When Jolene Mullins ’78 first stepped off the plane in Liberia as a young Peace Corps volunteer, she had only been out of the country once. After three decades of dodging gunfire and teaching children about the benefits of Vitamin A, she has very few regrets.
New Faces in God's House As the Catholic Church in the U.S. becomes more rooted in the Latin American traditions, a group of young Hispanic lay leaders is emerging – many of them trained at Barry’s Institute for Hispanic/Latino Theology and Ministry. Full Story
And Justice for All Last summer a group of Barry law students spent a week in New Orleans grappling with the post-Katrina justice system and learning what it means to be a ‘good’ lawyer. Full Story
Show me more than the money Andreas School of Business alums are among a growing trend of workers who mix corporate culture with community service. Full Story
Walk the line Barry’s Yucatan Project is helping Mexican children with foot and leg deformities put both feet on the ground. Full Story
Working Without a Net Physician Assistant Joanie Kemsley ’04 is a lifeline for hardworking Charlotte County residents who just can’t afford to see a doctor. Full Story
The Barry Years
A League of Her Own Barry’s campus provided Cassandra Roberson ’66 with a little breathing room in the segregated Miami of the 1960s. Full Story
