Logan County students awarded OSU scholarships

By: Tanna Frizzell
Special to Guthrie News Page

STILLWATER, Oklahoma – Multiple Logan County students recently were honored by the Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture with academic scholarships for the 2021-2022 academic year.  

The scholarships are part of the more than $1.8 million that students will receive from the college and its academic departments. Students from all majors are considered for university scholarships, which can be combined with college and departmental opportunities. 

“We are fortunate to have many students in the Ferguson College of Agriculture who are actively engaged and impacting others,” said Cynda Clary, Ferguson College of Agriculture associate dean of academic programs. “It is an honor and a privilege to award scholarships to help fund their college experience and celebrate the contributions they have made to our college and departments. These scholarships would not be possible without the generosity of our alumni and friends, and we truly appreciate their investment in these students and their development.” 

The 2021-2022 scholarship recipients and hometowns: 

Clara Barker
Crescent, Oklahoma
Environmental Science
Joseph Fleming Memorial Freshman Scholarship 

Roenick Richardson
Mulhall, Oklahoma
Natural Resource Ecology and Management
Ferguson College of Agriculture Scholarship 

Paige Day
Orlando, Oklahoma
Agricultural Communications
Ag Centennial Scholarship 

Riley Luginbill
Orlando, Oklahoma
Agricultural Communications
Long’s FFA and 4-H Achievement Scholarship 

The Ferguson College of Agriculture believes in the value of hands-on education and the importance of having a well-rounded student experience. The college’s award-winning faculty members are dedicated to developing students and are passionate about adding value to the total educational experience. With 16 majors, a variety of study options and more than 60 student organizations, the college is committed to expanding minds and inspiring purpose. Learn more at agriculture.okstate.edu.