Blogs
Both of Sandra Henry’s ’69 parents were smart and accomplished, but neither was able to complete their bachelor’s degree due to a lack of funds. In their honor, she has created two scholarships: the Kenneth Henry Scholarship and the Alice Henry Scholarship. As a lifelong educator, she directed the scholarships to help UD School of Education and Health Sciences students earn their degrees — and graduate without substantial debt.
One Day, One Dayton gifts support student experiential learning in conjunction with the Marian Library's new Christmas exhibit – which correspondingly celebrates vocation and gifts.
The digital version of Fall 2022 Marian Library Newsletter provides interesting articles, insight on new and existing materials as well as a review of the accomplishments of the past year.
Resident scholar Liz Hutter reflects on her fellowship in the Marian Library, her research on theraputic and spiritual healing in Lourdes, and how it all led to an experiential learning opportunity for her first-year writing students.
Gordon and Joanne Fuchs were educators who believed in providing support where it was needed most. Avid sports fans, they loved UD basketball. But you would be more likely to find them at football, volleyball, or women’s soccer and basketball games because they wanted to make sure every UD student-athlete received the recognition and support they deserved.