TCU Magazine Podcast: Bill Morse
Trading retirement plans for landmine removal efforts, the alumnus works to clear Cambodia and build schools.
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November 29, 2017
Alumnus Travels through Southeast Asia
Glynn Thompson ’78 trekked across Southeast Asia and “talked up the great programs at TCU.” His latest ventures brought him to Bhutan and Sri Lanka. “High elevations to support a high flying university,” Thompson wrote in an email. “Grateful for my time at TCU – and even at 62, still desire to explore and learn
TCU Magazine Podcast: Ron Hall
The alumnus talks about the promise he kept with his late wife and his commitment to helping homeless people.
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Pete Bonds Is Ranching’s Maverick
Alumnus rides the ups and downs of ranching.
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Ann Marie Herbst’s Matchmaking Mission
Now in remission from leukemia, the alumna aims to raise awareness for the bone marrow donor registry.
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Ron Hall’s True Calling
An art dealer’s story of friendship takes on a life of its own as a movie, Same Kind of Different As Me, now in theaters.
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Trailblazer in nursing: Allene Parks Jones ’63
Allene Jones ’63 wasn’t making a statement when she enrolled at TCU, she just wanted a degree.
Alumni, Features | Topics: Alumni,Alumni Profile,Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences
Caylin Moore Taps into Talents
TCU’s second Rhodes Scholar doesn’t waste a minute of his day or an ounce of his talent.
Bill Morse Helps Cambodians Remove Landmines
After decades of war, alumnus works to clear the field and build schools.
Bill McLeRoy Shares his Fundraising Philosophy
Senior Principal at The Whitestone Group shares lessons learned in his 30-plus years of service and experience.
Alumni | Topics: Alumni,What I Learned Since Graduation