Three KAs Named Outstanding Seniors of University of Tulsa College of Business

Of the four students from the Collins College of Business at the University of Tulsa honored as Jess Chouteau Outstanding Seniors, THREE are members of the Mu chapter of Kappa Alpha Order. The honor, which is “granted to TU seniors who demonstrate exceptional achievement in both academic and service endeavors,” was announced during TU’s “All American Homecoming” celebration.

Bryce Cason (Mu – Tulsa ‘ 11) is a double major in energy management and finance and a past member of TU’s track and field team. He is  president of University Ambassadors, a past Student Orientation Leader and a current member of Kappa Alpha Order, Tulsa Energy Management Student Association and the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators, among many other organizations. He is a TU Academic Scholarship and Dean’s Scholarship recipient. After graduation, he plans to work for Concho Resources, an oil and gas exploration company in Midland, Texas. Cason also was recognized as the 2015 Outstanding Graduate by the American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL), and you can read the full article HERE.

Patrick Flam (Mu – Tulsa ’11) is a double major in energy management and finance. As president of Mortar Board and a University Ambassador, he also serves a member of the 2014 Order of Omega, is a member of the Kappa Alpha Order, the Tulsa Energy Management Student Association and the Student Investment Fund. Flam’s academic honors include being named to the President’s Honor Roll, the Dean’s Honor Roll and receiving the TU Presidential Scholarship. Flam plans to work in finance or as a landman after graduation and eventually to pursue an MBA.

Parker Malone (Mu – Tulsa ’11) is a double major in energy management and finance who currently serves as the president of the Tulsa Energy Management Student Association. He is involved in Kappa Alpha Order, the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators, Student Investment Fund, Mortar Board and University Ambassadors. Malone is an Eagle Scout, and was a finalist in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Trading Challenge. A recipient of the TU Academic Scholarship and the American Association of Professional Landmen Scholarship, Malone has accepted a full-time position as a landman with Statoil in Houston, Texas.