BEESON DIVINITY SCHOOL - Key Persons
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- Metadata Librarian for Serials & Electronic Resources
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- Marketing and Communication Manager / McWhorter School of Pharmacy and School
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- Associate Professor of Psychology
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- Technology and Education Learning Commons Coordinator / Teacher Education
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- Professor and Assistant Dean / Teacher Education
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- Member of the Officers Team
- Vice Chair
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- Assistant Professor of German
- Education
Education; International Education; German Language and Culture; Language, Literature and Film
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- Cataloging Technical Assistant
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- Marketing and Communication Manager, School of the Arts / Marketing and Communication
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- Associate Professor of History
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- Chairman, MSEM Graduate Program Director
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- Classics and Philosophy
- Professor
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- President of the University of Alabama
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- Samford 's 19th President
As Samford's 19th president, Beck A. Taylor is leading the university to remain vigilant in upholding the university's timeless values while preparing students to engage with an ever-changing world and ensuring that all of Samford's citizens are treated with love, dignity, and respect.
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- Assistant Librarian and Processing Archivist & Special Collection Librarian
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- Vice President for Advancement and Marketing, Professor of Marketing
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- Visiting Assistant Professor / Classics and Philosophy
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- Executive Director of Broadcast Services
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- Assistant Secretary
- Member of the Officers Team
- Trustee
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- Assistant Professor
- History
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- Assistant Professor
- Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Professor
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- Assistant Librarian and Archivist & User Services Librarian
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- Librarian and Government Documents Librarian, Reference Librarian Chair, Reference and Research Services / Reference and Research
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- Associate Professor
- Geography and Sociology
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- Assistant Vice President for University Marketing and Public Relations / Marketing and Communication
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- Library & Information Systems Specialist
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- Professor and Chair / Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Assistant Professor of Spanish
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- Charles Jackson Granade and Elizabeth Donald Granade Professor in New Testament
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- Assistant Librarian and Chair, Circulation
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- Chairman, Professor / Chemistry and Biochemistry
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- Administrative Assistant / Chemistry and Biochemistry, Physics
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- Visiting Assistant Professor
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- Associate Professor, Faculty Fellow, the Center for Worship and the Arts
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- Department Secretary, Propst Hall Building Coordinator
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- Distinguished Beeson Professor, Character Scholar in Residence
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- Associate Professor
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
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- University Communication Manager
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- Associate Professor
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
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- Director of Undergraduate Enrollment Management / Teacher Education
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- Circulation Assistant, Reserve Specialist
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- Web Marketing Coordinator
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- Assistant Professor / Communication and Media
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- Associate Professor
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
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- Associate Director, Master of Science in Environmental Management
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- Director of Computer Science, Associate Professor / Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Administrative Assistant to the Associate Dean
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- Associate Provost for Student Success and Diversity, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry / Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Education, Science and Technology, Women in STEM ( Science, Technology, Engineering, Math ) Fields
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- Marketing and Communications Coordinator / Howard College
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- Associate Dean, Professor / Geography and Sociology
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- Chairman and Professor / Physics
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- Digital Communication Specialist
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- Chairman, Professor / Classics and Philosophy
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- Senior Pastor, Dawson Memorial Baptist Church / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Investment Executive, McDonald Group, Inc
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- Director of Purchasing, Wood Fruitticher Grocery Co. Inc
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- President of Meridian College
Ralph Waldo Beeson (1900-1990), son of Dr. John Wesley Beeson, president of Meridian College, graduated from Emory University in 1920. He joined Liberty National Life Insurance Company in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1921. After several years selling insurance, he switched over to automobile distribution at Ford Motor Company in 1923. Ultimately, he returned to Liberty National in 1926 and transferred to Birmingham, Alabama, in 1927 to serve as the assistant secretary at the company. In 1942, he began his service in the U.S. Naval Reserve for the duration of World War II. After the war he became a director at the Veterans Administration in Richmond, Virginia, helping to organize the Insurance Service in their branch offices. Beeson began supporting Samford University during the 1960s, after his brother, Dwight Beeson, became involved.
As one of the greatest individual donors in Samford's history, Ralph Waldo Beeson's gifts to the university have provided for the establishment and endowment of Beeson Divinity School, the construction of Beeson Woods residential village, construction and equipment of the building for the School of Education, completion of an addition to the University Center, scholarships to Samford students pursuing ministry careers and much more.
Beeson died in 1990, nine days short of his 90th birthday. Following Beeson's death, Samford President Thomas E. Corts called him "a titanic figure in the history of Samford University," adding, "All that Mr. Beeson did, he did out of a sense of profound Christian stewardship." Beeson left the school an estate gift of $56 million. Beeson said, "It's the Lord's money. He gave me the gift of making it. I am not smart enough to make that much money on my own. It's His money, and I am going to give it back to Him." At the entrance to Centennial Walk, a bronze statue of Beeson sitting on a park bench bears the following inscription: "In a spirit of love and Christian stewardship he gave away all that he possessed ... to the glory of God. In the halls of this university, and in the hearts of its sons and daughters,the Christian charity of Ralph Waldo Beeson lives on forever."
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- Librarian and Systems Librarian
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- Founder of Howard and Judson Colleges
General Edwin D. King (?-1862) was a planter, businessman and philanthropist based in Marion, Alabama. Present at the founding of Howard College, King was one of its first financial backers and trustees. King also aided in founding the Judson Female Institute (Judson College) and The Alabama Baptist.
Edwin King was born in Georgia, to a wealthy family of planters that stretched from the tobacco plantations of Virginia and North Carolina to the prairie frontier of Alabama. King served in the Georgia militia during the War of 1812 and fought with General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in 1815. King later received the rank of major general in the Alabama militia. After the war, King moved to Perry County, Alabama, in 1816, where his brother, Elisha F. King, had already established a large cotton plantation. Although Edwin also became a cotton planter with thousands of acres and hundreds of slaves, it was his investments in local businesses and schools that consumed much of his time. King served as trustee to the University of Alabama and served the Alabama State Baptist Convention in many capacities, whether as an officer or the chair of a committee.
The president of the University of Alabama, Basil Manly, Sr., introduced King to Milo P. Jewett, an educator from Vermont who had moved south to establish a seminary for young women. King, along with Julia Tarrant Barron, helped Jewett found the Judson Female Institute in 1838 with King serving as its first trustee chair. Judson's first class included two of King's daughters.
In 1841, King, Barron, Jewett and James H. DeVotie-acting on initiatives already set in motion by the state Baptist Convention-founded a similar theological institution for the young men of Marion and named it Howard College. King regularly donated funds to keep Howard going during its first decades, and served on its board of trustees. Another prominent Baptist of the nineteenth century, B.H. Riley, noted, "It is not too much to say that the denomination of the state is more indebted to Gen. E. D. King for the successful establishment and maintenance of its two schools that to any other. It is gravely doubted that they could ever have been successfully organized and maintained, through their shifting fortunes, but for the clear judgment and liberal purse of General King."
Edwin D. King died in 1862 in Marion, and is buried in that city's cemetery. His son, Porter King, continued the family's connection with Howard by serving as a long-time trustee after the Civil War.
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- Chemical Stockroom Manager / Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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- Professor, Wilton H. Bunch Interdisciplinary Faculty Fellow, Mann Center Fellow in Community Based Learning
- Science and Technology, Environmental Science, Alabama Biodiversity
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- Cataloging Technical Assistant
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- Assistant Director of Admission
Education: M.S., Human Environmental Science, B.S., Biology
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- Associate Dean, Professor / Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Assistant Professor
- Classics and Philosophy
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- Administrative Assistant / Administration
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- Marketing and Communication Manager / Moffett & Sanders School of Nursing
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- Assistant Professor of Physics
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- Associate Professor
- Teacher Education
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- Associate Professor
- Mathematics and Computer Science
Grant Henley joined Samford in 2019 after teaching German on all levels of the undergraduate curriculum at Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee and at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois. His research interests include: theology and literature, German medieval literature, German Pietism, the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, German-Jewish literature, and postwar German novels. He is currently working on a book project that explores the influence and role of Christian rhetoric on German cultural renewal efforts during the Interregnum Period (1945-1949) in allied-occupied Germany.
Before working in academe, Henley served as an evangelist with the Churches of Christ in Boston, Massachusetts and in Munich and Berlin, Germany. Grant and his wife, Amy, have been married 34 years and have two sons (Dan and Joel), and a daughter-in-law (Kara). They joined the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) in 2016 and are active members in their local parish at Christ the King Anglican Church in Hoover, Alabama. In his free time, Henley enjoys tropical aquaria, bicycling and golf.
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- Assistant Professor
- Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Assistant Professor
- Teacher Education
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- Associate Professor of French
This chapel is spoken of as "A Sermon in Stone" for its witness of the Gospel message through sacred art and architecture.
The Andrew Gerow Hodges Chapel was consecrated as a hallowed place of worship in 1995. It is dedicated to the glory of the living, Triune God for the service of his church and the furtherance of his kingdom. This chapel is spoken of as "A Sermon in Stone" for its gospel witness through sacred art and architecture to the Samford community, the greater Birmingham community, and the far-reaching places of the world. The visible prominence of Hodges Chapel at the center of the divinity school reminds us of the centrality of worship in all we do.
When Beeson Divinity School was founded in 1988, one of Mr. Ralph Beeson's requests was that the divinity school house a "special" chapel. Though he did not live to see its completion, Mr. Beeson's wishes were fulfilled. Designed by architect Neil Davis, Hodges Chapel is a unique house of worship redolent with beautiful art and symbols of the Christian faith, which turn our attention heavenward beyond the chapel dome. In the fall of 2002, the chapel was officially named in honor of Andrew Gerow Hodges, who was a personal friend and advisor to the late Mr. Beeson.
A variety of worship services takes place in Hodges Chapel throughout the year. The Beeson community and the wider Samford community gather each Tuesday during the semester for a weekly chapel service. Other events, such as endowed lecture series, take place in the chapel throughout the year. Hodges Chapel is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for tours, personal prayer and meditation. Beeson is an evangelical, interdenominational theological school, and the doors of Hodges Chapel are open to all visitors. Tours can be requested through the Office of the Curator (205-726-2227) or, for large groups, online.
May Jesus Christ's invitation, "Come unto me all who are heavy laden, and I will refresh you," be found by all who enter this sacred place.
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- Chairman
- Member of the Officers Team
- Trustee
- Vice Chair
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- Member of the Faculty & Staff
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- Associate Professor
- Psychology
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- General Education Coordinator
An impassioned advocate of education in frontier Alabama, Rev. James Harvey DeVotie played a pivotal role in the founding of Howard College. Not only did he propose naming the institution after the British reformer, John Howard, he also chaired the Alabama Baptist Convention's committee on education, which recommended the founding of the college, served on the school's first board of trustees, and was Howard's principal advocate and agent (fundraiser). "As an agent," one contemporary wrote, DeVotie was "gifted with a pleasing address, a fluent utterance and a heart running over with the tenderest sensibilities when he rises to address an audience" on funding missions of education. "His passionate appeals, seconded by his imaginative powers, are sure to arouse enthusiasm and secure large contributions."
Born September 24, 1813, in Oneida County, New York, J. H. DeVotie was the son of an irreligious frontier farmer and a pious Presbyterian mother-the latter shaping his educational and religious values. He converted to Christianity in 1830, and the following year moved to Savannah, Georgia, and lived with a merchant uncle who was a devout Baptist. The young DeVotie rejected several of the tenets of his Presbyterian upbringing and was baptized via immersion on Sunday, December 4, 1831, by H. O. Wyer, the pastor of the church in Savannah. Immediately feeling the call to preach, DeVotie moved to High Hills Santee in South Carolina to study at the Furman Theological Institute and supplied the pulpit at nearby Camden. Following what he later described as an "unfortunate misunderstanding" with members of the faculty, DeVotie left the school after eighteen months. Nonetheless, in March 1833, he was ordained at Camden and assumed the pastorate of the church. By September 1834, DeVotie was in Montgomery, Alabama, initially preaching two Sundays each month at the Baptist church and later every Sabbath.
The year in Montgomery proved to be a stormy one for the twenty-one-year-old minister, who found himself at odds with his congregation over a number of issues, including his marriage to a non-Baptist, Margaret Christian Noble, who was condemned for being too "devoted to fashion." This, along with DeVotie's Yankee brashness and youthful fervor, led to his dismissal in May 1835. Discouraged, he decided to quit the ministry, but the Rev. Alva Woods, president of the University of Alabama, persuaded DeVotie to accept the pulpit at First Baptist, Tuscaloosa, where he remained four years. In 1840, he became pastor of the thriving Siloam Baptist Church in Marion and worked tirelessly for Howard College during his fourteen-year tenure. He would later be given an honorary degree from the college. In 1856, he was called by First Baptist, Columbus (Georgia). During his tenure in Columbus, and later at the Baptist church in Griffin, DeVotie emerged as one of the most important leaders in the Georgia Baptist Convention. He died on February 16, 1891.
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- Charles Jackson Granade and Elizabeth Donald Granade Professor in New Testament
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- Professor and Director, EdS Instructional Leadership
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- Faculty Instructor / Teacher Education
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- Associate Professor
- Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Librarian and Music Librarian, Cataloging & Metadata Librarian Chair, Cataloging
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- Professor
- Teacher Education
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- Mathematics and Computer Science
- Professor
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- English and Director of Core Rhetoric and Seminar
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- Associate Professor
- Geography and Sociology
- Science and Technology, Coastal Geography
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- Associate Professor of Religion and Sociology, Congregational Research Strategist
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- Assistant Librarian and Chair, Special Collection
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- Professor and Chair / Geography and Sociology
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- Executive Assistant, Marketing and Communication / Marketing and Communication
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- Development Officer / Howard College
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- Chairman, Professor / History
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- Associate Professor
- Geography and Sociology
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- Assistant Professor
- Geography and Sociology
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- Circulation Assistant, Night Supervisor
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- Director, Samford Center for Science and Religion
- Science and Religion
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- Benefactor and Founder of Howard College
Julia Tarrant Barron (1805-1890) played an important role in Alabama Baptist history. She was born in South Carolina but moved with her family to the Alabama Territory at a young age. In 1828, she married William Barron, a prosperous businessman in Perry County. About a year later, Julia gave birth to their only son, John Thomas Barron. William died in 1832, leaving Julia with a large estate.
Julia became one of the wealthiest women in Marion. She was well respected among the community and a prominent member of Siloam Baptist Church. Although little is actually known of Julia's specific church work, in 1840, Hosea Holcomb, a Baptist historian, described the women of Siloam Baptist Church as, "precious ones of the earth-such as an Apostle would commend: they follow Jesus, ministering unto him-and ‘have been succourers of many, and of myself also.'"
In 1838, Julia invited General E. D. King and other Baptist leaders to her home to discuss organizing a Baptist school for young ladies. That year, she rented a building for the school and invited the newly elected school president Dr. Milo P. Jewett and his wife to stay with her free of charge. The school opened as the Judson Female Institute in 1839 with Julia's son, John Thomas, enrolled as one of the "young ladies."
In 1841, James H. DeVotie, the pastor at Siloam Baptist Church, is believed to have discussed the idea of starting a college for men with Julia and other Baptist leaders. Although the specifics of her role in the founding of Howard College is not known, she is believed to have taken part in recruiting Samuel Sterling Sherman as the college's first president and is credited with being at the head of the donors list. The Alabama Baptist, a newspaper she co-founded, credits her as being the first donor to the new school.
Julia's son, John Thomas, became one of the original 9 students to attend Howard College and was the first to graduate from the school in 1848. After graduation, he became a physician in Marion and continued to support Howard as a patron and a trustee. When the campus was destroyed by fire in 1854, J. T. Barron was listed on the roster of contributors as donating $2,000. However, tradition says it was Julia Barron who gave the land for the school to be rebuilt.
During his presidency at Howard College, Dr. John C. Dawson asked Julia's granddaughter, Olive Barron Becker, to paint Julia's portrait for the school. The portrait now resides in the Special Collection department at the Samford University Library. It was presented to Howard College, now Samford University, in December 1945. In February 1946, an unveiling ceremony was held in Reid Chapel to commemorate Julia Barron's significant role in the history of Alabama Baptists and the university.
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- Marketing and Communication Coordinator, Orlean Beeson School of Education / Marketing and Communication
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- Director, MSE in Instructional Leadership
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- Assistant Certification Officer / Administration
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- Chairman, Teacher Education
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- Assistant Professor
- Teacher Education
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- Alumni Relations Coordinator
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- Administrative Assistant / Teacher Education
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- Administrative Assistant / Psychology
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- Librarian and Dean, Samford University Library
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- Admission Counselor, Regional
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- Professor and Chair, Human Development and Family Science
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- Associate Professor
- Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Associate Librarian and Reference & Instruction Librarian / Reference and Research
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- Senior Graphic Designer / Creative Services
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- Visiting Assistant Professor
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- Social Media Manager / Marketing and Communication
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- Special Projects Coordinator
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- Librarian and Library Instruction Coordinator, Reference Librarian / Reference and Research
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- Professor
- Science and Technology, Alabama Botany and Wildlife
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- Director of Debate and Instructor
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- Administrative Assistant / Geography and Sociology and Political Science
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- Associate Professor
- History
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- Librarian and Associate Dean Chair, Collection Management
Education: B.A., Human Development and Family Science
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- Digital Marketing Specialist / Marketing and Communication
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- Director of Graduate Admissions and Student Services / Administration
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- Assistant Professor, Language Study Abroad Coordinator
With his generous 2022 bequest of $95 million for endowed student scholarships and $5 million for supporting the Frances Marlin Mann Center for Ethics and Leadership, Marvin Mann provided the largest gift to the university by a single donor and the largest gift ever made to a higher education institution in the state of Alabama by a single donor.
Mann, a first-generation college graduate and native of Springdale, Alabama, understood the meaning of hard work and treasured the value of his Samford education. Having grown up in the Great Depression, he began working at four years old, candling eggs at his grandfather's distribution business. After graduating from Samford in 1954, he worked for IBM for 32 years and went on to found Lexmark International, Inc. in 1991 where he served as chief executive officer and chairman until 1999. He was named Samford's Alumnus of the Year in 2004 and received an honorary doctorate in commerce from the university in 1993.
"My father occasionally told stories of hitchhiking to and from Samford during the 1950s, so he must have highly valued his experience there, especially considering the effort he had to go through to attend," said Mann's son, Jeff Mann. "It's obvious that my father revered Samford University and its community. For anyone to provide a gift that represents decades of hard work, leadership and successful investing he must have had full confidence in the leadership and future of the institution."
Mann was a beloved member of the Samford community. Aside from being named Alumnus of the Year, he was also the first recipient of the university's Ethics-in-Business Award in 2006. The award, which was later renamed as the Marvin Mann Ethics-in-Business Award, recognizes individuals who embody professional achievement and personal integrity, who display an uncommon commitment to leadership through service, and who have left their marks of influence on institutions and industries without compromising Christian virtue or charity.
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- Professor and Director, EdD in Educational Leadership
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- Administrative Assistant / Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Assistant Professor
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
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- Certification Officer and State Liaison / Data Manager of Accreditation
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- Professor of Communication Studies, Wilton H. Bunch Interdisciplinary Faculty Fellow
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- Executive Director of Creative Services / Creative Services
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- Founder of Howard and Judson Colleges
Milo P. Jewett (1808-1882) was a clergyman and leading advocate for women's education in the mid-nineteenth century. Although he is counted as one of the founders of Howard College, he is better known for establishing its neighbor, Judson College, in Marion, Alabama, and serving as its first president. After leaving the South for political reasons in 1855, Jewett helped found Vassar College in New York.
Born in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, in 1808, he graduated from Dartmouth College in 1828. He entered Andover Theological Seminary the following year and while there, began to lecture for the cause of common (public) schools in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut. After seminary, Jewett moved to Ohio to serve as a professor at Marietta College; because it was a Presbyterian institution, Jewett obtained his preaching license from the presbytery. He married Jane Augusta Russell in 1833. In 1838, Jewett was baptized into the Baptist church and felt obligated to resign his post at a Presbyterian college.
Six months later he moved to Marion, Alabama, where he oversaw the establishment of a seminary for young women with the support of the local Baptist church, Siloam. The seminary, called the Judson Female Institute, was named for Alabama's first female foreign missionary. It opened its doors in 1839, with Jewett as its president. During this time, proponents of Baptist education in Alabama resolved to open a theological college for men. In 1841, Jewett met with Julia Tarrant Barron, E. D. King and James H. DeVotie to discuss the matter, and during that meeting Howard College was founded.
While at Judson, Jewett also helped to found, edit and print The Alabama Baptist, a weekly newspaper and church periodical. By the 1850s, it was clear Jewett's abolitionist beliefs did not fit in with the goals of the Southern Baptist Convention. Jewett resigned from Judson in 1855, and moved to Poughkeepsie, New York, where he advised Matthew Vassar in the development and chartering of Vassar Female College. Jewett was appointed the college's first president, but he never took the post due to disagreements with Vassar and the trustees. Jewett then moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he remained active in education until his death in 1882.
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- Assistant Professor
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
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- Director of University Marketing, Marketing and Communication Lead, Brock School of Business and Cumberland School of Law
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- Counsel for Balch and Bingham / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Senior Vice President, Bryant Bank / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Chief Executive Officer, White Plume Technologies / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Vice Chairman and Director, Dunn Investment Company / Birmingham, Alabama
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- President and Chief Executive Officer, Neaman Advisors / Chicago, Illinois
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- Retired, Vice President of Advancement, Samford University / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Retired Newspaper Publisher / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Retired, the Office of Institutional Effectiveness, Samford University / Birmingham, Alabama
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- President and Editor - in - Chief of TAB Media Group, the Alabama Baptist / Homewood, Alabama
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- Retired Director of Parent and Family Programs, Samford University / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Clinical Experiences Coordinator / Teacher Education
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- Marketing and Communication Manager, Beeson Divinity School / Marketing and Communication
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- Instructor of Spanish and College Coordinator of Assessment
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- Associate Professor
- Classics and Philosophy
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- Circulation Assistant, Media Specialist
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- Professor of Natural Sciences
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- Assistant Librarian and Cataloging & Metadata Librarian
Education: B.A. International Relations and Sociology
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- Senior Pastor St. Peter 's Anglican Church 3207 Montevallo Road / Mountain Brook, AL
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- Associate Dean of Diversity and Inclusion, Grace College
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- Senior Pastor, Wayside Presbyterian Church / Signal Mountain, Tennessee
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- Senior Pastor, South Highland Presbyterian Church / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Senior Pastor, St. John 's Evangelical Protestant Church / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Pastor, First Baptist Church / Pell City, Alabama
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- Pastor, the Church Without Walls / Houston, Texas
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- Pastor, New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church / Bessemer, Alabama
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- Pastor, Bethel Baptist Church of Collegeville / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Senior Pastor, Fellowship Bible Church / Roswell, Georgia
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- Assistant to the Rector, St. Mary 's - on - the - Highlands Episcopal Church / Birmingham, Alabama
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- President, Urban Energy Enterprises LLC / Birmingham, Alabama
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- Chairman of Western Intellectual History
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- Director, Samford Conservatory
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- Research Compliance Officer
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- Professor and Chair / Psychology
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- Chairman, S. Louis and Ann W. Armstrong Professor
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- Professor, Executive Director of Debate
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- History
- Professor
- University Historian
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- Circulation Assistant, Periodical Specialist
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- Visiting Assistant Professor
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- Assistant Librarian and Reference & Instruction Librarian / Reference and Research
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- Director of Creative Services / Creative Services
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- Senior Graphic Designer / Creative Services
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- Instructor / Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Director, International Relations Program
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- Assistant Professor of Classics, Wilton H. Bunch Interdisciplinary Faculty Fellow
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- Development Officer / Orlean Beeson School of Education
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- Assistant Secretary
- Member of the Officers Team
- Secretary
- Trustee
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- Marketing and Communication Coordinator / Marketing and Communication
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- Associate Professor
- Mathematics and Computer Science
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- Professor
- Psychology
- Science and Technology, Psychology, the Science of Learning and Teaching
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- Classics and Philosophy
- Professor
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- Assistant Professor
- Physics
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- Director of Regional Recruitment
Education: M.B.A., Business Administration, B.A., Interior Design
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- Associate Professor
- Teacher Education
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- Assistant Professor
- Classics and Philosophy
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- Professor and Sociology Program Director, Department of Geography & Sociology Program Director, Race, Ethnicity, & Social Justice Minor Director / Geography and Sociology
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- Professor of History / History
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- Interim Chair, Professor of English, Writing Center Director
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- Coordinator, Acquisitions
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- Assistant Vice President for Creative and Digital Marketing / Marketing and Communication
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- Preministerial Scholars Director
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- Member of the Officers Team
- Secretary
- Trustee
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- Media Center Manager / Media Center
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- Media and Professional Development Advisor
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- Chairman
- Member of the Officers Team
- Trustee
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- Circulation Assistant, Night Supervisor