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Redlands Community College is proud to announce its President’s Student Leadership Academy (PSLA) class for the 2026-2027 academic year. Eight outstanding students have been selected to participate in this program designed to foster leadership skills and prepare students for future leadership or management roles in their chosen fields.

“The President’s Student Leadership Academy is an opportunity for our students to engage with our community and to continue developing their leadership skills,” said Dr. Jena Marr, president of Redlands Community College. 

“The students selected for this program have demonstrated exceptional potential, dedication and a passion for making a difference. I have no doubt that they will excel and become influential leaders.”

The students chosen for the PSLA were selected through a competitive application process, which identified individuals with proven leadership capabilities and a strong commitment to their personal and professional growth. The program will provide them with unique opportunities to enhance their leadership skills, engage in community service, and build networks that will support their future endeavors.

Ten smiling college students

Members of the 2026-2027 President’s Student Leadership Academy include Lydia Bullard, Durant High School, Animal Science/Agribusiness; Summer Coble, El Reno High School, Pre-Professional Health Sciences; Beau Ann Graves, Chillicothe (MO) High School, Animal Science; Abigail Miller, Rural Retreat High School, Crockett, Va., Animal Science; Jared Rempe, Verden High School, Chickasha, Nursing and AG Technology; Anabelle Rose, Arapaho-Butler High School, Clinton, Agriculture Education; Zayne Sawatzky, Arapaho-Butler High School, Butler, Agriculture Education and Animal Science; Riley Schafer, Chandler High School, Stroud, Agribusiness and Agricultural Communications; Whitney Wollenberg, Newcastle High School, Norman, Pre-Professional Sciences; and Maleah Zimmerman, Yukon High School, Psychology.