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Chris Babb \u2799 (Instructor of Communications and Director of Sports Media Productions)
Get PDFAs a senior communications major at Ouachita, Chris Babb ’99 sat across the desk from his advisor, Dr. Bill Downs, and told him he might want to teach. He was not sure what was pulling him in that direction but knew his future job also would involve sports.
“Dr. Downs told me, ‘Don’t do that. Go out in the world and get some experience, and then in 20 years if something comes available, you’ll have experience and you can teach,’” Babb said. “That was in the spring of 1999. In the spring of 2019, exactly 20 years later, was when Dr. Jeff Root ’83 talked to me about this job. It all came full circle.
The Sound of Silence
Get PDFThis is the poster for the fall concert of the Ouachita Singers, The Sound of Silence, held on October 12, 2023, in the McBeth Recital Hall
Dr. Jack\u27s business growing with a focus on missions
Get PDFSince school began in August, students in Ouachita Baptist University’s Hickingbotham School of Business and Rogers Department of Communications have met on Tuesdays at 7 a.m. to relaunch the student-led Dr. Jack’s Coffee.
Dr. Jack’s was established in 2013, but the business struggled through the coronavirus pandemic and its aftermath. The new student leadership team is finalizing a business plan, working with a partner to create a website, and establishing a mission, all while keeping the business’ focus on service and students
Panel Session 2
No full textThis panel session of the Arkansas Women in STEM Conference is moderated by Caroline Cole, an undergraduate student from Ouachita Baptist University
Stepping Up luncheon to honor Huckabee women in November
Get PDFOuachita Baptist University’s Office of Development has announced its annual Stepping Up for Ouachita luncheon, presented by Simmons Bank, will be held Friday, Nov. 17, at Chenal Country Club in Little Rock, Ark. The event will recognize its first mother-and-daughter honorees, former Arkansas First Lady Janet Huckabee and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Ticket and sponsorship information is available at obu.edu/steppingup.
Since its inaugural event in November 2010, Stepping Up for Ouachita has raised more than 1 million in 2023. Every year the university honors outstanding Ouachita women who have shown grace, leadership, integrity and faith over the years
Ouachita to host Called to Teach Conference on July 21
Get PDFOuachita Baptist University’s Huckabee School of Education will host its annual Called to Teach Conference on Friday, July 21, in Walker Conference Center, 485 Campus Drive. Called to Teach is open to the public; attendees can receive six hours of professional development credit through the Arkansas Department of Education.
“Building Relationships” is the theme for the 2023 conference, which will feature guest speaker Marilyn Rhames, founder of Teachers Who Pray. Rhames is a Doctoral Academy Fellow in the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, where her research is focused on the intersection of religion and race in K-12 public education.
Registration costs $50 and includes lunch, a conference T-shirt, and a copy of Rhames’ book, The Master Teacher: 12 Spiritual Lessons That Can Transform Schools and Revolutionize Public Education
My Experience in Kenya: Reducing Barriers to Global Education
Get PDFThis is the flyer for the honors colloquium My Experience in Kenya: Reducing Barriers to Global Education by Isabella Bejarano
Megan Foshee selected for National League for Nursing leadership program
Get PDFMegan Foshee, assistant professor and coordinator of the nursing simulation lab in Ouachita Baptist University’s Department of Nursing, has been selected for the National League for Nursing’s 2023 Leadership Development Program for Simulation Educators. The year-long initiative is part of the NLN Leadership Institute.
The simulation leadership development initiative is designed for experienced nurse educators in the simulation field who want to have a leadership role in simulation.
Foshee is one of 15 education simulationists chosen to participate this year in the program, which cultivates leadership skills in nurse educators who have already gained experience at work in the field. She credits Dr. Brenda Trigg, associate professor and director of nursing at Ouachita, with encouraging her to submit her name as a candidate for the program
