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2013-2014

• Being selected to Who’s Who Among Students in American

Universities and Colleges is one of the most prestigious honors a student can attain during his/her college career.

• This National Program was established in 1934 for the

purpose of honoring those students who have demonstrated

• utstanding achievements during their college career.
• Their contributions in leadership, service, campus activities,

and academic achievements set them apart from others as models for students at Sul Ross State University.



Undergraduate Students

• Must have 60 credit hours as
• f August 28, 2013, at least 30
• f which must have been

taken at Sul Ross.

• Overall GPA of 3.00 or better
• Currently enrolled in 12 or

more semester hours

• Must not be on Academic or

Disciplinary Probation

• Students who have already

received the Who’s Who award are not eligible for a second time.

 Graduate/Post Bach

• Must have completed one

semester at Sul Ross and have completed a minimum of 9 semester credit hours

• Overall GPA of 3.25 or better
• Enrolled in 9 or more semester

hours

• Must not be on Academic or

Disciplinary Probation

• Must be active in Campus

and/or Community activities and show evidence of Leadership qualities.

 All student applications will be scored and

ranked based on the following criteria:

1.

Academic and Award Achievement including but not limited to:

• GPA

Dean’s List Internships Honor Society Scholarships Undergraduate Research

2.

Leadership

• Holding an officer position in

Club/Organization

• Committee assignments or chaired positions
• Significant work experience
• Community service
• Volunteer Activities
• Church involvement

3.

Activities and Involvement

• Participating member of student organizations
• Residence Halls (Assistant, Hall monitors)
• Committee work
• Participating in Conferences or Workshops
• Intramural Activities or Varsity Sports
• Other Co-Curricular activities (Theatre, SAGE,

Skyline, Cowboy Poetry)

 Recipients will be

honored at the Annual Honors Convocation on Monday, April 21, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. in Marshall Auditorium.



Fernanda Arroyo of Presidio, TX, Major: Education



Clarissa Brotherton of Sanderson, TX, Major: Psychology



Beverly Corrales of El Paso, TX, Major: Art in Education



Megan Downing of Midland, TX, Major: Psychology



Jose Etchart of El Paso, TX, Major: Animal Science



Ryan Hoffer of El Paso, TX, Major: Psychology



Maile Hoyt of Toyah, TX, Major: Kinesiology



Deborah Jernigan of Alpine, TX, Major: Business (ASBT)



Bonnie Lujan of Alpine, TX, Major: Education



Travis Lutz of Alpine, TX, Major: Music



Justin Okorocha of Pflugerville, TX, Major: Biology



Melissa Petersen of Sherman, TX, Major: Animal Health Management



Ivan Santos-Nunez of Alpine, TX, Major: Business Administration



Claire Underwood of Glen Rose, TX, Major: Mass Communications



Samantha Vela of Alpine, TX, Major: Animal Health Management



Kaitlyn Wood of San Antonio, TX, Major: Theatre



Esther Alzaga of El Paso, TX, Major: Criminal Justice



Mark Bradford of Colorado City, TX, Major: Public Administration



Catrina Dworzack of Marfa, TX, Major: Counseling



Thomas Janke of Bartlett, TX, Major: Range & Wildlife Management



Sandra Kitchens of Athens, TX, Major: Criminal Justice & Public Administration



James Martin of Burleson, TX, Major: Natural Resource Management



Corin Olivas of Hobbs, NM, Major: Biology



Amber Rodriguez of El Paso, TX, Major: MED-Counseling



Stacy Sawyer of Dickinson, TX, Major: Geology



Joseph Vaughn of Port Lavaca, TX, Major: Biology