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Chadwick Baker Snapshot
No full textIn 1966, Chadwick Baker was a junior at Christian Brothers College when Baker and some peers conducted research under a grant from the National Science Foundation. In 1967, he graduated with an Electrical Engineering degree and completed his education elsewhere before returning to CBC as a teacher in 1972. He retired from his full-time position in 2010, but still teaches some classes and participated in Christian Brother University’s Healthcare Packaging Consortium and the Go Baby Go Project. He was named a Schmitt Scholar by the National Electronics Conference and received the Memphis Area Joint Engineers Council Featured Engineer Award
President Brother Stanislaus Sobczyk and Honorees at Commencement
No full textBrother Stan posed with honorees from Christian Brothers University's 2000 graduation: Robert Arzbaecher (honorary degree), Sister Helen Prejean (Peace & Justice Award), Alfre Woodard (honorary degree), Bobby Fisher, Jr. (Distinguished Alumnus Award)
At the Dedication of Bland Field
No full textBrother Stan Sobczyk along with the Blands and student athletes attended the dedication of Bland Field
CBU Rabat Sticker
No full textVariations on the French rabat, or winged collar, appeared as decorative elements throughout Christian Brothers Campus. The rabat was part of the De La Salle Christian Brothers' habit.
This sticker from the 2000s also memorialized the emblem
CBU Singers - Women
No full textThe Christian Brothers singers performed in the foyer of Buckman Hall
Anne Kenworthy Portrait
No full textAnne Kenworthy worked with Brother Edward Doody at Christian Brothers University while she was working as the director of the Memphis Urban Mathematics Collaborative. She earned her Master of Business Administration at CBU in 2002 and was a CBU administrator. She has served in several administrative roles including in the Office of Academics, Dean of Evening Programs, and Dean of Summer Programs. She left CBU to become the administrator for the Memphis Sexual Assault Resource Center.
In 2010, however, Kenworthy returned to CBU as Dean of Admissions and was promoted to Vice President for Enrollment Management two years later. During her time in enrollment, she was pivotal to establishing CBU’s commitment to DREAMers, worked closely with donors to ensure undocumented students were welcomed and has access to financial aid. In 2020, she became the Associate Vice President for Donor Relations.
Additionally, Kenworthy earned several community awards, including Memphis Woman magazine’s “50 Women Who Make a Difference,” “Victim Advocate of the Year” by the Shelby County Mayor’s Office, and the “Heroism Award” from Women of Achievement
Thomas Center Courtyard
No full textPeer Counselors gathered in the Thomas Center Courtyard at Christian Brothers University
New Resident Apartments
No full textChristian Brothers University began work on new residential apartments to open in the fall of 1999
O'Hara Hall
No full textCnristian Brothers' Capstone apartments--O'Hara Hall and Pender Hall--were constructed in 1998-1999. Each apartment was composed of four bedrooms surrounding a shared living room/kitchen area