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Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17
Articles by Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17
Tigers in Texas
/ in Lifelong Tigers / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17The Alumni Association, IPTAY and Annual Giving collaborated to bring Clemson to Texas on Sept. 4-8, 2018. Nearly 1,000 alumni participated in four “CU in the City” events, hosted by the Clemson Clubs of Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Dallas; the events raised funds for the Tigers in Texas Scholarship Endowment, which provides scholarships for Texas-based […]
Show Me How You Really Feel: Brian Sullivan '90
/ in Alumni Profiles / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17Imagine leaving an online review without having to write a single word. Thanks to Sullivan, there’s an app for that. A 1990 PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE and clinical psychologist, Brian Sullivan is also the co-founder of Vizbii Inc., a technological communication company headquartered in Charleston. Vizbii is home to Morphii, a platform that’s changing the game for […]
The Patriot: Robert McPherson 'Mac' Burdette '72, M '74, M '77
/ in Alumni Profiles / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17As the executive director of Patriots Point in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, Burdette is motivated by his passions for history and the military. PATRIOTS POINT Naval and Maritime Museum is home to the USS Yorktown, known affectionately as the Fighting Lady. The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, decommissioned in 1970, earned 11 battle stars in the […]
Wyche named deputy director of Johnson Space Center
/ in Lifelong Tigers / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17Vanessa Ellerbe Wyche ’85, M ’87 remembers studying hard at Clemson and the way campus leaders mentored her, especially when one chemistry professor encouraged her to trust herself when she was struggling: “I remember telling him that I wasn’t quite understanding something. He told me that I just needed to step back, take a break, […]
A Voice for the Community: Whitney Sullivan '13
/ in Alumni Profiles / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17As an early-morning anchor, Sullivan has been nationally recognized for her dedication to viewers. WHITNEY SULLIVAN begins her day as Columbia sleeps. She usually settles into her desk at WLTX News 19’s headquarters around 1 a.m. The office, a utilitarian mishmash of brick and steel on Garners Ferry Road, is never truly quiet. In the […]
Travelers Winter 2019
/ in Travelers / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17Mexico: Katherine Evatt ’12, Ben Evatt ’81 and Anne Madison Evatt ’15 at Maroma Beach pose in front of a sign pointing to different cities and landmarks.
Utah: Rebecca '12, Findlay '09 and Cooper '14 Salter
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17Rebecca ’12, Findlay ’09 and Cooper ’14 Salter spent some family time on the slopes of the Wasatch Mountains.
Tanzania: Dale Minner, father of Sarah Minner Dahl '06
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17Dale Minner, die-hard Clemson dad, traveled to Tanzania in October 2018 to dig wells for remote villages. He traveled with Ken Wood, whose charity Lifetime Wells International has dug almost 2,000 wells in Ghana and Tanzania. Learn more at www.lifetimewellsinternational.org.
California: Kristen '11 and Atticus '11 Mabry
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto Grant ’17In August 2018, Kristen ’11 and Atticus ’11 Mabry ascended up the Mountaineer Route of Mount Whitney to a height of 14,505 feet. “Unbelievably enough, there were graduates from University of South Carolina, University of Georgia and University of Florida all at the same time. The Mountaineer Route takes three days from the Whitney Portal […]