University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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AIR FORCE ROTC AFROTC Mission Statement Produce leaders for the Air Force and build better citizens for America. Detachment 430 Mission Statement Transform college students into disciplined and dedicated officers who possess initiative, can handle stress and are equipped to be successful in our great Air Force. Cadets on camping trip in Tishamin o State Park Color Cuard in the Cruve Organizations | 261

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GAMMA BETA PHI SOCIETY a he Gamma Beta Phi Societ is an honor and semce Organization for students in colleges and universities in the United States. The University of Mississippi chapter is made up of 277 members. 2004-2005 Officers PRESIDENT Jerenn Jones VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARIES Scarlet Jones Tabitha Thomas SECRETARY Fang Lin Mary-Brandon . orman HISTORIAN TREASURER Daniel Christian Jason Vassar CHIEF EMISSARY OFFICERS 2004-2005 Officers PRESIDENT Wilson Long VICE PRESIDENT Brad Morris SECRETARY Brian Hey SPEC IAL EVENTS Michael Smith WEBMASTER Brandon Sherman ADVISORS Dr. Ann Canty Kim Chrestman STUDENT LEADERS ' COUNCIL everal years ago, the Student Leaders ' Council was formed in order to bring student leaders from v ious aspects of campus lilc together to share experiences, concerns and challenges as well as to provide a forum that would promote positive communication between cam[)us interest groups and university administrators. Earlier in the semester, the Student Leaders ' C ' .oun( il pailic ipated in lln ' ir annual early morning walk v ith ( ihaiuclloi ' Robert ( ' ,. Kha a( Members Gordon Fellows, Ryan Upshaw, Grace White, Sara Hart Rosenblatt, TaSheitha Butler, Jared Turner, Justin Smith, Bradley Baker, Jennifer Foil, Marc Walker, Emery Carrington, Lorrie Lyon, Nathan Geddie, Lukman Bojuwon, Chris Zainey, Elizabeth Norberg, Shyra Galloway, Ashley Johnson, Danny Echols, Charles Clark, Amit Patel, Megan Wylie 260 I The OLE Miss 2005

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OLE MISS WOMEN ' S COUNCIL m he Ole Miss Women ' s Council scholars ■a rticipate in a unique leadership-mentorship program during their tenure at Ole Miss. The students are selected from a highly competitive application process to receive S20,000 scholarships. This program requires that the students maintain at least a 3.0 GPA, participate in community service, meet with mentors and attend leadership seminars. These select students are being groomed to be leaders in their communities and to hirther the servant leadership mission of the Women ' s Council. Members First row - Program Director Molly Meisenheimer, Kamesha Bailey, Ashley Ferryman, Bridget Stanford, Elizabeth Harrington, Jennifer Wilks, Academic Advisor Sue Hodge; Second row - Kyle McCool, Carlie Kollath, Kimberly Wilks, Christine Wilson, Kelly Langford, Jessica l West, April Broussard; Third row - Elise Gilbert, Megan S Edwards, Austin Gray, Jared Tucker, Holly Myers, Priscilla £ Conerly; Forth Row - Joel Duff, Herman Sylvester, Jamie Coleman, Amanda Harmon £ OLE MISS SCHOLARS at Ground Zero in New York with chaperones Ellen Rolfes, Julie Waldorf, Molly Meisenheimer and Sue Hodge AT THE TODAY SHOW, Jesssica West, Megan Edwards, Kamesha Bailey, Molly Meisenheimer, Jared Tucker, Kelly Langford, Carlie Kollath, Kimberly Wilks and Jennifer Wilks support Ole Miss in New York. CHANCELLOR KHAYAT with scholars Ashley Ferryman, Jennifer Wilks, Amanda Harmon and Kimberly Wilks at New York ' s Picnic in the Park FORMER GOVERNOR William Winter with scholars Megan Edwards and Jessica West at the Capitol in Jackson ■s5 -rta%rf;c .: s i 262 I The Ole Miss 2005