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LEGACY SPRING FRISCO,2014 TEXAS

A Life @ Legacy publication

AT A GLANCE

ESSENTIALS

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2 ABOUT US3 PROFILE OF STUDENT BODY6 SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT8 COMMUNITY SERVICE

9 STEM10 ATHLETICS11 FINE ARTS12 ADMISSIONS INFO

WE ARE LEGACY.We are relationships. Since 1999, Legacy has provided a quality education built upon Christ-centered relationships.

At Legacy, we love students without exception. We understand the impact relationships have on learning and want you to know that from the minute you drop your child off until the moment you pick them up, your child is loved and nurtured. Our teachers and coaches are equally passionate about their subjects and their students.

We are Christ-centered without apology; we want our students to love God, know His word, and defend truth. Legacy stands to provide an environment of academic quality, steeped in Biblical truths and perspective, including a Christ-centered worldview integrated into every facet of campus life. For us, Bible is not just another class or subject, but a way of life.

Legacy is committed to academic excellence. We believe strongly in an engaged learning environment that equips our students with critical thinking skills resulting in impassioned, life-long learners. Alongside academics, we value athletics and arts and work to provide an environment in which your student can participate and thrive in all three disciplines.

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ABOUT USCONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN THE HEART OF FRISCO, ONE MILE OFF THE DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY, WITHIN MINUTES OF HIGHWAYS 121 AND 380

100 TOP 100 US PLACES TO LIVE Money Magazine Supported by exceptional leadership and quality commercial developments, Frisco offers an extraordinary community and quality of life.

12 12th FASTEST GROWING CITYUS CensusThanks to affordable housing and a healthy local economy, Frisco was named one of the top places to relocate by Forbes.com

1 LCA NAMED BEST PRIVATE SCHOOL IN FRISCOFRISCO ENTERPRISE Readers’ Choice Awards 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014

HOME TO:

PK PreKindergarten4 & 5 year old (5 day)Students absorb and express ideas, learn about friendships, assert independence, and examine the world around them.

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Lower SchoolKindergarten - Grade 4Students are immersed in phonics-based literacy, mathematics, science, history, and Bible as the foundation is laid for future years.

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Intermediate SchoolGrades 5 - 8Students engage in challenging academics within a safe environment with teachers who promote discovery of student value and purpose.

Upper SchoolGrades 9 - 12Students develop a Christian worldview, revealing the connections between content and life in an active & meaningful learning environment.

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MAKE ACALCULATED DECISION

There’s much to consider in your school search. The facts and figures below will give you a better sense of what it means to attend Legacy.

2013-14ENROLLMENT773

CLASS OF 2014 PROFILE STUDENT/FAMILY DEMOGRAPHICS

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

Middle 50%GPA RANGE:3.3-4.0Middle 50%ACT COMPOSITERANGE:24-28

Middle 50%SAT RANGE:1540-1920

ALUMNI1999-2013213

Middle 50%ACT ENGLISH/WRITING RANGE:21-28

69.5% of LCA class of 2013 attends a public college oruniversity28% of LCA class of 2013 attends a private, Christian college or university2.5% of LCA class of 2013 attends a private, secular college or university

AVERAGE NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS OFFERED PER STUDENT: $61,904

PERCENT OF STUDENTS ACCEPTED TO COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, SERVICE ACADEMY, OR CONSERVATORY: 100%

AVERAGE NUMBER OF SCHOOLS OFFERING ACCEPTANCE TO EACH STUDENT: 3.3

54% FEMALE

46% MALE

66% FRISCORESIDENTS

34% OTHERCITIESTOP 5 CITIES

AFTER FRISCO:PLANO, PROSPER, LITTLE ELM, MCKINNEY, ALLEN(but we have students from 25 different cities)

78 LOCAL CHURCHES REPRESENTED

51% NON-DENOMINATIONALFAMILIES ATTENDINGLegacy Christian Academy

19% BAPTISTFAMILIES ATTENDINGLegacy Christian Academy

8% CATHOLICFAMILIES ATTENDINGLegacy Christian Academy

LEGACY 3

10 CAN’T-MISSEVENTS ON CAMPUS

FALL SEMESTER

Eagle Expo is your one-stop shop for all things Legacy. Meet your teachers, catch-up with old friends, and get ready for the new year! Sign up for student activities, purchase spirit wear, decorate your locker, and unpack school supplies. But wait there’s more - families gather for an evening of worship, prayer, and fun at our Hawaiian Falls Back-to-School Bash!

1 // EAGLE EXPO

40+ top colleges and universities from across the country converge upon LCA’s Upper School Commons. Legacy 8th-12th students have the opportunity to visit with representatives in this intimate setting. The mix includes state and private, secular and Christian, large and small. In addition to traditional colleges, service academies are also represented.

2 // COLLEGE FAIR

Grandparents are an integral part of the LCA community! PreK-Grade 6 students, parents, & grandparents gather for some good ol’ fashioned fun. Following the program, students show off their classrooms and school work to their grandparents and special guests. Be sure to stop by the spirit shop, book fair, and photo area!

3 // GRANDPARENTS’ DAY

Homecoming week is the highlight of LCA’s fall semester. Topping off a fun week of dress-up days, games, and evening activities, is the homecoming parade. PreK-8th graders make class banners and freshmen-seniors create floats to promote school spirit. The marching band, homecoming court, and fall sports teams participate making this a marquee event.

4 // HOMECOMING PARADE

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SPRING SEMESTER

The 2013-2014 school year marks LCA’s 15th year! In October, we celebrated Legacy and the influence LCA has on our community and families with a dinner and auction featuring Jase Robertson of A&E’s Duck Dynasty. The evening focused on “Faith, Family, Legacy.” The Mayor of Frisco presented a proclamation recognizing Legacy’s contribution to the City of Frisco over the last 15 years.

5 // CELEBRATION

Math night is a fun & interactive evening in the spring where parents & students work together. 1st through 4th graders take their parents through a series of games and competitions showing off their skills, winning door-prizes, and sometimes even teaching them a thing or two!

6 // MATH NIGHT

Lace up your running shoes and come on out for Laps for Legacy. Laps is our annual fundraising event where students get pledges from family and friends and run 20 laps! The day culminates in a carnival style celebration complete with snow cones, rock-climbing, and dunking-booth!

8 // LAPS FOR LEGACY

Each May, LCA hosts the TJ Tomeny Legacy Classic Golf Tournament at Stonebriar Country Club. The tournament raises money for Legacy’s Tuition Assistance Program FLY (Fund Legacy’s Youth). This is a great opportunity to help provide a quality education for students.

9 // TJ TOMENY LEGACY CLASSIC

101 pieces of candy, 101 buttons, 101 feathers, 101 googly eyes. Join our 1st graders as they celebrate the 101st day of school by dressing in 101 different things and releasing 101 balloons!

7 // 101st DAY OF SCHOOL

Graduation, the culmination of years of hard-work, is a little different at LCA. The graduation ceremony, which takes place at Stonebriar Community Chruch, is an intimate event where each senior is recognized and celebrated individually. Come early to see the seniors’ memory tables where they display photos, awards, and memorabilia from their time at Legacy.

10// GRADUATION

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UP!SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENTThe ultimate goal of spiritual development at Legacy is to graduate students who have an abiding, personal relationship with God and a thorough knowledge of His Word. Meeting this goal prepares our students to interpret the world around them and respond to it biblically in their thinking and actions. We have built our program to be a balanced mix of training in theology, Bible memorization, and apologetics, with a special emphasis on living out the Christian faith in daily life. Time dedicated to worship, prayer, and service to others is one way we seek to model our lives after the example set by Jesus.

CHARACTER PROGRAM

EAGLE CLUB

ADVISORY GROUPSLCA students grades 9-12 are given the opportunity following each chapel to meet in small peer groups to discuss chapel topics and provide encouragement to each other. Each group is assigned a mentor which remains with the group until they graduate. These advisory groups provide prayer, support, and directed accountability into the lives of LCA students.

APOLOGETICSThe word apologetics, in Greek, literally means, “to defend.” It’s found in 1 Peter 3:15 which says, “always be prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you.” At LCA we equip students to defend the truth of Christianity.

BY THE NUMBERS

773 STUDENTSLEARNGOD’S TRUTH

1620

MINUTES SPENTLEARNING + WORSHIPING

THE ONE TRUEGOD to come before

His throne( )“Eagle Club” - the Intermediate School advisory program - is the backbone of the Intermediate School community. Each Eagle Club small group is facilitated by a teacher-advisor. Employing purposeful activities and conversation, Eagle Club is a primary vehicle for teaching and practicing the non-academic curriculum of LCA: loving one another and living a Christ-centered life.

“Christianity really is true, there’s evidence for it.”-Chris Culley, LCA class of 2013

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CHAPELS HELD WEEKLY

As part of the “Big Story” of the Bible, K-4 students are interactively taught about Biblical characters while reinforcing three basic truths: make wise choices, trust God no matter the circumstances, and treat others they way you would like to be treated.

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MEMORYMAKERLegacy will equip your students with the skills and knowledge they need to go out into the world and succeed - but the LCA experience isn’t just about time in a classroom. There are countless opportunities to experience the world & learn more in a meaningful way.

PUMPKIN PATCH PREK

POETRY CAFE 2ND GRADE

LIVING MUSEUM 3RD GRADE

TEXAS TRIP 4TH GRADE

SKY RANCH 6TH GRADE

VIRGINIA 8TH GRADE

JUNIOR/SENIOR PROM

SENIOR RETREAT

“Pursuit of Faith and Freedom” is an exciting trip to Virginia for Legacy 8th graders. Students explore our country’s heritage by visiting places such as Richmond, Monticello, St. John’s Church, Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown.

The Living Museum is a must see historical event that allows one to witness history come-to-life. In May, every Legacy 3rd grader will “come to life” and will represent the lives of men and women whom God chose to make an important impact on our nation’s history.

Each February, our cafeteria is transformed into a “Winter Wonderland” as students recite and share published poetry pieces. The students share a beautiful Poetry Book with their family which displays their polished poetry and personalized illustrations.

The 4th Grade Texas History Trip is a hands-on opportunity to explore the symbols of Texas. A few highlights are tours of the Texas State Capitol Building, the Alamo, and the San Jose Mission. Students experience a growth in their friendships as they “camp out” together in the cabins of the TBarM Resort in New Braunfels.

PreK finishes up a unit on the life-cycle of pumpkins with this trip showing God’s creation in a hands-on way. Students enjoy a hay ride through the farm, feeding the animals, and picking their own pumpkin from the patch to take home.

On this science-based trip, students learn about God, the Great Scientist. They take outdoor classes, learning about forces in nature, how to use a compass, the health of fresh water, and ranch animals. In addition to science activities, students also complete team-building activities throughout the trip.

Each December, the senior class travels to Camp Eagle, a full service, year-round Christian camp in the Texas Hill Country. Seniors experience hiking, high ropes and cliff challenges, and rappelling. In addition to the confidence gained from accomplishing many of these adventures, the seniors also grow closer as friends and as a class.

Prom is an elegant evening of fellowship and dancing with friends. The thematic decor and beautiful locations may change annually, but the result is always the same - an unforgettable night of memories that will last a lifetime.

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GIVEBACK [ [BUCKNER BIRTHDAY BOXESAll Kindergarten through 8th grade classes “adopt” a student through the Buckner International Apartment Ministries. The classes pray for their adopted child throughout the year and also provide a birthday box which includes all of the supplies needed for a birthday party: gift, cake mix, gift bag, candy, plates, cups, and more!

CORNERSTONE SOUP KITCHEN

FRISCO FLYERS

Each month, Legacy students and families head to Cornerstone Baptist Church in downtown Dallas to serve the homeless in their soup kitchen. The students not only get to prepare and serve the meal for 250 homeless people, but they get to spend time getting to know them and sharing the love of Christ.

Frisco Flyers is the Special Olympics team here in Frisco. Legacy sends volunteers to help with sports practices for the Flyers. Each fall the LCA Varsity Football team and Cheerleaders host a sports clinic on campus.

CORNERSTONE RANCHCornerstone Ranch is a home in McKinney for adults with special needs. Each month, LCA students host an event for the residents. These events range from dinner or movie nights to inviting the residents to Legacy sporting events.

FAMILY SERVICE DAY

FISD PARTNERSHIP

November 16th, 2013 marked the first of many Legacy Christian Academy Family Service Days. Students of all ages and their families came together to serve our community. Younger students supplied and made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to hand out to the homeless and older students and families did work projects for Cornerstone Ranch.

A vital aspect to LCA’s service philosophy is partnering with our local school district. Beginning in 2013, LCA has committed to partnering with FISD on their school supply drive and Small World Angel Tree benefiting underprivileged children in the Frisco community.

Legacy Christian Academy desires to be the hands and feet of Christ in our community, knowing that we can do nothing without the Spirit of Christ in us. We recognize that the value of service is not found in the amount of time devoted to serving, but in the relationships formed. Therefore we have chosen to invest in ongoing projects in and around our community.

CLUBS + ACTIVITIESACADEMIC COMPETITIONSCHESS CLUBCLUB MEDCOMPUTER PROGRAMMINGLEED - A/V CLUBLEGACY SERVICE ORGANIZATIONNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYNATIONAL JR. HONOR SOCIETYROBOTICSSTUDENT COUNCILWORSHIP TEAM LEGACY 8

STEMscience • technology • engineering • math

STEMINIATIVESWHAT WE OFFER• Robotics• Good Morning LCA• Rube Goldberg• Rocket Building• Invention Convention• Functioning Amusement Park

100%STUDENTS TAKEBIO, CHEM, PHYSICS Whether it’s calculating velocity in physics, creating virtual

museums in history, or crafting individual lessons in mathematics, teachers work to integrate technology into the learning process in such a way that students experience the power of knowledge in the most engaging and influential manner.1:1

UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS HAVE PERSONAL MACBOOKFOR CLASSROOM USE

195iPADS

FOR PREK, LOWER SCHOOL, AND INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CLASSROOMS

3LOWER SCHOOL, INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, MOBILE MACBOOK LAB

TECH LABS

6SCIENCE LABORATORIESthree labs oneach campus

6,000 SQ.FT.

LABORATORY SPACE @ LCA

@ A GLANCETECHNOLOGY

Students engage in laboratory experiences designed to cultivate higher order thinking skills, such as analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. This technology gets students excited about science and deepens their understanding of complex concepts. It gives students the tools to analyze data and think like real scientists.

LAB INTENSIVE

Curriculum incorporates traditional books and practice along with web-based material including tutorial videos, online instruction, and additional practice. ALEKS, an artificial intelligence assessment and learning system, is designed to provide individualized practice and concept reinforcement.

MATHTASTIC

LCA provides a lab intensive, problem solving approach to STEM. Across the curriculum, students are engaged in coursework that incorporates science, technology, engineering, and math in an interactive, hands-on way. The STEM approach to learning produces well-rounded, critical thinkers who are prepared for any number of exciting and challenging career fields.

PRINTER3DFOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS

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EAGLESLegacy athletes compete with strength and honor. On every field, in every game, match or meet, our goal and purpose is to glorify God in all that we do. Legacy competes in Texas Association of Private and Parochial School Class 4A.

VARSITYTEAMS

BOYSBASEBALL

BASKETBALLCROSS-COUNTRY

FOOTBALLGOLF

TENNISTRACK + FIELD

GIRLSBASKETBALL

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The Lady Eagle Volleyball team has had 8 playoff appearances, including 4 consecutive playoff runs 2010-2013, while the varsity football team has had 6 consecutive playoff runs.

12 NUMBER OF STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BIDS BY LCA ATHLETESFOOTBALL, BASEBALL, CROSS COUNTRY, GOLF, SOFTBALL, TRACK

Our successful athletic program begins at the JH level. JV Teams are also offered in several sports. We begin intentional coaching at the lower levels in order to raise up successful and confident student athletes.

“WINNING IS A HABIT AND SUCCESS IS A CHOICE”-COACH LANE, TRACK

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MAKE ANAMEFOR YOURSELF

EXCEL IN THEARTS

TIME TPSMEASTATE CHAMPION MARCHING BAND 3

100+ ART MEDALS at the district level

125+ TPSMEA ALL-STATEband & choir students

CARNEGIE HALL PERFORMANCES 4

100% PK-GRADE 10students take a fine art

} {ALL K-4 TAKE MUSIC AND ART5-8 TAKE CHOIR, BAND, ART, OR DRAMA9-12 HAVE OPTION OF CHOIR, BAND, ART, AND DRAMA

Legacy Christian Academy recognizes the importance of a fine arts education in developing a well-rounded student. We believe that God has given everyone the gift of expression. The Fine Arts Department at LCA works to develop the God given talents of each student by training them in singing, playing of an instrument, acting, and the creative beauty of visual arts.

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JUST THEFACTS Essential information

about becoming a Legacy Eagle.

LEGACY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY PARTNERS WITH:• Like-minded Christian families who understand and share a commitment to LCA’s Statement of Faith & Mission Statement.• Students whose academic records demonstrate a proven capability to succeed in LCA’s academic program.• Students whose behavioral history is in harmony with the expectations and culture of Legacy Christian Academy and who express a strong desire to be enrolled at LCA.

1. Online application submitted electronically and $100 Fee paid online

2. Required Supplemental Forms/Documents:

3. Admissions Testing

4. Family Interview - students entering grades 5-12 participate in interview

*All required forms will be made available online once online application has been submitted.

• Two confidential Teacher Recommendation Forms*• Confidential Principal Recommendation Form*• Confidential Church Involvement Form*• Copy of Applicant’s birth certificate• Current Immunization records• Report Card/Transcript showing previous 2 years• Family Photo• Divorce Decree, if applicable

• Complete Admissions Evaluation Form* and return to LCA Admissions Office

• Diagnostician from Grace Evaluations will contact applicant to schedule testing appointment

• Testing results will be sent directly to LCA

APPLICATION PROCESS & REQUIRED ITEMS:

WHAT IS FLY?FLY stands for Fund Legacy’s Youth and is the tuition assistance program at Legacy Christian Academy. The purpose of the FLY program is to provide tuition assistance to qualified families and their students. Each of these families desire that their students have an education in which the student will gain a Biblical worldview and be well-prepared for life, college, and career. The only roadblock for these families is that their income level cannot fully cover the tuition investment. At Legacy Christian Academy, we offer tuition assistance through FLY so that any family desiring a Christian education will have the opportunity to receive one. FLY allows us to equip all students to become strong leaders with Biblical convictions for tomorrow.

HOW IS FLY ADMINISTERED?LCA uses an outside firm to conduct an independent review, verification ,and analysis of an applicant’s financial condition and need, using its own guidelines and criteria, and then provides LCA with a written recommendation on whether an applicant is qualified to receive financial assistance. The final selection process is conducted by an anonymous committee appointed by the LCA governing board. Financial assistance applications are approved and administered to qualified applicants accordingly.

HOW CAN I APPLY FOR TUITION ASSISTANCE?To apply for tuition assistance, please contact the LCA Business Office at 469.633.1300 x226.

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NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICYLegacy Christian Academy admits student of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. LCA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, tuition assistance, athletic, and other school-administered programs.

FOR DETAILED TUITION AMOUNTS, PLEASE VISITLEGACYCA.COM/ADMISSIONS LEGACY 12

PUBLIC POLICY MAKER

Neonatal Nurse

Currently at Duke Law in North Carolina, DANNY STOCKTON ‘09 received his Bachelors of Arts in Political Science from Baylor University. Between undergrad and Law School, Danny served with Senator Ken Paxton for seven months.

Nursing student and soccer star at TCU, BRITTANY SLYMAN ‘09 is ready to succeed. Slyman played starting forward for the Horned Frogs for five years while in nursing school. Most recently, she worked an externship in the Neonatal ICU at Texas Health Resources Harris Methodist Hospital in Ft. Worth.

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING PRODIGY

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BROADWAY BOUNDSARA BAUMGARDNER ‘12 is currently a sophomore at Texas Tech University, studying Vocal Performance in pursuit of becoming an opera singer. She was recently honored to perform in a production of Les Miserables. Not only is LCA the place where she was introduced to classical music, but the history and apologetics curriculum shaped her views, informed her beliefs about truth, and heightened her awareness of the need for Christ.

ACCOUNTING SCHOLARRecent TCU grad, KELLY PAHL ‘10 is ready for what the future holds. Pahl was named TCU Accounting Scholar and Delta Sigma Pi key Award recipient for her outstanding academic acheivements. Pahl, who graduated in only 3 years has interned with Texas Pacific Group and Veritas Advisory Group.

TUCKER PAXTON ‘11 is currenlty pursuing a degree in Computer Science with an emphasis on Gaming at Baylor University. Paxton recently visited LCA to present a project to tech students. For this project, he created a virtual reality experience in which the user becomes Iron Man. With the headset on, the students found themselves in a 3-D environment, wearing the Iron Man suit. By using the Hydra motion controllers, the student “took flight” by simply leaning their body in the direction they wished to go.

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INNOVATIVE SPACES SPORTS JOURNALISM

LEGACY STUDENTS ARE ACCEPTED INTO THE BEST COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ACROSS THE NATION, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING:

Iowa State UniversityJames Madison UniversityJudson CollegeJohn Brown UniversityKansas State UniversityKentucky Christian UniversityLeTourneau UniversityLiberty UniversityLouisiana CollegeLouisiana State UniversityLubbock Christian UniversityLyon CollegeMarietta CollegeMid America Nazarene UniversityMiddle Tennessee State UniversityMidwestern State UniversityMississippi State UniversityMissouri State UniversityNuskigum UniversityNew England ConservatoryNew Jersey Institute of Technology

The University of ArkansasThe University of ChicagoThe University of GeorgiaThe University of Houston The University of MemphisThe University of IowaThe University of Mississippi The University of North TexasThe University of OklahomaThe Univ. of Southern MississippiThe University of TampaThe University of TexasThe University of Texas at ArlingtonThe University of Texas at DallasThe University of Texas at El PasoThe Univ. of Texas at San AntonioThe University of TulsaTrinity UniversityTruman State UniversityUnion University

Southern Methodist University Southwest Baptist UniversitySouthwestern CollegeSouthwestern UniversitySpellman CollegeSt. Edwards UniversitySterling CollegeStephen F. Austin State UniversityTarleton State UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M Univ. CommerceTexas A&M Univ. Corpus ChristiTexas Christian University Texas State UniversityTexas Tech UniversityTexas Woman’s UniversityThe CitadelThe King’s CollegeThe Master’s CollegeThe University of AlabamaThe University of Arizona

Univ. of California at RiversideUniversity of Central ArkansasUniversity of KansasUniversity of Mary Hardin-BaylorUniv. of Minnesota, Twin CitiesUniversity of MissouriUniversity of Missouri St. LouisUniversity of North TexasUniversity of the OzarksUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of TennesseeUniversity of UtahVirginia Military InstituteWestmont UniversityWest Texas A&M UniversityWilliam Jewel CollegeThe United States Military Academy at West PointWheaton College

New Mexico State UniversityNew York UniversityNorthern Arizona UniversityOklahoma Baptist University Oklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma State UniversityOklahoma Wesleyan UniversityOral Roberts UniversityOuachita Baptist UniversityPalm Beach Atlantic UniversityPepperdine UniversityPennsylvania State UniversityPoint Loma Nazarene UniversityPrinceton UniversityPurdue UniversityRhodes CollegeSamford UniversitySam Houston State UniversitySewanee: The Univ. of the SouthSoutheastern Oklahoma State Univ

Colorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColorado State University PuebloCornell UniversityCulver-Stockton CollegeDallas Baptist UniversityDartmouth CollegeDePaul UniversityEast Texas Baptist UniversityEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ.Florida Institute of TechnologyFlorida State UniversityFlorida Southern CollegeFranklin College SwitzerlandGordon CollegeHardin-Simmons UniversityHarding UniversityHenderson State UniversityHillsdale CollegeHouston Baptist UniversityHoward Payne University

Abilene Christian University American UniversityAngelo State UniversityAsbury UniversityArizona State UniversityAuburn UniversityAustin CollegeAzusa Pacific UniversityBaylor UniversityBelmont UniversityBerry CollegeBiola UniversityBlinn CollegeBoston ConservatoryBoston UniversityBrown UniversityButler UniversityCedarville UniversityChapman UniversityCollege of William & MaryColorado Christian University

CREW CHIEF

Through her career at HKS Inc., a top architectural design firm in the world, healthcare interior designer, JESSICA GRABHAM ‘06, is enhancing medical spaces all over the state. Recently, she has worked on the Fort Hood Replacement Hospital as well as projects within the Texas Health Resources System and MD Anderson System.

DAVID COLLIER ‘10 is bound for broadcasting greatness. Collier has utilized every opportunity during his time at Ole Miss to work in sports journalism. He currently serves as Sports Editor for The Daily Mississippian newspaper as well as producer & radio show co-host for Rebel Sports Radio. In 2012, Collier was an intern with ESPNDallas.com and is now a correspondent for ESPNU Campus Connection. He looks forward to graduating from Ole Miss and pursuing a career in Broadcast Journalism.

Mechanical Engineering major, IAN MCCORD ‘09, builds Formula 1 race cars in his spare time. McCord is part of the student-designed and student-built Texas A&M Formula SAE team. He is a member of the power-train design team which designs core engine components for the race car. As Crew Chief, he is responsible for maintenance of all past cars as well as the 2014 car. He also plans & organizes driver training. Upon graduation in May 2014, McCord will be working at Performance Pipe in Plano.

MANUFACTURING MANAGERSince graduating with an Economics degree from Texas A&M, SCOTT SMITH ‘05, has been working his way up the ranks at the Coca Cola bottling plant in Waco. He began as an hourly operator and is now a salaried Manufacturing Supervisor.

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