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William K. Hogan ‘18

July 22, 2021 by amy.thompson

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William K. Hogan ‘18 is the son of Susan and Mason Hogan ‘87. He is a political science major and calls Dallas, Texas, home.

William currently serves as Squadron 16’s Adjutant. He is a third-generation cadet, his father, Class of ‘87 served in B-1 and his grandfather, Class of ’57, was a member of D-1. William studied abroad last summer in Central Europe, spending time in Berlin, Vienna, and Prague. “The best part of my Corps experience has been the outstanding people I’ve gotten the chance to meet, especially the upperclassmen I’ve learned from,” William says. He also states that he has enjoyed the opportunity to have a positive impact on the lives of younger cadets.

William graduates in May and will study law at the University of Texas. He hopes to work in a district attorney’s office when he completes law school. William is a hard-working cadet with a drive to succeed that will carry him far in the years to come. We wish William well!

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