Remember the Ten Run

Congratulations to Danielle Deros! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Danielle Dani Deros is a fourth-year doctoral student in the clinical psychology program at Oklahoma State University studying under the mentorship of Dr. DeMond Grant. Her research focuses on the impacts of social support, social exclusion, and the social environment on biological and cognitive ...features of adult social anxiety. She is originally from Baltimore, Maryland and completed her undergraduate degrees at the University of Maryland at College Park, but is excited about all of the opportunities that she has had since moving to Stillwater. Clinically, she has served the OSU and surrounding Payne County communities as an associate at the Psychological Services Center conducting individual and group therapy as well as an Assistant Director of Assessment Services at the PSC. Currently, she is the graduate clinical intern at OSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine where she advocates for and assists veterinary students in obtaining mental health and wellness resources, including individual therapy and education on stress management interventions. She wants to thank the Remember The Ten steering committee and the OSU community for continuing to recognize and honor those who had tragically passed away as well as for cultivating a program that strives to best serve those who have been affected by loss. She is grateful for their consideration and the privilege to receive this scholarship which will allow her to further her education in mental health and wellness as well as to better serve the OSU community. Go Pokes! We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Alexandra DeLone! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Lexie DeLone is originally from Camp Hill, PA. She attended the College of Charleston’s Honors College and earned a bachelor degree in psychology. From there she earned masters’ degrees in experimental psychology and child life from Wake Forest University and the University of Charleston, South... Carolina, respectively. Lexie practiced as a certified child life specialist in the Division of Pediatric Oncology at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center for 5 years. There, she witnessed the resiliency of children and families facing potentially life limiting diagnoses every day. It was the strength and stressors of her patients and their families that motivated her return to earn her doctorate in clinical psychology. As a first-year graduate student, Lexie is enjoying exploring Oklahoma with her dog, Mia, and cherishes time spent with family and friends. Lexie is very grateful to have received support from the Remember the Ten Run Scholarship and aims to continue working with children and families facing potentially life limiting illnesses and grief and loss through research initiatives and clinical interventions. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Danielle Deros! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Danielle Dani Deros is a fourth-year doctoral student in the clinical psychology program at Oklahoma State University studying under the mentorship of Dr. DeMond Grant. Her research focuses on the impacts of social support, social exclusion, and the social environment on biological and cognitive ...features of adult social anxiety. She is originally from Baltimore, Maryland and completed her undergraduate degrees at the University of Maryland at College Park, but is excited about all of the opportunities that she has had since moving to Stillwater. Clinically, she has served the OSU and surrounding Payne County communities as an associate at the Psychological Services Center conducting individual and group therapy as well as an Assistant Director of Assessment Services at the PSC. Currently, she is the graduate clinical intern at OSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine where she advocates for and assists veterinary students in obtaining mental health and wellness resources, including individual therapy and education on stress management interventions. She wants to thank the Remember The Ten steering committee and the OSU community for continuing to recognize and honor those who had tragically passed away as well as for cultivating a program that strives to best serve those who have been affected by loss. She is grateful for their consideration and the privilege to receive this scholarship which will allow her to further her education in mental health and wellness as well as to better serve the OSU community. Go Pokes! We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Déjà Clement! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Déjà Clement, from New Paltz, New York, is a fourth-year doctoral candidate in the clinical psychology program. She is devoted to improving and increasing access to equitable mental health care services to all individuals regardless of their background. Her research interests include understanding ri...sk and resilience factors that may influence suicide interventions/prevention for the Black community, specifically Black women. Her goal as a researcher and clinician is to amplify and advocate for the mental health needs of disadvantaged, underrepresented, and underserved communities. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Alexandra DeLone! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Lexie DeLone is originally from Camp Hill, PA. She attended the College of Charleston’s Honors College and earned a bachelor degree in psychology. From there she earned masters’ degrees in experimental psychology and child life from Wake Forest University and the University of Charleston, South... Carolina, respectively. Lexie practiced as a certified child life specialist in the Division of Pediatric Oncology at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center for 5 years. There, she witnessed the resiliency of children and families facing potentially life limiting diagnoses every day. It was the strength and stressors of her patients and their families that motivated her return to earn her doctorate in clinical psychology. As a first-year graduate student, Lexie is enjoying exploring Oklahoma with her dog, Mia, and cherishes time spent with family and friends. Lexie is very grateful to have received support from the Remember the Ten Run Scholarship and aims to continue working with children and families facing potentially life limiting illnesses and grief and loss through research initiatives and clinical interventions. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Déjà Clement! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Déjà Clement, from New Paltz, New York, is a fourth-year doctoral candidate in the clinical psychology program. She is devoted to improving and increasing access to equitable mental health care services to all individuals regardless of their background. Her research interests include understanding ri...sk and resilience factors that may influence suicide interventions/prevention for the Black community, specifically Black women. Her goal as a researcher and clinician is to amplify and advocate for the mental health needs of disadvantaged, underrepresented, and underserved communities. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Valeriya Chalmers One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Valeriya Chalmers is a graduate student in the OSU Marriage and Family Therapy, studying to be a therapist. She was born in Moscow, Russia and came to the US three years ago. Her husband, his father and grandfather were all OSU alumni and it was the first university in America that she visited a...s a tourist. Valeriya never imagined that she would be a student here one day, working towards a profession that gives her both immense personal satisfaction and contributes to the well-being of society. I am honored and grateful to have received this scholarship. I believe the mission of the endowment is a worthy cause, as grief and loss are not feelings society equips us to handle This particularly hits home for me now, given the senseless war in Ukraine. I have many friends and family who suffer the consequences of this horrible tragedy. Grief over the loss of loved ones, a loss of hope for the future and a sense of helplessness to do anything about it are emotions many of those close to me now feel. I believe that when we are able to properly address those feelings with compassion and understanding it helps us feel as if we’re not alone, and is a source of comfort in the face of unimaginable adversity." We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Valeriya Chalmers One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Valeriya Chalmers is a graduate student in the OSU Marriage and Family Therapy, studying to be a therapist. She was born in Moscow, Russia and came to the US three years ago. Her husband, his father and grandfather were all OSU alumni and it was the first university in America that she visited a...s a tourist. Valeriya never imagined that she would be a student here one day, working towards a profession that gives her both immense personal satisfaction and contributes to the well-being of society. I am honored and grateful to have received this scholarship. I believe the mission of the endowment is a worthy cause, as grief and loss are not feelings society equips us to handle This particularly hits home for me now, given the senseless war in Ukraine. I have many friends and family who suffer the consequences of this horrible tragedy. Grief over the loss of loved ones, a loss of hope for the future and a sense of helplessness to do anything about it are emotions many of those close to me now feel. I believe that when we are able to properly address those feelings with compassion and understanding it helps us feel as if we’re not alone, and is a source of comfort in the face of unimaginable adversity." We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Alexandra Blair! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Alex Blair is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She is currently a third year student in the clinical psychology doctoral program at OSU. Her research focuses on child and family health promotion. As a clinician, Alex is dedicated to facilitating resilience and strength within children and families.... It is with great, great honor to receive this scholarship In memory of the 10 individuals who lost their lives. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Alexandra Blair! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Alex Blair is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She is currently a third year student in the clinical psychology doctoral program at OSU. Her research focuses on child and family health promotion. As a clinician, Alex is dedicated to facilitating resilience and strength within children and families.... It is with great, great honor to receive this scholarship In memory of the 10 individuals who lost their lives. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Samantha Addante! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Samantha Addante is a third-year clinical psychology doctoral student, under the mentorship of Dr. Lucia Ciciolla at Oklahoma State University (OSU). She is originally from Chicago, Illinois, where she received her bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of I...llinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her research interests include examining risk and resilience within the context of intergenerational relationships. She is also committed to providing evidence-based care to children and families. She is currently the co-director of an intensive, exposure-based treatment program in Oklahoma City, and will serve as the PSC Associate Director of Therapy in the Department of Psychology at OSU. I am honored to be a recipient of the 2020 Remember the Ten Scholarship. I feel this award will allow me to further my clinical and research training and I am proud to stand among the Remember the Ten committee and others who also feel passionate about promoting family and community resilience. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Samantha Addante! One of our 2022-2023 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kane will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Samantha Addante is a third-year clinical psychology doctoral student, under the mentorship of Dr. Lucia Ciciolla at Oklahoma State University (OSU). She is originally from Chicago, Illinois, where she received her bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of I...llinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her research interests include examining risk and resilience within the context of intergenerational relationships. She is also committed to providing evidence-based care to children and families. She is currently the co-director of an intensive, exposure-based treatment program in Oklahoma City, and will serve as the PSC Associate Director of Therapy in the Department of Psychology at OSU. I am honored to be a recipient of the 2020 Remember the Ten Scholarship. I feel this award will allow me to further my clinical and research training and I am proud to stand among the Remember the Ten committee and others who also feel passionate about promoting family and community resilience. We are excited to announce that this is our 11th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $110,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Today marks the beginning of a new era in OSU history. We would like to congratulate Dr. Kayse Shrum on being the 19th president of Oklahoma State University! She is the first woman to lead a public research institution in the State of Oklahoma. Please join with other OSU friend and family virtually at 10:30 a.m. CST Thursday (today, July 1) for a news conference featuring Dr. Kayse Shrum on her first day as president of OSU as she introduces a new era with incoming Athletic Director Chad Weiberg. Congratulations Dr. Shrum. It is a great day indeed!

Congratulations to Katherine Traino! One of our 2021-2022 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Katie will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Katie is a second year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program at Oklahoma State University under the mentorship of Larry Mullins, Ph.D. Katie is originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and graduated from Baylor University with a B.S. in Psychology. She became interested in studying ...pediatric psychology through her Post-baccalaureate Research Fellowship at the NIMH Neuropsychology Consult Service. Katie’s current research interests include better understanding and conceptualizing short- and long-term child, parent, and family adjustment and functioning outcomes in the context of multiple pediatric chronic illness populations. Katie's long term goals are to conduct collaborative research and clinical work aimed at enhancing children’s and families’ skills in managing their own medical care and navigating the larger health care system. We are excited to announce that this is our 10th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $100,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

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Congratulations to Caroline Roberts! One of our 2021-2022 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Caroline will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Caroline is originally from Fort Worth, Texas and she received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Trinity University. She is a fourth year doctoral student at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program specializing in pediatric psychology under the mentorship... of Dr. John M. Chaney. She serves as an American Psychological Association- Division 54 Society of Pediatric Psychology Student Advisory Board Member, Co-Chair of Network of Campus Representatives, and Student Representative of the Pediatric Gastroenterology Special Interest Group. She is interested in research investigating youth psychosocial adjustment to acute and chronic illnesses and the role of illness appraisals and family variables. Her future ambitions are to conduct clinical work and research at an academic medical center and help to improve youth and family adjustment to chronic health conditions. Further, she aims to serve as a mentor to young researchers and undergraduate students to help promote future generations of scientists and problem solvers. It is with great enthusiasm that I accept the Remember the Ten Run Scholarship. This scholarship is a prestigious opportunity that will further support my goals to earn an advanced degree that is vital to counseling and research skills and will assist me in my endeavors to become a successful pediatric psychologist. Further, this scholarship supports me to not only cultivate and develop the clinical skills to treat youth and families undergoing trauma and health concerns, but also the research to examine the relationship of family and child variables. It is a privilege to receive a scholarship that honors the memory of ten members of the OSU family, but also promotes the need for mental health services, as well as the education of current graduate students in the mental health field. We are excited to announce that this is our 10th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $100,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!

Congratulations to Taylor Morgan! One of our 2021-2022 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Taylor will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year. Taylor is originally from Lubbock, Texas and received a B.A. in psychology from Oklahoma State University. She is a first-year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program specializing in pediatric psychology under the mentorship of Dr. Larry Mullins. Taylor’s current research intere...sts include improving coping and adjustment of children and families affected by chronic and life-threatening pediatric medical conditions, such as pediatric cancer and those admitted for inpatient pediatric rehabilitation. Eventually, Taylor hopes to work in an academic children’s medical center researching and implementing interventions to help children and families adjust to illness and improve psychosocial outcomes. Taylor is humbled to receive the Remember the Ten scholarship as it honors ten members of the Oklahoma State University family by promoting counseling-related skills for grief and bereavement. We are excited to announce that this is our 10th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $100,000 to OSU Master’s and Doctoral students who are studying in areas related to grief counseling. We couldn’t do it without all the support from our participants, volunteers, donors and community! THANK YOU!