$500,000 Mellon Grant Moves Liberal Arts to Digital Age
What is sometimes referred to as “the digital age” is simply everyday life for today’s college students. So, to incorporate increased digital technology in learning as an element of Austin…
Gateways of Opportunity
A quality liberal arts education fosters critical thinking and reflection, written and oral communication skills, problem-solving abilities, leadership, and adaptability. Still, some wonder whether a liberal arts degree opens doors…
From the Alumni Board President
When we graduated from Austin College, GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade) events helped us stay connected to Austin College. But after 10 years, then what? Does networking mean speeding…
Golden ‘Roos 2013
1. Becky Maid Hornbeck 2. Sue Farr Hardy 3. Jane Langston Larkin 4. Doris Van Hooser Dyer 5. Bob Stovenour 6. Sally Lewis 7. Sharon Torbett Fulton 8. Foster McArthur…
Class Notes
53 Jerry Sims was honored by the McKinney, Texas, Chamber of Commerce in February, receiving the Carey Cox Citizen of the Year Award at the chamber’s awards celebration. The award…
A Legend in His Time
Richard “Scooter” Merritt ’66 has been named a 2013 Living Legend of Alexandria, Virginia. The honor is reserved for those who have made significant contributions, for 10 years or more,…
Joey’s Corner
Greta Blythe Gorman was born to Tate ’98 and April Rife Gorman ’97 on April 20, 2012. Greta was baptized at First Presbyterian Church of Dallas with Joe Clifford, 2010…
The Characters in Her House
Laurie Coker ’66 is an author, poet, illustrator, actor, and teacher. She and her husband live in Austin where she works as a substitute teacher. In October 2012, Laurie’s book…
Small World for ‘Roos
Jason Brewster ’94 wasn’t aware of any Austin College alumni having attended Stanford Graduate School of Business when he applied for admission, but Mike Dorsey ’03 was a fellow student…
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