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WACO, Texas (Feb. 1, 2021) – Baylor University today announced Sue Mayborn of Temple, Texas, as the recipient of the 2021 Baylor University Founders Medal.
Established in 1969, the Founders Medal is one of the most distinguished awards given by Baylor and is reserved for men and women whose service and contributions have been unusually significant to the life and future of the University. In more than 40 years of support, service and leadership as a member of the Baylor Family, Sue Mayborn has invested of her time, talents and treasure to further the mission of Baylor University and to provide support to generations of students.
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The Central Texas College Department of Health Sciences announced its nursing students will join forces with students from other area nursing programs to help staff local COVID-19 vaccination teams.
CTC nursing students will start assisting the Texas Emergency Management Systemâs efforts in administering the COVID-19 vaccine from Feb. 2 through April 27 at the Killeen vaccination site â the Rosa Hereford Killeen Community Center, 2201 E. Veterans Memorial Blvd.
Students will contribute in all three main phases of the operations â patient intake, vaccine administration and patient observation.
CTC along with nursing students from Temple College, the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and Texas A&M University-Central Texas are joining together upon the request of David Shaw, a district coordinator for the Texas Division Emergency Management in Killeen, according to a CTC news release.
Sydney Orlowski, 16, a member of the Eagles Wings Homeschool Band and the daughter of Natalie and Jason Orlowski of Temple, has been named an All-State Musician and a member
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On Nov. 22, 2020, Mary Beth Musick, 90, of Sugar Land, went to be with her Lord. She was the middle child of five, born in Lissie Jan. 29, 1930, to Victor and Mildred Segelquist. Mary graduated from Alvin High School and attended University of Mary Hardin Baylor in Belton. She and her first husband farmed rice in the Eagle Lake area while raising their two children. In Eagle Lake, she taught Sunday school at First Presbyterian Church and owned and managed a children’s boutique named Buttons and Bows. After her divorce, she married Neil Jenkins and moved to Texas City, where she managed a fabric store and was an active member of First Presbyterian Church.