September – November Carl Anderson, ’59, Delta Tau Delta, 84, October 1, 2021, Leawood, Kansas. Mary C. Bucholtz, ’52, 89, September 10, 2021, Bentonville, Arkansas. Joan Stadel Coffey, former student,
Alumni Social | September 15, 2021 Strang Hall, Downtown Overland Park, Kansas It was a perfect evening, and the courtyard of Strang Hall was the perfect place for our first
September – November 1950s Ruth Ann (Yocum) Nutt, ’50, turned 100 years old in November. Her husband, Don, ’50, turned 100 earlier in 2021. 1970s Les Morrison, ’78, retired from
One of the biggest benefits Baker University offers students is the opportunities it affords off campus, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. William Duncan, ’12, said. Studying abroad. Internships. Travel interterms.
Inspired by her 11-year-old daughter’s passion for a sport that lacked sporting gear for girls, Deb Tompkins North, ’93, was on a mission to create a company to empower young
May – August 1950s Don Nutt, ’50, turned 100 years old on May 30, 2021. Don and his lovely wife, Ruth Ann, ’50, celebrated this milestone with their family members.
May – August Caleb D. Addington, former student, Delta Tau Delta, 21, Aug. 12, 2021, Lenexa, Kansas. Survivors include mother, Jeanette Addington, ’06. Wendy L. Banks, ’06 MAED, 48, June
In 2019, the interterm course Coloring Our World, taught by Dean of Students Cassy Bailey, included a final project of designing a mural. “The students and their energy are the
Combining his passion for basketball and numbers, Samer Jassar, ’13, has had an up close and personal view of the Milwaukee Bucks’ run to the NBA championship. The Baker University
A longtime advocate of creating opportunities for faculty members to enhance their educational and leadership skills, former Baker University School of Nursing Dean Kathleen L. Harr has established an endowed fund for