SAXON MAHAN

Territory:
Texas: Dallas Fort Worth, West, Central and East Texas

Out of Texas: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Mexico

Area of Study: BS in Journalism and Broadcasting with an emphasis in Public Relations and minor in Speech Communication
Oklahoma State University, 2007

Hometown: Tulsa, OK

CONTACT ME:

Phone: 972-770-2316
Email: saxon.mahan@okstate.edu

MORE ABOUT SAXON

• How many people were in your HS graduating class

  Around 675.

• Why did you choose OSU?

  Well, I wanted to stay fairly close to home and loved the atmosphere at Oklahoma State.

• What is your favorite memory of your college experience?

  Probably my freshman year Bedlam football game (OSU won 38-28) or my internship experience in California.

• What is the one piece of advice that you would give a freshman?

  Get to know your professors! It will help you not only in your courses, but also when you need a job reference.

• What was your favorite class at OSU?

  Sports and the Media with Professor Sowell.

• How did you know that you had found the right major?

  After I got to know some of my journalism professors my freshman year I knew it was the place for me.

• What is the one thing that every new student should bring to campus?

  An OSU mortar board (weekly calendar) so they can keep up with events on campus.

• What is the one place that people should be sure to visit on the OSU campus?

  Gallagher-Iba arena is amazing! It has so much history and tradition.

• What percentage of your wardrobe is orange?

  That is a good question, probably about 15% at least.

• How were you involved on campus?

  I was involved with OSU homecoming helping with alumni relations. I was also a sports writer for The Daily O'Collegian.

• What do you think is the secret to a good freshman GPA?

  It is really simple: Go to class!

• Who was the one person at OSU that influenced you the most?

  I have a few, but one of my favorite professors was Gina Noble. She taught us so much and gave us great hands-on experience! I also really enjoyed my religion professor, Michael Thompson.