Led by high marks for strong career development, business, and education programs, Southwestern has once again been honored by Colleges of Distinction.
The City of Georgetown announced as first tenant in mixed-use district designed to connect education, culture, government, business, and community life.
From the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to the depths of the Grand Canyon, Southwestern students can explore Earth’s natural wonders through the Outdoor Adventure program.
As part of Southwestern’s dual degree engineering program partnership with Washington University in St. Louis, Amanda Mejia ’27 will be heading to WashU this fall en route to earning her master’s in aerospace engineering.
Seniors Nia Cannon ’26 and Sumaya Moshiur ’26 have been named recipients of the U.S. State Department’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, providing funds for them to study abroad this summer.
After more than a decade of work, Southwestern Professor of Chemistry Maha Zewail-Foote has published monumental research into how certain DNA structures are more susceptible to damage, leading to genetic instability and diseases like cancer.
With Southwestern University’s newest articulation agreement, students will soon have the opportunity to pursue master’s degrees at England’s Durham University.
The Class of 2026 leaves Southwestern with more than degrees—this graduating class leaves behind research discoveries, campus traditions, community impact, and a legacy of leadership.
Led by high marks for strong career development, business, and education programs, Southwestern has once again been honored by Colleges of Distinction.
The City of Georgetown announced as first tenant in mixed-use district designed to connect education, culture, government, business, and community life.
From the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to the depths of the Grand Canyon, Southwestern students can explore Earth’s natural wonders through the Outdoor Adventure program.
As part of Southwestern’s dual degree engineering program partnership with Washington University in St. Louis, Amanda Mejia ’27 will be heading to WashU this fall en route to earning her master’s in aerospace engineering.
Seniors Nia Cannon ’26 and Sumaya Moshiur ’26 have been named recipients of the U.S. State Department’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, providing funds for them to study abroad this summer.
After more than a decade of work, Southwestern Professor of Chemistry Maha Zewail-Foote has published monumental research into how certain DNA structures are more susceptible to damage, leading to genetic instability and diseases like cancer.
With Southwestern University’s newest articulation agreement, students will soon have the opportunity to pursue master’s degrees at England’s Durham University.
The Class of 2026 leaves Southwestern with more than degrees—this graduating class leaves behind research discoveries, campus traditions, community impact, and a legacy of leadership.
Led by high marks for strong career development, business, and education programs, Southwestern has once again been honored by Colleges of Distinction.
The City of Georgetown announced as first tenant in mixed-use district designed to connect education, culture, government, business, and community life.
From the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to the depths of the Grand Canyon, Southwestern students can explore Earth’s natural wonders through the Outdoor Adventure program.
As part of Southwestern’s dual degree engineering program partnership with Washington University in St. Louis, Amanda Mejia ’27 will be heading to WashU this fall en route to earning her master’s in aerospace engineering.
Seniors Nia Cannon ’26 and Sumaya Moshiur ’26 have been named recipients of the U.S. State Department’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, providing funds for them to study abroad this summer.
After more than a decade of work, Southwestern Professor of Chemistry Maha Zewail-Foote has published monumental research into how certain DNA structures are more susceptible to damage, leading to genetic instability and diseases like cancer.
With Southwestern University’s newest articulation agreement, students will soon have the opportunity to pursue master’s degrees at England’s Durham University.
The Class of 2026 leaves Southwestern with more than degrees—this graduating class leaves behind research discoveries, campus traditions, community impact, and a legacy of leadership.
Led by high marks for strong career development, business, and education programs, Southwestern has once again been honored by Colleges of Distinction.
The City of Georgetown announced as first tenant in mixed-use district designed to connect education, culture, government, business, and community life.
From the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to the depths of the Grand Canyon, Southwestern students can explore Earth’s natural wonders through the Outdoor Adventure program.
As part of Southwestern’s dual degree engineering program partnership with Washington University in St. Louis, Amanda Mejia ’27 will be heading to WashU this fall en route to earning her master’s in aerospace engineering.
Seniors Nia Cannon ’26 and Sumaya Moshiur ’26 have been named recipients of the U.S. State Department’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, providing funds for them to study abroad this summer.
After more than a decade of work, Southwestern Professor of Chemistry Maha Zewail-Foote has published monumental research into how certain DNA structures are more susceptible to damage, leading to genetic instability and diseases like cancer.
With Southwestern University’s newest articulation agreement, students will soon have the opportunity to pursue master’s degrees at England’s Durham University.
The Class of 2026 leaves Southwestern with more than degrees—this graduating class leaves behind research discoveries, campus traditions, community impact, and a legacy of leadership.
Led by high marks for strong career development, business, and education programs, Southwestern has once again been honored by Colleges of Distinction.
The City of Georgetown announced as first tenant in mixed-use district designed to connect education, culture, government, business, and community life.
From the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to the depths of the Grand Canyon, Southwestern students can explore Earth’s natural wonders through the Outdoor Adventure program.
As part of Southwestern’s dual degree engineering program partnership with Washington University in St. Louis, Amanda Mejia ’27 will be heading to WashU this fall en route to earning her master’s in aerospace engineering.
After more than a decade of work, Southwestern Professor of Chemistry Maha Zewail-Foote has published monumental research into how certain DNA structures are more susceptible to damage, leading to genetic instability and diseases like cancer.
With Southwestern University’s newest articulation agreement, students will soon have the opportunity to pursue master’s degrees at England’s Durham University.
The Class of 2026 leaves Southwestern with more than degrees—this graduating class leaves behind research discoveries, campus traditions, community impact, and a legacy of leadership.
The nationally-competitive scholarship is awarded annually to the country’s top aspiring research scientists pursuing careers in the natural sciences, mathematics, and engineering.
The SOAR Summit features keynote speakers to educate and inspire you, as well as alumni and other professionals sharing their expertise.
Justin Broussard
Justin Broussard believes deeply in the pursuit of betterment. For him, that means focusing on self-growth, running your own race, and constantly challenging yourself to evolve. A proud Southwestern University alumnus, Justin graduated in 2017 with a degree in Kinesiology.
While at Southwestern, Justin fully embraced the student experience. He found community, academic challenge, and personal development, and he became the first All-American football player in Southwestern’s modern era. Through a commitment to balance, discipline, and service, he built a foundation that helped shape his approach to life and career.
Following graduation, Justin began his career as a technology recruiter. Today, he works in the tech industry as a top strategic talent advisor, with past roles at industry-leading companies VMware and Broadcom. He currently works at Omnissa in talent acquisition and workforce strategy and planning. Alongside his corporate career, Justin has built a real estate portfolio company focused on sustainable housing and long-term community impact. His company partners with the Department of Veterans Affairs and Spindletop Center, which supports mental health and substance recovery services in Southeast Texas.
Over the years, Justin has returned to speak with Southwestern students and share insights from his journey. This appearance marks a meaningful milestone, as he joins SOAR as keynote speaker for the first time.
