STILLWATER — Taylor Ward, left, was congratulated by Oklahoma State University President Burns Hargis on receiving her Honors College degree in aerospace administration and operations, with an option in aerospace security.
She received her degree Magna Cum Laude this summer. Students participating in the Honors College earn these degrees by completing all of the requirements for the General Honors Award and the Departmental Honors Award with a minimum of 39 honors hours with 3.50 OSU and cumulative grade point averages.
This recognition is reflected on the student’s official transcript and on a special honors diploma. Ward is the daughter of Morris and Judy Ward of Edmond, and is a graduate of Edmond Memorial High School.
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