Missing your college friends? Plan a trip back to UMHB for Homecoming. Homecoming is October 18-19.
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Join us on a trip to the French Riviera this November. Click here for more information: http://bit.ly/HQ7qOl
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Learn more about UMHB's summer camps and programs here: http://bit.ly/11CLNuq
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Pictured below is an art exhibit inside Luther Hall in 1926
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The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor prepares students for leadership, service, and faith-informed discernment in a global society. Academic excellence, personal attention, broad-based scholarship and a commitment to a Baptist vision for education distinguish our Christ-centered learning community.
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Cru Connection is UMHB's interactive recruiting and event software, offering a unique way for students, alumni and employers to connect. Click here to learn more: http://bit.ly/Km59ZE
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Wisdom from Elli Moore Townsend. Check out more 'Sader Sayings on our Pinterest board @umhbalumni http://bit.ly/Wfvtdx
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Captain of the newsroom
In three years, Mateo Gamboa ?11 advances from part-time intern to KCEN-TV?s executive news producer http://bit.ly/1bopiL1
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Arkansas-area alumni: Join us for a day at the Great Passion Play on Saturday, July 27, in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Click here for details: http://bit.ly/16WMljC
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Wisdom from Elli Moore Townsend.
Read more 'Sader Sayings here: http://pinterest.com/umhbalumni/sader-sayings/
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Mark your calendars: Homecoming is October 18-19
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Come visit us at the Musick Alumni Center and Museum at the Parker House (Open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.)
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Trip to Independence reunites One Voice/New Edition members: http://bit.ly/1bolKIJ
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Have you been promoted recently? We want to celebrate with you! Submit an Alumni Announcement here: http://bit.ly/W08DrW
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Yesterday, many gathered to celebrate the life of Martha White Farris '42 in Floydada, Texas.
Throughout her lifetime, Martha was a steadfast supporter of her alma mater: she served as Honorary Chair in the university?s Challenge Beyond 2000 capital and endowment campaign, and she made generous gifts for many building projects on the campus. In 2006, UMHB conferred upon her its highest honor, the Honorary Doctor of Humanities degree, in recognition of her exemplary service to her church, her community, and her alma mater. In 2011, the university?s newest residence hall was named Farris Hall, to recognize Martha?s generous support of the university throughout her lifetime. When the new Student Union is completed this fall, it will include a practice hall named Farris Band Hall, in recognition of her most recent gift of support.
Pictured below is UMHB's 2012-2013 One Voice with Mrs. Farris in her home last fall.
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Are you looking for something to do today? Come take a walk around UMHB's campus. Be sure to come visit us at the Musick Alumni Center and Museum at the Parker House.
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Download the free UMHB Alumni mobile app here: http://bit.ly/RoBlnd
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Singing for her supper
Former opera singer Amy Easdon Beskow ?06 creates a symphony of flavor with successful food blog http://bit.ly/1booA0l
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Did you know:
Burt Hall began housing students in 1920.
Wells Science Hall and Ruth Stribling Hall also opened that year.
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Join us for a day at the Great Passion Play on Saturday, July 27, in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Click here for details: http://bit.ly/16WMljC
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Did you know:
In 1909, George Rosborough, the school's physical education instructor, began Stunt Night as an activity for students who could not go home during the holidays.
The original prize for Stunt Night was a small silver lamp. Check out the lamp, and learn more about UMHB's traditions at the Musick Alumni Center and Museum at the Parker House.
Pictured below: Stunt Night 1944
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Need a vacation? Join us on a trip to the French Riviera this November http://bit.ly/HQ7qOl
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Did you know:
Easter Pageant began in 1940. MHB's president, Dr. Gordon Singleton, looked out his office window one day toward Luther Hall's ruins, and decided that they would be a perfect background for the play. He discussed the idea with the school's drama teacher, and gave her $25 to cover the production's costs.
The first pageant was at 5:30 p.m. on Easter Sunday. With a cast of about 50 students, the play was witnessed by only a handful of spectators. In 1941, the audience grew to 700. In 2013, around 7,000 people visited UMHB's campus to watch the Easter Pageant.
The pageant from 1944 is pictured below.
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Coffee Mugs & Sonic Cups
Five prolific UMHB professors discuss teaching Shaq, raising longhorns, and everything in between: http://bit.ly/13tJ7h2
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UMHB Athletics finishes 61st in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings
UMHB Athletics finishes 61st in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings
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Belton, Texas ? The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor athletic department posted the best finish in school history in the 2012-13 Learfield Sports Directors? Cup standings. The Cru finished with 273.00 total points and tied for 61st place among NCAA Division III schools with Rochester (NY...
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Save the Date: Homecoming is October 18-19
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Heather Rapp Prangnell '02 and Meredith Morgan '02 during Dorm Dash 2013. (Thanks for the picture, Heather!)
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