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NEWS 8• SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2025 The Elk City News SWOSU Foundation Names Four New Trustees The Southwestern Oklahoma State ployed by SWOSU as a Recreational tee, and the Oklahoma State Regents Educational Television Authority roles in sales, marketing, and human and delivery. He is also Chief Execu- University (SWOSU) Foundation, Therapist at the Foss Lake Adventure for Higher Education Council on In- Board. She was appointed to this resources over a 13-year tenure. He tive Officer of RebelRX, a professional Incorporated (SWOSUF) has an- Program. Brian is deeply grateful to struction. board in 2019 by Oklahoma Gover- later joined Dell Technologies, where development and networking organi- nounced the accession of four SWO- SWOSU for helping him find his di- While at SWOSU Greenlee earned nor Kevin Stitt. he served for 25 years, culminating in zation for the pharmacy profession. SU graduates to the organization’s rection during a pivotal time, and he a Bachelor of Science degree in Busi- Past board memberships have in- his role as Executive Vice President Stewart is an active member of governing Board of Trustees. welcomes every opportunity to give ness Education and a Master’s Degree cluded the General Tommy Franks of Global Human Resources and Fa- the American Society of Consultant The newest SWOSUF Trustees in- back to the university that helped in Educational Administration. Leadership Institute and Museum, cilities. During his time at Dell, Steve Pharmacists and serves on the orga- clude: shape his future. Prior to her twenty-two years in the Oklahoma Arts Institute (chair), was instrumental in shaping the com- nization’s Board of Trustees. (ASCP) Brian Aneshansley of Clinton, Deeply invested in community higher education, Greenlee taught and the Altus Redevelopment Trust pany’s people strategy and oversee- He serves on the governing board of SWOSU Class of 1998, assigned to leadership, Brian currently serves on public school (Fort Cobb-two years Authority (chair). In 2019, Lisa was ing major global infrastructure and the Texas Chapter of the ASCP. He is the Development Committee and the the board of the Last Frontier Coun- and Hobart-nine years) for eleven appointed to the state Oklahoma workplace initiatives. also an active member of the Texas Finance Committee cil of the Boy Scouts of America, as years and implemented a School to Counts Committee to help steer Now retired from corporate life, Pharmacists Association. Stewart is Lisa Greenlee of Altus, SWOSU Chairman of the Friends of the Route Work grant for Career Tech at South- the state to a complete Census 2020 Steve remains active as a private in- an experienced and sought after pre- Classes of 1983 & 1987, assigned to 66 Museum, and on the boards of west Technology Center for two years. count. vestor, lending his strategic insights senter and speaker for professional the Governance Committee and the North American Trail Education and Greenlee and her husband Jeff are She was the former Chairman of and business acumen to various ven- groups and gatherings throughout Scholarships & Grants Committee the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, both long-term members of the Al- the Board of Directors of the Altus tures and advisory roles. He and his the pharmacy industry. Steve Price of Marble Falls, Texas, where he is a past president. An Eagle tus Military Affairs Committee and Chamber of Commerce in 2010 and wife Stacey reside in Marble Falls, “We are delighted to welcome SWOSU Class of 1983 and 2022 Dis- Scout and avid outdoorsman, Brian have worked with the community is a member of the Leadership Altus Texas. Together, they enjoy spending these outstanding SWOSU gradu- tinguished Alumnus, assigned to the enjoys hiking, SCUBA diving, skiing, to ensure the viability of Altus Air IV class. time with their three children and ates to the governing board of our Development Committee, the Invest- and spending time with his family. Force Base. She currently serves on In November 2021, Greenlee was seven grandchildren. shared alma mater’s chosen chari- ment Committee, and the Property Together with his wife Shane, he’s the Altus Military Affairs Committee given the Spirit of Altus award by the Scott Stewart is currently the Vice table partner,” said Michael Hart of Committee proud to have raised two successful Executive Committee as treasurer. In Altus Chamber of Commerce. President of Clinical Services at Hy- Edmond, ‘06, Chairman of the Board Scott Stewart of Addison, Texas, children in Clinton. addition, she previously served as the Greenlee is a native of southwest dro, Oklahoma-based PharmCareU- of Trustees. “The diverse experiences SWOSU Class of 2011, assigned to Lisa Greenlee is a retired educa- honorary commander for the 54th Oklahoma growing up in Hobart. She SA (founded by SWOSU alumni Kent and skillsets of Brian Aneshansley, the Audit Committee and the Devel- tor and administrator whose thir- Air Refueling Squadron, Operations and Jeff have three sons, two daugh- Abbott, ‹78, and Jalee Abbott, ‹77), a Lisa Greenlee, Steve Price, and Scott opment Committee ty-five-year career spanned across Group, and Command Chief at Altus ters-in-law, two grandsons, and one firm operating in 24 states which of- Stewart will undoubtedly be an asset Brian Aneshansley is the Chief Ex- public education, Career Tech, and Air Force Base. She also is an emeri- granddaughter. fers specialized long-term care phar- as the Foundation continues its work ecutive Officer of SportChassis Hold- predominantly higher education. She tus member of the Air Education and Steve Price is a seasoned business macy services tailored to support a to strengthen SWOSU.” ings, Inc., one of the few successful retired in June 2018 as the Vice Presi- Training Command (AETC) Civic executive and private investor with wide range of care settings, including Aneshansley, Greenlee, Price, and OEM vehicle manufacturers based in dent for Academic Affairs at Western Leaders’ Group. In 2011 she attended over four decades of leadership expe- skilled nursing, rehabilitation centers, Stewart will each serve a four-year Oklahoma. A native of Clinton, Bri- Oklahoma State College. She began the National Security Forum at the rience across global corporations. A and assisted living communities. term from November 2025 to No- an has been with SportChassis since working at Western as a business fac- Air War College. In January 2012 she native Texan, Steve began his profes- Stewart manages all national clin- vember 2029. 1999, rising through the ranks from ulty member in 1996. She also served was named “A Friend of Altus” by Al- sional journey after earning a Bach- ical services for PharmCareUSA, The SWOSU Foundation, Inc. the sales department to General Man- as the Director of the Business and tus Air Force Base. elor of Arts in Business from South- guiding all processes, procedures, was established in 1977 to promote ager, then serving as President for 15 Information Systems Division and In following her passion for non- western Oklahoma State University, and policies and directing employee philanthropy, award scholarships, years before assuming the CEO role the Dean of Arts and Sciences before profits in the state of Oklahoma, followed by a Master’s degree in Busi- assignments and allocations. and distribute funds to support the in 2025. Under his leadership, Sport- moving into the Chief Academic Of- Greenlee serves on the ONE Com- ness from the University of Central Additionally, Stewart is Vice Presi- activities and programs of SWOSU. Chassis has championed innovation ficer position. mission for the Oklahoma Center for Oklahoma. dent of Clinical Pharmacy Informat- For more information, please call in manufacturing and built strong While at Western, she oversaw Nonprofits. In addition, she currently Steve spent the early part of his ca- ics for OmegaLTC, a clinical software 580-774-3267 or visit www.SWOSU- partnerships across the state, serving key college committees such as the serves as the chair of the Oklahoma reer at SC Johnson, where he held key consulting firm for pharmacy practice Foundation.com. as a proud steward for both the City Curriculum Committee, Strategic of Clinton and the Oklahoma manu- Planning Committee, and the High- facturing community. Aneshansley holds a Bachelor of Science in Recreational Therapy with a minor in Business. He previously er Learning Commission Steering Committee. Lisa also represented Western Oklahoma State College on the Southwest Oklahoma Impact CANUTE spent three years at the United States Coalition, the Altus Community Air Force Academy and was also em- Partnership (P4) Steering Commit- CBA The first grade class makes pumpkin pie in a cup. Mega Breeze & Mini Breeze We proudly support the students, Call For Pricing! Parts staff and administration Available! at Canute Schools 580-225-6554 ~ Great Plains Bank One of the largest metal 918 N. Van Buren CBA students have been spending time giving back…FCA food pantry contest, reading to elementary students, and volunteering with City suppliers between Elk City, OK 73644 ~ First National Bank Lights Tulsa. OKC and Amarillo www.janningwelding.com Farmers Union Co-Op Gin 720 S. 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