What does your Baylor experience mean to you? Him: “I was an RA in Penland for two years. And outside of that, I was a DJ — the first and only hip-hop and R&B DJ for KWBU. It was fun. I still have friends and relationships with people I was an RA for. There’s at […]
What does your Baylor experience mean to you? Her: “We met on a blind date. I was a freshman, and he was a sophomore.” Him: “My roommate came from Beaumont, and he worked with Melanie in the cafeteria in Allen dorm. He said to her, ‘I’m going to fix you up with my roommate, and […]
What does your Baylor experience mean to you? “I was in the ROTC program, and I enjoy coming back every year and seeing these young people that are in the ROTC program, who are going to be our future leaders. “One of life’s lessons is that your integrity is very important in all the areas […]
What does your Baylor experience mean to you? “Being away from home and on your own, you learn a lot, right? And you develop kind of a sense of who you are and what your personality is, what you’re interested in, what you like, what you don’t like, what your professional goals are, things like […]
What does your Baylor experience mean to you? Him: “Our first picture together was over there at the bonfire in 2003, and the fire was in the background. Then our senior year, 2007, I proposed on the Suspension Bridge and then we walked over and had the bonfire after that and recreated the picture. Now […]
What does your Baylor experience mean to you? “When I graduated and started working with our church youth group, we always would tell them about the atmosphere here at Baylor that you wouldn’t find at other places — how they didn’t just care about you because you were a student, they cared about you as […]
What does your Baylor experience mean to you? “There was just such a comradery within the whole campus. You felt like you were a part of it; you didn’t have to have a date, all that. Everybody just showed up. “My professors when I went on for my master’s and my doctorate would say, ‘Where’d […]
“I’m majoring in neuroscience because I actually have epilepsy. Ever since the end of my sophomore year it starting getting a little worse, so I just wanted to learn more about the brain, learn more about neuroscience. Plus, it’s pretty new and not many people know much about the brain, so I wanted to just […]
“I’m most thankful for a supportive family — actual family, and a supportive friend group that backs you in everything you do. I need that support, because I wouldn’t be able to do anything that I’m doing by myself. I wouldn’t be here where I am today without that. “I’m a junior film major, and […]
“I am thankful for people that take time to listen to you and really get to know you, and not just the surface: ‘Hey, how are you; I’m fine’ — you know, the ones that are like: ‘Hey, how are you really?’ “I’m interning with a therapist, and I get the privilege of sitting in […]
