by AnnaGrace Hale (’24) Not many Baylor students graduate in front of the Washington Monument and stay in Washington, D.C. to work at the White House, but that is exactly what Caitlin Babcock (’23) got to do. Because Babcock decided to complete her last semester of college in D.C. with the Baylor in Washington program, […]
Continue reading →by Zacarri Walker (’25) Katie Moran, once an undergraduate at Baylor University, acknowledges how classes and organizations at Baylor shaped her perspective today. Moran was involved in Alpha Chi Omega, Sigma Iota Rho, and Model United Nations. Having had the opportunity to talk to Moran, she mentions that diverse opinions and coming to a consensus […]
Continue reading →by Mackenzie Eubank In layman’s terms, what do you do? I cultivate relationships with diplomats and civil society organizations at United Nations headquarters, engage in written and oral advocacy, draft interventions and submissions for the UN and related institutions, and provide legal counsel on issues related to the protection of human life, the family, freedom […]
Continue reading →By Ellie Allison Experiences outside of and within Baylor grew Halle’s interest in aiding the gap in healthcare inequality. Growing up in New York City, Halle was exposed firsthand to the reality of how economic disparity affects access to health care. Because of this, from an early age, Halle set her sights on attending medical […]
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