Seniors of Significance

Each year, the Oklahoma State Alumni Association names 51 seniors across all five colleges to be Seniors of Significance. This year, Theta had the honor of being called home by four of those amazing recipients. Caroline Price, Hailey Brunner, Landry Baker, and Lauren Bingham were all given this award.

Lauren Bingham, who is majoring in Nutritional Sciences, shared more about the award and what it means to her:

Seniors of Significance is an award that honors the top 1% of seniors at OSU who resemble the Cowboy Code, recognizes their achievements, character and personal impact. I am so blessed for all the people around me in Theta and at OSU that have helped me grow since coming to college, work hard to follow my dreams, and encourage me in my love to serve others. After graduation, I plan to apply to nursing school and further my education to become a nurse!

From the College of Arts and Sciences, Landry Baker, who is majoring in Political Science, speaks about this honor:

Senior of Significance is a great honor and one that I have Theta to thank for. Throughout my four years here, it has been the girls in the chapter who have motivated me to excel and grow. They have helped me to not only get involved within Theta but at Oklahoma State. Next year I am excited to attend Law School, but it is bittersweet as I will be leaving the girls who are the support system that I have come to rely on. Although I won’t be with them, I am comforted by knowing that Theta is truly for a lifetime and that I will carry it with me wherever I go.
TLAM,
Landry Baker

We are so proud of our seniors who continue to set a gold standard!