2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference Program by Laramie McWilliams

LEAD. CREATE. INNOVATE.

Welcome Dear Students, On behalf of The Leadership Institute of Texas State University and the Conference Planning Committee, we would like to welcome you to the 2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference. This year’s conference will involve more than 350 students from diverse backgrounds and majors at Texas State and other Texas colleges and universities. We hope that it will serve as a keystone of your leadership experience and training. The primary purpose of the Leadership Institute Annual Conference is to bring students together from various backgrounds to learn leadership skills, engage students in values-based activities that foster personal leadership development, build a unified community, cultivate social responsibility and inspire students to adopt a new way of life while expanding their leadership abilities. We worked hard to integrate the Common Experience theme and the Leadership Institute’s core values of Excellence, Ethics & Integrity, Empowerment, Inclusivity, Civic Engagement and Social Responsibility into this year’s conference theme, “Lead. Create. Innovate. Leadership & Innovation for Change.” As conference participants, we hope that you will discover your leadership potential, connect with other leaders, faculty and alumni to learn valuable skills that will impact not just your own lives, but the communities in which you live. Most importantly, we hope that this conference will be an integral part of your leadership journey. Finally, we hope you will find some time this weekend to thank the students, faculty and staff members at Texas State whose passion and commitment helped make this year’s conference a success. It is our hope that this experience will continue to inspire you to get involved and make a difference now and in the future! Best,

Dr. Margarita M. Arellano Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

Laramie A. McWilliams, M.Ed. Assistant Dean of Students Student Development and Leadership Programs

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Thank You We appreciate the continued support of our students, faculty, staff and committee members who spent their time laying the foundation, establishing the vision, defining our core values and carefully selecting speakers and topics to fulfill the mission of our conference.

Conference Planning Committee Members Yunuen Alvarado

Twister Marquiss

Dr. Margarita M. Arellano

Laramie McWilliams

Dr. Ronald Brown

Bethany Mellum

Kristy Caldwell

Jacob Miller

Glynis Christine

Dr. Michael Nava

Shannon FitzPatrick

Nina Pereira

Rico Gonzalez

Stephanie Perez

Dr. Janet Riola Hale

Brenda Rodriguez

Amanda Handsbur

Tracy Shoemake

Breanna Higgins

Logan Taylor

Mohammad Khan

Eli Trenado

Lanita Legan

Alex Wheeler

Ramces Luna

Taylor Willis

A Very Special Thank You toâ&#x20AC;Ś Dr. Denise M. Trauth, President Dr. Joanne H. Smith, Vice President for Student Affairs Dean of Students Office Staff Student Leadership Board Student Foundation Student Government

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Speakers Dr. Jeff Wilson Entrepreneur Founder of Kasita FRIDAY, 6:15-7:00PM, LBJ STUDENT CENTER TEACHING THEATRE, 4-16.1 Dr. Jeff Wilson is an academic and entrepreneur based in New York City. He is the founder of the award-winning micro housing company Kasita. Named one of Inc’s 25 most disruptive companies in the world, Kasita homes are 350 square feet, incredibly smart, and beautifully designed. Formerly, Dr. Wilson was a professor and dean also known as ‘Professor Dumpster.’ He lived in a 33 square foot modified trash dumpster for a year as a part of a minimalist housing experiment. Wilson has authored dozens of scientific articles, was named the University of Texas System’s top assistant professor, and did his postdoctoral work at Harvard University. Wilson’s work on sustainability, minimalism, and social experimentation has been featured in The Atlantic, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Beyond startups and dumpster diving, Professor Dumpster enjoys traveling – in another experiment, he took a girl he met online for a whirlwind date across seven countries in 21 days – with only the clothes on his and her backs. Their adventure has been captured in a book and is soon to be a Hollywood movie. Follow and talk trash with Dr. Wilson on Instagram @ProfDumpster and @Kasita.

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Speakers Dr. Sharmila Anandasabapathy Vice President, Baylor College of Medicine Director, Baylor Global Health and the Baylor Global Innovation Center Professor of Medicine in Gastroenterology SATURDAY, 9:45-10:45AM, LBJ STUDENT CENTER BALLROOM, 3-16.1 Sharmila Anandasabapathy, M.D. is a Professor of Medicine in Gastroenterology, and Vice President at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. In her current role, she oversees Baylorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s global programs and affiliations, as well as the Baylor Global Innovation Center which seeks to develop innovative approaches to global health challenges. An advanced gastrointestinal endoscopist by training, Dr. Anandasabapathyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s research focus involves the development and validation of novel technologies for the diagnosis and management of gastrointestinal cancer. She has been Principal Investigator on several grants funded by the National Cancer Institute, and has lead multiple international clinical trials focused on the endoscopic diagnosis of esophageal and gastric cancer. These trials are currently being conducted in the United States, Africa, China and Honduras. In addition, she and her group are involved in several projects that seek to develop innovative technological approaches to addressing cancer and other chronic diseases in low-resource areas worldwide. These involve the development of remove medical technologies such as augmented (and virtual) reality-based platforms for surgical or endoscopic training, cell phone apps, and portable, battery-operated technologies for medical management in low-resource environments. These partnerships involve close collaborations with NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), USAID, multiple US and international universities, NGOS, foreign governments, and foundations. A recent innovation, Emergency Smart Pod, a mobile, lowercost shipping-container unit for the management of Ebola and other emergencies, was awarded funding by USAID and The Paul G. Allen Funding and presented at both the World Health Organization and The White House Office of Science and Technology. In addition to her primary appointment at Baylor, Dr. Anandasabapathy also holds an adjunct appointment in Bioengineering at Rice University in Houston, Texas. She holds a B.A. in English literature from Yale University and an M.D. from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She completed her Internal Medicine Training at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and her gastroenterology fellowship at The Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York.

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Day 1 Schedule TIME

EVENT

5:00 p.m.

CHECK-IN

5:15-6:00 p.m.

Hallway outside the LBJ Student Center Ballroom RECEPTION

6:00-6:15 p.m.

LBJ Ballroom 3-16.1 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER • Dr. Margarita M. Arellano, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students • Introduction: Dr. Joanne H. Smith, Vice President for Student Affairs

6:15-7:00 p.m.

FEATURED SPEAKER ADDRESS • Dr. Jeff Wilson, Academic, Entrepreneur and Founder of Kasita

7:15-8:00 p.m.

SMALL GROUP MEETING Various Locations

LBJ Student Center Map Main Entrance Access to LBJ Parking Garage

Emergency Staircase

Doors run along entire wall

Chartwells Kitchen Area

Teaching Theatre LBJ 4-16.1

Chartwells Route

Bookstore

3-3.1 Breakout Session Room

3-4.1

3-5.1 Breakout Session Room

LBJSC Ballroom

*Located on the 4th floor*

3-6.1 3-7.1 Common BreakExp. out Room Session

3-15.1 Room 4-1.9 Breakout Session Room **Located on 4th Floor**

3-14.1 Volunteer Hub & Storage

3-8.1 Speaker Hospitality 3-9.1 Breakout Session Room

Emergency Staircase

3-13.1 Breakout Session Room

3-11.1 Small Group

3-10.1 Breakout Session

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Schedule TIME

BREAKOUT SESSION ROOM LBJ 3-3.1

9:309:45

CHECK IN/WELCOME LBJ Ballroom, 3-16.1

9:4510:45

FEATURED SPEAKER: Dr. Sharmila Anandasabapathy, Vice President of Baylor C LBJ Ballroom, 3-16.1

11:0012:00

Brave Spaces: Navigating Difficult Conversations Jacqueline Prince

BREAKOUT SESSION ROOM LBJ 3-5.1

Bouncing Back: Navigating Setbacks and Failures Dr. Melissa Weathersby

12:001:15

LUNCH AND DONOR RECOGNITION LBJ Ballroom, 3-16.1

1:152:00

ALUMNI PANEL AND SMALL GROUP MEETING LBJ Ballroom, 3-16.1

2:153:15

3:304:30

BREAKOUT SESSION ROOM LBJ 3-7.1

BREA ROOM

Hustle for the Cause Denise D. Hernandez, J.D.

Lead E C Dr. L

One Year Post Grad: What College Doesn’t Teach You Storm Monteiro Tyler

75 Tips and Tricks for Marketing Carol Kumm

Social Innovation Through Civil Rights Movements Dr. Gloria MartinezRamos

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Challenging the Stereotypes of Leadership Dr. Paige Haber-Curran

A Leader’s Resume Madi Tabersmith

Leaders Pursuing Peace Enrique Garcia

Inno Rules

Jac

4:305:00

SMALL GROUP MEETING LBJ Ballroom, 3-16.1

5:005:30

CLOSING: Shannon FitzPatrick, J.D., Attorney for Students, Texas State Univers LBJ Ballroom, 3-16.1 6 2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference: Lead. Create. Innovate. Leadership & Innovation for Change.

Day 2

AKOUT SESSION M LBJ 3-9.1

BREAKOUT SESSION ROOM LBJ 3-10.1

BREAKOUT SESSION ROOM LBJ 3-13.1

BREAKOUT SESSION ROOM LBJ 4-1.9

College of Medicine and Director of Baylor Global Health & the Global Innovation Center

ding with Heart, Empathy and Compassion Lisa Kirkpatrick

Leading From the Sidelines Coach Kat Conner

Perspectives on Women in Leadership Hon. Veronica Gonzales Ericka Jones LTC (Ret.) Sandra ‘Sam’ Rygalski

It’s Not About the Nail: The Art of Listening Dr. Michael Burns

oster Syndrome: eting Your Inner Critic cqueline Prince

Moving Beyond the Box: Exploring Identity and Social Justice Krysta Chacón

Who Cares? Addressing Apathy and Negativity in Your Organization Myles Alexander Tabitha Williams Alisha Mohammad

Stay in H.A.R.M.’s Way Chris Collins

ovation: Where s are Made to be Broken Rubén Cantú

Passion Not Position: The Power of Followership Dr. Erik Malmberg, J.D. Geraldo Medrano Fritzina Morrison

Creators and Innovators of Texas State Natalie Berko Lynzy Lab Stewart Delorean Wiley

The Soundtrack: An Examination of Diversity Through the Culture of Hip Hop Chris Collins

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Session Descriptions Session 1 - 11:00a.m.-12:00 noon BRAVE SPACES: NAVIGATING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-3.1 Presented by: • Jacqueline Prince, Assistant Director for Women’s & Gender Equity Programs, The University of Texas at Dallas Many leaders find themselves in professional situations that demand sensitive conversations over a wide range of issues. While leaders advocate for conversation and action around safe spaces, these spaces can become a cover for avoiding conversations that involve conflict or disagreement. From addressing inclusion issues or challenging closely held beliefs, this session seeks to provide power to the idea of controversy with civility. BOUNCING BACK: NAVIGATING SETBACKS AND FAILURES | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-5.1 Presented by: • Dr. Melissa Weathersby, Speaker, Author and Educator, 5 Star Empowerment, Texas State University Alumnus They say it doesn’t matter if you fall, but whether or not you get back up. Setbacks may hurt and make you want to throw in the towel, but leaders and innovators focus on what they can learn from an experience – or how it can lead to something new. This session will explore best practices in dealing with failure and disappointment, learning from challenges, and persevering toward your goals. HUSTLE FOR THE CAUSE | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-7.1 Presented by: • Denise Hernandez, Attorney at Law and Co-Founder, Hustle for the Cause, LLC. We want to generate positive social impact in our world, community, and campus, but how? How do you advocate for a cause you care about while being a student, working jobs, and trying to make your vision a reality? This session will explore the process of “hustling” for a cause and how co-founders of Hustle for the Cause social impact firm inspire change by empowering communities. LEADING WITH HEART, EMPATHY AND COMPASSION | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-9.1 Presented by: • Dr. Lisa Kirkpatrick, Vice President for Student Affairs/Title IX Coordinator, St. Edward’s University Being an authentic leader requires leading with your whole self – including your emotions. This session will focus on how to maximize your relationships with others with compassion and empathy, all for the sake of being a more caring and effective leader. LEADING FROM THE SIDELINES | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-10.1 Presented by: • Kat Conner, Head Coach, Women’s Soccer Team, Texas State University Great teams are made of great teammates. Gone are the days of hierarchical leadership in which one person unilaterally determines a vision and uses incentives or consequences to enforce individual behaviors. The philosophy of transformational leadership turns followers into leaders by creating a collaborative vision that allows all team members to share in, and contribute to, a unified vision of success. PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-13.1 Presented by: • Hon. Veronica Gonzales, Vice President for Governmental and Community Relations, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley • Ericka Jones, Dean of Student Affairs, Huston-Tillotson University • Sandra ‘Sam’ Rygalski, Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.), United States Army 8 2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference: Lead. Create. Innovate. Leadership & Innovation for Change.

Session Descriptions Women have led, created, and influenced history for centuries as educators, entrepreneurs, elected officials and much more. This panel will explore the stories of several incredible women and their individual journeys, and will allow panelists to share their strategies for empowering others, navigating obstacles, and developing participants’ leadership skills. IT’S NOT ABOUT THE NAIL: THE ART OF LISTENING | LOCATION: LBJSC 4-1.9 Presented by: • Dr. Michael Burns, Senior Lecturer, Department of Communication Studies, Texas State University Listening takes effort, particularly in a world where people tend to want everything faster, easier, and with less work. The listening process involves five stages: receiving, understanding, evaluating, remembering, and responding. Are we taking the time to truly listen as leaders? Based on Jason Headley’s short film, “It’s Not About the Nail,” this session seeks to dive deep into the heart of effective communication and its role in being a relational leader.

Session 2 - 2:15 - 3:15 p.m. ONE YEAR POST GRAD: WHAT COLLEGE DOESN’T TEACH YOU | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-3.1 Presented by: • Storm Monteiro Tyler, Global Brand Consultant and Journalist, Double Texas State Alumna This session will be presented by Texas State Alumna Storm Tyler. She will discuss her post-graduation transition and provide actionable tips for students to optimize their undergraduate journey, forge their own paths, and create their own opportunities. 75 TIPS AND TRICKS FOR MARKETING | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-5.1 Presented by: • Carol Kumm, Assistant Director of Project Management, The University of Texas at Arlington Individuals are bombarded by over 4,000 marketing messages hundreds of times each day. It can be difficult to compete with branded national campaigns when a small team of dedicated students doing all of the marketing internally, along with managing the organization and keeping up with coursework. Designing social media posts, posters, flyers, and effective emails while trying to maintain other responsibilities is often daunting. In this session, participants will learn over 75 proven tips and tricks to increase the effectiveness of their marketing while saving time in the process. SOCIAL INNOVATION THROUGH CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENTS | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-7.1 Presented by: · Gloria Martinez-Ramos, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology; Director of the Latina/o Studies Minor, Texas State University The Civil Rights Movement launched the United States into the greatest period of progressive and social innovation. Activists, leaders and community members came together to challenge inequities and sought societal change for equity, opportunity and social justice. This session seeks to discuss the overarching themes in creating a culture of action and its lasting legacy of social innovation. IMPOSTER SYNDROME: QUIETING YOUR INNER CRITIC | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-9.1 Presented by: • Jacqueline Prince, Assistant Director for Women’s & Gender Equity Programs, The University of Texas at Dallas Do you quietly question your worth or ability to lead? Are you afraid you don’t deserve your position, education, or ambitions? Many leaders are plagued with thoughts of inadequacy and negative self-talk. Join us for a discussion on imposter syndrome and tactics you can use to become a more confident, authentic leader. 9 2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference: Lead. Create. Innovate. Leadership & Innovation for Change.

Session Descriptions MOVING BEYOND THE BOX: EXPLORING IDENTITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-10.1 Presented by: • Krysta Chacón, Assistant Director, Multicultural Engagement Center, The University of Texas at Austin How do our identities influence how we are perceived or the way we manifest our leadership? Our complex identities cannot be reduced to a single box, and effective leaders avoid placing these restraints on others as well. Join us as we unpack how our identities play a role in social justice and the importance of self-awareness and reflection as we develop. WHO CARES? ADDRESSING APATHY AND NEGATIVITY IN YOUR ORGANIZATION | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-13.1 Presented by: • Myles Alexander, Graduate Assistant for Underrepresented Student Advisory Council (USAC), Texas State University • Alisha Mohammad, Philanthropy Coordinator, Student Volunteer Connection, Texas State University • Tabitha Williams, Coordinator for Organization Conduct, Student Involvement, Texas State University Like a virus running in the background of a computer, apathy and negativity work covertly to undermine the goals, productivity, and ultimately, the morale of an organization. Leaders are tasked with directing the energy of their organization towards positive impact, but detracting personalities can provide a challenge throughout this experience. This panel of leaders seek to provide methods of fostering positivity by reframing negative attitudes, recharging apathetic passion, and empowering others. STAY IN H.A.R.M.’s WAY | LOCATION: LBJSC 4-1.9 Presented by: • Chris C. Collins, Speaker, Author & Consultant, Chris C. Speaks & Texas State University Alumnus It’s said that if you want to be a powerful and effective leader that you need to achieve some type of balance. How do you do that when you’re so involved and engrossed in what you’re doing that you forget the reason why you are here? This session will equip you with the tools necessary to be a powerful, effective, and balanced student leader on your campus.

Session 3 - 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. CHALLENGING THE STEREOTYPES OF LEADERSHIP | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-3.1 Presented by: • Dr. Paige Haber-Curran, Associate Professor and Program Coordinator, Student Affairs in Higher Education, Texas State University We are far removed from a cookie-cutter archetype of the ideal leader. Research has led to a break with trait-based approaches to leadership, allowing you to be a leader with the voice you were given – no matter how quiet or loud. This session will shatter some stereotypical approaches to leadership and help participants build upon their unique talents and experiences in preparation to assume greater leadership. A LEADER’S RESUME | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-5.1 Presented by: • Madison Tabersmith, Coordinator for Institutional Effectiveness and IRB, Our Lady of the Lake University Students are advised that campus involvement and leadership are central to their post-collegiate success, but often struggle with how to articulate these experiences to future employers or on their resume. This session will guide student leaders in understanding the implications of their leadership journey, marketing their leadership experiences, and advocating for their personal success. 10 2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference: Lead. Create. Innovate. Leadership & Innovation for Change.

Session Descriptions LEADERS PURSUING PEACE | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-7.1 Presented by: • Enrique Garcia, United States National Coordinator, The Global Embassy of Activists for Peace The Global Embassy of Activists for Peace work toward the improvement, welfare, happiness and peace of the human family and Mother Earth. This session, presented by United States National Coordinator Enrique Garcia, will explore their work based on strengthening principles and universal values, recognition of human rights, and how future leaders are needed to promote peace and understanding among people from different backgrounds, cultures, nationalities, beliefs and religions. INNOVATION: WHERE RULES ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-9.1 Presented by: • Rubén Cantú, Executive Director of The Office of Inclusive Innovation and Entrepreneurship, The University of Texas at Austin Innovation is stifled when we’re busy following the rules. Critical thinking and creativity can only occur when we learn to challenge assumptions and try something new, and leadership is no different. This session will also explore how inclusivity drives innovation, and how to invest in inclusivity in your teams and organizations to create a culture of bold, innovative, world-changing leaders. PASSION NOT POSITION: THE POWER OF FOLLOWERSHIP | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-10.1 Presented by: • Erik D. Malmberg, Ph.D., J.D., Director of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity, Baylor College of Medicine • Geraldo Medrano, Research Assistant, Baylor College of Medicine • Fritzina Morrison, Transformed Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Scholars Program, Baylor College of Medicine The true success of an organization is dependent upon its overall impact – not just the work of those in a formal position. When an organization is clear in its values and has great passion for its purpose, the work of its combined membership is unparalleled. This session will explore the power of followership and innovating change for the good of the community. CREATORS AND INNOVATORS OF TEXAS STATE | LOCATION: LBJSC 3-13.1 Presented by: • Natalie Berko, Co-Founder, H.E.A.T. Establishment; Chair, Young Alumni Council, Texas State University • Lynzy Lab Stewart, Lecturer, Department of Theatre & Dance, Texas State University; Dancer, Choreographer & Singer-songwriter • Delorean Wiley, Graduate Student, Texas State University; Entrepreneur and Founder of Resurrection Breads Are you still waiting to graduate so you can finally execute that great idea you have? Why wait until after your time at Texas State, when you can take action now? This panel will highlight the work from current and former innovators of Texas State and provide insight on how you can begin creating an impact in your community now. THE SOUNDTRACK: AN EXAMINATION OF DIVERSITY THROUGH THE CULTURE OF HIP HOP LOCATION: LBJSC 4-1.9 Presented by: • Chris C. Collins, Speaker, Author & Consultant, Chris. C. Speaks & Texas State University Alumnus Reconciling your ideals and beliefs about diversity, race, gender and consent with cultural and ethical expectations can be challenging. The Soundtrack is a conversation around current issues through a cultural lens that brings it all into perspective…Hip-Hop! Let’s see how our ABC’s, Drake and Public Enemy can help us understand the power and beauty of diversity. 11 2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference: Lead. Create. Innovate. Leadership & Innovation for Change.

About Us The Leadership Institute of Texas State University Texas State University is deeply committed to providing the best education, development and training for its students. The Leadership Institute provides students an opportunity to develop leadership qualities they can apply throughout their lives. Our central focus is to establish a diverse organizational structure where students participate in numerous community and extracurricular activities while building relationships and developing leadership skills through a variety of interactive, energizing and unique experiences. The Leadership Institute will: • Serve as a clearinghouse of information regarding leadership opportunities at Texas State. • Provide a variety of leadership development opportunities within a tiered structure for incoming students, established sophomore/junior leaders and a capstone program for highly experienced junior/senior leaders. • Collaborate with departments within and outside the Division of Student Affairs to deliver experiential learning opportunities. The core values of the Leadership Institute are: • Ethics/Integrity • Excellence • Social Responsibility • Inclusivity • Civic Engagement • Empowerment Dean of Students Office The Dean of Students Office strives to set standards of excellence in the delivery of student services and to foster a welcoming environment that is inclusive, safe and conducive to learning. The core function of the Dean of Students Office is assisting and developing students through services that include emergency services, leadership development opportunities, legal advice, notary services, ombuds services, Greek life and resolutions to student misconduct allegations. System Affiliation Texas State University is a member of The Texas State University System. The system’s Board of Regents governs Texas State and three seven institutions: Lamar University, Lamar Institute of Technology, Lamar State CollegeOrange, Lamar State College-Port Arthur, Sam Houston State University, Sul Ross State University and Sul Ross State University Rio Grande College. The Texas State University System Board of Regents William F. Scott, Chairman, Nederland David Montagne, Vice Chairman, Beaumont Charlie Amato, San Antonio Garry Crain, The Hills Dr. Veronica Muzquiz Edwards, San Antonio Dr. Jaime R. Garza, San Antonio Vernon Reaser III, Houston Rossanna Salazar, Austin Alan L. Tinsley, Madisonville Donna N. Williams, Arlington Leanna Mouton, Student Regent, San Marcos Dr. Brian McCall, Chancellor

Sponsors We are grateful to our supporters for their interest and investment in the 2019 Leadership Institute Annual Conference. Their contributions have helped make this unique opportunity possible for our student leaders.

PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSOR

University Federal Credit Union Bronze Level Sponsor LBJ Student Center Supporter Level Sponsors Common Experience Department of Housing and Residential Life H-E-B The Coca-Cola Company

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PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSOR

University Federal Credit Union Bronze Level Sponsor LBJ Student Center Supporter Level Sponsors Common Experience Department of Housing and Residential Life H-E-B The Coca-Cola Company

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