Four Star Leadership Announces High School Students Accepted into 2020 World-Class Program
For Immediate Release: June 8, 2020
Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks is proud to announce the 100 high school students selected for its world-class summer leadership program, which will be held virtually July 13-17. Four Star Leadership provides students the opportunity to develop leadership skills through curriculum, speech and writing competitions and experiences with respected leaders.
The students who have been accepted into the Four Star Leadership program are:
Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks is a partnership between the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum and Oklahoma Christian University. Due to the global pandemic, the program has been re-imagined into a multi-day, virtual experience for students. This will include the opportunity to learn leadership techniques from front runners in various fields, interactive sessions and activities and the opportunity to earn generous scholarships through persuasive speech and writing competitions.
Program curriculum is designed around the four core principles that led now-retired Gen. Tommy Franks through his 38-year military career: character, common vision, communication and caring. The program is free for accepted students. For more information on the program or accepted applicants, visit FourStarLeader.com.
Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks is a world-class leadership program developed as a partnership between the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum and Oklahoma Christian University. Four Star Leadership offers top high school students invaluable leadership experience through an exciting and challenging curriculum at no cost to students every year. Since 2008, Four Star Leadership has welcomed 662 U.S. high school students from 48 different states and 49 international students. For more information on Four Star Leadership visit FourStarLeader.com or call (580) 726-5900.
Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks is proud to announce the 100 high school students selected for its world-class summer leadership program, which will be held virtually July 13-17. Four Star Leadership provides students the opportunity to develop leadership skills through curriculum, speech and writing competitions and experiences with respected leaders.
The students who have been accepted into the Four Star Leadership program are:
- Jessen Accountius; Farmington, New Mexico
- Elana Agarwal; Wilmington, Delaware
- Mateo Alvarez; Okinawa, Japan
- Laura Alvarez; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Selam Ambaw; Flemington, New Jersey
- Owen Anderson; Valdosta, Georgia
- Eric Bebenov; Bolingbrook, Illinois
- Helena Bogale; San Diego, California
- Andrew Boylan; Irving, Texas
- Stacie Boyls; Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Gavin Brandon; South Weber, Utah
- Jamie Brown; Grand Junction, Colorado
- Nina Bugg; Edmond, Oklahoma
- Jose Camarena; Horn Lake, Mississippi
- Carolina Chassi; Becket, Massachusetts
- Vicky Chen; Oregon, Ohio
- Viveka Chinnasamy; Chandler, Arizona
- Emily Chmiel; Hockessin, Delaware
- Sasha Coffin; Hobart, Oklahoma
- Madilynn Converse; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Madison Daly; Manteca, California
- Brianna Davis, Amarillo, Texas
- Catherine Douglas; Walker, Louisiana
- Zsa Zsa DuBose; Kekaha, Hawaii
- Logan Dubs; Tampa, Florida
- Alyssa Elwell; Boring, Oregon
- Mallory Emerson; Lawton, Oklahoma
- Drealle Estrada; Chinle, Arizona
- Courtney Evans; Cement, Oklahoma
- Adam Friedman; Carlsbad, California
- Stephen Fuller; Lenoir City, Tennessee
- Nicholas Gaylord; Daly City, California
- Reagan Green; Ijamsville, Maryland
- Bryce Grout; The Woodlands, Texas
- Alexandria Hall; Flint, Texas
- Abigail (Abby) Harmon; Hobart, Oklahoma
- Julianna Hogan; Saugus, California
- Sara Howard; Headrick, Oklahoma
- Riana Irani; Tampa, Florida
- Audrey Isakov; Atlanta, Georgia
- Marshall Jackson; Brandenburg, Kentucky
- Cayce James; Charlotte, North Carolina
- Xinyan Jiang; Muskogee, Oklahoma
- Sean Kuehn; Sand Springs, Oklahoma
- Setara Khan; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Daniel Konatham; Austin, Texas
- Samantha Lamb; Yakima, Washington
- Isabelle Lee; Fairfax Station, Virginia
- Catherine Liu; Anaheim, California
- Gabriela Londono; Gurabo, Puerto Rico
- Isabella Long; Vernon Hill, Virginia
- Jeff Lovely; Arlington Heights, Illinois
- Ariana Magana; Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey
- Akash Mahajan; San Marcos; California
- Jacob Marshall; Paige, Texas
- Joey (Joseph) Marten; Onaga, Kansas
- Trenton Martin; Horn Lake, Mississippi
- Nolan McEachin; Marshall, Virginia
- Bobby Moore; Lanett, Alabama
- Emma Moore; Moore, Oklahoma
- Shreya Nagunuri; Folsom, California
- Hadassah Nehikhuere; Jonesboro, Georgia
- Evelyn Ng; Cerritos, California
- Emily Olsen; Herriman, Utah
- Elta Paw; Saint Paul, Minnesota
- Giavanna Pellecchia; Staten Island, New York
- Tyler Perez; Yigo, Guam
- Breanna Peterson; Ozark, Alabama
- Bryce Prairie; Clarksville, Tennessee
- Peighton Pulley; Roanoke, Texas
- Marion Ray; Fayetteville, North Carolina
- Shelby Raines; Rowlett, Texas
- Kalia Reece; Spring Valley, California
- Hyunjin Rheem; Riverside, California
- Oscar Sanchez; Waukegan, Illinois
- Eriksen Sandaire; New Providence, New Jersey
- Samantha Sanders; Wichita Falls, Texas
- Daniel Schmidt; Hendersonville, Tennessee
- Samantha Scotchlas; San Diego, California
- Maulin Shah; Sunnyvale, California
- Brooklyn Sieg; Leavenworth, Kansas
- Eric Singleton; Royal Palm Beach, Florida
- Brayden Smith; Blair, Oklahoma
- Isabella Spear; Humboldt, Illinois
- Johanna Specht; Bethel, Connecticut
- Benjamin Stock; Washington, Utah
- Zachariah Street; Mesa, Arkansas
- Jacqueline Talavera; St. George, Utah
- Brennan Taylor; Chicago; Illinois
- Lindsey Taylor; Mannington, West Virginia
- Aditi Telang; Chula Vista, California
- Conner Truitt; Buena Vista, Colorado
- Shrea Tyagi; Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
- Triston Tyler; Fort Worth, Texas
- Luke Valencic; McClean, Virginia
- James Waldrop; Hueytown, Alabama
- Sarah Walowsky; Lebanon, Ohio
- Emily Ward; Japan
- Morgan Wordelmann; Mickleton, New Jersey
- Chelsea Young; Plainfield, New Jersey
Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks is a partnership between the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum and Oklahoma Christian University. Due to the global pandemic, the program has been re-imagined into a multi-day, virtual experience for students. This will include the opportunity to learn leadership techniques from front runners in various fields, interactive sessions and activities and the opportunity to earn generous scholarships through persuasive speech and writing competitions.
Program curriculum is designed around the four core principles that led now-retired Gen. Tommy Franks through his 38-year military career: character, common vision, communication and caring. The program is free for accepted students. For more information on the program or accepted applicants, visit FourStarLeader.com.
Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks is a world-class leadership program developed as a partnership between the General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum and Oklahoma Christian University. Four Star Leadership offers top high school students invaluable leadership experience through an exciting and challenging curriculum at no cost to students every year. Since 2008, Four Star Leadership has welcomed 662 U.S. high school students from 48 different states and 49 international students. For more information on Four Star Leadership visit FourStarLeader.com or call (580) 726-5900.
