Rose State College is proud to announce that four outstanding members of its campus community have been selected as honorees in the 2025 NextGen Under 30 Awards program. This year’s recipients include Kaitlyn Weldon, Coordinator of Social Media and Internal Communications; Brevin Senner, Student Engagement Specialist; Jazmyne Boyles-Vance, TRIO Student Support Advisor; and Geronimo Parra, Talent Search Lead Advisor. Each awardee exemplifies exceptional professional achievement, community engagement, and a commitment to elevating the Rose State College experience for students and colleagues alike.
Kaitlyn Weldon, Coordinator of Social Media and Internal Communications, has strengthened Rose State’s digital presence by elevating the College’s brand storytelling, internal communication efforts, and social media engagement. Her creativity and strategic direction continue to shape how the College connects with students, faculty, staff, and the community.
Brevin Senner, Student Engagement Specialist, plays a critical role in fostering a vibrant and inclusive campus environment. Through leadership development, campus programming, and student-centered initiatives, Senner ensures that students feel connected, supported, and empowered to thrive both academically and socially.
Jazmyne Boyles-Vance, TRIO Student Support Advisor, is dedicated to uplifting first-generation students. Her work within TRIO Student Support Services helps students navigate academic challenges, build confidence, and achieve long-term success through personalized guidance and advocacy.
Geronimo Parra, Talent Search Lead Advisor, serves as a champion for college access, guiding middle and high school students as they prepare for higher education. Parra’s leadership and mentoring within the TRIO Talent Search program help expand opportunities for Oklahoma youth and strengthen pathways to college readiness.
Founded in 2011, the NextGen Under 30 Leadership and Recognition Program celebrates young professionals across Oklahoma who demonstrate exceptional talent, ambition, and service to their communities. The program’s mission is to identify and honor young Oklahomans, age 30 or younger, who are making meaningful contributions in business, nonprofits, education, public service, the arts, and beyond. Honorees are selected by a panel of respected business and civic leaders, with emphasis placed on innovation, creativity, leadership, and community involvement.
Rose State College celebrates these four honorees not only for their accomplishments, but also for the inspiration they bring to colleagues, students, and the broader Rose State College community. Their recognition reflects the College’s continued commitment to empowering professionals who embody service, leadership, and the advancement of higher education.