Recent Furman graduate, Lauren Cooley, was recognized as one of the nation’s top student activists this past weekend at the Student Activism Conference in Houston, Texas. Lauren, a former leader of Furman’s Conservative Students for a Better Tomorrow (CSBT), addressed attendees at the conference’s Lone Star Dinner held by the Leadership Institute.
“We are proud to see our former CEO recognized for her leadership, courage, and principle,” said Elliot Stegall, current Chief Executive Officer of CSBT. Stegall continued, “Lauren is just one example of the high caliber students who have participated in Furman’s Conservative Students for a Better Tomorrow over the years.”
Lauren is now a reporter for CampusReform.gov. There she covers fraud, bias, and abuse in higher-education through written journalism and talk radio.
Furman University’s Conservative Students for a Better Tomorrow is 501c(3) that was founded to advance the conservative principles that founded and sustain this nation. Conservative Student’s for a Better Tomorrow provides a conservative vision by educating the Furman Community and contributing to a vibrant discussion of ideas.
