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Multiple projects connect Baylor and NASA in research supporting space exploration

…Ben Rose, assistant professor of physics, is part of a team preparing the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope for launch. The telescope is NASA’s next generation follow-up to the Hubble Space Telescope. Rose will help lead a team preparing the telescope’s infrastructure so it can effectively process, manage and distribute the data it gathers. Drs. Trevor Fleck, Paul Allison and Brian Jordon from Baylor engineering are all part of a team working to…

Meet 32 Baylor women who have made their marks on the world of education

…omen in leadership at Baylor also extend beyond President Livingstone. Dr. Nancy Brickhouse (BA ’82) serves as provost (chief academic officer). Cheryl Gochis (BA ’91, MA ’94) is vice president for human resources and chief human resources officer. Dr. Robyn Driskell (BA ’91, MA ’93) is vice president and chief compliance & risk officer. Tiffany Hogue (BA ’95) is chief of staff to the president. Kristy Orr (JD ’03) is board professional. Dr. Linda…

Celebrating stories across campus through 300 episodes of Baylor Connections

…Waco landfill. * Baylor’s development of a new strategic plan with Provost Nancy Brickhouse (BA ’82) and Chief of Staff Tiffany Hogue (BA ’95). Dr. Brickhouse and Hogue answer common questions about the planning process that will lead to what follows the highly successful Illuminate era at Baylor. * Black gospel music and the future of the Black Gospel Music Preservation Project with Dr. Stephen Newby, Baylor’s inaugural Lev H. Prichard III Chair…

Women’s basketball opens 2023-24 among the top 25 for the 19th straight year

…led the team in scoring at 14.7 points per game, and was named to the 2024 Nancy Lieberman Award Preseason Watch List as one of the nation’s top 20 point guards. Littlepage-Buggs, the unanimous Big 12 Freshman of the Year last season, topped the Bears in rebounds, blocks and double-doubles, and made the 2024 Katrina McClain Award Preseason Watch List as one of the game’s top 20 power forwards. Also returning (though nearly qualifying as new faces)…

Two years after reaching R1, Baylor’s research momentum continues to grow

…s, is one of four project leaders providing infrastructure support for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which can provide the same quality images as the Hubble Space Telescope — but 1,000 times faster. — Baylor’s Global Flourishing Study — the largest research project in Baylor history — is already beginning to produce dividends. The study, which began in 2021, released its first wave of data in August, allowing researchers to begin developi…

New Baylor prof helping prepare NASA’s next major space telescope for launch

…verse — which makes the possibilities of NASA’s next flagship mission, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, all the more exciting. Among the people helping to prepare that telescope for launch? One of Baylor’s newest professors. Dr. Benjamin Rose joined the Baylor faculty in August as an assistant professor of physics. As he was preparing to move to Waco, he got the exciting news that he would serve as one of four project leaders for a team sele…

Pro Texana: How Baylor research efforts are benefitting Texas

…. Drs. Becky Scott (PhD ’19), Elissa Madden (BA ’97, MSW ’01) and Danielle Parrish of Baylor’s Diana R. Garland School of Social Work are part of a $1.9 million grant from the Health Resources and Service Administration to specifically address this problem in Texas. Their Integrated Behavioral Health Certificate Program, which grew from a partnership with Waco Family Medicine, is training a new generation of behavioral health specialists to bridge…

Why do research at Baylor? Compassion, curiosity and courage.

…ly preventing challenges.” — Dr. Bryan Brooks, environmental science https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhL1SES0H0I “There are a lot of rewards that come from being in social work, because you’re helping people — people who desperately need it.” — Dr. Danielle Parrish, social work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dty9gIIqQW0 “We teach students, and we need compassion to be able to educate them. You need to give them challenges so they can grow.” — Dr….

Juneteenth memories from Baylor’s oral history archives

…ndmother had some friends her age and a little older. There was one woman, Nancy Hagworth, who also came from the Stroud plantation, and she was a distant relative because we were related — you know, all people came from the plantation. We called her ‘Sis.’ The thing about Sis, Mrs. Hagworth, was that she was six years old when slavery ended, and she remembered things. She used to tell me slavery stories. Her mother was the cook in the big house a…

Honoring some familiar Baylor faces retiring this year

…020s), Greene by his count has taught more than 22,000 Baylor Bears. Maxey Parrish (BA ’78, MSED ’93) has really had two careers at Baylor. From 1980-2000, he worked in Baylor Athletics, helping lead the sports information department and launching what is now BaylorBears.com. He moved to the academic side in 2001, teaching journalism and public relations students for the last two decades. Parrish has also led a dozen study abroad trips, to locatio…