Topic: Alumni

Dr. J Mack Slaughter ’09 talks about what led him to launch a nonprofit that brings music to chronically ill children.

The director of the Harris Academic Resource Center discusses TCU’s STEM Scholar program and the importance of helping students succeed.

The center is now two times bigger and better.

Amanda Stallings ’97 (MLA ’01) discusses the Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center renovation and meeting people where they are.

In his eight-decade career, Jenkins wrote 24 books and hundreds of articles for Sports Illustrated and Golf Digest.

The Dallas-Fort Worth nonprofit provides housing as well as support and friendship for people fleeing persecution.

Jim Estill cultivates a life of hard work and lends his business expertise even in retirement.

Four alumni physicians have a heart for healing and work to make the world a better place — one patient at a time.

The endocrinologist heads the Diabetic Foundation of the High Plains and runs Camp New Day.

The emergency room physician started Music Meets Medicine to give children with long-term illnesses a creative escape.