Remember the Ten Run

Congratulations to Kayla Wagner! One of our 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kayla will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Kayla is a third-year clinical psychology PhD student at OSU, and is originally from Sarasota, Florida. In Kayla’s experience at OSU so far, she has valued the feeling of community that exists both on and off campus. “I have found invaluable connections within my academic program and in Stillwater. I am honored to receive this scholarship in remembrance of members of this special community, and I now feel even more connected to this welcoming and caring town.

In my free time, I enjoy painting, drawing, exercising, and spending time outside in nature. I am excited to practice my creativity in both my personal and professional life through being a researcher and counselor, but also an artist. I recently picked up crocheting, which is a great way to unwind and relax at the end of the day as a busy graduate student!"

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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!

Please join us in wishing Jason R. Pogue a very happy birthday!! He is the man who keeps the Remember The Ten Run running like a well oiled machine.

The world needs more Jasons!

Congratulations to Kimberly Osborn! One of our 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Kimmie will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Kimberly “Kimmie” Osborn is a third-year PhD candidate studying Counseling Psychology. She was born and raised in the Oklahoma City metro area but moved to Tulsa after graduating college. Broadly, she is passionate about providing and advocating for high-quality, holistic care for individuals from marginalized socioeconomic backgrounds. More specifically, Kimmie’s clinical and research interests relate to the topics of eating disorders, trauma, and foster care. After graduating, she hopes to work in an integrated medical center specializing in eating disorders where she can conduct research and provide clinical care to clients. When she is not seeing clients, conducting research, or doing homework, Kimmie loves spending time with her husband and dog, Juju.

“I am so excited to continue learning and growing in the coming years and feel incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be a small part of the life-changing work being done by counselors and mental health clinicians across the world. I am so thankful for groups and initiatives like Remember the Ten Scholarship that provide resources and support for clinicians in training."

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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 Bailey McLeod! One of our 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Bailey will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Bailey McLeod is originally from Altus, Oklahoma. As a third-generation Cowboy, she received a Bachelor's of Science degree from Oklahoma State University in 2019. She is currently a first-year master's student in OSU's Marriage and Family Therapy program. She is interested in working with families, couples, children, and more after she graduates next year.

"I am very honored to accept the Remember the Ten Run Scholarship. This is my third year to participate in the run, and it means so much to me to be recognized as a recipient. This scholarship will help support my education and allow me to continue to learn how to help guide my future clients into better mental health. I appreciate Oklahoma State University for remembering the ten members of our Cowboy family each Spring with this event. This scholarship promotes the need for mental health professionals to support individuals on their journey of healing, and encourages graduate students to continue pursuing their dreams of helping others."

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Dani will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Danielle “Dani” Deros is a sixth-year doctoral student in the clinical psychology program at Oklahoma State University studying under the mentorship of Dr. DeMond Grant. Her line of research focuses on evaluating the different interpersonal and environmental contexts that can affect neural indicators underlying cognitive vulnerabilities, such as biased attention and information processing, associated with symptoms of social anxiety. She is originally from Baltimore, MD, but is grateful for 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. She also has served as the graduate clinical intern at OSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine where she advocated for and assisted veterinary students in obtaining mental health and wellness resources, including individual therapy and education on stress management interventions. Next year, she will be completing her doctoral clinical internship as one of her final steps to earning her doctoral degree.

She is proud to have been a member of the Cowboy family for the past 6 years, and wants to thank the Remember the Ten steering committee and the OSU community for their active commitment to helping students throughout their education in mental health-related fields. This scholarship program has truly provided a critical support to students across psychology at OSU, and she feels very blessed to be a two-time recipient. She is appreciative for their consideration and the privilege to receive this scholarship, which will help her to further her education in clinical practice as well as to better serve the communities she works with. Go Pokes!

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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 Tami Boutwell! One of our 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Tammi will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Tami Boutwell spent her childhood in the outskirts of Guthrie, Oklahoma, running barefoot, climbing trees, and catching fireflies, things she still enjoys. Tami loves to be outside, whether that means taking her dog on a walk, running around Boomer Lake, or reading in her hammock. Even though going to college was not a given for Tami, being a student is now one of her most salient identities, and she takes immense pride in the fact that in a short year, she will have my master’s degree.

"My time at Oklahoma State University has been transformative. Since the moment I stepped into Stillwater, Oklahoma, it has felt like home, and I have felt like I belong. The campus is gorgeous, the faculty, students, and staff are the type to walk you to a building if you don’t know where it is, and there are ample opportunities.
Opportunities like working at the Colvin Recreation Center have had lasting impacts on me. Working at the Colvin helped me get my current job at Orangetheory Fitness where I have been the Assistant Studio Manager for the last two years. I am passionate about fitness and have enjoyed my current role immensely. This is exactly why I am grateful to be a recipient of the Remember the Ten Run Scholarship Program. I genuinely love my career field, Oklahoma State University, and fitness. Being awarded this scholarship significantly reduces my concerns of how I will be able to purchase school materials for the next academic year since I will be completing my internship."

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Alex will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Alex is a proud member of the Cherokee Nation here in Oklahoma. She is currently enrolled as a fifth-year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Doctoral program.

"I am honored to receive this scholarship. I have been part of the Oklahoma State University community for almost nine years now. I graduated with my undergraduate degree in 2019 and continued my graduate degree here from 2019 to now, and it has always felt like home. Throughout my academic journey here, I've witnessed and experienced Oklahoma State’s commitment to honoring and supporting their people, even in times of adversity and tragedy. As a student, this sense of unity holds significant meaning for me, and I take great pride in being associated with Oklahoma State University and will always be Loyal and True."

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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 Olufunke Benson! One of our 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Funke will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Olufunke Benson, or Funke (Foon-keh) for short, is a second-year graduate student in the clinical psychology doctoral program at Oklahoma State University. Her graduate mentor is Dr. LaRicka Wingate, working in the Black Equity and Mental Health Lab. Funke's research interests focus on exploring risk and protective factors for su***de in Black women, with the aim of mitigating mental health disorders in this population. Funke is Nigerian, and very proud of her culture and heritage. "Receiving this scholarship will aid in my journey to becoming an even better-rounded and connected clinical psychologist and researcher. As an international student with limited financial support, I face significant financial pressures, and this scholarship would help mitigate some of those challenges."

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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 Gabriella Atencio! One of our 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Gabriella will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Gabriella Atencio is a second-year clinical psychology PhD student, originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Although having lived most of her life in Albuquerque, Gabriella and her family are originally from Española, New Mexico. Gabriella received both her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Master of Business Administration degrees from the University of New Mexico.

"A little bit about the research that I do is that it’s focused around investigating how adversity dimensionally impacts an adolescent’s brain and mental health. The biomedical research that my lab (The Laboratory for the Adolescent Brain) conducts aim to assess how adversity impacts an adolescent’s brain development and parent-child relationships through the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging. Additionally, we are interested in identifying areas for resiliency for adolescents, and how the parent-child relationship can foster their ability for regulating their emotions.

My research background strongly influences my trauma informed clinical approach and provides me with an expansive perspective of how exposure to adversity can influence emotional and behavioral problems in youth. Receiving this scholarship will help me pay for traveling to these conferences where I can learn more from other adversity researchers and present my own research".

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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 Cassidy Armstrong! One of our 2024-2025 Remember the Ten Run Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Cass will be receiving a $1,000 scholarship this coming academic year.

Cassidy (Cass) Armstrong is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. They are originally from Waxahachie, Texas and they received a Bachelor of Science from Oklahoma State University in 2020. They are a fourth-year doctoral student at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program specializing in American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) health psychology under the mentorship of Dr. Ashley B. Cole. They are interested in research investigating AI/AN health behaviors and health inequities, specifically examining variables such as trauma, substance use, and resilience factors. Their future ambitions are to conduct clinical work and research at an integrated healthcare facility to help individuals dealing with various types of trauma and related health concerns. Further, they aim to serve as a mentor to young researchers from marginalized groups to help promote future generations of clinical scientists from underrepresented backgrounds.

“It is with great humility and enthusiasm that I accept the Remember The Ten Run Scholarship. This is an incredibly prestigious honor that will support me in reaching my goals of earning a degree in higher education, which will allow me to establish a successful career as a clinical health psychologist. Further, this scholarship supports me to not only develop the necessary clinical skills to treat individuals that are dealing with trauma and various other health concerns, but also supports the research to examine the relationships among trauma and related mental and physical health outcomes. It is an honor and a privilege to receive a scholarship that honors the legacy and memory of ten members of our Oklahoma State family and promotes the urgent need for mental health services through support for the education of current graduate students pursuing careers in mental health.”

We are excited to announce that this is our 13th class of scholarship recipients! That means that next year, we will have awarded $130,000 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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Beautiful August 4th evening in Colorado. Thank you Gene Viner for the beautiful photos. We love our Colorado family. Hope to see you all soon.

Happy birthday Jennifer. Thank you for participating in the Remember the Ten Run. You and your team are remarkable men and women and we are so grateful for you. Can’t wait to see you in BPS!!!

• Happy Birthday to our very own Jennifer Roberts! Jennifer has been the head of the Spirit Rider program for nearly 20 years. Her selfless dedication and sacrifice had shaped the program into what it is today. None of Bullets game day appearances and infamous touchdown runs would be possible without her remarkable leadership! Thank you Jennifer and from all of us, Happy birthday! 🧡🖤🎂🎉

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19th Annual Remember the Ten Run - April 19, 2025

It's time :) Get signed up today to VOLUNTEER, for our "spring homecoming" - that is our term. Nothing official. It's just a great celebration and an incredible way to honor those ten great men we lost on January 27, 2001. You will have a blast. Weather is guaranteed to be nice and cool :)

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Bjorn Fahlstrom’s gravestone near the castle and sea in Sweden. Bjorn’s aunt and best friend were happy to receive their shirts and race medallions. A 2024 medallion was attached to a rose bush at the Fahlstrom gravesite. Special thanks to Amy Lee, Bjorn's cousin, and her husband, David, for sending the photos and for attending their very first Remember the Ten Run this past April. We will always remember!

Hey!! Long time, no see. Anyone happen to lose anything at the race this year? We found a few things and/or they were turned in by others. If you did, send us a very detailed message or pictures of what was lost and we will see if we have it.

The link for pictures from last weekend! Gosh, you all are some great looking people!!

2024 | Remember the 10 241photography

Waffle Monkey for the win!!!!!

Thank you, Kasey Marie Witt, for participating in Costa Rica!!!! Wish we were with you :)

We will post a link to the photos when they are ready. This will be several days. We will also send the link in an email from your registration record. Our team of photographers took thousands of pictures. They will be amazing, and they will be free to download. Thank you all!

Link for the results!

Live Results for 2024 Remember the Ten Run 2024 Remember the Ten 10k/5k/Fun Run

Still time to sign up. Come help us out tomorrow!!

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These people are amazing. Red Coyote Running and Fitness is phenomenal. They have the best stuff and the best deals. Come see us. Here until 6PM.

Take a picture with one of our signs, and you might just win yourself a free registration!!!! We have 6 of these signs on campus, so you shouldn’t have to go far. We will give away at least 3 free registrations tomorrow!!!! See everyone Saturday.

Come see us at OSU-Tulsa today from 1-6pm!!!