Photo: West Texas A&M University's Rogers LEAD WT program's 2026-2027 cohort includes, front from left, Jaelyn Reynolds, Dimmitt’s Emilio Jiminez, Ivan De la Rosa, Logan White, Abril Rivera-Cervantes, Brenna Ware , Evalynn Ramirez, Jayci Nickels and Madalynn Schmidt, and, back from left, Muireann Benn-Rothstein, Cali McKinley, Kailin Noble, Benjamin Kogo, Sarah Robinson, Garicyn Bigham, Sye Boatmun, Mikah Wareham, Jamie Jefferson, Emma Wagner and Kaylea Marionneaux.

Photo: West Texas A&M University's Rogers LEAD WT program's 2026-2027 cohort includes, front from left, Jaelyn Reynolds, Dimmitt’s Emilio Jiminez, Ivan De la Rosa, Logan White, Abril Rivera-Cervantes, Brenna Ware , Evalynn Ramirez, Jayci Nickels and Madalynn Schmidt, and, back from left, Muireann Benn-Rothstein, Cali McKinley, Kailin Noble, Benjamin Kogo, Sarah Robinson, Garicyn Bigham, Sye Boatmun, Mikah Wareham, Jamie Jefferson, Emma Wagner and Kaylea Marionneaux.

WT’s Rogers LEAD Program Announces 2026-27 Cohort

The 2026-2027 cohort of a prestigious West Texas A&M University student program has been announced.The Dyke and Terry Rogers Leadership Education and Development Program, or Rogers LEAD WT, was created in 2012 to challenge high-achieving students to further develop their leadership potential.
Mike Cook of Hereford entered the above photo, taken while on a walk June 6 at 9 p.m. near Deaf Smith Electric Cooperative, which was chosen to be featured in an exhibit in Barcelona, Spain. Cook’s photo entry was one of 4.7 million submitted in the photo contest. (Courtesy photo)

Mike Cook of Hereford entered the above photo, taken while on a walk June 6 at 9 p.m. near Deaf Smith Electric Cooperative, which was chosen to be featured in an exhibit in Barcelona, Spain. Cook’s photo entry was one of 4.7 million submitted in the photo contest. (Courtesy photo)

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