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university of central oklahoma Sarah Tehga De Toy College of Education & Professional Studies Annie Nhi Truong College of Business Administration Kelvin Le College of mathematics & Science UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA CLASS MARSHALS spring 2012 katherine M. rogers College of fine arts & design Kaylen R. Washbourne College of Liberal Arts 10
commencement - spring 2012 Class Marshals - spring 2012 Each of the University of Central Oklahoma’s five undergraduate colleges awards a graduating senior the title of “Class Marshal.” These five students have the highest grade point averages and number of Central credit hours in their respective colleges. The honorees each receive a Class Marshal stole, signifying the highest degree of academic excellence. First presented in 1994, the stoles have become a UCO tradition, now enhanced by the bronze Class Marshal graduation gown. The following are the Class Marshals for the Spring 2012 Commencement. Sarah Tehga De Toy is an Elementary Education major with a minor in Leadership and a 4.0 grade point average in the College of Education and Professional Studies, where she was named Outstanding Undergraduate Student. From Luther, she has been active in numerous campus organizations, as well as a member of the Women’s Varsity Rowing Team 2007-09. Other memberships include Kappa Delta Pi (president 2010-11) and Omicron Delta Kappa honor societies, National Science Teacher Association, Emerging Leaders Scholarship Council and Women of Many Ethnic Nationalities — W.O.M.E.N. (officer 2008-11). Recipient of the 2012 DaVinci-Martin Scholar Award, she was on the President’s Honor Roll 2007-12, received the Freshman Standout Award and has been named in Who’s Who Among American Students in American Universities & Colleges. She received several academic scholarships, including the Emerging Leaders Scholarship and Tuition Waiver, 2007-10. She plans to teach and to pursue a master’s degree in elementary education with Montessori certification. Kelvin Le is a Biomedical Engineering major with a 4.0 grade point average in the College of Mathematics and Science. From Oklahoma City, he has been president of the Robotics Club and a member of the Engineering and Physics Club, Mortar Board and the National College Senior Honor Society. He was named a CURE S-STEM Scholar and received the Goldwater Scholar Honorable Mention and the Outstanding Biomedical Engineering Project honor. Other recognitions include the President’s Honor Roll, and the Engineering and Physics Achievement, the General Chemistry and the Multicultural Student Achievement awards. He recently received a National Science Foundation fellowship. He plans to pursue a Ph.D., with graduate work in electrical engineering. Katherine M. Rogers is a Vocal Music Education major with a 3.97 grade point average in the College of Fine Arts and Design. From Crescent, she has been a member of the Cantilena Women’s Choir, the Concert Chorale, the American Choral Directors Association and the National Association for Music Education. She received the Freshman Achievement and the Legacy scholarships and was on the President’s Honor Roll seven semesters, the Dean’s for two. She plans to pursue a career in vocal music education, hoping to teach in an elementary or middle school. Annie Nhi Truong is a Management Information Systems major with a 3.97 grade point average in the College of Business Administration. From Oklahoma City, she has been a member of Delta Mu Delta International, Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Chi and the Golden Key International honor societies. She is a longtime member of the Vietnamese Choir at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. She was on the President’s Honor Roll, was a 2012 Milton Bast Award nominee and is a member of the Association of Information Technology Professionals. She plans a career in information technology and to pursue a master’s degree. Kaylen R. Washbourne is a Criminal Justice-Police major and Sociology minor with a 4.0 grade point average in the College of Liberal Arts. From Edmond, she has been a member of Sigma Alpha Lambda national honors society, as well as Eta Tau, UCO’s chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma, the national criminal justice honor society. She received the Finney Scholarship for Criminal Justice and multiple tuition waiver scholarships from the School of Criminal Justice. She plans to become an Oklahoma City police officer. 11
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