Baylor Abshire Fellows Enjoy Virtual Leadership Course

  • Thursday, October 29, 2020
Abshire Leadership Fellows, front row, from left, Alexa McCarren, Orly Berke, Margaret Webb, Rosa Anderson Barrera, Frances Brantley and Ashleigh Huang; back row, from left, Harrison Williams, Eli Bowen, Lydia Bohannon, Creighton Arrington, Sophie Peirano, Janie Pippenger, and Callie West. Not pictured is Grant Burks.
Abshire Leadership Fellows, front row, from left, Alexa McCarren, Orly Berke, Margaret Webb, Rosa Anderson Barrera, Frances Brantley and Ashleigh Huang; back row, from left, Harrison Williams, Eli Bowen, Lydia Bohannon, Creighton Arrington, Sophie Peirano, Janie Pippenger, and Callie West. Not pictured is Grant Burks.

Fourteen Baylor seniors chosen last spring as Abshire Leadership Fellows enjoyed a virtual day of speakers, leadership activities, and presentations from Baylor alumni on politics, leadership, medicine, and finance on Monday.

Fellows would normally have embarked this summer on the David M. Abshire Civic Leadership trip, an eight-day experiential course of study on similar topics, however the trip was cancelled due to pandemic restrictions.

The program was created in partnership with the Center for the Study of the Presidency and in honor of the late Dr.

David Abshire ’44, who served as president and CEO of that organization.

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