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Today’s GENERATION Z totals roughly 70 million people born between 1997-2012, many of whom will likely hold jobs that have yet to be invented. From baby boomers to millennials, we sat down with some of our alumni who pioneered new territory in their own career paths. Click on the articles below to read what they had to say about the skills they acquired as Baylor students and their thoughts on what the future holds for members of Gen Z who will enter the workforce between 2023 – 2030.

At Baylor, Marvin Webb '76 and Dawson Wheeler '77 shared a love for the outdoors that eventually became a decades-long partnership.

Tiffany Williams '07 took the brave step of quit­ting  a glamorous media job and headed to a retreat in Georgia to “reset and to paint.” For the next nine months, she painted while wondering if she could commit to art fulltime.

Asked where he thinks the future will take Baylor students professionally, Tim Kelly '85 admits he doesn’t know. But he’s sure Baylor will prepare them if they get what he did from the school.

While working for Coca-Cola in London, Michelle Songy '04 and her busi­ness partner built Cake Technolo­gies, an app like Uber and similar mobile payment applications.

Allen Corey '74 shares the se­crets of his success for students entering the workforce in the future.

Kate Lynch '09 knew she wanted to work with children in some capacity and considered becoming a pediatrician until she took a life-changing class in developmental psy­chology at Vanderbilt.

Natalie Brackett '09 was so taken by the girls who received an educa­tion at the Sikkim Happiness Home through the Taraloka Foundation that she now works in international education.

Baylor celebrated the opening of the Scotty Probaco Academic Center, the Bullard Family Quadrangle, and Ireland Stairs in a dedication ceremony on Sept. 19, 2018.

Baylor students and faculty celebrated the opening of the 125th academic year with the annual convocation exercises on Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018.

Dr. John Medina returned to Baylor as this year’s keynote speaker for the annual Parent Alliance Speaker Series.

The Baylor Board of Trustees welcomed six new members this fall and elected Scott Probasco III ’73 as a legacy trustee.

Fine Arts productions, student leadership positions, and student and faculty accomplishments - all in the Faculty and Student News.

Baylor's boy's golf team returned to the state throne in 2018 and the Baylor swimming and diving teams were named national champions! All the Baylor sports news is here.

Six alums and other members of the school community were honored at the Headmaster’s Awards and Memorial Chapel Service in October.

From young graduates who enlisted in World War I to today’s servicemen and women, Baylor alumni have a deep history of serving their country. 

Classmates of John Letcher '59 tell of the adventures of the Baylor Rocket Club.

Brian Holland '13 follows his love of learning and discovers some roots of his family tree.

“Young Male Angel" was officially dedicated in memory of Paul Kelly '45 on Thursday, Oct. 18.

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