Southwest Baptist University News Release
Contact: Sharina Smith, Office of Marketing & Communications
BOLIVAR, Mo. – Southwest Baptist University has selected seven students to serve as ambassadors for the 2010-2011 academic year.
The following SBU Ambassadors are the official student representatives of SBU President Dr. C. Pat Taylor and his wife Judy:
Junior Kyia Burgess, daughter of Tom Burgess and Evie Smith, is a psychology major from Excelsior Springs, Mo. Junior Steven Cox, Jr., son of Steve and Beth Cox, is an economics /finance major from Leawood, Kan. Junior Katelyn Donley, daughter of Keith and Lynn Donley, is a biology major from Raymore, Mo. Junior Kristen Eagon, daughter of David and Julie Eagon, is an accounting and economics/finance major from Springfield, Mo. Junior Kelsey Jaeger, daughter of Mike and Sandy Jaeger, is a sociology/psychology major from Mountain Home, Ark. Junior Sheldon Toler, son of Michael and Kerri Toler, is an economics/finance major from Dadeville, Mo. Sophomore Marissa Wilson, daughter of David and Shelby Wilson, is a psychology/ sociology major from Mascoutah, Ill.
SBU Ambassadors are chosen after an interview process that includes information on how the person relates to different personality types, social adaptability and a willingness to serve.
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Southwest Baptist University is a leader among private universities in truly integrating Christ-centered academic pursuits with comprehensive professional programs at an affordable price. Since 1878, the faculty and staff have created a caring, academic community to prepare students to be servant leaders in a global society. The University has been named one of America’s Best Christian Colleges® for 14 consecutive years, one of America’s 100 Best College Buys® for 15 consecutive years, and it has been named among institutions with America’s Best College Scholarships ® for the past four years by Institutional Research and Evaluation, Inc. For more information, visit www.SBUniv.edu.
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