[11/10/2011]
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THI kicks off No Kid Hungry statewide campaign
[10/11/2011]
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Baylor School of Social Work welcomes alumni from Carver School
[5/16/2011]
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Baylor grad uses art to capture hunger issues
[4/29/2011]
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Ministry Seeks to Share God's Love with Strangers Among Us
[4/14/2011]
Two Baylor Social Work interns minister through LUCHA in Virginia.
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Social Work Alum Wins Spirit Award
[3/30/2011]
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"You Are What You Eat" Photo Exhibit at School Open House
[2/25/2011]
Award-winning photographer and Baylor School of Social Work alumnus Mark Menjivar will bring his exhibit "You Are What You Eat" to the School of Social Work March 14 through April 29.
The exhibit is the centerpiece of the School's open house from 5 to 7 p.m. March 16 at its new location at 811 Washington Ave. Diana Garland, dean of the school, and Waco city officials will speak at 5:30 p.m.
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A Conversation with Tanya Smith Brice
[2/11/2011]
Race and the church - Tanya Smith Brice, professor of social work at Baylor University in Texas, is researching the history of race relations in Churches of Christ. She and her family attend the Crestview Church of Christ in Waco, Texas.
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Looking to find your center of creativity? Unplug
[2/11/2011]
Dad, I want you to confiscate all my technology this weekend so I can find the creative center of myself."
These words of wisdom from our middle child, the comedic genius of the family, brought many laughs and "likes" as I posted it to Facebook. He made this request coming home from dinner Friday night, but it was during bedtime prayers that he men-tioned this was a recommendation of his second-grade teacher. It then began to make more sense to me; however, the wisdom from the mouth of one of my babes still floored me.
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Fridges Speak Volumes
[1/14/2011]
San Antonio Express News, January 13, 2011 (Baylor graduate Mark Menjivar's photos of people's refrigerators for his photo exhibit "You Are What You Eat" are on display in San Antonio) They say you can learn a lot about a person by the kind of car he drives, the shoes he wears, the company he keeps. Mark Menjivar says we can learn a lot about people by what's inside their refrigerators.
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