Eleven Students Named for 2013-14 Class Gift Council
The office of annual programs is proud to announce the 2013-14 Class Gift Council. There was an outstanding pool of applicants that resulted in a superb council.
The council will meet throughout the academic year and will plan ways to teach students about the importance of giving back to the university. Students: keep your eyes and ears open for upcoming class gift events and opportunities to get involved.
- Ryan Mitchell, freshman, marketing
- Lillie Pitts, freshman, biology
- Shannon Davis, sophomore, biology and psychology
- Khadijah Simmons, sophomore, nursing
- Shayna Fuentes, junior, human nutrition
- Katryna Huth, junior, journalism
- Rebecca Moix, junior, finance
- Page Summers, junior, English
- Desiree Martin, senior, marketing
- Andrew Powell, senior, communications
- Shelby Tarver, senior, international relations and psychology
Contacts
Shanna Bassett, Assistant Director of Annual Programs
Development
479-575-3238,
slbasset@uark.edu
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