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Officers

William C.Patterson(wp1046)
President

           William C. Patterson was raised in Richardson, Texas by his parents Greg and Lynda.  In high school, Clay was active in sports, academics, and boy scouts.  He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout shortly before graduating from J.J Pearce High School in the spring of 2003.

In May of 2003, he enlisted as an infantryman in the United States Marine Corps.  After graduating from the School of Infantry, he was sent to his unit, 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.   Throughout his enlistment, he deployed to Haiti, Iraq, and Lebanon.  Sergeant Patterson was awarded the combat action ribbon, the national defense medal, the good conduct medal, the armed forces expeditionary medal, the Iraqi campaign medal, the Global war on terrorism expeditionary and service medals, two humanitarian service medals, and two sea service ribbons
 
After completing his military service in 2007, Clay enrolled as a freshman at Texas State University- San Marcos.  Since then, he has served as Vice President of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity – Texas Mu chapter, Chief justice of the Associated Student Government, fundraising chair of the Texas State University Student Foundation, and co-founder and President of the Veteran’s Alliance.  Clay is a international business junior.  He is currently the President of the Texas State University Student Foundation and a member of the TSUS Board of Regents.  

Sara Darby (sd1224)
Executive Vice President

Sara Darby, born in Garland, Texas, recently became a Bobcat. She began courses at Texas State in August of 2007, after graduating from Garland High School, and plans on graduating in the spring of 2011. She currently is pursuing a degree in nutrition and food science in hopes of becoming a registered dietitian so that she may one day work with either hospitals or in a school district. Sara is involved in the University Ambassadors, the student chapter of the Alumni Association, and the Student Volunteer Connection. She also currently holds a job at the LBJ Visitor’s Center. Outside of school, Sara enjoys concerts, reading, and traveling. When finished with school, she hopes to join the Peace Corps, and after twenty-seven months, return to the Austin area.

Maria Olicia (mo1097)
Vice President of Administration

Maria was born and raised in Manila, Philippines but later moved with her family to start her high school career in Houston, Texas. She came to Texas State University in the fall of 2006 to major in Mathematics and hope to become a gynecologist in the future. Maria’s love for Texas State University continues to grow and that is why she pursued membership in Student Foundation. She hopes to inspire as well as learn from other student leaders on campus. She wants Student Foundation to be known around campus and have its members feel the prestige of being a part of this organization. Outside Student Foundation, Maria is involved in Associated Student Government, PAWS Preview, and Residence Hall Association. On her down time, Maria enjoys cooking, working out, sewing, dancing, and spending time with the people closest to her heart.

Rachel Haverkorn (rh1324)
Vice President of Finance

Rachel was born in Houston TX and was home schooled until high school graduation.  Home schooling allowed her to take numerous dual credit classes at the local community beginning at age fifteen.  In 2007 she graduated from high school, and from Lone Star College with an associates degree.  She began school at Texas State shortly thereafter. Pursuing a dual degree in Management and Psychology, she hopes to go to graduate school and someday work with terminal or at risk children.  During her time at Texas State, she has enjoyed being a part of many organizations, holding officer positions in both University Ambassadors and Student Foundation.  In her spare time she enjoys music, movies, reading, naps, and conversations.

LBJ Student Center, Suite 4-12.1; Telephone: (512) 245-3469; sfoundation@txstate.edu
Texas State University-San Marcos is a member of the Texas State University System.