President's Scholars Sponsors
AMERICAN AIRLINES PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR
American airlines is the world's largest carrier. American, in concert with American Eagle and the American Connection regional carriers, makes up the American Airlines network. Together, they serve more than 250 cities in 41 countries and territories with approximately 4,400 daily flights. The combines network fleet numbers more than 1,100 aircraft. Only American provides more room throughout coach for more coach passengers. American Airlines is founding member of the one world alliance.
EMILY GIPPLE is a senior from Shawnee, Kansas, majoring in international business.
PEGGY BAUEVRIC FOUNDATION ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS
Established in 1984 in Minnesota, the Peggy Bauevric Foundation is an independent foundation that funds projects in education, social services, medical research and science, and the arts.
BROOKE HYATT is a junior from Carrollton, Texas majoring in Chemistry and Studio Art.
LAURA LEE AND JACK S. BLANTON ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR HONORING LOUISE WYNN BLANTON
This scholarship is named in memory and honor of Mr. Blanton's mother, Louise Wynn Blanton, who graduated from SMU in 1921 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. The late Luara Lee Blanton served on the SMU Board of Trustees and was honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1989.
ASHLEY DENTON is a senior from West Bloomfield, Michigan, majoring in international business.
LAURA LEE AND JACK S. BLANTON ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR HONORING ALMA S. WYNN AND ROBERT WYNN BLANTON
This scholarship was created in memory and honor of Mr. Blanton's grandmother and brother. Mr. Blanton's grandmother, Alma S. Wynn, the wife of a Methodist minister who was president of Centenary College, was remarkable woman who did not have the benefit of college education. Mr. Blanton's brother, Robert Wynn Blanton, had completed his junior year at SMU when he died in an accident.
MELISSA DEMPSEY is a senior from Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, majoring in biological sciences.
LAURA LEE AND JACK S. BLANTON ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR HONORING EDDY SCURLOCK
This scholarship was created in the memory and honor of Eddy Scurlock, former chair of Scurlock Oil Co. and Eddy Refining Co. Mr. Scurlock, who established the Scurlock Foundation to support health, education and religious organizations, was father of the Late Laura Lee Blanton.
AUSTIN FOLLETT is a junior from Plano, Texas majoring in Chemistry.
LAURA LEE AND JACK S. BLANTON ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR HONORING WILLIAM RANDOLPH AND MARGARET ANN (PICKETT) SMITH
This scholarship was named in memory of William Randolph (Randy) Smith ('49) and in honor of Margaret Ann Smith, both lifelong friends of Mr. Blanton and his late wife, Laura Lee. While at SMU, Randy was member of Phi delta Theta fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega, Blue key, Cycen Fjodr, "M" Association, and the Student Council. He also was member of the SMU track team. A former member of SMU's Board of Trustees, Randy served as a member of the President's Associates volunteer committee in Houston and a member of the Campaign for SMU Texas the University, Mrs. Smith children graduated from SMU Texas the University, Mrs. Smith was active in the SMU Mother's Club.
BRIAN ALBRECHT is a junior from Sugar Land, Texas majoring in English with a creative writing specialization and Marketing.
LAURA LEE AND JACK S. BLANTON ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR HONORING YVONNE TUTTLE STREIT
Yvonne
Streit ('49) received the SMU Distinguished Alumni
Award in 1981 for her "distinguished contributions to the community of mankind
that, in turn, have brought distinction to SMU." Mrs.
Streit is the founder and former executive director of The Briarwood
School, which has been praised nationally as a model school for educating
children with severe learning disabilities. She also established and serves as
executive director of the Brookwood Community, a
475-acre residential care facility for functionally disabled adults. She is
married to another SMU graduate, David Streit ('51),
and has three daughters, Vicki Streit, Vita Yvonne
Streit Rogers, and Vivian
Streit.
CADBURY SCHWEPPES AMERICAS BEVERAGES (Formerly Dr. Pepper/Seven Up)
Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc. has been associated with SMU since the University was founded in 1911. Robert S. Lazenby, founder of Dr Pepper Company, gave the first $1000 for the construction of Dallas Hall. For more than 30 years, Volney B. Martin, who died in September 2003, was sales training director at Dr Pepper Company. This scholarship honors Mr. Martin's lifelong commitment to sharing his knowledge, time, and friendship with students.
JILL BRANDENBERG is a sophomore from Benbrook, Texas majoring in Business.
LAUREN OSTERGREN is a junior from Plano, Texas majoring in Financial Consulting and Economics.
DAN AND GAIL COOK PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES DAN AND GAIL COOK, DONORS
Dan Cook is a senior adviser of MHT Partners in Dallas. He serves on SMU's Board of Trustees and is a trustee of The Communities foundation of Texas Inc. and the Dallas Museum of Art. Gail Cook is a national judge and lecturer on antique bisque dolls, a former trustee of the Dallas Museum of Art and has served on the museum's Acquisition Committee.
JENNIFER BASEL is a first year student from Sterling, Virginia majoring in Mechanical Engineering and Physics.
MICHAEL EVANS is a first-year student from Houston, Texas majoring in Biology and Psychology.
RACHEL KOVAC is a first year student from Freeport, Illinois majoring in Biomedical Engineering.
JONATHAN LANE is first year student from San Antonio, Texas, majoring in Psychology and Economics.
MR. AND MRS. GLENN COX PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cox live in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Mr. Cox is retired from his position as president and chief operating officer for Phillips Petroleum Company. Mr. and Mrs. Cox are graduates of SMU - he received a degree in marketing, she in sociology. Mr. Cox is a former SMU trustee. The couple has three children.
KEVIN WOMACK is a first-year Music and Engineering major from Billings, Montana.
DELPHI MANAGEMENT CO., INC. SCOTT M. BLACK PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR
Delphi Management was founded in 1980 by Scott M. Black to manage equity accounts for a select base of institutional clients. Pursuing an old-fashioned value philosophy, Delphi Management has established an outstanding 23-year record while enhancing the assets of its many eleemosynary accounts, including SMU, The Meadows Foundation, Johns Hopkins University, and the James Irvine Foundation. As a part of its corporate mission, Delphi Management provides financial support for education, medicine, social causes, and the arts. Specifically, Delphi underwrites programs at SMU, Johns Hopkins University, Harvard University, and Technion University (Haifa), and has funded the construction of two children's cancer treatment centers near Tel Aviv and Haifa. Also, Delphi Management founded the Center for Sport in Society, which provides a drug outreach program in the inner-city Boston. Throughout the years, Delphi has sponsored major painting exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston) and the Portland Museum of Art (Maine).
AARON KETROW is a junior from Pendleton, Indiana majoring in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics.
WILLIAM E. GIPSON SPECIAL SPONSOR
William Gipson attended SMU for two years and played football for the Mustangs. In 1991 he retired from his position as president of Pogo Producing Company in Houston, which, prior to 1977, was an affiliate of Pennzoil Company. Mr. Gipson is a strong supporter of private higher education and SMU.
LEILA PEYTON HALL ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS
Leila Peyton Hall's first husband, George L. Peyton, served on SMU's Board of Trustees fro 1924 to 1939. Upon his death, Mrs. Hall completed his term of office. She provided SMU with funds for residence hall, which was named Peyton Hall in her honor. She also funded the Peyton Lectureship in Preaching, an endowment to honor the memory of George Peyton, who was a Methodist minister, director of Wesley Bible Choir, and a professor of religion at SMU. Mrs. Hall died in 1972. Through a bequest, the Leila Peyton Hall Endowment was established in 1977.
ADAM HALLER is junior from Rancho Palo Verdes, California majoring in Business and Philosophy.
ZACHARY PARVIN is a senior from Garland, Texas majoring in Mechanical Engineering, Physics, and Mathematics.
GARLYN SCHWARZLOSE is a junior from Spring Branch, Texas majoring in Engineering Management Science and Mathematics.
ELLEN VUONG is a junior from Garland, Texas majoring in Finance and French.
THE LINDA AND MITCH HART PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES LINDA WERTHEIMER HART AND MILLEDGE A. HART, III, DONORS
Active in professional and civic endeavors, Linda and Mitch Hart have founded, supported, and enhanced many business ventures, including Hart Group Inc.; Rmax, Inc.; the Hart Global Leaders Forum at SMU's Dedman School of Law, is vice chairman and CEO of Hart Group, Inc. She serves on numerous business and civic boards and is the Chair of the Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series Board of Directors, former chairman of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra Association and former chair and current ex officio member of the Legal advisory Committee to the New York Stock Exchange.
JESSICA GREIM is a sophomore from Alpharetta, Georgia majoring in Biology and Dance.
ALEXANDRA HILL is a sophomore from Dallas, Texas majoring in Electrical Engineering and International Studies.
KEVIN LAVELLE is a sophomore from Sarasota, Florida majoring in Management Science and Mathematics.
BRAUNSHAY PERTILE is a sophomore from DeSoto, Texas majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a Biomedical Specialization.
RUTH RAY HUNT ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR RAY L. AND NANCY ANN HUNT, DONORS
Ruth Ray Hunt widely known in Dallas for her compassion toward people in need. In her lifetime, she provided generous support for numerous civic and religious projects including gifts to her church, support for the H. L. and Ruth Ray Hunt is remembered for the many lives she touched with unstinting kindness.
MARIA LAMBERT, from Arlington, Texas, is a senior majoring in Finance and European Studies.
JEFFREY DAVID JANSEN MEMORIAL ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR MR. AND MRS. JOE FRANK JANSEN, DONORS
Jeffrey David Jansen, a former President's Scholar at SMU, graduated cum laude with Bachelor of Business Administration degree in 1989. Jeffrey worked as a financial analyst before his death in 1991.
BLAKE HOUGHTON is a senior from Albuquerque, New Mexico, majoring in mechanical engineering.
JONES DAY PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES
Jones Day is an international law firm with 27 offices in centers of business and finance throughout the world. With more than 1800 lawyers, it ranks among the world's largest law offices, with more than 170 lawyers, the Jones Day Dallas practice provides full range of services to clients in Texas and around the globe.
MICHAEL CORRELL, from Travis Air Force Base, California, is a senior political science major.
EMILY HEARE is a senior from Beaumont, Texas, majoring in English.
LAUREN LEAHY is a senior from Carrollton, Texas majoring in Political Science and Corporate Communications.
KATHLEEN TARBOX is a senior political science and economics major from Corpus Christi, Texas.
LACERTE FAMILY PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES
Lawrence Lacerte is founder, president, and former CEO of Lacerte Software Corporation. His service to SMU includes membership on Cox School of Business Executive Board. He is a trustee for the St. Mark's School of Texas and the University of Dallas. Joyce Lacerte serves on the boards of SMU's Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series and the Dallas Zoological Society. She also is a Crystal Ball member.
FRANCIS GOLDSCHMID is a sophomore from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania majoring in Chemistry and Pre-medicine.
KAREN GUTIERREZ is a sophomore from Albuquerque, New Mexico majoring in Geology.
LEE HINGA is a sophomore from Dallas, Texas majoring in Biochemistry and Pre-Medicine.
MARY BETH TERRELL is a sophomore from Greenville, Texas majoring in Advertising.
WILLIAM H. LIVELY PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES
William H.
Lively is president and CEO of the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts
Foundation. A native Texan, Mr. Lively earned his Bachelor of Music degree at
SMU in 1965 and his Master of Education degree in 1970 from North Texas State
University. Mr. lively was formerly president and CEO of Up
With People, headquartered in Denver, and he was a member of the faculty
and administration at SMU for 25 years. While at SMU, Mr. Lively served as vice
president for development and external affairs and director of the Campaign for
SMU; interim athletics director; associate vice president and executive director
of the SMU Alumni Association; and associate vice president for University
development. Mr. Lively founded the Tate Lecture Series in 1982.
In response to Mr. Lively's years of service to the
University, and especially to the Tate Lecture Series, a group of Dallas
business and civic leaders made gifts to SMU to establish to the Tate Lecture
Series, a group of Dallas business and civic leaders made gifts to SMU to
establish a Tate Lecture named in his honor with the proceeds dedicated to
support five SMU President's Scholars. This generous philanthropic gesture was
made in secret and was surprise to Mr. Lively, for which he and his wife,
Mickey, have expressed their enduring gratitude.
GRANT CLAYTON is a senior student from Irving, Texas, majoring in mathematics.
ALBERT N. ROHNSTEDT ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS LOMAS MORTGAGE USA AND FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES OF ALBERT ROHNSTEDT, DONORS
Albert N. Rohnstedt, former president and chief executive officer of The Lomas & Nettleton Company, served for many years as a member of boards of Lomas & Nettleton Financial Corporation and Lomas & Nettleton Mortgage Investors. Mr. Rohnstedt was a pioneer in modern mortgage banking and an industry leader throughout his careers, which began in the early 1930s. He passed away in November 1987. This scholarship was created and funded by 152 donations from friends and colleagues.
DANIEL MONK, from Bedford, Texas, is a senior student majoring in business.
MAGUIRE OIL COMPANY PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR
Maguire Oil Company was founded in Dallas in 1960 by Cary M. Maguire, who earlier had managed his father's business, Russel Maguire Oil Operations. The Maguire family has participated in more than 150 oil and gas discoveries over the past year. Mr. Maguire has served on SMU's Board of Trustees for 25 years and was recently elected Trustee Emeritus. He is the founder of both the Maguire center for Ethics and Public Responsibility and the Maguire Energy Institute at SMU. Mr. Maguire also serves on the National Petroleum Council and the Madison Council of the Library of Congress.
RACHEL GAMBULOS is a first year student from Dallas, Texas majoring in Biological Science.
THE OAKLAWN FOUNDATION ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS
William A. Arnold IV graduated from SMU in 1986. While at SMU, he served the University as a business school senator and became student body treasurer during his senior year. Mr. Arnold remains very active in the SMU community. He has served as a member of the SMU Alumni Association Board of Directors and Participated in a variety of recruiting and fund-raising committees. In 1986 Mr. Arnold was elected to The Oaklawn Foundation Board of Directors.
ANDREW MORETON is a junior from Cape Girardeau, Missouri majoring in Engineering Management Information Science.
OMNI HOTELS PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES
Omni Hotels is a privately owned hotel company headquartered in Irving, Texas, offering luxury accommodations at 40 hotels and resorts located throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. Omni Hotels boasts nine hotels in Texas, including the five-diamond Omni Houston Hotel and the prestigious Omni Mandalay Hotel in Las Colinas. Omni Hotels is also known for its historic landmark hotels, including the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C., the Omni Parker House in Boston, and the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. The company as recently expanded to the West Coast with the acquisition of the Omni Los Angeles Hotel and the February 2002 grand opening of the luxurious Omni San Francisco Hotel. Consistently ranked one of "the highest in guest satisfaction among upscale hotel chains" by J.D. Power and Associates, Omni Hotels is steadily entering new markets around the world.
ALEXIS DARROUGH is a sophomore from Las Vegas, Nevada majoring in Pre-Medicine.
RACHEL DRIVER is a sophomore from Longview, Texas majoring in Business.
ALAN LIN is a sophomore from Austin, Texas majoring in Business and History.
LYNN WYMAN is a sophomore from Carrollton, Texas majoring in Math, Economics, and Medieval Studies.
CHARLES H. AND REGINA PISTOR ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR MR. AND MR. CHARLES H. PISTOR JR., DONORS
Charles H. and Regina Pistor have been active in the Dallas community for more than 30 years. Mr. Pistor is a former trustee and vice chair of SMU. In 1987 he was honored as a distinguished alumnus. A former trustee and vice chair of SMU. In 1987 he was honored as a distinguished alumnus. A former president of the American Bankers Association and CEO of Republic Bank Dallas, Mr. Pistor holds three degrees, including and MBA from SMU. Mrs. Pistor received a BS in education from the University of Texas. The Pistors have a daughter who is an ordained Presbyterian minister; two sons, both whom hold MBA degrees from SMU; and six grand children.
JOSH WOOD is a first-year Engineering major from Kilgore, Texas.
A. KENNETH PYE AND JUDITH KING PYE ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR SMU BOARD OF TRUSTEES, DONORS
A. Kenneth Pye was named the ninth president of SMU in 1987. Pye served the University with distinction until his resignation three weeks before his death in 1994. As president of SMU, Mr. Pye advanced diversity on the campus, increased the endowment by 43 percent, and re-established fiscal stability and academic integrity as hallmarks of the institution. Prior to coming to SMU, Pye served Duke University in several capacities: professor of law, university counsel, director of international studies, dean of the law school, chancellor, acting president. Mr. and Mrs. Pye met in Washington, D.C., and during their marriage, Mrs. Pye devoted herself to supporting her husband in his career. Their son, Henry Pye, graduated from SMU with a J.D./M.B.A. in 1997 and is a manager of auxiliary services, telecommunications, and home networking for JPI, based in Irving Texas.
SIDHARTHA BASU is a junior from Dallas majoring in engineering management information systems and economics.
THE RAINER FAMILY/AUDREY GRIMES EPPERSON SPECIAL SPONSOR WILLIAM J. AND CAROLYN M. RAINER DONORS
William Rainer received his B.A. and M.B.A. degrees from SMU. While a student, he lettered in basketball and baseball, and for several years he played for the Los Angeles Dodgers organization. Mr. Rainer is a co-founder of Greenwich Capital Markets, Inc. and a past member of the SMU Board of trustees. He was appointed by President Bill Clinton to be chairman of the United States Enrichment Corporation and completed his public service as chairman and CEO of OneChicago, a joint Futures Trading Commission in 2001. Currently, he is chairman and CEO of OneChicago, a joint venture of the three Chicago derivatives exchanges. Carolyn Mattson Rainer received her B.A. degree from SMU and her M.S.W. degree from Columbia University. They have three children.
JIMMY ELSKES is a junior student from Houston majoring in chemistry and business.
CHARLES S. SHARP ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS RUTH SHARP ALTSHULER AND THE LATE CHARLES S. SHARP, DONORS
Charles S. Sharp vice chair of the board of Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company and president of the Mayflower Investment Company. His civic honors and responsibilities included service chair of the boards of The Salvation Army, United Way, YMCA, and the Dallas Summer Musicals. Ruth Altshuler ('48) is a past chair of SMU's Board of Trustees and served as co-chair of The Campaign for SMU: A Time to Lead.
JESS GARASSINO is a junior student from Watertown, Connecticut, majoring in Spanish and art history.
PHILIP GRIFFIN, from Carrollton, Texas, is a senior finance major.
GARRETT HAAKE is a junior from Spring, Texas, majoring in political science and broadcast journalism.
EMILY LOEB, from Roswell, Georgia, is a junior theatre studies major.
CAT CONNER is a first-year student from Richardson, Texas majoring in Studio Art
LUCY DUKE is a first-year student from Rapid City, South Dakota majoring in music performance.
MATTHEW LINDNER, from Highland Village, Texas, is a first-year advertising and business major.
TIM ROY is a first-year Music Theory and Composition major from Nederland, Texas.
HAROLD SIMMONS FOUNDATION ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS
The Harold Simmons Foundation, established in 1998, is chaired by Harold Simmons. Lisa Simmons Epstein, his daughter, is president. The foundation awards grants supporting medical research; health and human services, including programs targeting high-risk youth and families; and the educational, cultural, and civic improvement programs.
JENNIFER MCDOWELL, from Franklin, Tennessee, is senior journalism major.
KATE HAWKS is a first-year from Austin, Texas majoring in English and History.
BRITTANY McCLUSKEY, from Ballwin, Missouri, is a first-year engineering major.
ROY AND CHRISTINE STURGIS CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL TRUST OF DALLAS ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR
Roy Sturgis was one of 10 children of an Arkansas farmer and homemaker. He dropped out of school after the eighth grade to work in the sawmills. Mr. Sturgis met married Texas native Christine Johns. They spent most of their lives in Arkansas, although they lived in Dallas during the 1960's. Roy and Christine Sturgis were successful in the timber and sawmill industries of southern Arkansas and other real estate and business investments. Roy Sturgis died in 1976, and Christine Sturgis in her will. Although neither had an opportunity to receive an advanced education, they recognized the importance of a formal education for everyone. Their generosity through the charitable trust has provided scholarships for many young people attending colleges in Texas and Arkansas.
JOHN SCOTT is a senior History & Political Science major from Tallahassee, Florida.
CHARITY MILLER, from Miami, Florida, is a first-year Theater major.
JESSICA PECENA is a first year History major from Grand Prairie, Texas
WILLIS M. TATE PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS TATE LECTURE SERIES BOARD OF DIRECTORS, DONORS
The Tate Board of Directors was created in 1992 to serve in an advisory capacity to the Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series. Board members pay annual dues in support to the Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series. Board members pay annual dues in support of five President's Scholars. The 45-member board is currently chaired by Linda W. Hart.
MATTHEW BENGLOFF is a junior from New York City who is considering a public policy major.
KASI DELA PORTE is senior from Bartlesville, Oklahoma majoring in advertising.
REBEKAH HURT is a junior from Dallas majoring in political science, French, anthropology, and international studies.
KRUTI PATEL, from Plano, Texas, is a junior Biochemistry major.
TOLLESON PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES MR. AND MRS. JOHN C. TOLLESON, DONORS
John C. Tolleson is the chairman and chief executive officer of Tolleson Wealth Management, a Dallas-based private banking and wealth management firm. He is the founder, former chairman, and CEO of First USA, Inc., one of the largest independent credit card companies in the U.S. prior to its merger with Bank One in 1997. John serves on several boards, including those of Haggar Corporation, Southwestern Medical Foundation, Steadman Hawkins Sports Medicine Foundation, and the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts Foundation. He is a member of the SMU Board of Trustees and also is a member of the Board of Directors of the Willis M. Tate Distinguished Lecture series and the John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies. In addition, he serves on the Executive Board of the Cox School of Business and is the 1996 recipient of the Cox School of Business Distinguished Alumni Award.
Debbie Tolleson is the president of the Tolleson Family Foundation and server on the Board of Directors of the Episcopal School of Dallas and Tolleson Wealth Management. She also serves on the Executive Board of the Meadows School of the Arts. Debbie is founding member of The Women's Auxiliary of Nexus, a member of the National Charity League, and is active in fund raising for various charitable organizations.
SHAWNA BURNS is a sophomore from El Paso, Texas majoring in Mechanical Engineering.
BRIAN LICH is a sophomore from Chesterfield, Missouri majoring in Biological Sciences.
TRENT REDDEN is a senior from Sacramento, California majoring in Finance and Public Policy.
CHARLES H. AND KATHRINE HUGHESS TRIGG ENDOWED PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR
Katharine Hughes and Charles
H. Trigg met while attending SMU Mr. Trigg earned a Bachelor of Arts degree Mrs.
Trigg who studied piano and organ, received a Bachelor of Music coach. The
Hughes-Trigg Student Center, located near the place where the couple first met,
is named in honor of the Triggs and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Trigg were
recipients of the 1994 Distinguished Alumni Award.
TXU PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS THROUGH SMU'S WILLIS M. TATE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES
TXU Corp. is one of the nation's leading energy companies, serving more than 2.7 million customers in North America. Its services are offered through TXU Energy, encompassing electric and gas production and sales, and Oncor, delivering energy for TXU energy and other companies.
KEITH KOBYLKA is a junior from Dallas majoring in philosophy.
STERLING MORRIS is a junior from Sherman, Texas, majoring in international business.
CHASE ZACHARY is a junior student from New Braunfels, Texas, majoring in chemistry.
ANJULIE PATEL, from Plano, Texas, is a junior spanish and biology major.
PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS SUPPORTED BY SMU
SMU is committed to supporting approximately 80 President's Scholars each year and provides tuition for those scholars who do not receive outside sponsorship. A distinguished group of faculty and administrators serve as mentors to these students. We appreciate their time and interest given to the President's Scholars Program.
REBECCA MCKENZIE is a senior from Allen, Texas, majoring in political science and psychology.
PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR ALUMNI SCHOLAR
The scholarship is funded from the President's Scholar Alumni.
GINGER TSAI is a sophomore from Plano, Texas, majoring in business.
