Lindi J. Horton has established the Dr. Bob ’71, DVM ’78 and Debbie ’04 Horton Leadership Award. Distributions from this endowment will be used to provide one or more scholarships to full-time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree in the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University.
Lindi established this scholarship in honor of her parents, who both attended Texas A&M. Her father, Dr. Bob Horton, received his bachelor's degree in veterinary science and zoology in 1971, and her mother Debbie received her master’s degree in educational curriculum and instruction in 2004.
Lindi graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in computer science in 2002. During her time at Texas A&M, she was the founder and president of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, as well as a member and director of volunteerism for Upsilon Phi Epsilon, the computer science honor society.
Lindi works for Cloud Whisperer as their chief transformation officer and has been with them for six years. She supports the transformation of teams and individuals to empower their lives and define life on their terms. In addition, she supports teams in leading transformation and change through connection, relatedness and conversation. She currently resides in the Austin, Texas, area.
Lindi established this scholarship in honor of her parents, who both attended Texas A&M. Her father, Dr. Bob Horton, received his bachelor's degree in veterinary science and zoology in 1971, and her mother Debbie received her master’s degree in educational curriculum and instruction in 2004.
Lindi graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in computer science in 2002. During her time at Texas A&M, she was the founder and president of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, as well as a member and director of volunteerism for Upsilon Phi Epsilon, the computer science honor society.
Lindi works for Cloud Whisperer as their chief transformation officer and has been with them for six years. She supports the transformation of teams and individuals to empower their lives and define life on their terms. In addition, she supports teams in leading transformation and change through connection, relatedness and conversation. She currently resides in the Austin, Texas, area.
How to Give
The College of Engineering is one of the leading engineering programs in the United States, ranking first in undergraduate enrollment and ninth in graduate enrollment. Endowments supporting the students in the college have an immeasurable impact on their education. If you are interested in supporting the College of Engineering or would like more information on how you can give, please contact True Brown, senior director of development.