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Preston Higginbotham

Preston Higginbotham

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  • Scott Scholar | Class of 2026
  • Biology

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Experiences and Involvement

In high school, Preston served as the team captain for the basketball team and Cyberpatriot team. Additionally, Preston was the goalkepper for his soccer team, and participated in tennis.

Preston was involved with service projects, running the scoreboard, volunteering in grade school classrooms, and working at various basketball camps as a coach.

Career Interests

Preston is interested in a career in software engineering and orthopedic and sports medicine.

Contact

phiggginbotham@unomaha.edu

prestonhigg.weebly.com/

Additional Information

Experiences and Involvement

In high school, Preston served as the team captain for the basketball team and Cyberpatriot team. Additionally, Preston was the goalkepper for his soccer team, and participated in tennis.

Preston was involved with service projects, running the scoreboard, volunteering in grade school classrooms, and working at various basketball camps as a coach.

Career Interests

Preston is interested in a career in software engineering and orthopedic and sports medicine.

Contact

phiggginbotham@unomaha.edu

prestonhigg.weebly.com/

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Experiences and Involvement

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