Each month we will connect with alumni who are making a difference in their careers and communities and find out how Baker helped them along their way. Richard and Shannon
Each month we will connect with alumni who are making a difference in their careers and find out how Baker helped them along their way. Here are our first two!
Baker University has a long history preparing educators for successful careers, inspiring and empowering the next generation of learners to reach their goals. Here are four Baker alumni thriving in
Kirk Anderson, former student, 86, June 26, 2023, Homestead, Florida. Robert B. Anderson, former student, 93, June 25, 2023, Bentonville, Arkansas. Martha (Collingwood) Barnhardt, ’57, Phi Mu, 88, Aug. 4, 2023, Bucklin,
Robin L. (Weissman) Agin, ’96 MSM, 66, Jan. 16, 2023, Kansas City, Missouri. Mark Beckloff, ’86, Kappa Sigma, 58, Dec. 23, 2022, Indian Wells, California. Patricia A. (Gunter) Besheer, ’50,
1903-2023 Baker’s Beta Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma turned 120 years old on February 2. They will be celebrating their big day at STAG on Saturday, May 20. 1950s Legendary
To hear Deb Marszalek, ’22 MS-IDPT, and Allyson Sass, ’13, ’22 MS-IDPT, tell it, the last seven months have been a whirlwind. But then, that can be the perception when
1960s Dr. Roger Boyd, ’69, received the 2022 Avian Conservationist of the Year Award. The award was presented by former longtime Baker professor, Dr. Calvin Cink. James Houston Turner, ’69,
Jessica Finch, ’00, says attending Baker University gave her the courage to brainstorm and be open to new ideas when it came to opening her own business, In Bloom. Located
Stephen Blackwell, ’98 MBA, 67, Sept. 15, 2022, Lawrence, Kansas. Survivors include a daughter Barclay E. Hagen, ’02. Kathleen “Kay” Bradt, former director of libraries, 72, Oct. 28, 2022, Lawrence,