With finals just weeks away, Texas Tech’s Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources is once again offering a yummy reminder to bear down on the books. It will be offering free donuts to its students from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Tuesday (Apr. 15) at the Texas Tech Dairy Barn.
“This event is for our Davis College students, reminding them in a fun way to study for finals,” said Jeanette Moya, a Student Success Specialist within Davis College’s Dr. Bill Bennett Student Success Center. “We’re having it a little earlier this time, so students are more prepared. We’ll hand out donuts to students until we run out.” In addition to tasty treats, there will be a table offering academic resources and study tips.
The following month the center staff will be offering Dairy Barn Open Study Days from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The facility will be available for Davis College students on Thursday (May 8), Monday (May 12), and Tuesday (May 13).
Members of the center staff include Moya, along with Maeley Stroupe (2022), Assistant Director for Student Success & Retention; Sandra Addo (2020) Program Manager for Graduate Student Recruitment; Haley Hudson (2022) Program Manager for Davis College Academic Student Programs; Madi Nall (2021) Administrator for Scholarships; and Lindsay O’Pry (2024) Assistant Director for Recruiting. The group is led by Davis College Associate Dean for Academic & Student Programs Robert Cox.
Charged with recruiting and retaining the best students for the college, the Student Success Center is a group of professionals housed within the dean’s office. The unit is named for long-time member of the Department of Plant & Soil Science's emeritus faculty, Bill Bennett.
Bennett joined the Texas Tech faculty in 1968 and was a trailblazer in raising money for scholarships to increase recruitment of students, in addition to spearheading creation of the college’s Ambassadors for Agriculture and Agri-Techsans programs.
CONTACT: Robert Cox, Associate Dean for Academic & Student Programs, Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources, Texas Tech University at (806) 742-2808 or robert.cox@ttu.edu
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