Tiger Twelve
Tiger Twelve
In 1995, students, staff, and faculty came together to craft a statement of position
regarding our basic principles as an academic community.
Each spring, LSU recognizes 12 outstanding seniors who contribute positively to the
life of the campus, surrounding community, and/or society. These 12 individuals are
then recognized as the Tiger Twelve.
The Tiger Twelve Senior Recognition Class of 2025
LSU proudly announces the Tiger Twelve Senior Recognition Class of 2025. The 12 Seniors represent five senior colleges and four are members of the Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College.
Photos coming soon!
William Hamilton Carter
Major: Business Analytics
College: E. J. Ourso College of Business
Hometown: Rosemary Beach, FL
Emily Demps
Major: International Management
Minor: Political Science, Louisiana Service and Leadership (LASAL) Research
College: E. J. Ourso College of Business, Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College
Hometown: Atlanta, GA
Emma Klenke
Major: Biological Sciences
Minors: Wildlife Ecology, Louisiana Service and Leadership (LASAL) Research
College: College of Science, Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College
Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College
Hometown: Sulphur, LA
Brynali Marshall
Major: Interdisciplinary Studies - IS BIS
Minor: Arabic, Analytics, Computer Science
College: College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College
Hometown: Opelousas, Louisiana
Sierra R Moran
Major: Coastal Environmental Science
Minor: French
College: College of the Coast & Environment
Hometown: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
TyJanae Quite
Major: Political Science
College: College of Humanities & Social Sciences
Hometown: Prairieville, Louisiana
John Michael Sweat
Major: Political Science, Psychology, Sociology
Minor: Louisiana Service and Leadership (LASAL) Research
Colleges: College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College
Hometown: Broussard, Louisiana
Kenneth Taylor Jr
Major: Business Marketing with a Concentration in Professional Sales
College: E. J. Ourso College of Business
Hometown: New Orleans, Louisiana
Milton E. Trowbridge IV
Major: Sports Administration with an emphasis in Sports Commerce
Minor: Business
College: College of Human Sciences & Education
Hometown: Ridgeland, Mississippi
Alexis Lasheia White
Major: International Studies with a concentration in Global Diplomacy
Minors: French & Political Science
College: College of Humanities & Social Sciences
Hometown: Capitol Heights, Maryland
Lailah Williams
Major: Political Science, International Studies
Minor: Political Communications, Honors Research Minor
College: College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College
Hometown: McKinney, Texas,
Cobi Wright
Major: Psychology
Minor: Spanish, Sociology
College: College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College
Hometown: Grayson, Georgia
Award Criteria
In order to become a Tiger Twelve recipient, students must demonstrate dedication to the principles of the LSU Community in the following commitment areas:
Commitment to intellectual achievement involves going above and beyond in pursuit of academic success. Examples include but are not limited to earning strong academic marks, engaging in research, helping others achieve academically, or showing a strong involvement in academic activities.
Commitment to leadership on campus acknowledges students who have shown a high capacity for leadership. Moreover, these individuals have utilized this ability to become a change agent on campus. Whether leadership manifests in student organization membership, engagement in residential life, or excellence in the field of athletics, leadership does not have to be solely positional. Instead, it’s impactful and transformational.
Commitment to service captures the experience of those who gave of themselves in an impactful way either through traditional service (community, student worker, etc.) or through helping to make some aspect of the lived experiences of others fundamentally better.