"We started making decisions that would have typically taken us months to implement, and we were doing it in literally hours and maybe a day or two."

"I love Baylor so very much because Baylor provided for me a fantastic education, and it gave me my bride for life: Avonnell Bolton from Shreveport, Louisiana."

"The task of acting is so holy. As actors, we are called to enter into the body of a character and to give it life. To breathe life into a character -- that is incarnational."

"Part of what I love about my job is that I get to challenge people's hearts around race and culture, with hopes that I can create a haven for hard conversations that are transformational."

"I love that Baylor is not ashamed of our Christian values... The faith aspect is something that is so important to me."

"We want to support other people in their desire to obtain a higher education that's Christian-based and doctrinally sound... We established scholarships in the names of our children, to show them, by example, what's important to us."

"My time at Baylor is where I really found my roots. In Matthew 28 when Christ sends out his apostles to go and make disciples of all nations, I really do think that that's our calling no matter what field we are in."

"He was a good son. He was a good-looking young man, too, and tall. It's sad. It's really sad, but that's one thing I'm looking forward to in Heaven. I want to see Jesus first, but I want to see Uncle Charlie, too."

"Baylor students lined up to give blood to save my mother's life. I've never forgotten that were it not for the kindness of those Baylor students, I wouldn't be here nor would my younger sister, Mary."

"The classes at Baylor, the challenges that we faced at Baylor, I feel like they just helped mold us into who we are. It's great to share that legacy that we both went to Baylor and we're both on the fire department together."

"The beauty in it is that they may never know my name or who I am, and that's what we're called to do - as Christians, we are called to serve others and not necessarily get the credit."

"A lot of spiritual growth happened while I was at Baylor. Being able to have something outside of myself to serve as a lens through which to view the world has helped me personally in terms of being a Christian and having a relationship with God."

"Baylor has changed my life, and I would not be who I am today without this experience."

"Competition is going to intensify, because everyone has been kicked in the teeth. Everyone is trying to recover."

"As a person of color in this field, I feel like I've had to overcome a lot of obstacles. In nonprofit leadership, you see a lot of people of color working in non-profits, but you don't really see many of them in leadership positions or serving on boards."

"It is not only our duty to equip students from a legal knowledge standpoint, but to also teach them how they will be able to make a positive difference in the world. It is incumbent upon Baylor Law to create great lawyers who are also great leaders."

"When I started hearing about (the severity of New York's COVID-19 outbreak) and seeing what was going on, God laid it on my heart really hard that I had the right skill set and the right background and the right experiences that I needed to help."