Kristen Reneé Taylor Schooley (BSBA ’04, management; BSBA ’04, marketing) is a proud alumna of The University of Tulsa who is deeply committed to assisting those who are following in her footsteps at her alma mater.
Kristen Schooley has wonderful memories of her college days at The University of Tulsa, including the enduring friendships she made through her participation in Chi Omega Fraternity, the TU Student Association, Intercollegiate Rowing and the University Ambassadors.
Schooley grew up just blocks from TU’s campus and enjoyed watching the campus grow both physically and academically through the years. She loves the rich history and tradition of excellence at TU, which continue to fill her with pride as an alumna. She has maintained a close relationship with The University of Tulsa through her volunteer work for the TU Alumni Association. Kristen has also demonstrated her loyalty to her alma mater through gifts supporting the TU Annual Fund, Annual Fund Scholarships, H.A. Chapman Stadium, TU Uncorked, the Golden Hurricane Club and KWGS.
Kristen enjoys both a successful career and a fulfilling home life with her husband, Timothy “Tim” Schooley, whom she married in 2013. After her TU graduation, she worked at the American Cancer Society as regional director of communications in Oklahoma, and later as community development director for eastern Oklahoma. She then went to work for Montereau, where she currently serves as Director of Wellness. Tim Schooley is the co-founder and production director of Greenhouse Outfitters in Tulsa, which he has co-owned with his brothers since 2005.
In association with The University of Tulsa’s Pioneer Program, Kristen Schooley has established a life insurance gift to fund a scholarship endowment in the Collins College of Business: The Kristen Reneé Taylor Endowed Scholarship Fund.
The University of Tulsa community is deeply grateful to this caring alumna, who has made it her priority to lead the way for those who will follow in her footsteps in the Collins College of Business for generations to come.
