Four hundred seventy Students, alumni, faculty and community members signed up to race on Saturday in Galaxy’s 2026 annual Kirk Goodwin Run, which raised $38,000 to support the professional development and internship director in COBA, Jasmine McCabe-Gosset. Gosset was diagnosed with Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy in November of 2024, and all of the proceeds of this year’s race are towards her medical bills.
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- Brady Locke, junior accounting major from Yakima, Washington, and Parker Polk, junior management major from Grapevine, served as co-directors of the 2026 annual KGR. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- Jasmine McCabe-Gossett, professional development and internship director in COBA, alongside her husband McCabe-Goseett and their son. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- The women of Ko Jo Kai cheer on runners at the starting line of the 2026 Kirk Goodwin Run. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- Runners line up at the starting line, waiting for Brady Locke, junior director of the Galaxy charitable foundation, to start the run. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- Diego Bermea, freshman finance major from Haslet, and Dennis Marquardt, associate professor department of management sciences, begin the race. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- Dennis Marquardt, sophomore mechanical engineering major from Abilene runs past the McGlothlin Campus Center. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- The women of GATA hand out fruit kabobs to finishing runners and tailgaters at the 2026 Kirk Goodwin Run. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- Jasmine McCabe-Gossett, the recipient of the funds raised from the 2026 Kirk Goodwin Run, runs across the finish line. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
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- Caleb Cave, freshman management major from Aurora, Colorado, makes jalapeño poppers in the Galaxy tent for the tailgate. (Photo by Leslie Carrigan)
