNT students hone their worldviews through a global- minded education steeped in an appreciation of other cultures and study abroad. UNT is one of the top producers of doctoral graduates in Texas, and it plays a critical role in keeping the state’s industries vibrant and competitive while contributing to the global knowledge base.

T erryfoundation -V -V ★ ★ 9 2010 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS

Mikayla D. Barber Shera D. Gary JaRod A. Hall Theresa K. Hunter Christopher W. James Irving, TX Cross Plains, TX Carrollton, TX Groesbeck, TX Lewisville, TX McArthur High School Cross Plains High School R.L. Turner High School Groesbeck High School Lewisville High School Major: Interdisciplinary Studies Major: Apparel Design Major: Music Education Major: Psychology Major: Mathematics

Irvin J. Loza Katrennah A. McComb Travis T. McCullough Mallory C. Miner Clifford S. Morrison Lewisville, TX Round Rock, TX Millsap, TX Whitehouse, TX Hughes Springs, TX Lewisville High School Round Rock High School Millsap High School Whitehouse High School Hughes Springs High School Major: International Studies Major: Biology Major: Business Major: Business Major: Biochemistry

Jacob Springer, Brendan Mueller, Cassandra Wilson, TAMU Development Relations Coordinator Cathy McWhorter, Larry Sullivan and Josh Hughes. 2010 TAMU Banquet.

10 ★ ★ A + + Terryfoundation 2010 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS

Jonathon W. Quinnelly Jacob G. Schumann Texarkana, TX Greenville, TX Texas High School Greenville High School Major: Radio/Television/Film Major: Biology

Advisory Board Member Abby Howell (TAMU2001), Scholar Alumna Kristen Joe D. South Alyssa M. Thompson Cummings (TAMU2004) and Advisory Board Member Brian Carroll (UT-Austin Clyde, TX Carrollton, TX Clyde High School 1994). 2010 Alumni Luncheon. Creekview High School Major: Chemistry Major: Journalism

Christopher K. Turner Chelsey M. Yamashita Rosenberg, TX Denton, TX Lamar Consolidated John H. Guyer High School High School Major: Political Science Major: Supply Chain Management Cilttyn

Caitlyn Kubenka and Ashton Baker. 2010 TAMU Banquet.

T erryfoundation ^ A ★ ★ 11 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

Main Building, 1604 Campus, University o f Texas at San Antonio.

he University of Texas at San Antonio is one of the fastest- Policy, College of Sciences and Honors College. Master’s and growing higher education institutions in Texas and the doctoral degree programs are coordinated through the UTSA third-largest academic institution in the prestigious University of Graduate School. Thirteen percent of the student body is enrolled Texas System. Located in the seventh-largest city in the nation and in graduate programs. second-largest city in Texas, the university has become the regional As the region’s largest generator of engineers, artists, business center for higher education, reflected in more than a 30 percent professionals, teachers, scientists and technology managers, UTSA growth in enrollment over the last 10 years. has produced more than 80,000 alumni since awarding its first Created by an act of the Texas Legislature in 1969, UTSA enrolled degrees in August 1974. its first students in 1973. In its short history, the university has The university’s campuses provide access and opportunity for large grown to an enrollment of more than 30,000 students and three numbers of historically underserved students. More than 60 percent campuses: the Main Campus in northwest San Antonio with more of UTSA’s students come from groups underrepresented in than 30 buildings for teaching, research and student life on two higher education and many are the first in their families to attend tracks totaling 725 acres; the Downtown Campus with four a college or university. buildings on 18 acres; and the HemisFair Park Campus, home of the Institute of Texan Cultures, a museum with 45,000 square feet Outside of the classroom, students may choose from more than of exhibit space and five recreation Texas Frontier structures. 280 student organizations. UTSA’s Recreation Center boasts the tallest indoor rock climbing wall at a Texas college. The university UTSA serves more students than any other higher education also offers students on-campus housing and an expanded institution in South Texas, offering more than 130 degree University Center. programs in eight colleges: College of Architecture, College of Business, College of Education and Human Development, College In December 2008, the University of Texas Board of Regents of Engineering, College of Liberal and Fine Arts, College of Public granted the university permission to expand athletics with the

12 ★ ★ A \ Terryfoundation addition of an NCAA Division I football program. In March 2009, the university hired Larry Coker, who led the University of Miami to a national championship in 2001, as the Roadrunners founding head football coach. UTSA will play its first football game in the Alamodome on September 3, 2011. In 2012, the Roadrunners will compete in the Western Athletic Conference.

Today, as an emerging research university, UTSA continues to remain committed to its original mission of providing affordable, accessible higher education to the people of Texas and beyond. Balancing excellence with access is an imperative that has been embraced by the university community as both a goal and a responsibility. Research Institute, based at UTSA, to position San Antonio as a The university’s growth in student population has been matched national leader in green technology research. In October 2010, by outstanding additions to faculty and to the number of endowed UTSA received Association for Assessment and Accreditation of chairs and professorships. In the 2010-2011 academic year, the Laboratory and Animal Care (AAALAC) International accreditation, university had 622 tenured and tenure-track faculty positions and elevating its animal research program to the level shared with 1,078 non-tenure track faculty and teaching assistants. The St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the American Red Cross university has 36 endowed positions, including 14 distinguished and the National Institutes of Health. chairs that are endowed at $ 1 million each. UTSA research is as diverse as its student body. Awards from UTSA is making great strides in the research arena. Research and federal, state and local agencies, as well as private foundations, sponsored program funds totaled more than $70 million in 2010. support a wide range of basic and applied research projects, public That same year included many research advances at UTSA. In service work and training programs. 2010, the university welcomed Helenita, the world’s most powerful The university continues to make great research strides in its five electron microscope, to its Department of Physics and Astronomy. areas of research strength: health, energy, security, sustainability, The microscope, manufactured by JEOL USA, has raised global and human and social development. To that end, the university awareness of UTSA and is attracting researchers from around the partners with a variety of local research organizations such as the world. Also, San Antonio-based CPS Energy announced a 10-year, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, Southwest $30 million research initiative with the Texas Sustainable Energy Research Institute®, Texas Biomedical Research Institute, the military, the government and local utilities. The university also maintains research collaborations across the nation and abroad.

UTSA is committed to enabling technology-based economic development in the South Texas region. The university is part of a technology commercialization ecosystem that includes pure, applied and translational research, intellectual property creation and licensing, and company formation, funding, education, staffing and incubation.

The University of Texas at San Antonio is committed to becoming recognized as a national research university, providing access to educational excellence and preparing citizen leaders for the global environment.

T erryfoundation ^ '■V ★ ★ 13 2007 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

Steven H. Castro Chelsea K. Doria Fallyn Marie Perry E. Mullins San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX Bruni, TX Plano, TX William Howard Taft High School James Madison High School Bruni High School Plano East High School M ajor: Mathematics M ajor: Marketing M ajor: Political Science M ajor: Psychology Magna Cum Laude; President’s List: Fall 2007, Spring 2009; Honor Roll: Spring 2008, Fall 2008, Fall 2009; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges 2010; Terry Scholar Student Organization (Community Service Chair, Fall 2008-Spring 2009); Swing Cats UTSA (Spring 2008)

Marissa B. Ramos Enrique E. Segura Corpus Christi, TX Pearsall, TX Foy H. Moody High School Pearsall High School M ajor: Psychology M ajor: Accounting

Chris Patino. 2010 UT-Austin Orientation.

14 ★ ★ + -V-V Terryfoundation 2007 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

Amanda M. Snell Jasmine C. Tetley San Juan, TX San Antonio, TX Pharr San Juan Alamo High School Douglas MacArthur High School M ajor: International Business M ajor: Biology

Scholar Alumnus Michael Tong (UT-San Antonio 2008) with UT-San Antonio Assistant Director o f Scholarships and Programs Shirley Banez. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Katherine E. Williams Flatonia, TX Flatonia High School M ajor: Multidisciplinary Sciences Representative of UTSA Honors College from 2007-2011 at “The Great Conversation;” representative of Physics and Astronomy Department at “Friday Night Celestial Lights;” UTSA Baptist Student Ministry; UTSA Club Ultimate Frisbee team captain; Terry Scholar Student Organization Nicole Hawkins, Founder Howard Terry, Eric Tong and Foundation officer; Supplemental Instructor Director Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987). 2010 UT-San Antonio for Astronomy Banquet.

T erryfoundation -V -V ★ ★ 15 2008 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

Megan Duge Stephanie Estrada Beeville, TX Carrizo Springs, TX A.C. Jones High School Carrizo Springs High School Major: Business Management Major: Architecture

Aida Ghazvini Claudia V. Olveda Alyssa Douglas, Erick Chaves, Melissa Glenn, Sydney Robertson, Jayme Krepps and San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX Briana Miles. 2010 TAMU Orientation. Health Careers High School James Madison High School Major: Psychology Major: Finance

Anh T. Pham Harrison K. Pierce Michael E. Rivera S. Ashley Simpson Kryslin N. Starett La Porte, TX San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX Deer Park, TX La Porte High School Churchill High School Earl Warren High School Thomas Jefferson High School Deer Park High School Major: Mechanical Major: Construction Science Major: Mechanical Major: Music Education Major: Finance Engineering Engineering

Alexandra M. Villalobos Bryan A. Wiatrek Mario Zavala San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX Zapata, TX Douglas MacArthur High School Highlands High School Zapata High School Major: Interdisciplinary Major: Electrical Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Studies

★ ★ A 'V -V T erryfoundation 2009 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

Kileigh B. Agnello Shane E. Appel Brandon R. Arns Traci L. Bennevendo Cathryn E. Boethel New Braunfels, TX San Antonio, TX Richmond, TX Brady, TX West Columbia, TX Canyon High School Health Careers High School Travis High School Brady High School Columbia High School Major: Sociology Major: Biology Major: Business Major: Psychology Major: Music Education

Mary Le Hoang Brian J. Macias Tyler R. Martini Oanh Pham Stephanie M. Rodriguez Austin, TX San Antonio, TX Comfort, TX La Porte, TX Beeville, TX James Bowie High School Luther Burbank High School Comfort High School La Porte High School A.C. Jones High School Major: Biology Major: History Major: Biology Major: Biology Major: Biology

Bianca R. Rosas Kassie R. Stewart San Antonio, TX Portland, TX G.W. Brackenridge High School Gregory Portland High School Major: International Business Major: International Business

Scholar Alumnus Eli Solis (UT-San Antonio 2007) and Eric Solis. 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet.

Terryfoundation ^ -V A ★ ★ ^ 2010 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

Kevin C. Conway Melinda K. Fuqua Katy, TX Keller, TX Katy High School Keller High School Major: Accounting Major: Nursing

Caleb N. Geer Maranda D. Greses UT-Dallas Scholars present senior gift to Howard Terry: Sarah Ohlemacher, Austin, TX Corpus Christi, TX Shez Baqui, James Catalano, Therri Usher, Aimee Wilkerson and Tania Foster. Brentwood Christan School Richard King High School 2011 Winedale Picnic. Major: Geological Sciences Major: Interior Design

Cameron L. Haecker Nicole M. Hawkins Converse, TX San Antonio, TX Judson High School Churchill High School Major: Marketing Major: Clinical Laboratory Science

Wes Cantrell, Dana Johnson, Zach Johnson, Joseph Chrasta (back); Molly Buchanan Maria G. Hinojosa Brandy E. Johnson and Andrew Vuong (front). 2010 UT-Dallas Banquet. Laredo, TX Leander, TX R.T. Martin High School Leander High School Major: Biology Major: Psychology

★ ★ A- "V ^ T erryfoundation 2010 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

The UH Terry Scholars. 2010 UH Banquet.

Ishmael Mendez Taylor D. Newlin Sadie L. Rodriguez Eric A. Solis Ernest J. Thomas San Benito, TX Frisco, TX Beeville, TX San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX San Benito High School Dr. Justin Wakeland High School A.C. Jones High School Lee High School Northside Health Careers Major: Ethnic Studies Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Biology Major: Interdisciplinary High School Studies Major: Biology

Eric J. Tong Miriam D. Volosen San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX Churchill High School Louis D. Brandeis High School Major: Biology Major: Biology

Terryfoundation -V \ A ★ ★ 19 THE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON

The University o f Houston Cullen Performance Hall and the Houston skyline.

he University of Houston is a Carnegie-designated Tier world-class research through more than 30 research centers and in T One public research university recognized by The Princeton every academic department. In late 2009 the university made one Review as one of the nation’s best colleges for undergraduate of its most important physical expansions with the acquisition of education. One of the nation’s most ethnically diverse research the former Schlumberger global headquarters. The 74-acre universities, UH has been an integral part of the Houston complex is now home to the UH Energy Research Park, which community for more than 80 years. houses academic and energy-related research programs, administrative operations and third-party tenants with More than 38,500 students attend UH’s 12 academic colleges and connections to the university. The Energy Research Park is an the multidisciplinary Honors College. The university offers 120 integral step in becoming the world’s foremost energy university. undergraduate majors and minors, and several pre-professional The university’s research facilities also include the $81 million programs leading to careers in medicine, law, pharmacy, energy Science and Engineering Research Center and Classroom and more. UH also offers comprehensive programs leading to Complex, which provides facilities for the many interdisciplinary teacher certification and a five-year, dual-degree program. biomedical research programs that encompass UH Health. Students learn from faculty members who hold the Nobel Peace Building on Houston’s global positioning as home to the energy Prize, the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Awards, the National Medal of industry capital and the world’s largest and most prestigious Science, and numerous national and international awards for their medical center, UH Energy and UH Health are two of the work in the arts, humanities, sciences, engineering, business, law university’s most recent research initiatives. and social work. The Law Center has been cited as one of the “best values” in legal Faculty members conduct more than $100 million in research in education today. The Law Center is the leading law school in the such vital areas as superconductivity, space commercialization, nation’s fifth-largest legal market, and its curriculum is among the biomedical engineering, economics, biological sciences, education broadest offered in the Southwest. Its Institute for Intellectual Property and energy exploration. Faculty members and students conduct & Information Law is nationally ranked by U.S. News & World Report.

★ ★ "V ’V T erryfoundation Outstanding academic programs mark every area of study at UH: The university’s 667-acre campus abounds with parks, fountains, The Graduate Program in Creative Writing in the department of plazas, sculptures, trees and recreational fields, offering all the English is one of the leading cultural institutions in Texas and the amenities and high-tech facilities required by modern university Southwest. The program offers poets, fiction writers and life. The campus master plan will add more residence halls and non-fiction writers intensive training in both creative writing and other amenities to transform the campus from a commuter to a literary studies. The Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and residential one. Restaurant Management is the only program of its kind in Texas. Last fall, Cougar Village opened its doors to freshmen. The The Hilton College is consistently rated in the top five hospitality university’s newest residential complex offers a housing choice programs in the world. known as “Theme Housing,” which is comprised of floors and The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences educates tomorrow’s wings where students of common interests may choose to live. The creative artists and performers, economists, historians, journalists, Moody Fresh Food Company opened next door. This food-service linguists, literary critics, political scientists, psychologists and model is focused on meals being prepared in front of customers philosophers. CLASS provides all UH graduates with communication and being freshly prepared upon request. Regents recently and research skills, cultural awareness and the capacity for sound approved construction of three new projects - Cougar Village ethical and aesthetic judgments. Phase II, a sophomore residence hall, and a West Dining Hall - that will energize the west side of campus with student life and Students in the Moores School of Music consistently place first in move the university toward its goal of becoming a more residential regional and national competitions and the American Educational campus. UH also offers Cougar Lofts, loft-style living with an Research Association ranked the College of Education among the urban feel that provides the convenience of being on campus with top schools in the country in research productivity, with special the style of city living at its best. recognition for the pioneering of innovative technologies for teaching and learning. UH’s Welcome Center, where students can find a multitude of services ranging from admissions to financial aid, was completed Students in the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture routinely in 2006. These projects are in addition to the Campus Wellness win national and international competitions, and the Cullen and Recreation Center, one of the nation’s largest and most College of Engineering’s chemical engineering, mechanical advanced facilities of its kind, which was recognized by the engineering, and civil engineering programs are ranked among the National Intramural-Sports Association as one of the most top programs in the nation. outstanding sports centers in the nation. The Athletics More than 3,000 companies recruit Bauer College of Business Department at UH is truly world-class, with more than 78 team students each year. Bauer’s Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship and individual NCAA championships, and 65 Olympian athletes ranks as the nation’s best, according to The Princeton Review and and coaches earning a collective 39 medals. In June 2010, plans for Entrepreneur magazine, while its undergraduate program ranks a new $120 million football stadium and basketball arena first in Texas for total minority degrees awarded. There are 3,500 renovation were announced, to be constructed on campus. UH alumni who currently serve as president/CEO of their company. Complementing the campus offerings is the UH Distance The College of Pharmacy has partnered with the U.S. Food and Education program that provides educational opportunities to Drug Administration in a cooperative effort unique in the nation, students in outlying areas. The University of Houston offers the where students will help to develop and exchange scientific largest university distance education program in Texas. resources and educational opportunities. Pharmacy is among UH has awarded more than 260,000 degrees, with more than several UH colleges and programs listed among the top 10 177,000 alumni residing in the Houston metropolitan area. At the awarding first professional degrees to Hispanics. Others include: University of Houston, students are prepared to compete in the global Optometry, Architecture, Business and Marketing, marketplace and new knowledge is created to benefit future generations. Communications, Psychology and Multi-Interdisciplinary Studies.

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Angela S. Abouassi Ashley Chiarelli Alanna D. Douglas Christen L. Egge Pasadena, TX Houston, TX Houston, TX Rosenberg, TX J. Frank Dobie High School Alief Kerr High School Booker T. Washington High School Lamar Consolidated M ajor: Biology M ajor: Architecture M ajor #1: Communications— High School M inor: Medicine and Society American Institute of Architecture Public Relations M ajor: Social Work Summer Undergraduate Research Students M ajor #2: Business Administration Fellowship; Honors Ambassadors; Texas Spring Cypress Links Scholarship Recipient; Tri Delta Alumni Association American Medical Student Scholarship Recipient; Jack J. Valenti School Association President; Lebanese of Communication Alumni Association Student Association Secretary; Scholarship Recipient; Dean’s List: Fall 2009, Children’s Miracle Network Spring 2010; Greater Houston Visitors and Conventions Bureau Intern; Arte Publico Dance On Executive Board Press Intern; United States Organizations for Member; Terry Scholar Student Bankruptcy Alternatives Intern; Public Association Community Service Relations Student Society of America; Chair; Ronald McDonald House International Association of Business Communicators, VP of Communications Volunteer; Memorial Hermann (Fall 2009) and President (Spring 2010); Emergency Room Volunteer University of Houston Forensics Society- Debate Judge

Shannon R. Harrison Rincymol C. Mathai Leah L. Matthews Meaghan A. Mengler Dickinson, TX Bellaire, TX Port Aransas, TX Cypress, TX Dickinson High School Bellaire High School Port Aransas High School Cy-Springs High School M ajor: Communication M ajor: Biotechnology M ajor: Music/Vocal M ajor: Interdisciplinary Studies Sciences and Disorders M inor: Medicine & Society Performance Dean’s List; Tutor at Nehemiah M inor: Mathematics Dean’s List; International Society Terry Scholars at UH-Vice Center; Honors Retreat Dean’s List, Honors College; of Pharmaceutical Engineers President and Community Counselor; Terry Scholars at Terry Scholars at UH-Treasurer; (ISPE); Lion’s Club International- Service Chair; Golden Key UH-Historian NSSLFLA-Fundraising Charter Member; COT Student Society Committee member; Honors Ambassador; The Honors College; Retreat Counselor; Honors Undergraduate Council Student Advocate Representative

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Aamena S. Mohammed Erick Quiroga Marina T. Rodriguez Katy E. Sherman Houston, TX Galena Park, TX Brownsville, TX Waller, TX Cy-Falls High School Galena Park High School Gladys Porter High School Waller High School M ajor: Biology M ajor: Mechanical Engineering M ajor: Spanish M ajor: Human & Family M inor #1: Medicine and Society Development M inor #2: Business Administration University Honors; University of Houston Dean’s List; Honors College Dean’s List; Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society; Summa Cum Laude; IEFS study abroad scholarship recipient; Admitted to the University of Houston College of Optometry with scholarship; Pre-Optometry Professional Society-Community Service Chair; Honors Ambassadors; Honors Retreat Counselor; University of Houston College of Optometry Intern

Daniel G. Stidham Sugar Land, TX Kempner High School M ajor: Business Finance M inor: Accounting Outstanding Freshmen of the Year; Terry Ace; Dean’s List; Terry Scholars at UH-Vice President, President; Nehemiah Center Tutor; Community Service Chair-Filipino Student Association; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Finance Leah Matthews, Jam ie Kim, Blake Harms, Tammy Ngo and Aide Meza. 2010 UH Orientation. Association; Bauer Honors J * J * Program

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Kelsey E. Fyffe Blake A. Harms Melissa Hernandez Ashley N. Joyner Katie R. Kirsch Sugar Land, TX Houston, TX Spring, TX Deer Park, TX Conroe, TX Home School Strake Jesuit College Prep School Carl Wunsche High School Deer Park High South Conroe High School Major: Psychology Major: Computer Science Major: Accounting Major: Health Communications Major: Hotel & Restaurant Mgmt

Veronica A.J. Lizaola Clarence R. Madison II Bilal S. Mohammed Bianca R. Perez Reyes Ramirez Helotes, TX Houston, TX Houston, TX San Antonio, TX Klein, TX Sandra Day O’Connor S.P. Waltrip High School Eisenhower High School Luther Burbank High School Klein High School High School Major: Electrical Engineering Major: Mechanical Major: Radio/Television/Film Major: Political Science Major: A t History Engineering

Adan Razo Krystafer H. Redden M. Katalina Serna Houston, TX Humble, TX Houston, TX Cypress Ridge High School Atascocita High School Michael E. Debakey High School Major: Architecture Major: Political Science Major: Biology

Jacob A. Springer Alexandra B. Webster La-Krystal C. Williams TAMU Scholars Caroline Heiberg and Kayla Pearland, TX Katy, TX Houston, TX Patterson. 2011 Winedale Picnic. Pearland High School Katy High School James Madison High School Major: Mechanical Major: Business Management Major: Philosophy Engineering

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Irving Alcantara Pamela M. Ayala Rosenberg, TX Bellaire, TX B.F. Terry High School Bellaire High School Major: Music Education Major: Nutrition

Reyes Ramirez, Foundation Board Chair Rhett Campbell and Michael Drab. Aaron L. Barrier Michael A. Drab 2010 UH Banquet. Alvin, TX Houston, TX Alvin High School Cypress Creek High School Major: Communications Major: Philosophy

Jamie M. King Adilene Mendino Kyley L. Pitts Christopher D. Powell Catherine S. Seitz Sour Lake, TX Houston, TX The Woodlands, TX Van Alstyne, TX Rosenberg, TX Hardin Jefferson High School Charles H. Milby High School The Woodlands College Van Astyne High School B.F. Terry High School Major: Entrepreneurship Major: Civil Engineering Park High School Major: English Major: Hotel & Major: Marketing Restaurant Mgmt

Colleen S. Seitz Derrick D. Smith Ashley P. Vilardi Daveon S. Willis Rosenberg, TX Houston, TX Spring, TX Texarkana, TX B.F. Terry High School Charles H. Milby High School Klein Oak High School Liberty-Eylau High School Major: Hotel & Major: Marketing Major: English Major: Accounting Restaurant Mgmt

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Brooklynn A. Adelman Brittney A. Baker Cesar O. Casarez Katy, TX Houston, TX Irving, TX Morton Ranch High School Langham Creek High School Irving High School Major: Music Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Mathematics

Tanesha S. Charles Leah K. Eaton G. Nicholas Gaskin-Cole Founder Howard Terry with UT-San Antonio Professor Killeen, TX Bonham, TX Universal City, TX Dr. Harriett Romo. 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet. Ellison High School Bonham High School Judson High School Major: Pharmacy Major: Biology Major: Pharmacy

Natalie J. Harms Amanda C. Hilow Houston, TX Deer Park, TX St. Agnes Academy Deer Park High School Major: Journalism Major: English

2010-11 TFSO Officers: (left row top to bottom) Casey Giles, Jennifer Menard, John T. Kramer Kim Mai J. Le Caroline Heiberg and Kayla Patterson; (right row top to bottom) Justin Evans, Rockwall, TX Houston, TX Reagan Hobson and Molly Nichols. 2010 TAMU Orientation. Rockwall High School Michael E. Dabakey High School Major: English Major: Chemical Engineering

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Advisory Board Members Nellson Burns (TAMU 1993); Bob Gabriel (UT-Austin 1994); Kelley Dees-Atkinson (TAMU 1997); Doug Stanley (TAMU 1990); Susan Buck Hawthorne (UT-Austin 1997); Chris Dreiling (UT-Austin 1989); Brian Carroll (UT-Austin 1994); Foundation President Ed Cotham; Chad Pinson (UT-Austin 1992); Jessica Scott (TAMU 1993); Kathy Davis Duggan (UT-Austin 1987); Joseph Dowd (TAMU 1995); (seated) Alexis Dixon Johnson (UT-Austin 1994); Amanda Carlson Donohoe (UT-Austin 1987); Abby Howell (TAMU2001) and Foundation Director Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987). 2010 Alumni Luncheon.

Y. Sandy Lin Aide Meza Tam T. Ngo Houston, TX Houston, TX Deer Park, TX Michael E. Dabakey High School Charles H. Milby High School Deer Park High School Major: Biology Major: Interdisciplinary Studies Major: Communications

Edgar A. Rivera Nicola L Shatleh T7YMU Scholar Taryn Tipton and UT-San Antonio Houston, TX Pearland, TX Scholar Kay Lane Williams. 2011 Winedale Picnic. Klein Forest High School Pearland High School Major: Architecture Major: Biology

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Main Building, University o f Texas at Austin.

tudents at the University of Texas at Austin encounter a than 140 buildings on more than 410 acres, students have access S world of ideas, opportunities and challenges on a campus to academic centers and programs, archives, museums, and built upon 125 years of tradition and excellence. The university libraries filled with treasures that bring the world to life. Students enrolls about 50,000 students — including about 39,000 gaze upon paintings and sculptures in the Blanton Museum (the undergraduates — from richly varied ethnic and geographic largest university art museum in the country); thumb through backgrounds - students united in their pursuit of excellence in original manuscripts and collections from world-renowned higher education. authors, artists, and entertainers at the Harry Ransom Center; relive the turbulent 1960s at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library Recognized for its accomplishments in research, teaching, and and Museum; and study prehistoric fossils at the Texas public service, the university is the flagship of the 15-campus Memorial Museum. University of Texas System. On a main campus that houses more

★ ★ -V -V T erryfoundation Medal of Technology and Innovation; a recipient of the 2007 A.M. Turing Award; a 2008 and two 2009 Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) investigators; and the winner of the 1979 Nobel Prize in Physics. The university has 1,238 endowed academic positions - 314 chairs, 323 professorships, 20 visiting professorships, 126 lectureships, and 275 fellowships. From the efforts of individual faculty members to the work of 100 organized research units, scholarly inquiry covers a broad range of disciplines, spanning the known universe from the inner workings | ;h p fi -it n B- of atomic nuclei to the far reaches of space.

Every day Texas Exes (alumni of the university) make a difference in their communities as volunteers, teachers, journalists, artists, engineers, scientists, business leaders and lawyers. With world-renowned faculty, top-rated academic programs, successful alumni and such an enticing location, it’s no surprise that the University of Texas at Austin ranks among the best universities in the world.

The university’s culture of innovation and its position as the hub of the creative community of Austin drive a focus on new ideas, multidisciplinary research and bold innovations. Undergraduate students, including freshmen, are given opportunities to participate in cutting-edge research that results in discoveries that impact people all over the world. One of the advantages of attending a university with such a depth and breadth of resources is the choice from more than 100 majors in 13 undergraduate colleges and schools. The university also maintains research centers across the state that place its faculty and students at the forefront of study in such areas as nanotechnology, robotics, geophysics, astronomy, marine science, business, communication, nursing, history, literature, social sciences, and engineering.

The faculty of UT-Austin is composed of 3,030 professors and lecturers supported by approximately 3,020 assistant instructors and teaching assistants. They include three Pulitzer prize winners (for History in 1967 and 2006 and for Journalism in 1989); 2002 and 2008 Wolf Prize recipients; the 1991 and 2000 National Medal of Science recipients; two recipients of the 2007 National

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John D. Goodman Bellaire, TX Bellaire High School M ajor: Plan II Honors

Holly Watson, Tessa Doty and Nicolette Gaynor. 2010 Texas State Orientation.

Brett Shonebarger, Scott Jones, Dani Litovsky, Travis McDonald, and Rebecca Atman (Jront) with John Slaughter and Paul Slaughter (back). 2010 UT-Dallas Banquet.

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Sarah E. Aelvoet A. Vanessa Agwu Tausiq Ahmed Ammar Ashraf Castroville, TX Houston, TX Irving, TX Alice, TX Medina Valley High School Langham Creek High School MacArthur High School Alice High School M ajor: Accounting M ajor: Biology M ajor: Aerospace Engineering M ajor: Plan II University Honors; College M inor: Mathematics Scholar; Lutheran Campus UT Tower Award for Excellence Ministry in Volunteering; International Design-Build-Fly Competition; AUVSI-SUAS Competition; Hunger and Homeless Outreach (H20); American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (ALAA); Texas Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE)

Erene M. Attia Shoumi A. Barua Zahra F. Bhora Amanda L. Brand Bellaire, TX Houston, TX Arlington, TX George West, TX Bellaire Senior High School Westchester Academy for Mansfield Summit High School George West High School M ajor #1: Plan II Honors International Studies M ajor #1: Architectural M ajor: Public Relations M ajor #2: Sociology M ajor: Marketing Engineering M inor #1: Chemistry M ajor #2: Engineering Honors M inor #2: Biology University Honors-Fall 2007 thru Fall 2010; Engineering Cum Laude Ampla et Magna Honors Program Student; on Dean’s Honor List-Fall 2010; Undergraduate Research Plant Genetics Research Assistant-Center for Offshore Assistant and UT Technology; Architectural Undergraduate Research Fellow; Engineering Institute; Terry Recipient of Plan II Thesis Scholars Student Association; Travel Grant to Sydney, Phi Alpha Epsilon Honor Australia at Macquarie Society University; Recipient of College of Liberal Arts Undergraduate Research Award; Summer 2010 Study Abroad Alicante, Spain at La Universidad de Alicante

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Kaley M. Broadus Sarah L. Browning David A. Casso Donna Chan Houston, TX Mesquite, TX San Antonio, TX Fort Worth, TX Klein Forest High School West Mesquite High School McCollum High School Dunbar High School M ajor #1: French M ajor: Anthropology M ajor: Plan II Honors M ajor: Pharmacy M ajor #2: Linguistics Dean’s List; American Dean’s List-Magna Cum Laude; Pharmacists Association; Distinguished College Scholar; Christian Pharmacists Gilbert Scholarship Recipient; Fellowship International; Outstanding FR320E Student; UT Student Society of Health- Study Abroad-Grenoble, System Pharmacists; Phi France; National Society of Delta Chi Collegiate Scholars; Texas Exes Student Chapter

Jessica A. Collins Lauren E. Collins Anna F. Compton Kevin A. Davis Crosby, TX Austin, TX Cypress, TX Leander, TX Crosby High School James Bowie High School Cy-Fair High School Leander High School M ajor: Government M ajor: Biomedical Engineering M ajor: Biology M ajor: Electrical Engineering University Honors; Undergraduate Velocity Credit Union Research Fellowship; Society of Scholarship recipient 2007 and Women Engineers-CEW 2008; Longhorn Band; Coordinator; Community Affairs Volleyball/Basketball Band; Director and Rube Goldberg Kappa Kappa Psi Team Captain; Biomedical Outreach and Leadership Team- Secretary and President; Longhorn Band; Escape Dance; Secondary Instrument Ensemble; Sigma Alpha Iota

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Ashley N. Evans Victoria L. Foreman New Braunfels, TX Houston, TX New Braunfels High School James Madison High School M ajor: Civil Engineering M ajor: Political University Honors; Engineering Communications Honors Student; Distinguished College Scholar; Environmental Engineering Intern-Alan Plummer Associates, Inc.; Officer -American Water Works Association/Water Environment Federation; President, Vice President, Conference Chair, Secretary -American Society of Civil Engineers; Tau Beta Pi Founder Howard Terry and Advisory Board Member Tammira Early (Engineering Honor Society); Chi Epsilon (Civil Engineering Honor Philippe (TAMU 1991). 2010 UH Banquet. Society); Social Chair-Terry Scholar Student Association

Chelsea L. Francis Trenton C. Frederick Jurhee E. Freese Akmauri A. Glymph Madisonville, TX Nacogdoches, TX Rockwall, TX Richardson, TX Madisonville High School Nacogdoches High School Rockwall High School Richardson High School M ajor: English M ajor: Chemical Engineering M ajor: Marketing M ajor: Pharmacy National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Lambda Delta; University Honors; Terry Scholar Student Association-Secretary; Hook The Cure-Social Chair; Texas Exes Student Association; American Medical Student Association

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Rigoberto Gonzalez B. Caleb Graves Jason C. Heilig Omar Hernandez Houston, TX Stephenville, TX Dayton, TX Marble Falls, TX Sam Houston High School Stephenville High School Dayton High School Marble Falls High School Major: Finance Major: Human Biology Major: Management Info Major: Psychology University Honors; UT Speech Systems Team; American Forensics Association National Representative

Robert T. Hicks Rebecca K. Hill Alexandra C. Holmes Drew J. Hromadka Baytown, TX Willis, TX Austin, TX Bellville, TX Robert E. Lee High School Willis High School Hyde Park Baptist High School Bellville High School Major #1: Business Honors Major #1: Business Honors Major #1: Plan II Honors Major: Chemical Engineering Finance Major #2: Management Info Systems Major #2: Communication Major #2: Geography Minor: Sociology Studies: Political Communication Dean’s List; University Honors University Honors (4 semesters); Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society; 7 semesters; ALD/PES Honor MIS 301 Teaching Assistant (4 University Honors; Dean’s Honor Society; Free Advice Club semesters); Longhorn Band— List; Minnie Stevens Piper (founder, Co-President); Foot In Clarinet Section Leader; Sigma Foundation Scholarship; Two The Door Theatre Troupe; Alpha Iota-Editor, President time undergraduate research Honors Residence Hall council; assistant, LSAT tutor; President- National Residence Hall Plan II Pre-Law Society; Plan II Honorary VP Student Association; Student Government; The Broccoli Project

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Heather N. Hutson Adithy Iyengar Jazzmyn N. Jackson Taylor D. Jenkins Austin, TX Cypress, TX Beaumont, TX Columbus, TX Crockett High School Cypress Springs High School Clifton J. Ozen High School Columbus High School M ajor: Biomedical Engineering M ajor: Biology M ajor: Public Relations M ajor: Accounting University Honors; UTeach African American Culture Natural Sciences; Math and Committee; Umoja; Student Science Teachers of Tomorrow; Leaders Pursuing Law Group Leader-UTeach Outreach; Artistic Director-GinDaiko; Volunteer-Global Medical Training at UT; Freshman Research Initiative

Janet K. Jones-Duffey Megha Kansra San Antonio, TX Sugar Land, TX Ronald Reagan High School Stephen F. Austin High School M ajor: Government M ajor #1: Business Honors/ Marketing M ajor #2: Plan II Honors M inor #1: Spanish M inor #2: Accounting Lozano Long Institute for Latin American Studies-Plan II Research Assistant; Jean Holloway Teaching Award Selection Committee-Liberal Arts Representative; Nationwide Wall Street Journal Fisher Biz Quiz Competitor; National Finalist (Top 5) in PricewaterhouseCoopers xTreme Taxation Case Competition; Liberal Arts Undergraduate Chapter for Research Mary Hoang and Fallyn Marie. 2010 UT-San Antonio Orientation. (LAUNCH); Student Consulting Initiative; Liberal Arts Council; Business Honors Program Ethics Board

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Alexander H. Levy Colby S. Lowrey Houston, TX Eddy, TX Lamar High School Bruceville-Eddy High School M ajor: Mechanical M ajor: Supply Chain Engineering Management M inor: Management Information Systems University of Texas Women’s Rowing Team-2009 Big XII Champion- Captain; McCombs School of Business Leadership Program- Community Service Committee Chair; Sigma Alpha Pi-National Eric Tong and Scholar Alumnus Michael Tong (UT-San Antonio Society of Leadership and 2008). 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet. Success-Founding Executive Board 1 Member Success Networking I earn Chair; UT Athletics Provost Award; Big XII Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Joeann C. Lozano Rachel D. Marette Rachel A. McDaniel Corey C. Nieman Harlingen, TX Aledo, TX Abilene, TX Arlington, TX Harlingen High School Aledo High School Cooper High School Mansfield Summit High School M ajor: Business M ajor: Nursing M ajor #1: Plan II Honors M ajor: Chemistry Graduated with highest honors M ajor #2: Spanish M inor: Natural Sciences December 2010; University University Honors; University Honors; Honors Fall 2007 through Fall Collegiate Scholar; Sidley Distinguished College Scholar; 2010; Sigma Theta Tau Prelaw Scholar; Terry Scholar Mentor Chair-Terry Scholar International; Phi Kappa Phi; Student Association—Athletic Student Association; Volunteer University of Texas Nursing Coordinator and President; Chair-Math and Science Student Association; Special Black Honors Student Teachers of Tomorrow Olympics Medic Association—Social/Publicity (MASTT) Chair; Longhorns for Christ; Breakthrough Austin; LLILAS Undergraduate Intern

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Ninamarie Ochoa C. Matthew Pool Saul Prieto Loura L. Proske El Paso, TX Arlington, TX Eagle Pass, TX Giddings, TX Eastwood High School Arlington High School Eagle Pass High School Giddings High School M ajor: English M ajor: Civil Engineering M ajor: Business M ajor: Government University Honors each semester; Distinguished Scholar Fall 2009 to present; Undergraduate research assistant in the transportation field of civil engineering; Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honors Fraternity- Vice President of Internal Affairs; Chi Epsilon Civil Engineering Honor Society-Historian

Audrey R. Rodriguez Amy L. Romero Ryan A. Sherman Jane Shin Magnolia, TX Manor, TX Corpus Christi, TX Houston, TX Magnolia High School Manor High School Mary Carroll High School Memorial High School M ajor: Radio/Television/Film M ajor #1: Sociology M ajor: Biology M ajor: Biology Honors M ajor #2: Photojournalism Dean’s Scholar; Freshmen Chair of Student Events Center Research Initiative Fellowship; Film Committee Research Assistant to Dr. Appling; Natural Sciences Council Community Involvement Chair; Longhorn Student Emergency Medical Services; Young Scientists; Freshman Research Initiative Mentor; Welch Summer Scholar Mentor

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Hannah L. Shoemaker Jacob L. Sims Bianca Solis Bonny Su Liberty, TX Big Sandy, TX San Antonio, TX Richardson, TX Liberty High School Harmony High School Lanier High School L.V. Berkner High School M ajor: Athletic Training M ajor: History M ajor: Corporate M ajor: Marketing M inor: Pre-Allied Health M inor: German Communications M inor: Biology Athletic Director’s Honor Roll; Terry Dean’s List; University Honors; University Honors; National Scholar Students Association; Normandy Scholar Program; Society of College Scholars; Professional Development and Liberal Arts Honors; History 2009 World University Games Scholarship Committees for the Departmental Honors; Beta Alpha Taekwondo Team; Joint Longhorn Athletic Training Student Rho Pre-Law Fraternity; Phi Admission Medical Program; Association; Texas Fellowship of Alpha Theta; History Honors UT Ballroom Dancing; Christian Athletes; National Athletic Society; FLAGS Olympic Sport Taekwondo Trainers Association; Southwest Athletic Trainers Society; Central Texas Athletic Trainers Society; Preceptor for Peer-Led Undergraduate Studies; Longhorn Baptist Student Ministries; President-Longhorn Country Dance Club

Emily D. Surber Phillip M. Thomas Winnie, TX Fort Worth, TX East Chambers High School W.E. Boswell High School M ajor: Economics M ajor: Mechanical Engineering M inor: Business Foundations Employed by the Supply Chain Management Program at Halliburton; interned at Lineage Power Corporation in Plano, TX; Sigma Chi Fraternity-President; Texas Interfraternity Council; Community Service Cabinet; Foundation Director Carter Overton and Ashley Vilardi. American Society of Mechanical 2010 UH Banquet. Engineers; Keep Austin Beautiful Adopt-a-Street Volunteer

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Rebecca E. Thomson Ana K. Trejo Austin, TX San Antonio, TX McNeil High School Thomas A. Edison High School M ajor: Human Development M ajor: Civil Engineering and Family Sciences Dean’s List, Internship-Texas University Honors; Commission on Environmental Outstanding Student Health Quality; President’s Leader; Dean’s Scholars Achievement Scholarship Tier I Council, Dean’s Scholars recipient; Society of Women Steering Committee- Engineers; American Society of Vice President; University Civil Engineers; University of Lutheran Church; University Texas Destino; Terry Scholars Health Services volunteer Student Association Lockie Breeding. 2010 TAMU Orientation. phlebotomist; Jacobvitz Research Group; College of Natural Sciences Student Ambassador; FRI UGTA

Anny A. Tseng Sarah S. Ven Jacklyn Verdin Cassie J. Walker Denton, TX Houston, TX Lyford, TX Lamar, TX Denton High School Klein Forest High School Lyford High School Lamar High School M ajor: Government M ajor: Management Info Systems M ajor: Government M ajor: Civil Engineering M inor: Business M inor: Management M inor: Business Foundations Dean’s List; Resident Assistant; Asian American Campus Ministry; Alpha Chi Omega-Vice Phi Alpha Delta; Terry Scholar Longhorn Outreach; Asian President of Finance; School of Student Association-Service Business Student Association Engineering EXPO Career Fair- Chair; Pi Sigma Alpha; Phi Senior Reception Chair; Society Kappa Phi of Women in Engineering (SWE); American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE); Terry Scholar Mentor

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Carolyn E. Wall Eric A. Webb Houston, TX Austin, TX Clear Lake High School Crockett High School M ajor #1: Finance M ajor: Journalism-Copy Editing M ajor #2: Mathematics & Design University Honors; Delta Dean’s List, University Honors; Sigma Pi Beta Upsilon Chi-Historian; Community New Start-Media Coordinator; Dept, of Anthropology—Copy Editor/Technical Assistant

UT-Austin Scholars Joeann Lozano and Rachel McDaniel. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Agustin F. Yanez Houston, TX South Houston High School M ajor: Business Management

UT-Dallas Scholars James Catalano, Faatima Halipoto, Ndy Ikwuagwu and Shez Baqui. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

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Jeremy J. Benavides Jamie Boyle Del Valle, TX Lewisville, TX Del Valle High School Lewisville High School Major: Aerospace Engineering Major: Plan II Honors

Smiley Mendez, UT-San Antonio Executive Director o f Special Events Dr. Patricia Lakiesha Q. Burke Caroline A. Calderon Graham and Eric Solis. 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet. Houston, TX El Paso, TX Nimitz High School Riverside High School Major: Nursing Major: Biology

Bradley E. Caproni Jessica A. Conly Victoria Cruz Aaron J. Curtis Michaela N. Davis Rosebud, TX Dallas, TX San Antonio, TX Clute, TX Alpine, TX Rosebud-Lott High School Seagoville High School Southside High School Brazoswood High School Alpine High School Major: Accounting Major: Social Work Major: Government Major: Chemical Engineering Major: Special Education

Bernadette D. De La Cruz Pranav K. Desai Edilberto Diaz Brogan A. Doss Henry O. Dugie Georgetown, TX San Antonio, TX Garland, TX Lubbock, TX League City, TX Georgetown High School Highlands High School Lakeview Centennial Monterey High School Clear Creek High School Major: Music Major: Electrical Engineering High School Major: Marketing Major: Economics Major: Business

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Rebecca L. Duvall David M. Dyer Rosaura Estrada Joseph A. Fraccaro Arianna L. Gernaat Houston, TX Austin, TX Conroe, TX Amarillo, TX Austin, TX Spring Woods High School Westlake High School Conroe High School Amarillo High School McNeil High School Major: Chemistry Major: Aerospace Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Major: Mechanical Engineering

W. Brody Hammonds Lance S. Hansen Sophia K. Hawthorne Megan C. Haynes Melissa Hernandez De Leon, TX Dripping Springs, TX Austin, TX Mexia, TX Brownsville, TX De Leon High School Dripping Springs High School McNeil High School Mexia High School Lopez High School Major: Finance Major: Biomedical Engineering Major: Chemistry Major: Communication Major: Business Management Disorders

Julie Huynh Robert Huynh Garrett P. Jones Amarillo, TX Laredo, TX Dripping Springs, TX Palo Duro High School J.B. Alexander High School Dripping Springs High School Major: Architecture Major: Accounting Major: Architectural Engineering

Ashty S. Karim Madelyn E. Kay Jennifer D. Keto Nick Kennedy and the TAMU Terry Scholar Round Rock, TX Sour Lake, TX Colleyville, TX intramural tee-shirt. 2010 TAMU Orientation. Round Rock High School Hardin Jefferson High School Covenant Christian Academy Major: Chemical Engineering Major: Communications Major: Architecture

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Sabeena S. Ladha Euless, TX Trinity High School Major: Business

T. Tim Liu UT-San Antonio Scholars Nick Pham, Mario Zavala and Stephanie Rodriguez. 2011 Winedale Picnic. Dallas, TX Jesuit College Prep School Major: Chemical Engineering

Laci A. Long Ashley S. Lu Sarah R. Marroquin Rachel A. Meyer Wiley S. Mosley Willis, TX Houston, TX Brownsville, TX George West, TX Liberty, TX Willis High School Langham Creek High School Porter High School George West High School Liberty High School Major: Advertising Major: Finance Major: Speech Language Major: Interior Design Major: Aerospace Engineering Pathology

C. Nicole Nguyen Tatiana N. Noroozian Stephen J. Novosad Kylee D. Olson Samuel T. Parnell Austin, TX Nacogdoches, TX Shiner, TX Canyon, TX Tomball, TX W. Charles Akins High School Nacogdoches High School St. Paul High School Canyon High School Tomball High School Major: Nutritional Science Major: Business Major: Corporate Major: Advertising Major: Chemical Engineering Communications

T erryfoundation A ★ ★ 43 2008 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Jazmin A. Perez Elizabeth A. Perry Angela E. Portales Michelle C. Pruett Jose F. Reyes San Antonio, TX Lufkin, TX Houston, TX Austin, TX Bridgeport, TX East Central High School Lufkin High School Milby High School Liberal Arts & Science Bridgeport High School Major: Marketing Major: Computer Science Major: Journalism Academy Major: Petroleum Major: Plan II Engineering

Adam R. Rosen Tyler M. Rosen Cypress, TX Cypress, TX Cypress Springs High School Cypress Springs High School Major: Aerospace Engineering Major: Aerospace Engineering

UT-Austin Scholars Daniela Herrera and Ivana Ilic with Founder Howard Terry. Christopher S. Ruppert Kayce E. Sebree 2011 Winedale Picnic. Houston, TX Arlington, TX Mayde Creek High School Mansfield Timberview Major: Business High School Major: Unspecified Business

Nona N. Sirakova Johnny Sompholphardy Sarah M. Stuchbery David A. Talbott Hong M. Thai Commerce, TX Houston, TX Houston, TX Midland, TX Houston, TX Commerce High School Jersey Village High School Cypress Creek High School Robert E. Lee High School Dobie High School Major: Mathematics Major: Chemical Engineering Major: Advertising Major: Computer Science Major: Biochemistry

★ ★ A -V T erryfoundation 2008 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Cindy L. Tran Emma D. Tran Claire K. Trowbridge Jesus A. Valdez Edgar I. Vasquez Houston, TX Coppell, TX Austin, TX Houston, TX Eagle Pass, TX Taylor High School Coppell High School Liberal Arts & Science Jersey Village High School Eagle Pass High School Major: Chemical Engineering Major: Biology Academy Major: Architecture Major: Electrical Major: Music Engineering

Antonio A. Ventura Jacob S. Warneke Aimee R. Weber Meghan L. Wied Cassandra N. Wright Houston, TX El Paso, TX Lufkin, TX Carmine, TX San Antonio, TX Robert E. Lee High School J.M. Hanks High School Lufkin High School Round Top-Carmine Highlands High School Major: Actuarial Science Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Applied Learning High School Major: Government & Development Major: Accounting

S. Kate Yang Pedro Yarahuan McNeil, TX Plano, TX McNeil High School Plano East High School Major: Marketing Major: Business

Samiya Yusuff Foundation staff member Becky Adams and Advisory Board Member Wes Migura Hurst, TX (TAMU 1988). 2010 UT-Austin Banquet. L.D. Bell High School Major: Supply Chain Management

T erryfoundation A A A ★ ★ 45 2009 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Monica M. Attia Alyssa R. Brietzke Reba L. Carethers Olga I. Castro Christopher L. Contreras Bellaire, TX San Antonio, TX Angleton, TX Kerrville, TX Lytle, TX Bellaire High School East Central High School Angleton High School Tivy High School Lytle High School Major: Plan II Honors Major: Accounting Major: Nursing Major: English Major: Biology

Natalie R. Cooke Patricia A. Durham Adriana Elizondo Luke R. Fernandez Jacqueline O. Flores Austin, TX San Marcos, TX Brownsville, TX Harlingen, TX Houston, TX Lake Travis High School San Marcos High School Porter High School Harlingen High School South Spring Woods High School Major: Communication Major: Biology Major: Accounting Major: Finance Major: Management Info Disorders Systems

Garrett Sloan, Eric Madden, Veronica Page, Sadie Peacock, Shelby Jackson, Noel Fuller and Angela Barreiro. 2010 Texas State Orientation.

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Sparkle E. Grueso Dustin P. Haley Houston, TX Lubbock, TX Lamar High School Lubbock High School Major: Corporate Major: Kinesiology Communications

Christopher M. Hester Hannah E. Hutyra UT-Dallas Scholars Joseph Chrasta, Chelsea Swan and DJ Wilson. Azle, TX West, TX 2011 Winedale Picnic. Azle High School West High School Major: Government Major: Marketing

Priyanka Jain Guadalupe J. Jasso Justin M. Johnson Audrey K. Jones Trevon R. Jones Houston, TX Dallas, TX San Antonio, TX Beeville, TX Fort Worth, TX Cypress Falls High School Townview Science & McCollum High School A.C. Jones High School R.L. Paschal High School Major: Biology Engineering Magnet Major: Accounting Major: Business Major: Mathematics Major: Chemistry

Gilpreet K. Kooner Kelsey J. Koszela Rachel C. Kutler Stanley C. Liu Kelly M. Manrriquez San Antonio, TX Houston, TX San Antonio, TX Stafford, TX Nacogdoches, TX James Madison High School Stratford High School Tom Clark High School Stafford High School Nacogdoches High School Major: Biomedical Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Major: Plan II Honors Major: Chemical Engineering Major: Anthropology

T erryfoundation A A A ★ ★ 2009 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Jake T. Mitchell Lauren E. Mize Grant T. Morton John D. Nguyen Christopher M. Patino Lubbock, TX Diana, TX Houston, TX Houston, TX Fort Worth, TX Monterey High School New Diana High School Stratford High School Strake Jesuit College Lake Worth High School Major: Biology Major: Biology Major: Plan II Honors Preparatory School Major: Petroleum Major: Chemistry Engineering

Andres F. Perez McKenzie T. Pesnell Simon J. Plowes Benjamin T. Pyne Kay P. Torriente Houston, TX San Antonio, TX Austin, TX Garland, TX Austin, TX Spring Woods High School Antonian College Westlake High School Garland High School W. Charles Akins Major: Biomedical Engineering Preparatory School Major: Mechanical Major: Business High School Major: Biology Engineering Major: Psychology

Kendall D. Vela Matthew L. Waguespack Rebecca M. Wellmann Alvin, TX Canyon, TX Washington, TX Alvin High School Canyon High School Brenham High School Major: Chemistry Major: Computer Science Major: Nursing

Eric C. Wong Nicholas W. Young UT-Austin Scholars Daniel Sanchez and Ani Sharma. Plano, TX Cleveland, TX 2011 Winedale Picnic. Plano High School Cleveland High School Major: Business Administration Major: Computer Science

★ ★ A A A T erryfoundation 2010 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Chloe A. Banks Britt A. Brandon Austin, TX Austin, TX Anderson High School Hyde Park Baptist Major: Public Relations High School Major: Government

Nicola Shatleh, Edgar Rivera, John Kramer, Amanda Hilow and Cesar Casarez. Jordan E. Buckley Ezequiel Calderon 2010 UH Orientation. Cypress, TX Pasadena, TX Cypress Woods High School Sam Rayburn High School Major: Electrical Engineering Major: Business

Zachary J. Carlson Ar’Niqua R. Coleman Cameron M. Crump Joshua K. Delgado Gabriela Fernandez Sugar Land, TX Trinity, TX Mansfield, TX Buda, TX Brownsville, TX I.H. Kempner High School Trinity High School Mansfield High School Jack C. Hays High School Rivera High School Major: History Major: Human & Family Major: Neurobiology Major: Music Major: Biochemistry Development

Marcus L. Fifer Alejandro J. Flores Julie E. Fryman Madison E. Galloway Paige G. Harris Kerrville, TX Eagle Pass, TX Tyler, TX Rockwall, TX Houston, TX Tivy High School Eagle Pass High School Robert E. Lee High School Rockwall High School Booker T. Washington Major: Petroleum Engineering Major: Unspecified Business Major: Undeclared Major: Pharmacy High School Major: Journalism

T erryfoundation A A A A A 49 2010 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Daniela A. Herrera Corolyn R. Holub Mallory L. Hood Tevon A. Hood Ivana Ilic El Paso, TX Rockdale, TX Kingwood, TX Del Valle, TX Fort Worth, TX Socorro High School Rockdale High School Kingwood High School Del Valle High School North Crowley High School Major: Biology Major: Studio Art Major: Biology Major: Biochemistry Major: Undeclared

Kayli E. Kallina Allison M. Kroll Katherine M. Layton Merecia K. Lewis Cassandra R. Maneen Garwood, TX Austin, TX Smithville, TX Burnet, TX Houston, TX Rice High School John B. Connally High School Smithville High School Burnet High School Westside High School Major: Psychology Major: Journalism Major: Human & Family Major: Undeclared Major: Psychology Development

Angelek R. Marler Stephanie S. Martinez Kelsey M. McKinney San Antonio, TX Cypress, TX Dallas, TX Memorial High School Cypress Springs High School Booker T. Washington High Major: English Major: Undeclared School for the Performing & Visual Arts Major: Plan II

Lauren Powell and Aundrea Belhasen. Christina M. Moses Mackenzie L. Neel Jonathan P. Neuberger 2010 TAMU Banquet. San Angelo, TX New Braunfels, TX Vernon, TX Lakeview High School New Braunfels High School Vernon High School Major: Biology Major: Public Relations Major: Biology

★ ★ '■V 'V T erryfoundation 2010 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Lisa N. Newman Allison M. Ngo Caitlin R. O’Brien El Paso, TX Spring, TX Houston, TX Eastwood High School Spring High School Cypress Creek High School Major: Government Major: Biology Major: Biology

JaRod Hall, Jonathan Quinnelly and (right) Travis Elizabeth A. Perez Mayra I. Rico Henry Rubinsztein McCullough. 2010 UNT Orientation. Waxahachie, TX Fort Worth, TX San Antonio, TX Waxahachie High School Carter Riverside High School Churchill High School Major: Radio/Television/Film Major: Biomedical Engineering Major: Economics

Danielle N. Rutherford Daniel A. Sanchez Anita Santpurkar Katarina M. Schirren Luis E. Seija Houston, TX Lewisville, TX Missouri City, TX Houston, TX Austin, TX Mayde Creek High School Lewisville High School L.V. Hightower High School St. Agnes Academy Anderson High School Major: Aerospace Engineering Major: Journalism Major: Biology Major: International Studies Major: Music

Anirudh Sharma Michael Tran Karina Uribe Benjamin M. Zieman Flower Mound, TX Cypress, TX Brownsville, TX Dallas, TX Flower Mound High School Cy-Fair High School Homer Hanna High School Highland Park High School Major: Biomedical Engineering Major: Biology Major: Biology Major: Undeclared

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Campus Orientations

Terry Scholars at each of the seven universities gathered on with members of college administration and with invited guest campus in Houston, Austin, College Station, San Marcos, San speakers in the fields of time management and study skills. Antonio, Dallas, and Denton for the Foundations annual In addition, the freshmen Scholars met with representatives of the orientation programs. These events were held in late summer, on-campus Terry Scholar organizations to discuss upcoming campus just prior to the start of the fall 2010 semester. events, including service and social activities with their fellow Scholars. For new freshmen Scholars, the orientation is designed to focus At the conclusion of the orientation programs, the new Scholars special emphasis on the challenges faced by first-year college enjoyed an informal dinner and networking with the upper-class students. The day’s events included presentations on the Scholars, who offered mentoring to the new freshmen and tips for a Foundation Scholarship Program by Board Chair Rhett successful first year at college. Campbell and President Ed Cotham. The Scholars also met

Christina Henson, Sam Pesek, Michael Rourke, Pamela Carlile, Priscilla M ichael Carreon, Joy Cheng and Casey Meadows. Treto, Justin Yonker and Jena Kelly. 2010 Texas State Orientation. 2010 TAMU Orientation.

Cassandra Maneen, Anita Santpurkar and Marcus Fifer. Sadie Rodriguez, Kevin Conway, Taylor Newlin and Harrison Pierce. 2010 UT-Austin Orientation. 2010 UT-San Antonio Orientation.

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Fall Banquets

During October of 2010, Scholars at each of the seven universities Scholars enjoyed dinner and networking with Howard Terry were hosted by the Foundation at the annual fall dinners. and the Foundation Directors, Scholar Alumni, Foundation Board Members and staff joined the Scholars and fellow Scholars, and representatives of the university university guests in elegant settings for the banquets, held on the administration on each campus. campuses in Dallas, San Marcos, Austin, Houston, College Station, The dinner programs included remarks from Board Chair San Antonio, and Denton. Rhett Campbell, from the student leaders of the Terry Student Organizations on each campus, and from a guest speaker who had been selected and invited by the Scholars.

Stephanie Martinez, Tevon Hood, Caitlin O’Brien and ArNiqua Coleman. 2010 UT-Austin Banquet. Nick Pham, Mary Hoang, Harrison Pierce and Founder Howard Terry. 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet.

Rachel Robeson and Kyla Gresham. 2010 TAMU Banquet. Irvin Loza, JaRod Hall and Katrennah McComb. 2010 UNT Banquet.

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2010 Alumni Luncheon

Dallas-area alumni gathered in October for the sixth annual Terry Scholar Alumni Luncheon. Following a tradition of rotating the event to various parts of the state, the 2010 Luncheon returned to Dallas following gatherings in Houston in 2007 and Austin in 2009.

Alumni Scholars from the north Texas area were hosted by the Foundation at Maggiano’s Little Italy at Northpark, where 60 graduates of the scholarship program enjoyed a reunion with members of the Terry Foundation Board of Directors and renewed friendships with former college classmates and recent Scholar Alumni in the Dallas area.

Foundation President Ed Cotham presented a short update on the Loundation’s current operations and highlights of future plans, which include additional

Scholar Alumni events. Amy McElhenney (UT-Austin 1992). 2010 Alumni Luncheon.

Bekah Joseph (UT-Dallas 2006) and Sophia Chang (UT-Dallas Director Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987), President Ed Cotham and Cory 2006). 2010 Alumni Luncheon. Whitaker (T7YMU1997). 2010 Alumni Luncheon.

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2011 Interviews

April of 2011 brought the highlight of the Foundation year, interviews, the thirteen panels interviewed a total of 416 finalists when thirteen interview panels selected 200 new 2011 Scholars. nominated by the eight universities. The finalists came from every area of Texas to interviews held The Foundation Board of Directors extends special thanks to those Scholars concurrently in Austin, Houston, and Dallas, including and Alumni Scholars who assisted on the selection panels, with particular interviews for the first Texas Tech Scholars, held in Dallas. appreciation to Advisory Board Members Joseph Dowd (TAMU 1995), Members of the Board of Directors were assisted by 70 Alexis Dixon Johnson (UT-Austin 1994), Meredith Blaschke Reyes (UT- Scholar Alumni and current Scholars who served on the Austin 1997), Ryan Assunto (TAMU 1994), Chad Pinson (UT-Austin 1992), selection panels. Over the course of the seven days of Brian Carroll (UT-Austin 1994), andTammira Early Philippe (TAMU 1991), who, along with members of the Board of Directors, served as panel chairs.

Scholar Marissa Ramos (UT-San Antonio 2007), Scholar Alumnus Foundation Director John Storms, Scholar Alii Gobert (TAMU2007), Stephen Mason (TAMU 1995), Advisory Board Member Susan Foundation Director and Panel Chair Carter Overton, Scholar Matt Pool Buck Hawthorne (UT-Austin 1997), Scholar Alumna Theresa (UT-Austin 2007), Scholar Alumna K K Kellar Eschbach (T7\MU2004) Huth (TAMU1999), Scholar Kiki Segura (UT-San Antonio (standing), with (seated) Advisory Board Member Gayle Cerrato Hanz (UT- 2007) (standing), with (seated) Advisory Board Member and Panel Austin 1988) and Founder Howard Terry. 2011 Houston Interviews. Chair Brian Carroll (UT-Austin 1994). 2011 Austin Interviews.

Scholar Alumnus Zuhair Siddiqui (UH2006), Scholar Meaghan Mengler (UH2007), Scholar Daniel Stidham (UH 2007) (standing), with (seated) Advisory Board Scholar Alumni Danielle Urban (UT-Austin 2005) and Justin Thompson (UT- Member and Panel Chair Meredith Blaschke Reyes (UT- Austin 1997) with Advisory Board Member and Panel Chair Ryan Assunto Austin 1997), Scholar Alumnus Franco Martinez (UH (TAMU 1994). 2011 Austin Interviews. 2005) and Advisory Board Member Abby Howell (TAMU 2001). 2011 Houston Interviews.

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The Winedale Picnic

The Foundation annual picnic is held at the end of the academic their future plans and then, as a group, honored Howard year, usually the last Sunday in April, on the grounds of the and Nancy Terry with gifts from each school’s class of Winedale Historical Center near Round Top, Texas. All of the senior Scholars. Scholars from each of the participating universities meet together for The 2011 picnic convened under bright sunshine as the the only time each year for an informal gathering that honors the Scholars enjoyed the picnic tradition of delicious buffet fare graduating senior Scholars. from the grills of Becks Prime Catering of Houston. In 2011, over 650 current Scholars were joined by the Foundation Directors and staff, Alumni Scholars and their families, and special guests from the universities. Catered lunch was followed by the presentation of gifts to the graduating senior Scholars. Following tradition, each Scholar took the microphone to speak briefly of

TAMU Scholars Terence Hicks, Melissa Appel and Lindsey Aldridge. UT-Austin Scholars present senior gift to Howard Terry: Jurhee 2011 Winedale Picnic. Freese, Taylor Jenkins and Rachel McDaniel. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Foundation staff members Jam ie Thyssen, Becky Adams UH Officers present senior gift to Howard Terry: Bianca Perez, Daniel Stidham and Laura Sanders. 2011 Winedale Picnic. and Blake Harms. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

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UT-San Antonio Scholars Smiley Mendez, Taylor Newlin, Caleb Geer and Kevin Conway. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Scholar Alumna Brandy Butler (TAMU 2001) with niece UT-Austin Scholar Ryan Sherman. 2011 Winedale Picnic. Iyuna and nephew Eric. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

UT-Dallas Scholars. 2011 Winedale Picnic. Meaghan M engler (UH), Rachel Hawkins (Texas State) and La-Krystal Williams (UH). 2011 Winedale Picnic.

T erryfoundation Jp -V A ★ ★ 57 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

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Administration Building, University o f Texas at Dallas.

s a young, agile and rapidly growing university, the institutions to offer advanced research and other exciting A University of Texas at Dallas attracts an extraordinary opportunities traditionally found at larger institutions. combination of student and faculty resources to the vibrant, UT Dallas’ research in a variety of fields, especially in engineering dynamic and globally connected Dallas-Fort Worth area. Ranked and the biomedical sciences, has gained national attention. Special by Kiplinger’s as one of the top 100 best values among public support is available to undergraduates who wish to conduct their universities, UT Dallas’ relatively brief existence (42 years) has own research, much of which is carried out in UT Dallas’ specialized been committed to the pursuit of excellence and the steadfast research centers. Among these are: determination to maintain the highest standards of quality. • The Cybersecurity and Emergency Preparedness Institute, Students seeking the close-knit community of a small university which works to address issues of homeland security, emergency and the reputation and resources of a big one find the perfect and disaster response, and cybercrime. balance at UT Dallas. With an enrollment of more than 17,000, • The Callier Center for Communication Disorders, which UT Dallas offers all the benefits of a small campus: excellent provides state-of-the-art diagnostics and treatment for hearing, student/faculty ratios and a diverse yet intimate community where speech and language disorders. Its graduate program in audiology every student has a voice. However, UT Dallas is also backed by is ranked fourth in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. the powerful UT System and is strategically aligned with other

58 + + -v ’V ^ Terryfoundation UT Dallas is not limited by adherence to tradition, and its students are not bound by pre-set academic paths or narrow silos of study. They are free to customize their degree plans or choose from an array of multidisciplinary programs. Many students choose UT Dallas based on its academic excellence and grow to love the way they become an integral part of a lively intellectual and social community.

Spacious apartment-style housing is located conveniently on campus, and in fall 2009 the campus completed its first 148,000- square-foot residence hall. The first hall was so popular that a second, identical structure is being built adjacent to the original hall. The second hall is planned for occupancy in fall 2011. The residence halls include Living Learning Communities, garden • The Alan G. MacDiarmid NanoTech Institute is at the courtyards, large communal spaces and a variety of leisure, sports forefront of understanding and exploiting the nanoscale, with such and recreational areas. discoveries as hydrogen-powered artificial muscles that are one A unique institution of extraordinary quality and excellence, the hundred times stronger than human muscles. University of Texas at Dallas has set new standards for creative Excellence in research is only logical for UT Dallas, which innovation in Texas universities, and, with the same enthusiasm originated as a science and engineering research facility before it and energy that so distinctively marked its past, the university faces became a university in 1969. These roots have fostered a culture a brighter and even more exciting future. that values innovation and advancement, embraces change and encourages multidisciplinary study. A prime example of this legacy is the university’s Natural Science and Engineering Research Laboratory, designed to be one of the most revolutionary research facilities in the nation. The four-story, 192,000-square-foot laboratory supports interdisciplinary collaborations in fields as diverse as chemistry, biology, physics, electrical engineering and materials science.

Beyond the laboratory, the UT Dallas School of Management was ranked 22nd among the nation’s top business schools by U.S. News dr World Report in its first-ever survey of part-time MBA programs. U.S. News also included the school’s full-time program in 24th place among public universities. The School of Arts and Humanities’ arts and technology program merges fine arts and computer science, and is included in The Princeton Reviews list of the top 10 graduate programs for video game design. These excellent and wide-ranging academic programs have attracted outstanding faculty, including a Nobel laureate and members of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering, and are a magnet for the state’s top students. UT Dallas’ entering freshman class also has one of the highest average SAT scores among public universities in Texas.

T erryfoundation ^ -V ★ ★ 59 2007 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

Saamia M. Ahmed Shehznan B. Baqui Garland, TX Irving, TX Brighter Horizons Academy Nimitz High School M ajor: Biology M ajor: Neuroscience M inor: Biology Research Assistant at UTD Center for Brain Health; Medical Scribes; UTD Terry Scholars-Secretary; UTD Terry Scholars-Treasurer; 2009 UTD Center for Brain Health Distinguished Scholar; BBS School Honors Graduation; Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED); Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), “Molding Doctors” (MD); UTD BBS (School of Brain & Behavioral UT-Austin Terry Scholarship Program Coordinator Leslie Davis with Sciences) Honors Program; former UT-Austin Associate Director o f Financial Aid Don Davis and Neuroscience Students Association; Muslim Student Association wife Bunny. 2010 UT-Austin Banquet.

A. Christopher Tania L. Foster Alysha S. Neal Sarah K. Ohlemacher Espinoza Sachse, TX Conroe, TX San Angelo, TX Duncanville, TX Sachse High School Caney Creek High School Central High School Duncanville High School M ajor: Public Affairs M ajor: Applied Learning & M ajor: Neuroscience M ajor: Neuroscience M inor: Political Science Development M inor: Criminology Exxon Mobil Community Most Inspirational First Year Summer Jobs Program Intern; Leader; UTD Terry Scholars— UTD First Year Leader; UTD Historian; UTD First Year Supplemental Instructor; Pi Alpha Leader Program; Dallas Camera Alpha; UTD Women’s Tennis Club; USA Dance

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Matthew D. Ramos Crystal G. Roe John D. Slaughter Therrl A. Usher Grand Prairie, TX Bay City, TX Frisco, TX Corpus Christi, TX Grand Prairie High School Bay City High School Slaughter Home School Academy Richard King High School M ajor: Art History M ajor: Neuroscience M ajor: Finance M ajor: Statistics

Amiee’ M. Wilkerson Denison, TX Denison High School M ajor: Mathematics SWACURH Freshman Year Experience Award; Residential Senate President; Sicily Seadogs Mascot; Alpha Phi Omega; Baptist Student Ministries Service Team; Peer Advisor; Campus Housing Advisory Commission Chair; UTeach Dallas Intern; UTeach Dallas TEAMS participant; UTeach Dallas Undergraduate Assistant; Fast Track Mathematics student; UTD Terry Scholars—Service Chair, President Sabeena Ladha, Samiya Yusuff, Jurhee Freese and Priyanka Jain. 2010 UT-Austin Orientation.

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James Catalano Fahad Firoze Kalyn N. Hanson Suzanne R. Hengst Ndy C. Ikwuagwu Allen, TX Frisco, TX Plano, TX Deer Park, TX Mesquite, TX Allen High School Centennial High School Plano High School Deer Park High School John Horn High School Major: Computer Engineering Major: Finance Major: Biology Major: Finance Major: Biology

Diana K. Iribadzhakova Josin S. Kalathil Hurst, TX Lewisville, TX L.D. Bell High School Lewisville High School Major: Speech Major: Biochemistry Language Pathology

Samantha H. McMillan Christopher L. Moore Denton, TX San Antonio, TX Billy Ryan High School James Madison High School Major: Chemistry (seated in chairs) Amy Beckman, Laura Bright; (on floor) Biviana Morales and Political ^conmny ^ Chelsea Clark. 2010 Texas State Orientation.

Daniel A. Ordonez Lisa Varghese Alexandra N. Wilson Dranoel T. Wilson Dallas, TX Grapevine, TX McKinney, TX Terrell, TX Townviews Business Magnet Faith Christian High School McKinney High School Terrell High School Major: Business Administration Major: Biochemistry Major: Neuroscience Major: Electrical Engineering

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Rebecca J. Atman Sasha G. Burrowes Patrick H. Foster Mashhood Ghassemi Faatima Halipoto Arlington, TX Keene, TX Sachse, TX Frisco, TX Dallas, TX Arlington High School Wanda R. Smith High School Sachse High School Wakeland High School Richland Collegiate Major: Physics Major: Neuroscience Major: Computer Science Major: Political Science High School Major: Neuroscience

Sana Mahmood Rebekah E. Mallette Travis M. McDonald Derek L. Nguyen Rayanah C. Pilgram McKinney, TX Lewisville, TX Euless, TX Irving, TX Uvalde, TX McKinney Boyd High School Lewisville High School Trinity High School Irving High School Uvalde High School Major: Finance Major: Business Administration Major: Computer Science Major: Biochemistry Major: Interdisciplinary Studies

Brett P. Shonebarger Paul T. Slaughter Paris, TX Frisco, TX Chisum High School Slaughter Home School Major: Speech Lang Pathology Academy Major: Business Administration

Chelsea E. Swan UT-Austin Scholars Tevon Hood\ Madison Galloway, Britt Brandon and Marcus Fifer. Dallas, TX 2011 Winedale Picnic. Townview Science & Engineering Magnet Major: Electrical Engineering

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Sarah M. Abdulqader Molly R. Buchanan Garland, TX Rowlett, TX Brighter Horizons Academy Rowlett High School Major: Educational Psychology Major: Mathematics

C. Wesley Cantrell Joseph M. Chrasta Foundation Vice President-Administration Robert Parker, Founder Howard Terry, Weatherford, TX Lucas, TX Weatherford High School Lucas Christian Academy UT-San Antonio Honors College Dean Dr. Richard Diem, UT-San Antonio Provost Major: Arts & Humanities Major: Mechanical Engineering Dr. John Frederick and UT-San Antonio Executive Director o f Special Events Dr. Patricia Graham. 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet.

The 2010 UH Terry Scholars with TSUH OJficers and UH Terry Scholarship Program Coordinator Jodie Koszegi: (back row) Blake Harms, Daniel Stidham, Jam ie King; (second row) UH Assistant Dean o f the Honors College Jodie Koszegi, Tanesha Charles, Nick Gaskin-Cole, Nicola Shatleh, Edgar Rivera, John Kramer, Amanda Hilow, Cesar Casarez, Aide Meza, Leah Matthews; (third row-lying down) Brittany Baker; (fourth row) Leah Eaton, Kim Mai Le, Tammy Ngo, Sandy Lin, Natalie Harms, Brooklynn Adelman, Meaghan Mengler; (front) Bianca Perez. 2010 UH Orientation.

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Devaki J. Dave Rheanna L. English Denton, TX San Antonio, TX Denton High School International School of Major: Political Science the Americas Major: Mathematics

Natasha B. Gupta Dana C. Johnson Plano, TX La Porte, TX Plano East High School La Porte High School Major: Biology Major: Mathematics Buffet lines. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Zachary T. Johnson Dana Litovsky Beeville, TX Honey Grove, TX A.C. Jones High School Honey Grove High School Major: Biology Major: Undeclared

Johnny Sompholphardy. 2010 UT-Austin Orientation. Erika L. Oliver Zachary S. Richardson Andrew T. Vuong Mesquite, TX Austin,TX Plano, TX North Mesquite High School Westwood High School Plano East High School Major: Arts & Humanities Major: Computer Engineering Major: Biochemistry

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Located at the heart o f campus, “Old M ain’ has long been the symbol o f Texas State University-San Marcos.

exas State University-San Marcos is a doctoral granting San Marcos. Each name reflects the university’s growth from a T university located in the burgeoning Austin-San Antonio small teacher preparation institution to a major, multipurpose corridor, where it is the largest campus in the Texas State university. Texas State’s original mission was to prepare Texas public University System and one of the largest in the state. school teachers, especially those of south central Texas. It became renowned for carrying out this mission, but today it does far more. Texas States 32,586 students choose from nearly 200 undergraduate, masters and Ph.D. degree programs offered by seven colleges - As the university’s student population has grown — from 303 in Applied Arts, the McCoy College of Business Administration, 1903 to more than 32,000 in 2011 — the campus, too, has Education, Fine Arts and Communication, Health Professions, expanded. The original 11-acre main campus has grown to 429 Liberal Arts, and Science and Engineering. acres, plus an additional 4,200 off-site acres in ranching, farming and a recreational camp. Major acquisitions include the 79-acre Authorized by the Texas Legislature in 1899, Southwest Texas San Marcos Baptist Academy campus in 1978, the 90-acre State Normal School opened its doors in 1903. Over the years the Aquarena Springs Resort in 1994, the 125-acre University Camp Legislature broadened the institution’s scope and changed its on the Blanco River in 1951, and the 3,485-acre Freeman Ranch name, in succession, to Normal College, Teachers College, in 1985. College, University, and in 2003 to Texas State University-

66 + * ^ ^ > Terryfoundation Located on the edge of the Texas Hill Country where blackland prairies turn into beautiful hills, Texas State enjoys a setting that is unique among Texas universities. The beauty of the crystal-clear San Marcos River and the stately cypress and pecan trees on the campus add to the charm of its picturesque setting. The campus is in San Marcos, a community about halfway between Austin and San Antonio. Its location on the banks of the San Marcos River provides recreational and leisure activities for students throughout the year.

Texas State is nationally recognized for excellence in many academic disciplines. The Geography Department has been against 700 teams from 15 countries and has placed among the top ranked the largest and one of the best programs in the nation for 20 for eight straight years. The American Advertising Federation many years by the American Association of Geographers. Faculty student team claimed its second national title win in 2005. members in geography, communication studies, business, Texas State students in jazz, marching and concert band, symphony, mathematics and mass communication have been recognized as choirs, instrumental ensembles, mariachis and steel drum band the best in the nation in their fields. Eighteen faculty members maintain schedules of performances across the state and the world. have been honored as Piper Professors, an annual recognition of The jazz program has been featured for years at the Montreux the top college faculty in the state. (Switzerland) Jazz Festival. The sound recording technology

Student teams in debate, advertising and free enterprise routinely program, housed at Texas State’s unique Fire Station Studio, is the only degree program of its kind in the Southwest. place high in national competitions. The Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team won the international competition in 2000 With a diverse campus community including more than 26 percent of the student body from ethnic minorities, Texas State is one of the top 13 producers of Hispanic baccalaureate graduates in the nation. Texas State also operates a campus in Round Rock, offering several programs in the greater north Austin area. Texas State opened the St. David’s School of Nursing at the Round Rock campus in the fall of 2010.

The university has granted well over 100,000 degrees over the years. Alumni include Lyndon B. Johnson, Class of 1930, making Texas State the only Texas institution - and one of only 29 colleges nationwide - to have graduated an American president. Texas State alumni have become leaders in business, education, entertainment, media, literature, the military, law enforcement, government, agriculture, technology, science, sports, law and health care.

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H. Claire Taylor Austin, TX NYOS Charter School M ajor: English M inor: Media Studies Dean’s List; Writing chosen for University’s Annual Publication—Persona-, Liberal Arts Academic Excellence Award; Phi Eta Sigma National Honors Society; SMAYSO- Volunteer Soccer Coach

New Terry Scholars break the ice at the 2010 UT-San Antonio Orientation.

UT-Austin Scholar Taylor Jenkins and Founder Howard Terry At Mr. Terrys right is his daughter, Suzann Terry Smith. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

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Pamela M. Carlile Baeleigh C. Carson Corey P. Cooper Dustin M. Eddy San Marcos, TX Hallettsville, TX Whitney, TX Smithville, TX Hill Country Christian School Hallettsville High School Whitney High School Smithville High School M ajor #1: English M ajor: Athletic Training M ajor: Healthcare M ajor: Sound Recording Technology M ajor #2: Spanish Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT); Dean’s Administration List; Oak Farms Academic Achievement M inor: Music Composition Summa Cum Laude; Dean’s Dean’s List; Terry Scholars Award “Cream of the Crop”; T- Student Organization- Dean’s List throughout all List; Cumulative 4.0 GPA; Association Letter Award Winner in University Honors Program; Vice President; Healthcare semesters; College of Fine Arts Athletic Training; Texas State Terry Leadership Coalition- Sigma Tau Delta Scholarship; Scholars-Senior Mentor; Texas State and Communication Council Vice President Sigma Tau Delta-English Athletic Training Education Program; of Scholars; Texas State Terry Honor Society; Alpha Sigma Athletic Training Sports Medicine Club Scholars; Grammy University; Pi-National Society of (ATSM); National Athletic Trainers’ Fire Station Studios Key Person; Leadership and Success; Golden Association (NATA); Southwest Athletic University Honors Program Key International Honour Trainers’ Association (SWATA); Texas Society; Delta Gamma Sorority State Athletic Trainers’ Association (TSATA); Texas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (TAHPERD)

Johanna R. Hansen Mallory R. Janak Elmaton, TX Taylor, TX Tidehaven High School Taylor High School M ajor: Electrical Engineering M ajor: Interdisciplinary Studies M inor #1: Geography Dean’s List; Summa Cum M inor #2: Math Laude; Sam Walton Wal-Mart Scholarship; Ronald McDonald Dean’s List; IEEE; USCRA; House Scholarship; Golden Key Scuba Club; SWE Scholar; Texas State Terry Scholars; Texas State Honors Program; Kappa Delta Pi; Invisible Children

Michael Drab and Jamie King. 2010 UH Banquet.

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Calynn M. Kutter Nakevia A. Miller Brent A. Richardson Giselle N. Urday Conroe, TX Taylor, TX Gladewater, TX Keller, TX Conroe High School Taylor High School Union Grove High School Keller High School M ajor: Marketing M ajor: Communication Design M ajor #1: Microbiology M ajor: Electrical Engineering Texas State Brightest Star Award; M ajor #2: Biochemistry M inor: Applied Mathematics Fine Arts & Communication Dean’s List; Summa Cum University Honors Program; Council of Scholars; Dean’s List Laude; State Farm Texas Society of Women Engineers; for 7 consecutive semesters; AIGA; Scholar Athlete; State Fair of IEEE Harambee Dance Group; Alpha Texas Scholarship; Texas Chi National Honor Society; Interscholastic League Black Presidents’ Council Foundation Scholar; Big Brothers Big Sisters Program; Miller Jr. High Mentoring Program; A.W.A.R.E. Program; Mitte Honors Organization; Pre-Med Pre-Dent Society officer; Medical Explorers; Texas State Terry Scholars officer

_ Christian H. Wallace Holly L. Watson Andrews, TX Brady, TX Andrews High School Brady High School M ajor #1: English (Creative Writing) M ajor: Business Management M ajor #2: History M inor: Honors Studies Summa Cum Laude; Dean’s List; President/VP-Texas State Terry Scholars; Academic Excellence-History & English; Published-The Luckenbach Moon; University Honors Program; Published- Words Work; 3rd in Kerrville Folk Festival Songwriter Competition; Winner-Texas State Essay Contest; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; Golden Key; Student Coordinator— The Common Experience; Features Writer- The University Star; Volunteer-Always Bianca Perez and Jam ie King. 2010 UH Orientation. Wanted a Riding Experience; Poetry Editor- Persona Magazine; Texas State at Oxford University Program; Volunteer-San Marcos River Clean-Up; Honors Society

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Curtis G. Barber Amy A. Beckman Chelsea M. Clark Needville, TX San Antonio, TX Austin, TX Needville H.S John Marshall High School Stephen F. Austin High School Major: Theatre & Dance Major: Music Education Major: Accounting

Robert L. Dupont David W. Forbes Noel A. Fuller Buda, TX Huffman, TX Portland, TX Jack C. Hays High School Hargrave High School Gregory-Portland Texas Tech Honors College Director o f Admissions and Major: International Business Major: Economics High School Terry Scholarship Program Coordinator Cheryl Major: Music Carroll. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Rachel E. Hawkins Houston, TX Jersey Villiage High School Major: Interdisciplinary Studies

Kirsty L. Krejci Portland, TX Gregory-Portland Cesar Casarez, Nick Gaskin-Cole and John Kramer. 2010 UH Orientation. High School Major: Special Education

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The 2010 inaugural class o f UNT Terry Scholars with Foundation President Ed Cotham (at left) and university representatives, Scholar Alumni and Foundation staff at the 2010 UNT Banquet.

Shauna L. Martin Biviana Morales Veronica K. Page Palestine, TX Austin, TX Thorndale, TX Palestine High School Stephen F. Austin High School Thorndale High School Major: Psychology Major: Business Management Major: Interdisciplinary Studies

Sadie J. Peacock Alexander N. Rasche Whitney, TX Kyle, TX Foundation Advisory Board Members Chad Pinson Whitney High School Lehman High School sttt a • i a Major: Health Care Major: Mathematics (U1-Austin 1992) and Amanda Carlson Donohoe (UT-Austin 1987). 2010 Alumni Luncheon.

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Katherine L. Bakke Angela M. Barreiro Rebecca J. Bugyi Kathryn I. Crider Tessa M. Doty Denton, TX Edinburg, TX Houston, TX Houston, TX Clifton, TX John H. Guyer High School Johnny G. Economedes Alief Taylor High School Mayde Creek High School Clifton High School Major: Criminology High School Major: Athletic Training Major: Mass Communications Major: English Major: Marketing

Nicolette M. Gaynor Kallie D. Geistweidt Kimberly A. Hernandez Jamie L. Humble Shelby M. Jackson Duncanville, TX Llano, TX San Antonio, TX Houston, TX Harker Heights, TX Duncanville High School Llano High School Memorial High School Cypress Creek High School Harker Heights High School Major: Secondary Education Major: Elementary Education Major: Psychology Major: Manufacturing Eng Major: Health Care Technology

Olivia E. Lust Eric A. Madden Daniel R Shay Austin, TX Spring Branch, TX Refugio, TX W. Charles Akins High School Smithson Valley High School Refugio High School Major: Biology Major: Exercise Science Major: Theatre Arts

Garrett J. Sloan Priscilla L. Treto Rosenberg, TX Harlingen, TX B.F. Terry High School Harlingen High School Scholar Alumnus Jeremy Hawkins (UT-Austin 2000) Major: Accounting Major: Undeclared with wife Alicia and sons Ashton and Jarrett. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

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Laura E. Bright Noelle M. Brooks Taylor M. Brooks Mesquite, TX San Antonio, TX Wimberly, TX Poteet High School William H. Taft High School Wimberly High School Major: International Studies Major: Studio Art Major: Marketing

Chelsey Yamashita and Mikayla Barber with Advisory Heather N. Brown Traci M. Cowan Ellen E. Gordon Board Member and Guest Speaker Joseph Dowd Universal City, TX Edna, TX Waxahachie, TX Waxahachie High School (TAMU 1995). 2010 UNT Banquet. First Baptist Academy Edna High School Major: Physical Therapy Major: Biology Major: Theatre Arts

Christina N. Henson Erin N. Johnson Bay City, TX Burleson, TX Bay City High School Burleson High School Major: Interdisciplinary Studies Major: English

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Michelle L. Jones Jena S. Kelly Castroville, TX Austin, TX Medina Valley High School James Bowie High School Foundation Director Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987) with husband Ted and Major: Anthropology Major: Sociology daughters Amber and Ashley. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

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Samuel J. Pesek Monica E. Ramon Michael W. Rourke Odem, TX Corpus Christi, TX Cedar Park, TX Odem High School Foy H. Moody High School Vista Ridge High School Major: Electrical Engineering Science & Health Center Major: Exercise Science Major: English

Justin L. Yonker Wade M. Zidek TAMU President Dr. Bowen Loftin and Foundation Mason, TX Moulton, TX President Ed Cotham. 2010 TAMU Banquet. Mason High School Moulton High School Major: Mathematics Major: Physical Therapy

UT-San Antonio Scholars with Founder Howard Terry (center, front) and representatives o f UT-San Antonio and the Foundation. 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet.

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Texas A&M University Academic Building.

exas A&M University, the Lone Star States first public Through its 10 colleges, Texas A&M offers more than 120 T institution of higher learning, is a leader nationally in undergraduate degrees, more than 240 master’s and providing high-quality education, research and service. It is one of doctoral degrees, and one professional degree - the Doctor of a select few universities with triple federal mandates to provide Veterinary Medicine. land-grant, sea-grant and space-grant service to the nation. With Although Texas A&M’s student body is one of the nation’s largest, an enrollment approaching 50,000, Texas A&M has the its student-to-faculty ratio is less than 20:1. Average SAT scores are seventh-largest student body in the country, but it is still noted for considerably higher than the national average — 1210 for its friendly environment — with campus visitors, as well as campus freshmen entering in fall 2010 — and the university ranks among “regulars,” frequently welcomed with “howdy” greetings. the nation’s top-10 leaders in enrolling National Merit Scholars. In addition to its 5,200-acre College Station campus, one of the Also, the university enrolls more than 4,500 international students largest in the nation, Texas A&M operates a marine-oriented representing approximately 120 countries, and it sends more than branch campus in Galveston and an engineering-oriented branch 1,200 students on study-abroad programs each year. campus in the Persian Gulf state of Qatar (with operation of that Texas A&M historically has led the state in student retention and campus fully funded by Qatar Foundation for Education, Science graduation rates overall, as well as for African-American and and Community Development). It also operates centers in Italy, Hispanic students. More than a quarter of all entering freshmen Costa Rica and Mexico for study-abroad.

76 ★ ★ -V ^ T erryfoundation are the first in their families to attend college. To help reach these students and others who might not otherwise be considering a college education, Texas A&M operates eight Prospective Student Centers in key locations across the state.

Leadership development outside the classroom is an important part of the Texas A&M experience. More than 75 percent of Aggies belong to at least one of the university’s 800-plus student-led clubs and organizations. One of the endeavors that makes Texas A&M unique is Fish Camp, the largest freshman orientation program in the nation, with upperclassmen donating their time and paying their own expenses to provide incoming freshmen the opportunity to meet at an East Texas encampment and gain valuable insight into what to expect during their college Texas A&M University boasts a 5,200-acre campus. careers and, in many cases, make lifelong friends. two years are a $100 million interdisciplinary life sciences building, two state-of-the-art buildings for physics and astronomy, Although military training has not been mandatory at Texas A&M an award-winning facility housing the Texas Institute since 1963, between 1,800 and 2,000 young men and women for Preclinical Studies and a new multi-story building for choose to participate in the university’s Corps of Cadets each year. the Texas Transportation Institute, as well as major new facilities in The corps consistently commissions more military support of agricultural and engineering. A new arts and officers than any institution in the nation except the service humanities building and a renovated and expanded memorial academies, but students choose to be in the corps for its leadership student center are in advanced stages of construction, and plans development opportunities and its legendary camaraderie. have been announced for a new underpass to better connect east Texas A&M now has an annual investment in research of more and west campuses. than $630 million - placing it among the top 20 universities Texas A&M’s College Station campus is virtually in the center of nationally - and involving hundreds of faculty engaged in an array the Houston-Dallas/Fort Worth-Austin/San Antonio triangle and of projects that include fundamental studies as well as endeavors within 200 miles of 19 million of the state’s 23 million with significant economic potential. As one of the benefits of citizens. The university is the home for the George Bush attending a top research university, Texas A&M undergraduate Presidential Library and Museum, which annually attracts and graduate students have opportunities to participate in a wide thousands of visitors from throughout the nation and brings an array variety of scholarly research projects and experiments. of nationally and internationally prominent speakers to the campus for The 2,800-plus faculty includes recipients of the Nobel Prize, the benefit of the university’s students, faculty, staff and others. National Medal of Science, Wolf Prize and other top national and The Texas A&M Foundation, which is located on campus, international awards, with 24 holding membership in the manages one of the largest university endowments in the nation prestigious National Academy of Sciences or the National for the benefit of Texas A&M’s academic and related programs. Academy of Engineering. In recognition of its faculty and Also located on campus is the headquarters for The Association of academic and research programs, Texas A&M holds membership Former Students, the university’s alumni organization that serves in the prestigious American Association of Universities and is some 400,000 former students through a network of about 330 home to one of the nation’s largest chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the chartered alumni clubs worldwide. The Association, through its oldest and most respected undergraduate honor society in the nation. giving program, provides more than $3 million annually for More than $800 million in campus construction is under way, in student scholarships and financial aid, faculty enrichment and the planning stage or recently completed. Opened within the past other campus-based programs.

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Lance D. Ballard Sarah K. Dyer Joseph S. Kang Cody P. Kelly Pattonville, TX San Antonio, TX Killeen, TX Bandera, TX Prairiland High School John Marshall High School Robert M. Shoemaker Bandera High School M ajor: Civil Engineering M ajor: Accounting High School M ajor: Aerospace Engineering M inor: Business Administration Business Honors Program M ajor #1: Accounting M inor: Mathematics National Society of Collegiate Deloitte Accounting Scholarship M ajor #2: Finance NASA/JSC Coop Student of Scholars; Distinguished recipient; 4.0 cumulative GPA; Dean’s List; Beta Tau Omega the Semester; NASA Texas Student-Look College of Tennis Club; Church worship Fraternity; Judo MMA Club; House of Representatives Engineering; Freshman Aggies team leader Tae Kwon Do delegate for Space Week; NASA Spreading Traditions (FAST); “On-the-Spot” Award for FISH Camp; IMPACT; Big Educational Outreach; AIAA Event; Muster Host; Logos Activities Chairman; Natl. (Freedom Ministries); Freshman Residence Hall Honorary; Leadership Development Society of Flight Test Engineers Retreat; Study Abroad-Panama Co-Chairman; Engineering & Costa Rica; American Society Projects in Community Service of Civil Engineers (EPICS)

Raymundo X. Munoz Zachary S. Sims Zapata, TX Malakoff, TX Zapata High School Malakoff High School M ajor: Aerospace Engineering M ajor: Accounting Aggieland Mariachi/Mariachi M inor: Economics Anillos de Oro; Society of Internship with Ernst & Young; Mexican American Engineers Professional Program of and Scientists; American Accountants Group 18; President- Institute of Aeronautics and Breathe Hope; Fish Camp Astronautics

Scholar Alumnus Chris Barton (UT-Austin 1989) with sons Sage and Fletcher. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

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Kaleb N. Allison Jesse Banales Aundrea J. Belhasen Kaleigh R. Burnett Groesbeck, TX Carrollton, TX Ingleside, TX Del Valle, TX Groesbeck High School Newman Smith High School Ingleside High School Del Valle High School Major: Business Management Major: Biomedical Science Major: Theatre Major: Animal Science Minor: History Minor: Spanish Minor: Communication Impact Counselor and Co- Dean’s List; Phi Eta Sigma Most Outstanding Freshmen Theater Female; Most Outstanding Sophomore Chair; MSC Hospitality; Tutoring Co-Chair; Volunteer in Theater Female; Most Outstanding Junior Muster Host; Student the Pioneers program in Bryan Theater Female; Treasurer Alpha Psi Omega; Secretary USITT; Vice President of USITT; Representative on the University ISD; Accepted to the University of Vice President of Alpha Psi Omega; Athletic Council Texas Southwestern Medical attended the national USITT conference; designed costumes for the Spring 2011 School; Phi Eta Sigma-Tutoring production of the Student New Works Co-Chair; Terry Foundation Festival; principal role in Spring 2009 Student Organization; Biomedical production of Trojan Women-, assistant directed for the Spring 2010 production of Science Association My Children, My Africa-, assisted/performed in numerous productions by the Department of Performance Studies; Alpha Psi Omega; USITT; Aggie Flashdance; Project Sunshine; Hullabaloo Band

Suzanne N. Buzek Sarah L. Caffey Blake B. Cannon J. Cameron Cook El Campo, TX Mason, TX Garland, TX Argyle, TX El Campo High School Mason High School Naaman Forest High School Liberty Christian School Major #1: Accounting Major: Biomedical Science Major: Biomedical Engineering Major: Business Major #2: Master of Science Minor: Anthropology Minor #1: Psychology in Finance Dean’s Honor Roll; St. Joseph’s Minor #2: Communication Professional Program of Hospital Volunteer Corps Student Government-Fish Aides Accounting (PPA); University Dean’s List; Golden Key International Honor Society Nomination; PricewaterhouseCoopers Internship; Intramurals; A.C.T.S. Teen Retreats; Aggie Awakening; H.O.S.T.S. Mentor (Helping One Student to Succeed)

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S. Hope Couts Stephen S. Davis Bailey E. Delp Charles B. Erwin Perryton, TX Katy, TX Quitman, TX Sanger, TX Perryton High School Cinco Ranch High School Quitman High School Sanger High School M ajor: Interdisciplinary M ajor: Mechanical Engineering M ajor: Communications M ajor: History Studies Lambda Sigma National Honor Society; Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholar; Campus Crusade for Christ; H.O.S.T.S. Mentor

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Mary Hoang, Tyler Martini, Marissa Ramos, Stephanie Rodriguez, Harrison Pierce, Nick Pham and Megan Duge. 2010 UT-San Antonio Orientation.

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Justin E. Evans Cori D. Farris San Augustine, TX Spring, TX San Augustine High School Klein Collins High School M ajor: Mechanical Engineering M ajor: Marketing Dean’s List, Terry Foundation M inor: Spanish Student Organization-Service SPAM Subcommittee Executive Chair; 2011 TAMU Formula for M SC Town Hall; KANM Hybrid Competition Team- Student Radio; HOSTS Mentor Drivetrain Team Program; Aggie Relay for Life Stage Crew; God’s Little Creatures Animal Rescue

Garrett Cline and Zahra Bhora. 2010 UT-Austin Banquet.

Victor M. Garcia Casey L. Giles Zapata, TX Iola, TX Zapata High School Iola High School M ajor: Environmental M ajor: Mechanical Engineering Geosciences Dean’s List; Terry Foundation M inor #1: Geography Student Organization-President; M inor #2: Earth Sciences Trap & Skeet Club; 2011 TAMU Formula Hybrid Dean’s List; Foundation Excellence Competition Team- Award; Undergraduate Research Drivetrain Team Scholar; TCEQ Mickey Leland Internship Program; Brazil Study Abroad Program; Alpha Phi Omega; Treasurer- Environmental Programs Involvement Committee; Society of Hispanic Professional Founder Howard Terry. 2010 UH Banquet. Engineers; GeoFreshmen Advisement Group; Geosciences Undergraduate Recruitment Team

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Meagan E. Giltner Allison L. Gobert Daryl M. Harter A. Reagan Hobson San Antonio, TX Colmesneil, TX Waco, TX Grapeland, TX Ronald Reagan High School Colmesneil High School Bosqueville High School Grapeland High School M ajor: International Studies M ajor: Allied Health M ajor: Computer Engineering M ajor: Communications National Society of Collegiate (Computer Science Track) M inor: Agricultural Economics Scholars; Alpha Delta M inor: Mathematics Terry Foundation Student Pi-Recruitment Information Jane Haile Award; Dwight Organization (Vice President); Manager, Senior Scholarship chair; Look College of Engineering, Dean’s List; National Society Partnership for Primary Care Dean’s Honor Award; American of Collegiate Scholars; Aggie Campus Communities regional Screen Writing, Acting, and community assistant; TAMU Eta Kappa Nu (HKN) Honor Movie Production (SWAMP) Society Corporate/Fundraising Club Chairman; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE); Impact Ministries Counselor; Freshman Leaders in Christ

G. Colton Hoffmann Chase M. Johnson Willis, TX Huntsville, TX Willis High School Huntsville High School M ajor #1: Rangeland Ecology M ajor: Finance & Mgmt One Army: Texas Aggie Men M ajor #2: Political Science United; Aggies for Christ; Fish Dean’s List; Gilbert Leadership Camp Counselor: Camp Oswald; Conference; Rodeo Team; Ags of Oak; CARPOOL Rodeo Club-Vice President; Pre-Law Society; Range Club; National Society of Collegiate Scholars New UH Terry Scholars volunteer at the 2010 UH Orientation.

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Nicholas D. Kennedy Keegan S. Kurtz Groveton, TX Winters, TX Groveton High School Winters High School M ajor: Biology M ajor: Agricultural Sys Triathlon team; Pistol Team; Management Students for Concealed Carry M inor: Business Administration on Campus; Brazos Valley Alpha Zeta Honor Society; Mountainbiking Association; Agricultural Systems Brazosland Pistoleros; USA Management Club; Alpha Triathlon; Texas Mountain Zeta Honor Society; Terry Bikeing Racing Association Foundation Student Organization

Texas State Scholars Christina Henson, Katie Bakke and Rebecca Bugyi. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Peggy J. Liska Matthew J. Taylar B. Maddux Melissa M. McDaniel Missouri City, TX Louderback Port Lavaca, TX Flower Mound, TX L.V. Hightower High School Houston, TX Calhoun High School Coram Deo Academy M ajor: Electronics Engineering Jersey Village High School M ajor: Health Education: M ajor: Communication Technology M ajor: Landscape Allied Health Option M inor #1: Psychology Intern for Texas Instruments in Architecture Aggie Access; Fish Camp; M inor #2: English Freising, Germany; President— Future Aggie Physician M inor: Urban Planning Internship-Nice, France; Tau Alpha Pi Engineering Assistants; Aggieland Phi Eta Sigma National Magna Cum Laude; Dean’s Technology Honor Society; Volunteers; Gymnastics; Honor Society; Lambda Honor Roll; Liberal Arts President & Director of Public American Medical Student Sigma National Honor Honors; Phi Beta Kappa Relations-Institute of Electrical Association Society; ASLA; ASPIRE; Honor Society; Internship- and Electronics Engineers- Crew Leader for B/CS Habitat local church youth group; Technology; Kappa Delta; for Humanity chapter mentor for Bryan and A&M Polo Club Consolidated High School

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Bryan E. McGee Joshua C. Meier Montana C. Moeller Bryce D. Moody Refugio, TX Brenham, TX Spring Branch, TX Lubbock, TX Refugio High School Brenham High School Smithson Valley High School Lubbock High School M ajor: Agricultural Sys M ajor: Applied Mathematical M ajor #1: Bioenvironmental Science M ajor: Finance Management Sciences M ajor #2: Agronomy Aggie Investment Club; Trading, M inor #1: Physics Deans Honor Roll; Distinguished Risk and Investment Program M inor #2: Economics Student Award; Texas Farm Bureau Dean’s list: Magna Cum Laude; Pi Agricultural Research and Education Mu Epsilon Math Honors Society; Scholarship; Richard Wallrath Internship with Actuarial Scholarship; Aggie Access Learning Consulting firm Mercer; Vice Communities Mentor; CARPOOL; President-Math Club: Treasurer- College of Agriculture and Life Aggie Actuaries Science Student Council- Department of Plant Pathology and Microbiology Representative; Big Event Volunteer; Texas Aggie Replant Volunteer; National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Mickinzie R. Morgan Zachary M. Olschwanger J. Scott Perry Lauren P. Powell Wolfforth, TX Plano, TX New Braunfels, TX Quanah, TX Frenship Rural High School Plano West Senior High School Canyon High School Quanah High School M ajor: Biochemistry M ajor: Biomedical Science M ajor #1: Accounting M ajor: History National Society of Collegiate M ajor #2: Spanish Scholars; Wind Symphony; M ajor #3: Business Honors CARPOOL; Alpha Chi International Business Certificate Omega; Big Brothers Big Delegate for Spencer Leadership Conference Sisters Association in Dallas; Delegate for Freshman Leadership Development Retreat; Student Ambassador for China-U.S. Relations Conference in Beijing; Business Honors Program-Student Coordinator; Magna Cum Laude; Honors Freshman Business Initiative-Peer Leader & Events Coordinator; Global Business Brigades-Vice President of Finance; Mays Business Fellows Program-Industry Relations Coordinator; International Student Volunteers-Campus Representative; Aggie Big Brothers Big Sisters-Co-Founder & Vice President; Horizons Program; Building A Future

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Ethan J. Reznicek Jessica J. Sartin Columbus, TX Conroe, TX Columbus High School Conroe High School M ajor: Biology M ajor: Health Education Dean’s List; Aggie Sisters for Christ (Executive Committee, Retreat Chair)

Harrison Pierce with Founder Howard Terry. 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet.

Justin R. Saunders Jacey C. Slone Nacogdoches, TX Cuero, TX Nacogdoches High School Cuero High School M ajor: Mechanical M ajor: Agribusiness Engineering

Foundation Vice President—Administration Robert Parker and Daniel Stidham. 2010 UH Orientation.

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Aaron B. Smith Joshua B. South Daniel D. Steck Humberto Suarez Lubbock, TX Caldwell, TX San Antonio, TX Mercedes, TX Monterey High School Caldwell High School Ronald Reagan High School Science Academy of South Texas M ajor: Biology M ajor: Political Science M ajor: Mechanical M ajor: Industrial & Systems Old Army Gentlemen’s Society- Engineering Engineering Service Director; Aggie Fish 4.0 cumulative GPA; NASA Alpha Pi Mu Industrial Club-Development and JSC Intern; ConocoPhillips Engineering Honor Society; Outreach Chair; Conference on SPIRIT Scholar; Aggies Dean’s Honor Roll; Executive Student Government Serving Another Person Director of the Hispanic Associations-Promotions (ASAP)-Soup Kitchen and Presidents’ Council; Institute of Committee; Fish Cam p- Retirement Home Project Industrial Engineers; Society of Counselor Coordinator; Habitat for Hispanic Professional Engineers; Humanity Engineers Without Borders

The 2010 inaugural class o f UNT Terry Scholars: (back) Irvin Loza, Chris Turner, Chris James, Shera Gary, Alyssa Thompson, Chelsea Yamashita, Katrennah McComb, Theresa Hunter, M allory Miner, Travis McCullough, Jake Schumann; (sitting) Mikayla Barber, Dillon South, Jonathan Quinnelly, Assistant D irector Student Financial Aid & Scholarships Lisa Goodwin, UNT Terry Scholarship Program Coordinator Holly VanHouten, D irector o f Student Financial Aid & Scholarships Carolyn Cunningham, JaRod Hall and C liff Morrison. 2010 UNT Orientation.

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Kathryn A. Tippett S. Matthew Way Carrollton, TX Big Sandy, TX R.L. Turner High School Harmony High School M ajor: International Studies M ajor: Biological Engineering jerry schola

UH Assistant Dean o f the Honors College Jodie Koszegi with son Zach and UH Scholar Amy Mohammed. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

Bryan M. Weaver Alan J. Womac Laura K. Zimmerer Rachel E. Zimmerer Center Point, TX Houston, TX Lindsay, TX Lindsay, TX Center Point High School Spring Woods High School Lindsay High School Lindsay High School M ajor: Animal Science-Science M ajor: Economics M ajor: Food Science & M ajor: Nutritional Sciences Option Technology Summa Cum Laude; Dean’s 2011 Who’s Who; National M inor: Chemistry List; Gamma Sigma Delta Society of Collegiate Scholars Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society of Agriculture; (NSCS); Dean’s Honor Roll; Outstanding Junior in Food Thomas S. Gathright Scholar Distinguished Student Award; Science; National Sorghum Award; Texas A&M Foundation College of Agriculture and Life Challenge Award; Texas A&M Excellence Award; Terry Sciences Student Council-Vice Dean’s List; Food Science Foundation Student President of Public Relations; Club (President, Public Organization (President, 2010 Livestock Judging Team; Relations Officer); Terry Secretary); PreDental Society; 2009 Meat Judging Team-All Foundation Student Study Abroad-Spain American; 2008 Wool Judging Organization (Social Chair) Team; Saddle and Sirloin

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Guest Speaker Rodney Paris with Joseph Chrasta, Zach Johnson, Andrew Vuong, Erika Oliver and Natasha Gupta. 2010 UT-Dallas Orientation.

Kevin Z. Anglin Rachel F. Armentrout Ethan R. Boening Mallory V. Brandenburg Lehron N. Brune Mansfield, TX Flower Mound, TX Poth, TX Huntington, TX Sealy, TX Mansfield High School Edward S. Marcus High School Poth High School Huntington High School Sealy High School Major: Chemical Engineering Major: Business Major: Industrial Major: Health Education Major: Chemical Distribution Engineering

Benjamin C. Burns Darla R. Caddell Katherine S. Campbell Michael R. Carreon Kayleigh M. Carter Waco, TX Devine, TX Dime Box, TX Lytle, TX Conroe, TX Midway High School Devine High School Dime Box High School Lytle High School Caney Creek High School Major: Finance Major: Accounting Major: Rec., Parks, & Major: Communications Major: General Studies Tourism

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Deborah M. Choate Zachary M.P. Crow Pritesh V. Desai Elizabeth F. Dieter Emily K. Ellett Missouri City, TX Cypress, TX Rusk, TX Lindsay, TX Wichita Falls, TX Elkins High School Cy-Fair High School Rusk High School Lindsay High School Wichita Falls High School Major: International Studies Major: Business Major: Accounting Major: Agriculture Major: Exercise Science

Justin T. French Joshua D. Frink Sameer R. Gajjar Luke D. Greene Riley A. Hammond Ingram, TX Dallas, TX Houston, TX San Antonio, TX Angleton, TX Tom Moore High School Warren T. White High School Clear Lake High School St. Anthony Catholic Angleton High School Major: Wildlife & Fisheries Major: Aerospace Engineering Major: Biochemistry High School Major: Psychology Major: Industrial Engineering

Robyn L. Hammond Caroline M. Heiberg Lyndsey R. Hicks Jacob R. Hinson Jamie L. Hoelscher Angleton, TX Boerne, TX Decatur, TX Crawford, TX Rogers, TX Angleton High School Boerne High School Decatur High School Crawford High School Rogers High School Major: Environmental Design Major: Music Major: Secondary Education Major: Civil Engineering Major: Nutritional Science

Eugene C. Holub Kevin C. Hranitzky Joshua M. Hughes Sharia A. Jambers Neil M. Kaspar Rockdale, TX Friendswood, TX Ennis, TX Three Rivers, TX Navasota, TX Rockdale High School Friendswood High School Ennis High School Three Rivers High School Navasota High School Major: Architecture Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Marketing Major: Civil Engineering

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Shelby E. Laird Sarah E. Logsdon Rebecca B. Maddox Joseph M. Marchetti Matthew R. McCullar Tyler, TX West Columbia, TX Texarkana, TX Rusk, TX Spring, TX Robert E. Lee High School Columbia High School Texas High School Rusk High School Spring High School Major: Biomedical Science Major: Interdisciplinary Studies Major: Anthropology Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Communications

Christie L. McKinney Brendan K. Mueller Collin F. Mulcahy Karissa K. Myers Molly C. Nichols Big Sandy, TX La Grange, TX Houston, TX Conroe, TX Winnsboro, TX Harmony High School La Grange High School Westside High School Oak Ridge High School Winnsboro High School Major: Agribusiness Major: Biomedical Science Major: Biomedical Science Major: Psychology Major: Civil Engineering

Kayla M. Patterson R. Kate Paty Tuyet T. Pham Nathan A. Poon Emily J. Ratliff Boerne, TX Frisco, TX Dallas, TX Houston, TX La Feria, TX Boerne High School Frisco High School School of Health Professions Clear Lake High School La Feria High School Major: Animal Science Major: Business Management Major: Biomedical Science Major: Biomedical Engineering Major: Genetics

Stephanie D. Roper Jessica D. Rucker Robert J.H. Santini Katelyn A. Spradley Jacob W. Springer Clifton, TX Normangee, TX College Station, TX Flower Mound, TX Huntsville, TX Clifton High School Normangee High School Home School Edward S. Marcus High School Home School Major: Wildlife & Fisheries Major: French Major: Urban Planning Major: Animal Science Major: Civil Engineering

9 0 * ★ + 'V Terryfoundation 2008 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

Bianca N. Stewart K. Grady Suggs Larry D. Sullivan Brackettville, TX Longview, TX Pittsburg, TX Brackett High School Longview High School Pittsburg High School Major: Marketing Major: Political Science Major: Mechanical Engineering

Scholar Alumni John Jambers (TAMU2002) and Sarah Lowery Jambers (TAMU2003). Taryn M. Tipton James L. Vaughn Travis C. Vollmering 2011 Winedale Picnic. Flatonia, TX Houston, TX Orange Grove, TX Flatonia High School Langham Creek High School Orange Grove High School Major: Secondary Education Major: Computer Engineering Major: Accounting

Catherine R. Watkins Ashley A. Williams Canton, TX Hallsville, TX Canton High School Hallsville High School Major: Chemistry Major: English

Cassandra D. Wilson Marsh D. Zajicek Lisa Newman, Ben Zieman and Danielle Rutherford. 2010 UT-Austin Orientation. Paris, TX Sweeny, TX North Lamar High School Sweeny High School Major: Biology Major: Biomedical Science

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Lindsey H. Aldridge Ashton B. Baker Paris, TX Santo, TX Paris High School Santo High School Major: Special Education Major: English

Blake R. Bearden Justin R. Benavidez 2010 TSSA Officers: (back) Brad Caproni, Garrett Jones, Madelyn Kay, Clayton Whitewright, TX Tulia, TX Stanley; (sitting) Meghan Wied, Anny Tseng, Rachel McDaniel and Jurhee Freese. Whitewright High School Tulia High School 2010 UT-Austin Orientation. Major: Aerospace Major: Agriculture Economics Engineering

Victoria L. Benson Steven J. Birkenfeld L. Kelsey Brannon Kevin R. Bredemeyer Lockie R. Breeding Prosper, TX Nazareth, TX Marshall, TX Winters, TX Big Sandy, TX Prosper High School Nazareth High School Marshall High School Winters High School Harmony High School Major: Accounting Major: Biological Engineering Major: Accounting PPA Major: Agriculture Sys Major: Agriculture Science Management

Monica T. Bullock Lori R. Bumguardner Joy Cheng Jesn’e C. Church Garrett F. Cline Fort Worth, TX Palacios, TX Friendswood, TX Lufkin, TX Morgan, TX Fort Worth Country Palacios High School Clear Brook High School Lufkin High School Morgan ISD Day School Major: Nutritional Science Major: Biomedical Science Major: Biology Major: Animal Science Major: Genetics

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Christopher R. Cole Brittany S. Coop Shraddha M. Dalwadi Rachel T. Duran Julie A. England Franklin, TX Benjamin, TX Cleveland, TX Lago Vista, TX Winters, TX Franklin High School Benjamin ISD Cleveland High School Lago Vista High School Winters High School Major: Business Major: Business Major: Psychology Major: Business Major: Biochemistry

Andrew C. Fowler William E. Garnett Summer R. Gill J. Terence Hicks Whitney P. Hinze Richland Springs, TX Irving, TX Wharton, TX McKinney, TX Carmine, TX Richland Springs High School Cistercian Preparatory School Wharton High School McKinney North High School Round Top Carmine Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Business Major: Political Science Major: Civil Engineering High School Major: Agribusiness

Ilyssa M. Irving Natalie R. Kuban Hemphill, TX West Columbia, TX Hemphill High School Columbia High School Major: Genetics Major: Business

Caitlyn E. Kubenka Allison M. Lynch Founder Howard Terry, Foundation President Ed Cotham and UT-San Antonio Schulenburg, TX Mesquite, TX Assistant Director o f Scholarships and Programs Shirley Banez. Schulenburg High School Dr. John D Horn High School Major: Agricultural Science 2010 UT-San Antonio Banquet. Major: Civil Engineering

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Casey T. Meadows Jennifer M. Menard Victoria Noris Earl N. Oster Anna L. Pruitt Iowa Park, TX Tyler, TX Haltom, TX Silsbee, TX Big Sandy, TX Iowa Park High School Robert E. Lee High School Haltom High School Silsbee High School Harmony High School Major: Agricultural Major: Civil Engineering Major: Mechanical Major: History Major: Agricultural Communications Engineering Development

Lane A. Quinney Blake D. Renner Lora M. Robbins Rachel E. Robeson Sarah A. Savage Tuscola, TX Austin, TX Castroville, TX Centerville, TX Boerne, TX Jim Ned High School Westlake High School Medina Valley High School Centerville High School Samuel V. Champion Major: Business Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: General Studies Major: Mathematics High School Management Major: Business Management

Katelyn A. Smith Jeffrey M. Thomas College Station, TX Waco, TX A&M Consolidated High School Connally High School Major: Psychology Major: Accounting

Foundation President Ed Cotham, Advisory Board Member Tammira Early Philippe Justin M. Thomas (TAMU 1991), Director JeffStichler (TAMU 1990), Advisory Board Members Waco, TX Kathy Davis Duggan (UT-Austin 1987) and Ray Kerlick (UT-Austin 1987). Connally High School 2010 T7\MU Banquet. Major: Accounting

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A Andrea C. Abeln Kathryn A. Bardin Matthew J. Barry Elise G. Brune Rikki L. Buckalew Richardson, TX Round Rock, TX Bryan, TX Sealy, TX Loving, TX Berkner High School Home School Saint Joseph Catholic School Sealy High School Graham High School Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Education Major: Computer Science Major: Biomedical Science Major: History

Erick D. Chaves Richard T. Comeau Rita A. Day Jenni M. Di Donato Allison L. Dietert Houston, TX Granbury, TX Tuscola, TX Celina, TX Houston, TX Houston Christian High School Granbury High School Jim Ned High School Prosper High School Mirabeau B. Lamar Major: Aerospace Engineering Major: Rangeland Ecology Major: Biomedical Science Major: Business High School & Mgmt. Major: Biomedical Science

Jessica A. Difucci Alyssa R. Douglas Elani M. Duzich Kyle, TX Hurst, TX Portland, TX Lehman High School L.D. Bell High School Incarnate Word Academy Major: Biology Major: Animal Science Major: International Studies

Andrew W. Edelman Ryan J. Efaw Katherine A. Elmer UT-Dallas Scholar Sarah Ohlemacher. Katy, TX Cypress, TX Pleasanton, TX 2011 Winedale Picnic. Cinco Ranch High School Cy-Fair High School Pleasanton High School Major: Mechanical Engineering Major: Nursing Major: Kinesiology

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Melissa B. Glenn Kyla J. Gresham Morgan L. Griffin Amanda R. Gross Colton B. Hagler Odessa, TX Centerville, TX Columbus, TX Dallas, TX Argyle, TX Odessa High School Centerville High School Columbus High School Hillcrest High School Argyle High School Major: Zoology Major: Psychology Major: Business Major: Civil Engineering Major: Civil Engineering

Matthew P. Hanel Montanna L. Harper Alayna B. Henkes Jessie C. Hoffman Taylor S. Johnson Cameron, TX Hempstead, TX Yoakum, TX Kenedy, TX Hurst, TX C.H. Yoe High School Hempstead High School Yoakum High School Kenedy High School L.D. Bell High School Major: Business Major: Animal Science Major: Health Care Major: Animal Science Major: Business Administration

Konni N. Kelso Katherine E. Killian Seguin, TX Stratford, TX Lifegate Christian School Stratford High School Major: Agribusiness Major: Nutrition

Deana K. Knight Jayme L. Krepps 2010 UTDTS Officers: (back) Patrick Foster, Shez Baqui, Diana Iribadzhakova, Winnsboro, TX Portland, TX Chris Moore; (sitting) Rebekah Mallette, M imi Ghassemi and Travis McDonald. 2010 Winnsboro High School Gregory-Portland High School Major: Kinesiology Major: Civil Engineering UT-Dallas Orientation.

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Benjamin S. Lopez Grant C. Michalk Sweetwater, TX Bishop, TX Sweetwater High School Bishop High School Major: Business Major: Applied Mathematics

Briana G. Miles Darcy T. Moreland 2010 TSUH Officers: Daniel Stidham, Leah Matthews, Bianca Perez, Jam ie King, Driftwood, TX Washington, TX Dripping Springs High School Brenham High School Meaghan M engler and Blake Harms. 2010 UH Orientation. Major: Environmental Studies Major: Agribusiness

Matthew K. Morte Noreen N. Ramirez Sydney M. Robertson Tyler J. Rosser R. Brian Roy Conroe, TX San Antonio, TX Richardson, TX Groveton, TX Lufkin, TX Conroe High School South San Antonio High School J.J. Pearce High School Groveton High School Lufkin High School Major: Petroleum Engineering Major: Elementary Education Major: Business Major: Agricultural Economics Major: General Studies

Sara K. Ruffing Ciana M. Scaletti Jennifer L. Singleton Robby S. Smith Ethan R Springer Houston, TX San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX College Station, TX Huntsville, TX Memorial High School Northside Health Careers Earl Warren High School A&M Consolidated Home School Major: Business Administration High School Major: Biomedical Engineering High School Major: Civil Engineering Major: Animal Science Major: Political Science

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Susan E. Staggers Zachary C. Swick Austin Z. Talavera Julia N. Taylor Benjamin J. Telaneus Marshall, TX Franklin, TX Taylor, TX Friendswood, TX Denton, TX Harleton High School Franklin High School Taylor High School Friendswood High School Billy C. Ryan High School Major: Psychology Major: Horticulture Major: Biomedical Major: Psychology Major: General Studies Engineering

Noah S. Thacher Abbie M. Thames Alyssa B. Thompson Lauren A. Thompson Daniel Wise Midland, TX Buda, TX San Angelo, TX Grandview, TX Farmersville, TX Midland Classical Academy Jack C. Hays High School Central High School Grandview High School Farmersville High School Major: Petroleum Major: Agribusiness Major: Civil Engineering Major: Animal Science Major: Biomedical Science Engineering

Joshua R. Woelfel Giddings, TX Giddings High School Major: Poultry Science

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TAMU Scholar Victor Garcia and Founder Howard Terry. 2011 Winedale Picnic.

98 ★ ★ A -V ^ Terryfoundation ABOUT THE FOUNDERS

Howard L. Terry Nancy M. Terry

Native Texan Howard L. Terry was born in Milam County in 1916. Nancy Terry is a native of New York State, born in Ogdensburg on He attended the University of Texas at Austin on an athletic the St. Lawrence River. She attended the School of Nursing at the scholarship and earned his B.B.A. in 1938. He was employed by University of Rochester, New York, where her hobbies included Procter & Gamble until 1942, when he entered the U.S. Navy snow skiing, ice skating, swimming and antique collecting. and served as a P.T. Boat She subsequently relocated commander in the Pacific to Texas and for over forty during World War II. He later years has been married to returned to Procter & Howard L. Terry, with whom Gamble, from which he was she founded the Terry recruited to set up a chain of Foundation in 1986. appliance stores, serving as While no longer able to be General Manager until 1931. active at Foundation events, At that time, Mr. Terry went Mrs. Terry follows from home into business for himself her continued interest in in lumber, building, and the Foundation and the development, building several Terry Scholars. residential subdivisions in Texas and other states.

Over the following years, Mr. Terry founded several businesses in various fields, including Business Funds, Marathon Manufacturing, Crutcher Resources, Allied Bancshares, and Farm & Home Savings. Beginning in 1979, he became a director and chairman of the executive committee of Penn Central Corp., a position he held until 1986. In 1981, he founded the Terry Companies, a multi-state corporation involved in oil & gas exploration and development.

Howard and Nancy Terry are both longtime residents of Houston, Texas. Mr. Terry still maintains regular office hours in the Foundation offices and is actively involved in the operations of the Terry Companies and the Foundation. Despite his series of remarkable successes in business endeavors in many fields, he often refers to the Terry Foundation as his finest achievement.

T erryfoundation A ★ ★ 99 ABOUT THE DIRECTORS AND STAFF

The Foundation Board o f Directors includes (seated) Rhett G. Campbell, Howard and Nancy Terry, Edward T. Cotham Jr. and (standing) Gayle Stinson, Jim Davis, R. Carter Overton III, Jeffrey C. Stichler, John W. Storms and Yvonne Rode Moody.

Rhett G. Campbell, Foundation Board Chair Ed holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from the Rhett Campbell served on the original Board of Directors of the University of Houston and a master’s degree in Economics from Terry Foundation and has worked closely with Howard and Nancy the University of Chicago. A native Texan, Ed returned to Terry in the management and direction of the Foundation since its complete a law degree from the University of Texas at Austin. inception in 1986. He was named Board Chair in 2000. Ed is a nationally recognized expert on Civil War history and has Rhett is chair of the bankruptcy section of the Thompson & authored three books on military history He and his wife, Candy, Knight law firm, where his areas of specialization include civil trial have one son and reside in Houston. and business bankruptcy. He was a founding member in 1977 of the Houston law firm of Morris & Campbell, where he practiced John W. Storms until 2001. He holds both a B.A. (with high honors) and J.D. John Storms has served on the Foundation Board of Directors (with honors) from Southern Methodist University, where he was since its inception in 1986. John is the Managing General Partner honored as a Hatton Sumners Scholar and as a member of of Storms & Critz, Certified Public Accountants, of Houston. Phi Beta Kappa, Order of the Coif, and Order of Barristers. John also serves on the boards of other business entities and is an Rhett is married to Houston native Susie Seybold. They have three active member of the board of Child Advocates, Inc. of Houston. children and one grandchild and reside in Houston. John is a Certified Public Accountant and holds a B.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin and an M.B.A. in taxation from the Edward T. Cotham Jr., President City University of New York. Ed Cotham serves as President of the Terry Foundation, where he John and his wife, Charlene, reside in Houston and have two assists Howard Terry in the management of the Foundation daughters and five grandchildren. endowment portfolio and serves as chief operating officer of the Foundation. In 1993, he was named President of Terry Petroleum Company Prior to joining Terry Petroleum, Ed practiced law with the Morris & Campbell law firm in Houston.

100 + ★ -V ’V Terry FOUNDATION R. Carter Overton III Kinesiology and a minor in History. He holds a Masters of Carter Overton has served on the Foundation Board of Directors Education degree from Sam Houston State University. Prior to his since its inception in 1986. Carter is the President of Overton position in administration, Jeff taught advanced mathematics and Energy LLC, a Houston-based management and investment coached for 11 years, seven years of which were at Conroe’s Caney company engaged in direct investment in U.S. oil and gas Creek High School, where he was named Teacher of the Year and exploration and production. He worked previously for Terry District Swim Coach of the Year. Petroleum Company where he served as Vice President of Jeff lives in Conroe with his wife, Melanie, and their two children. Operations. Carter is a past Chairman of the Texas Business Hall of Fame Foundation and is actively involved in his community and Gayle Stinson the River Oaks Baptist Church. Gayle Stinson was named to the Foundation Board in 2006, one of A native Houstonian, Carter received both his B.B.A. and his two new Scholar Alumni members named to the Board that year. M.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin. Gayle is Superintendent of Schools for the Lake Dallas ISD in Carter has two daughters, Josephine and Sophia, and resides with north Texas. She served for six years in administration for the his wife, Elaine, in Houston, Texas. Texarkana Independent School District, where her outstanding tenure as principal of Texas High School resulted in her selection as Yvonne Rode Moody Principal of the Year by the Texas Association of Secondary School Yvonne Rode Moody was one of the first Terry Scholars, a Principals. Gayle was named a 2007 Outstanding Young Texas Ex member of the original class in 1987. She was named to the by the University of Texas at Austin. Foundation Board in 2000, one of the first Alumni Scholars to be A native of Redwater, Texas, Gayle was one of the first Terry named to the Board. Scholars at the University of Texas at Austin, a member of the A native of Fredericksburg, Yvonne received a B.S. in Mechanical original class of 1987. She completed her B.S. in 1991 and Engineering from Texas A&M in 1991. She worked for eight years subsequently earned an M.S. in Education from Texas A&M with Chevron as Construction Project Manager for the Houston at Texarkana. Retail Marketing Group. Yvonne and her husband, Ted, live in San Gayle and her husband, Trent, reside with their three children in Antonio, where she now works full-time as mom to their two Hickory Creek, Texas. daughters, in occasional substitute teaching, and in many volunteer activities.

FOUNDATION STAFF Jim Davis Jim Davis, FSA is the Managing Principal for the Southern U.S. Employee Benefits Practice of Milliman, covering thirteen states. He is also an actuary and retirement consultant. A native of Quitman, Texas, Jim became a Terry Scholar in 1989. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1993, where he received a B.A. in Economics (with highest honors). He also holds a master’s degree from Southern Methodist University. Jim was named to the Foundation Board of Directors in 2000. He lives with his three daughters in Sunnyvale, Texas, a suburb of Dallas.

Jeffrey C. Stichler Jeff Stichler is an Associate Principal in the Conroe ISD. He was named to the Foundation Board in 2006, one of two new Scholar Pictured with Founder Howard Terry and President Ed Cotham Alumni members named to the Board that year. are staff members Jamie Thyssen, Brandy N. Skillern, Beth Freeman A native of Fort Stockton, Texas, Jeff was named a Terry Scholar at (Director of Scholar Relations), and (standing) Becky Adams, Laura Texas A&M in 1990, where he graduated in 1993 with a B.S. in L. Sanders, and Robert L. Parker (Vice President-Administration).

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Foundation Advisory Board

In 2008, the Board of Directors approved the formation of the Terry Foundation Advisory Board. Recognized by the Board for their professional achievements and commitment to the Foundation, a group of thirty-two outstanding Scholar Alumni were selected who assist the Board in an advisory role and at Foundation events throughout the year around the state.

The Foundation Advisory Board: (seated) Casie Kaluza Wenmohs, Kerry Keiser Ugarte, Director Yvonne Rode Moody, Ryan Assunto, Gayle Cerrato Hanz, Tammira Early Philippe, Abby Howell, Director Je ff Stichler, Wes Migura, Gregg Knaupe and Kathy Davis Duggan with (standing) Joseph Dowd, Board Chair Rhett Campbell, Allison Beckworth Readinger, Bob Gabriel, Chad Pinson, Jessica Scott, Brian Carroll, Ray Kerlick, President Ed Cotham, Brian Yarbrough, Susie Buck Hawthorne, Nellson Burns, Garth Beinart, and Meredith Blaschke Reyes. 2009 Austin Alumni Luncheon.

Ryan H. Assunto Brian K. Carroll Robert B. Gabriel Wesley W. Migura Austin, Texas Belton, Texas Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas Texas A&M University, 1994 University of Texas at Austin, 1994 University of Texas at Austin, 1994 Texas A&M University, 1988

Allison Beckworth Readinger Gayle Cerrato Hanz Abigail K. Howell Chad M. Pinson Fort Worth, Texas Fiumble, Texas College Station, Texas Rockwall, Texas University of Texas at Austin, 1994 University of Texas at Austin, 1988 Texas A&M University, 2001 University of Texas at Austin, 1992

Garth A. Beinart Kathy Davis Duggan Casie Kaluza Wenmohs Dane A. Reese Bellaire, Texas Houston, Texas Austin, Texas Allen, Texas University of Texas at Austin, 1993 University of Texas at Austin, 1987 University of Texas at Austin, 1989 University of Texas at Austin, 1989

Meredith Blaschke Reyes Kelley Dees-Atkinson Samuel E. Keen Elizabeth Riley Keeler Pearland, Texas Coppell, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas University of Texas at Austin, 1997 Texas A&M University, 1997 Texas A&M University, 1998 Texas A&M University, 1992

Susan Buck Hawthorne Alexis Dixon Johnson Kerry Keiser Ugarte Jessica Scott Austin, Texas Dallas, Texas Austin, Texas Hearne, Texas University of Texas at Austin, 1997 University of Texas at Austin, 1994 University of Texas at Austin, 1988 Texas A&M University, 1993

Nellson D. Burns Joseph A. Dowd I. Ray Kerlick, Jr. Douglas C. Stanley Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Katy, Texas Lantana, Texas Texas A&M University, 1993 Texas A&M University, 1995 University of Texas at Austin, 1987 Texas A&M University, 1990

S. Bradley Burris Christopher K. Dreiling Gregg W. Knaupe Joseph A. Triepke Katy, Texas Dallas, Texas Austin, Texas Houston, Texas Texas A&M University, 1997 University of Texas at Austin, 1989 University of Texas at Austin, 1987 University of Texas at Austin, 2000

Amanda Carlson Donohoe Tammira Early Philippe Clinton B. Midgett Brian G. Yarbrough Plano, Texas Humble, Texas Bellaire, Texas Austin, Texas University of Texas at Austin, 1987 Texas A&M University, 1991 University of Texas at Austin, 1990 University of Texas at Austin, 1988

102 ^ + -V '■V -V T e RRY FOUN DAT I ON ^ In Memory

2003 Terry Scholar Jessica M. Fertitta died on February 20, 2011 in a tragic automobile accident near her hometown in Beaumont, Texas. She was a second year law student at the University o f Texas in Austin. Jessica graduated in 2007from the University o f Texas at Austin with a BA degree in Political Communications and Business Foundations, completing her degree with a cumulative 4.0 GPA. As a senior Terry Scholar in the spring o f2007, Jessica served on a Foundation Scholar Selection Committee in Houston. Jessica will be remembered by her fellow Scholars at UT-Austin as a brilliant student and a dynamic leader. She served in leadership positions all o f her life — notably as President o f her senior class at Monsignor Kelly High School and later as President o f the UT-Austin Panhellenic Council. While in school, she interned in the Texas State Senate and worked for four years in the office o f Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott. Jessica had a presence o f warmth and grace. She was very kind, generous with her heart, and a friend to many. She inspired those around her with her courage, resilience, energy, compassion and optimism. The Terry Foundation honors her memory, just as she honored the Foundation and the University o f Texas at Austin in her outstanding scholarship, leadership and example. She will be missed by all who knew her.

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Abdulqader, Sarah M. 64 Bhora, Zahra F. 31, 81 Carreon, Michael R. 52, 88 Abeln, Andrea C. 95 Birkenfeld, Steven J. 92 Carroll, Brian K. 11,27, 55, 102 Abouassi, Angela S. 22 Blaschke Reyes, Meredith 55, 102 Carson, Baeleigh C. 69 Adelman, Brooklynn A. 26, 64 Boening, Ethan R. 88 Carter, Kayleigh M. 88 Aelvoet, Sarah E. 31 Boethel, Cathryn E. 17 Casarez, Cesar O. 26, 49, 64, 71 Agnello, Kileigh B. 17 Boyle, Jamie 41 Casso, David A. 32 Agwu, A. Vanessa 31 Brand, Amanda L. 31 Castro, Olga I. 46 Ahmed, Saamia M. 60 Brandenburg, Mallory V. 88 Castro, Steven H. 14 Ahmed, Tausiq 31 Brandon, Britt D. 49, 63 Catalano, James C. 18, 40, 62 Alcantara, Irving 25 Brannon, L. Kelsey 92 Cerrato Hanz, Gayle 55, 102 Aldridge, Lindsey H. 56, 92 Bredemeyer, Kevin R. 92 Chan, Donna 32 Allison, Kaleb N. 79 Breeding, Lockie R. 39, 92 Chang, Sophia 54 Anglin, Kevin Z. 88 Brietzke, Alyssa R. 46 Charles, Tanesha S. 26, 64 Appel, Melissa A. 56 Bright, Laura E. 62, 74 Chaves, Erick D. 16, 95 Appel, Shane E. 17 Broadus, Kaley M. 32 Cheng, Joy 52, 92 Armentrout, Rachel F. 88 Brooks, Noelle M. 74 Chiarelli, Ashley 22 Arns, Brandon R. 17 Brooks, Taylor M. 74 Choate, Deborah M. 89 Ashraf, Ammar 31 Brown, Heather N. 74 Chrasta, Joseph M. 18, 47, 64, 88 Assunto, Ryan FI. 55, 102 Browning, Sarah L. 32 Church, Jesn’e C. 92 Atman, Rebecca J. 30, 63 Brune, Elise G. 95 Clark, Chelsea M. 62, 71 Attia, Erene M. 31 Brune, Lehron N. 88 Cline, Garrett F. 81, 92 Attia, Monica M. 46 Buchanan, Molly R. 18, 64 Cole, Christopher R. 93 Ayala, Pamela M. 25 Buck Hawthorne, Susan 27, 55, 102 Coleman, Ar’Niqua R. 49, 53 Baker, Ashton B. 11, 92 Buckalew, Rikki L. 95 Collins, Jessica A. 32 Baker, Brittney A. 26, 64 Buckley, Jordan E. 49 Collins, Lauren E. 32 Bakke, Katherine L. 73, 83 Bugyi, Rebecca J. 73, 83 Comeau, Richard T.F. 95 Ballard, Lance D. 78 Bullock, Monica T. 92 Compton, Anna F. 32 Banales, Jesse 79 Bumguardner, Lori R. 92 Conly, Jessica A. 41 Banks, Chloe A. 49 Burke, Lakiesha Q. 41 Contreras, Christopher L. 46 Baqui, Sheznan B. 18, 40, 60, 96 Burnett, Kaleigh R. 79 Conway, Kevin C. 18, 52, 57 Barber, Curtis G. 71 Burns, Benjamin C. 88 Cook, John Cameron 79 Barber, Mikayla D. 10, 74, 86 Burns, Nellson D. 27, 102 Cooke, Natalie R. 46 Bardin, Kathryn A. 95 Burris, Scott Bradley 102 Coop, Brittany S. 93 Barreiro, Angela M. 46, 73 Burrowes, Sasha G. 63 Cooper, Corey P. 69 Barrier, Aaron L. 25 Butler, Brandy 57 Couts, Somer H. 80 Barry, Matthew J. 95 Buzek, Suzanne N. 79 Cowan, Traci M. 74 Barton, Chris 78 Caddell, Darla R. 88 Crider, Kathryn I. 73 Barua, Shoumi A. 31 Caffey, Sarah L. 79 Crow, Zachary M.P. 89 Bean Stinson, Gayle 100, 101 Calderon, Caroline A. 41 Crump, Cameron M. 49 Bearden, Blake R. 92 Calderon, Ezequiel 49 Cruz, Victoria 41 Beckman, Amy A. 62, 71 Campbell, Katherine S. 88 Cummings, Kristen M. 11 Beckworth Readinger, Allison 102 Cannon, Blake B. 79 Curtis, Aaron J. 41 Beinart, Garth A. 102 Cantrell, Charles W. 18, 64 Dalwadi, Shraddha M. 93 Belhasen, Aundrea J. 50, 79 Caproni, Bradley E. 41, 92 Dave, Devaki J. 65 Benavides, Jeremy J. 41 Carethers, Reba L. 46 Davis, Jim 100, 101 Benavidez, Justin R. 92 Carlile, Pamela M. 52, 69 Davis Duggan, Kathy 27, 94, 102 Bennevendo, Traci L. 17 Carlson Donohoe, Amanda 27, 72, 102 Davis, Kevin A. 32 Benson, Victoria L. 92 Carlson, Zachary J. 49 Davis, Michaela N. 41

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Davis, Stephen S. 80 Farris, Cori D. 81 Griffin, Morgan L. 96 Day, Rita A. 95 Fernandez, Gabriela 49 Gross, Amanda R. 96 De La Cruz, Bernadette D. 41 Fernandez, Luke R. 46 Grueso, Sparkle E. 47 Dees-Atkinson, Kelley 27, 102 Fifer, Marcus L. 49, 52, 63 Gupta, Natasha B. 65, 88 Delgado, Joshua K. 49 Firoze, Fahad D. 62 Haecker, Cameron L. 18 Delp, Bailey E. 80 Flores, Alejandro J. 49 Hagler, Colton B. 96 Desai, Pranav K. 41 Flores, Jacqueline O. 46 Haley, Dustin P. 47 Desai, Pritesh V. 89 Forbes, David W. 71 Halipoto, Faatima 40, 63 Di Donato, Jenni M. 95 Foreman, Victoria L. 33 Hall, JaRodA. 10, 51, 53, 86 Diaz, Edilberto 41 Foster, Patrick H. 63, 96 Hammond, Riley A. 89 Dieter, Elizabeth F. 89 Foster, Tania L. 18, 60 Hammond, Robyn L. 89 Dietert, Allison L. 95 Fowler, Andrew C. 93 Hammonds, William Brody 42 Difucci, Jessica A. 95 Fraccaro, Joseph A. 42 Hanel, Matthew P. 96 Dixon Johnson, Alexis 27, 55, 102 Francis, Chelsea L. 33 Hansen, Johanna R. 69 Doria, Chelsea K. 14 Frederick, Trenton C. 33 Hansen, Lance S. 42 Doss, Brogan A. 41 Freese, Jurhee E. 33, 56, 61, 92 Hanson, Kalyn N. 62 Doty, Tessa M. 30, 73 French, Justin T. 89 Harms, Blake A. 23, 24, 56, 64, 97 Douglas, Alanna D. 22 Frink, Joshua D. 89 Harms, Natalie J. 26, 64 Douglas, Alyssa R. 16, 95 Fryman, Julie E. 49 Harper, Montanna L. 96 Dowd, Joseph A. 27, 55, 74, 102 Fuller, Noel A. 46, 71 Harris, Paige G. 49 Drab, Michael A. 25, 69 Fuqua, Melinda K. 18 Harrison, Shannon R. 22 Dreiling, Christopher K. 27, 102 Fyffe, Kelsey E. 24 Harter, Daryl M. 82 Duge, Megan E. 16, 80 Gabriel, Robert B. 27, 102 Hawkins, Jeremy 73 Dugie, Henry O. 41 Gajjar, Sameer R. 89 Hawkins, Nicole M. 15, 18 Dupont, Robert L. 71 Galloway, Madison E. 49, 63 Hawkins, Rachel E. 57,71 Duran, Rachel T. 93 Garcia, Victor M. 81, 98 Hawthorne, Sophia K. 42 Durham, Patricia A. 46 Garnett, William E. 93 Haynes, Megan C. 42 Duvall, Rebecca L. 42 Gary, Shera D. 10, 86 Heiberg, Caroline M. 24, 26, 89 Duzich, Elani M. 95 Gaskin-Cole, Gabriel Nicolas 26, 64, 71 Heilig, Jason C. 34 Dyer, David M. 42 Gaynor, Nicolette M. 30, 73 Hengst, Suzanne R. 62 Dyer, Sarah K. 78 Geer, Caleb N. 18, 57 Henkes, Alayna B. 96 Early Philippe, Tammira 33, 55, 94, 102 Geistweidt, Kallie D. 73 Henson, Christina N. 52, 74, 83 Eaton, Leah K. 26, 64 Gernaat, Arianna L. 42 Hernandez, Kimberly A. 73 Eddy, Dustin M. 69 Ghassemi, Mashhood 63, 96 Hernandez, Melissa (UH) 24 Edelman, Andrew W. 95 Ghazvini, Aida 16 Hernandez, Melissa (UT-Austin) 42 Efaw, Ryan J. 95 Giles, Casey L. 26, 81 Hernandez, Omar 34 Egge, Christen L. 22 Gill, Summer R. 93 Herrera, Daniela A. 44, 50 Elizondo, Adriana 46 Giltner, Meagan E. 82 Hester, Christopher M. 47 Ellett, Emily K. 89 Glenn, Melissa B. 16, 96 Hicks, Jay Terence 56, 93 Elmer, Katherine A. 95 Glymph, Akmauri A. 33 Hicks, Lyndsey R. 89 England, Julie A. 93 Gobert, Allison L. 55,82 Hicks, Robert T. 34 English, Rheanna L. 65 Gonzalez, Rigoberto 34 Hilow, Amanda C. 26, 49, 64 Erwin, Charles B. 80 Goodman, John D. 30 Hill, Rebecca K. 34 Espinoza, A. Christopher 60 Gordon, Ellen E. 74 Hinojosa, Maria G. 18 Estrada, Rosaura 42 Graves, B. Caleb 34 Hinson, Jacob R. 89 Estrada, Stephanie 16 Greene, Luke D. 89 Hinze, Whitney P. 93 Evans, Ashley N. 33 Greses, Maranda D. 18 Hoang, Mary L. 17, 35, 53, 80 Evans, Justin E. 26, 81 Gresham, KylaJ. 53, 96 Hobson, Alexandria Reagan 26, 82

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Hoelscher, Jamie L. 4, 89 Kalathil, Josin S. 62 Lopez, Benjamin S. 97 Hoffmann, Gregg Colton 82 Kallina, Kayli E. 50 Louderback, Matthew J. 83 Hoffman, Jessie C. 96 Kaluza Wenmohs, Casie 102 Lowrey, Colby S. 36 Holmes, Alexandra C. 34 Kang, Joseph S. 78 Lowrey Jambers, Sarah 91 Holub, Corolyn R. 50 Kansra, Megha 35 Loza, Irvin J. 10, 53, 86 Holub, Eugene C. 89 Karim, Ashty S. 42 Lozano, Joeann C. 36, 40 Hood, Mallory L. 50 Kaspar, Neil M. 89 Lu, Ashley S. 43 Hood, Tevon A . 50, 53, 63 Kay, Madelyn E. 42, 92 Lust, Olivia E. 73 Howell, Abigail K. 11, 27, 55, 102 Keen, Samuel E. 102 Lynch, Allison M. 93 Hranitzky, Kevin C. 89 Keiser Ugarte, Kerry 102 Macias, Brian J. 17 Hromadka, DrewJ. 34 Kellar Eschbach, K.K. 55 Madden, Eric A. 46, 73 Hughes, Joshua M. 10, 89 Kelly, Cody P. 78 Maddox, Rebecca B. 90 Humble, Jamie L. 73 Kelly, Jena S. 52, 74 Maddux, Taylar B. 83 Hunter, Theresa K. 10, 86 Kelso, Konni N. 96 Madison, Clarence R. II 24 Huth, Theresa 55 Kennedy, Nicholas D. 42, 83 Mahmood, Sana 63 Hutson, Heather N. 35 Kerlick, Jr., I. Ray 94,102 Mallette, Rebekah E. 63, 96 Hutyra, Hannah E. 47 Keto, Jennifer D. 42 Maneen, Cassandra R. 50, 52 Huynh, Julie 42 Killian, Katherine E. 96 Manrriquez, Kelly M. 47 Huynh, Robert 42 Kim Yun, Jina 2 Marchetti, Joseph M. 90 Ikwuagwu, Ndy C. 40, 62 King, Jamie M. 23, 25, 64, 69, 70, 97 Marette, Rachel D. 36 Ilic, Ivana 44, 50 Kirsch, Katie R. 24 Marie, Lallyn 14, 35 Iribadzhakova, Diana K. 62, 96 Knaupe, Gregg W. 102 Marler, Angelek R. 50 Irving, Ilyssa M. 93 Knight, Deana K. 96 Marroquin, Sarah R. 43 Iyengar, Adithy 35 Kooner, Gilpreet K. 47 Martin, Shauna L. 72 Jackson, Jazzmyn N. 35 Koszela, Kelsey J. 47 Martinez, franco 55 Jackson, Shelby M. 46, 73 Kramer, John T. 26, 49, 64, 71 Martinez, Stephanie S. 50, 53 Jain, Priyanka 47, 61 Krejci, Kirsty L. 71 Martini, Tyler R. 17, 80 Jambers, John 91 Krepps, Jayme L. 16, 96 Mason, Stephen 55 Jambers, Sharia A. 89 Kroll, Allison M. 50 Mathai, Rincymol C. 22 James, Christopher W. 10, 86 Kuban, Natalie R. 93 Matthews, Leah L. 22, 23, 64, 97 Janak, Mallory R. 69 Kubenka, Caitlyn E. 11,93 McComb, Katrennah A. 10, 53, 86 Jasso, Guadalupe J. 47 Kurtz, Keegan S. 83 McCullar, Matthew R. 90 Johnson, Brandy E. 18 Kutler, Rachel C. 47 McCullough, Travis T. 10, 51, 86 Jenkins, Taylor D. 35, 56, 68 Kutter, Calynn M. 70 McDaniel, Melissa M. 83 Johnson, Chase M. 82 Ladha, Sabeena S. 43,61 McDaniel, Rachel A. 36, 40, 56, 92 Johnson, Dana C. 18, 65 Laird, Shelby E. 90 McDonald, Travis M. 30, 63, 96 Johnson, Erin N. 74 Layton, Katherine M. 50 McElhenney, Amy 54 Johnson, Justin M. 47 Le, Kim Mai J. 26, 64 McGee, Bryan E. 84 Johnson, Taylor S. 96 Levy, Alexander H. 36 McKinney, Christie L. 90 Johnson, Zachary T. 18, 65, 88 Lewis, Merecia K. 50 McKinney, Kelsey M. 50 Jones, Audrey K. 47 Lin, Ya-chun 27, 64 McMillan, Samantha H. 62 Jones, Garrett P. 42, 92 Liska, Peggy J. 83 Meadows, Casey T. 52, 94 Jones, Michelle L. 74 Litovsky, Dana D. 30, 65 Meier, Joshua C. 84 Jones, Scott A. 30, 65 Liu, Stanley C. 47 Menard, Jennifer M. 26, 94 Jones, Trevon R. 47 Liu, Tsung-Ting 43 Mendez, Ishmael 19,41, 57 Jones-Duffy, Janet K. 35 Lizaola, Veronica A.J. 24 Mendino, Adilene 25 Joseph, Bekah 54 Logsdon, Sarah E. 90 Mengler, Meaghan A. 22, 55, 57, 64, 97 Joyner, Ashley N. 24 Long, Laci A. 43 Meyer, Rachel A. 43

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Meza, Aide 23, 27, 64 Olveda, Claudia V. 16 Renner, Blake D. 94 Michalk, Grant C. 97 Ordonez, Daniel A. 62 Reyes, Jose E 44 Midgett, Clinton B. 102 Oster, Earl N. 94 Reznicek, Ethan J. 85 Migura, Wesley W. 45, 102 Page, Veronica K. 46, 72 Richardson, Brent A. 70 Miles, Briana G. 16, 97 Parnell, Samuel T. 43 Richardson, Zachary S. 65 Miller, Nakevia A. 70 Patino, Christopher M. 14, 48 Rico, Mayra I. 51 Miner, Mallory C. 10, 86 Patterson, Kayla M. 24, 26, 90 Riley Keeler, Elizabeth 102 Mitchell, Jake T. 48 Paty, Rachel Kate 90 Rivera, Edgar A. 27, 49, 64 Mize, Lauren E. 48 Peacock, Sadie J. 46, 72 Rivera, Michael E. 16 Moeller, Montana C. 84 Perez, Andres F. 48 Robbins, Lora M. 94 Mohammed, Aamena S. 23, 87 Perez, Bianca R. 24, 56, 64, 70, 97 Robertson, Sydney M. 16, 97 Mohammed, Bilal S. 24 Perez, Elizabeth A. 51 Robeson, Rachel E. 53, 94 Moody, Bryce D. 84 Perez, Jazmin A. 44 Rode Moody, Yvonne 15,27,54,74,100,101,102 Moore, Christopher L. 62, 96 Perry, Elizabeth A. 44 Rodriguez, Audrey R. 37 Morales, Biviana 62, 72 Perry, Jeffrey Scott 84 Rodriguez, Marina T. 23 Moreland, Darcy T. 4, 97 Pesek, Samuel J. 52, 75 Rodriguez, Sadie L. 19, 52 Morgan, Mickinzie R. 84 Pesnell, McKenzie T. 48 Rodriguez, Stephanie M. 17, 43, 80 Morrison, Clifford S. 10, 86 Pham, Anh T. 16, 43, 53, 80 Roe, Crystal G. 61 Morte, Matthew K. 97 Pham, Oanh 17 Romero, Amy L. 37 Morton, Grant T. 48 Pham, Tuyet T. 90 Roper, Stephanie D. 90 Moses, Christina M. 50 Pierce, Harrison K. 16, 52, 53, 80, 85 Rosas, Bianca R. 17 Mosley, Wiley S. 43 Pilgram, Rayanah C. 63 Rosen, Adam R. 44 Mueller, Brendan K. 10, 90 Pinson, Chad M. 27, 55, 72, 102 Rosen, Tyler M. 44 Mulcahy, Collin L 90 Pitts, Kyley L. 25 Rosser, Tyler J. 97 Mullins, Perry E. 14 Plowes, Simon J. 48 Rourke, Michael W. 52, 75 Munoz, Raymundo X. 78 Pool, C. Matthew 37, 55 Roy, Robert B. 97 Myers, Karissa K. 90 Poon, Nathan A. 90 Rubinsztein, Henry 51 Neal, Alysha S. 60 Portales, Angela E. 44 Rucker, Jessica D. 90 Neel, Mackenzie L. 50 Powell, Christopher D. 25 Ruffing, Sara K. 97 Neuberger, Jonathan P. 50 Powell, Lauren P. 50, 84 Ruppert, Christopher S. 44 Newlin, Taylor D. 19, 52,57 Prieto, Saul 37 Rutherford, Danielle N. 51, 91 Newman, Lisa N. 51,91 Proske, Loura L. 37 Sanchez, Daniel A. 48, 51 Ngo, Allison M. 51 Pruett, Michelle C. 44 Santini, Robert J.H. 90 Ngo, Tam T. 23, 27, 64 Pruitt, Anna L. 94 Santpurkar, Anita 51, 52 Nguyen, Chau 43 Pyne, Benjamin T. 48 Sartin, Jessica J. 85 Nguyen, Derek L. 63 Quinney, Lane A. 94 Saunders, Justin R. 85 Nguyen, John D. 48 Quinnelly, Jonathon W. 11, 51, 86 Savage, Sarah A. 94 Nichols, Molly C. 26, 90 Quiroga, Erick 23 Scaletti, Ciana M. 97 Nieman, Corey C. 36 Ramirez, Noreen N. 97 Schirren, Katarina M. 51 Noris, Victoria 94 Ramirez, Reyes 24, 25 Schumann, Jacob G. 11, 86 Noroozian, Tatiana N. 43 Ramon, Monica E. 75 Scott, Jessica 27,102 Novosad, Stephen J. 43 Ramos, Marissa B. 14, 55, 80 Sebree, Kayce E. 44 O’Brien, Caitlin R. 51, 53 Ramos, Matthew D. 61 Segura, Enrique E. 14, 55 Ochoa, Ninamarie 37 Rasche, Alexander N. 72 Seija, Luis E. 51 Ohlemacher, Sarah K. 18,60, 95 Ratliff, Emily J. 90 Seitz, Catherine S. 25 Oliver, Erika L. 65, 88 Razo, Adan 24 Seitz, Colleen S. 25 Olschwanger, Zachary M. 84 Redden, Krystafer H. 24 Serna, Myrna Katalina 24 Olson, Kylee D. 43 Reese, Dane A. 102 Sharma, Anirudh 48, 51

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Shatleh, Nicola I. 27, 49, 64 Swick, Zachary C. 98 Volosen, Miriam D. 19 Shay, Daniel P. 73 Talavera, Austin Z. 98 Vuong, Andrew T. 18,65, 88 Sherman, Katy E. 23 Talbott, David A. 44 Waguespack, Matthew L. 48 Sherman, Ryan A. 37, 57 Taylor, H. Claire 68 Walker, Cassie J. 39 Shin, Jane 37 Taylor, Julia N. 98 Wall, Carolyn E. 40 Shoemaker, Hannah L. 38 Telaneus, Benjamin J. 98 Wallace, Christian H. 70 Shonebarger, Brett P. 30, 63 Tetley, Jasmine C. 15 Warneke, Jacob S. 45 Siddiqui, Zuhair 55 Thacher, Noah S. 98 Watkins, Catherine R. 91 Simpson, Susan Ashley 16 Thai, Hong M. 44 Watson, Holly L. 30, 70 Sims, Jacob L. 38 Thames, Abbie M. 98 Way, Stephen M. 87 Sims, Zachary S. 78 Thomas, Ernest J. 19 Weaver, Bryan M. 87 Singleton, Jennifer L. 97 Thomas, Jeffrey M. 94 Webb, Eric A. 40 Sirakova, Nona N. 44 Thomas, Justin M. 94 Weber, Aimee R. 45 Slaughter, John D. 30, 61 Thomas, Phillip M. 38 Webster, Alexandra B. 24 Slaughter, Paul T. 30, 63 Thompson, Alyssa B. 98 Wellmann, Rebecca M. 48 Sloan, Garrett J. 46, 73 Thompson, Alyssa M. 11, 86 Whitaker, Cory 54 Slone, Jacey C. 85 Thompson, Justin 55 Wiatrek, Bryan A. 16 Smith, Aaron B. 86 Thompson, Lauren A. 98 Wied, Meghan L. 45, 92 Smith, Derrick D. 25 Thomson, Rebecca E. 39 Wilkerson, Amiee M. 18, 61 Smith, Katelyn A. 94 Tippett, Kathryn A. 87 Williams, Ashley A. 91 Smith, Robby S. 4, 97 Tipton, Taryn M. 27, 91 Williams, Katherine E. 15, 27 Snell, Amanda M. 15 Tong, Eric J. 15, 19, 36 Williams, La-Krystal C. 24, 57 Solis, Bianca 38 Tong, Michael A. 15, 36 Willis, Daveon S. 25 Solis, Eli A. 17 Torriente, Kay P. 48 Wilson, Alexandra N. 62 Solis, Eric A. 17, 19, 41 Tran, Cindy L. 45 Wilson, Cassandra D. 10, 91 Sompholphardy, Johnny 44, 65 Tran, Emma D. 45 Wilson, Dranoel T. 47, 62 South, Joe D. 11, 86 Tran, Michael 51 Wise, Daniel 98 South, Joshua B. 86 Trejo, Ana K. 39 Woelfel, Joshua R.C. 98 Spradley, Katelyn A. 90 Treto, Priscilla L. 52, 73 Womac, Alan J. 87 Springer, Ethan P. 97 Triepke, Joseph A. 102 Wong, Eric C. 48 Springer, Jacob A. 24 Trowbridge, Claire K. 45 Wright, Cassandra N. 45 Springer, Jacob W. 10, 90 Tseng, Anny A. 39, 92 Yamashita, Chelsey M. 11, 74, 86 Staggers, Susan E. 98 Turner, Christopher K. 11, 86 Yanez, Agustin E 40 Stanley, Clayton L. 92 Urban, Danielle 55 Yang, Shuo 45 Stanley Douglas C. 27, 102 Urday, Giselle N. 70 Yarahuan, Pedro 45 Starett, Kryslin N. 16 Uribe, Karina 51 Yarbrough, Brian G. 102 Steck, Daniel D. 86 Usher, Therri A. 18, 61 Yonker, Justin L. 52, 75 Stewart, Bianca N. 91 Valdez, Jesus A. 45 Young, Nicholas W. 48 Stewart, Kassie R. 17 Varghese, Lisa D. 62 Yusuff, Samiya 45, 61 Stichler, Jeffrey C. 94, 100, 101, 102 Vasquez, Edgar I. 45 Zajicek, Marsh D. 91 Stidham, Daniel G. 23, 55, 56, 64, 85, 97 Vaughn, James L. 91 Zavala, Mario E. 16, 43 Stuchbery, Sarah M. 44 Vela, Kendall D. 48 Zidek, Wade M. 75 Su, Bonny S. 38 Ven, Sarah S. 39 Zieman, Benjamin M. 51, 91 Suarez, Humberto 86 Ventura, Antonio A. 45 Zimmerer, Laura K. 87 Suggs, Kevin Grady 91 Verdin, Jacklyn L. 39 Zimmerer, Rachel E. 87 Sullivan, Larry D. 10, 91 Vilardi, Ashley P. 25, 38 Surber, Emily D. 38 Villalobos, Alexandra M. 16 Swan, Chelsea E. 47, 63 Vollmering, Travis C. 91

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