Meet the Recruiters

Roger Anderson

Email: rlanderson74@ct.tamus.edu
Phone: (254) 519-5497

Roger Anderson hails from Roseland, Louisiana and has lived in Killeen for the past 10 years. He holds a bachelors and masters degrees in Management from the University of Phoenix. In the past three years as a Recruiter with TAMUCT, he finds his position rewarding because it allows him a "Way of giving back to the community and promoting the importance of higher education."

"I am proud to be a Warrior. It is my goal to enable future and current students the ability to improve their wellbeing through pursuing an advanced education." Roger, an avid golfer, shared this piece of advice from Arnold Palmer, "Always make a total effort, even when the odds are against you."

Joseph Staton

Email: j.staton@ct.tamus.edu
Phone: (254) 501-5834

Joseph Staton is a North Carolina native who was born in Pinetops and grew up in Rocky Mount, NC. He is a proud military spouse and the father of two boys. The family moved to Fort Hood in summer of 2012. Joseph received his Bachelors in Health and Recreation from Voorhees College and is currently working towards a Masters in Enrollment Management thru Capella University. He saw the growth and vision of TAMUCT and is proud to be a part of Warrior Nation.

Joseph was eager to work at TAMUCT because of his past experiences. "I've been working in the field of admissions for eight years on and off now, and I love it! I'm passionate about helping others achieve their educational goals." He wants people to look at their education as "the foundation for achieving whatever you set out to do. Education is something that can never be taken away from you. Never settle. Always strive to be better." That goes along well with his favorite inspirational quote: "Be Phenomenal, Or Be Forgotten."

Stacy Suhre

Email: stacy.suhre@ct.tamus.edu
Phone: (254) 519-5453

Stacy Garrett Suhre is an 8th generation Texan, born and raised in Georgetown, where she currently lives with her twin daughters. She has also lived overseas and worked with military students in Japan and Kuwait. She received a BA in History and Political Science at Texas A&M University and earned her masters degree in Higher Education Administration from Texas Tech University. Stacy has been at the university since September of 2012. "I am excited to be a part of a unique, growing university. I am proud that our institution is the most diverse university in the entire TAMU system."

The one thing she wants students to know is that, "It is never too late to learn --- Many students are concerned that they are either too old or have been out of school for too long to learn, but they need to realize that non-traditional learners often make some of the best students because of their life experiences. Like Winston Churchill said, 'Never, never, never give up!'"