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Sara Ann Hutto '17
Articles by Sara Ann Hutto '17
Ring Story: All in the Family
/ in Lifelong Tigers / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17When Louis Herns ’81 donated a class ring to the Alumni Association for his daughter when she graduated, he knew he would do the same for his son.
Club News
/ in Lifelong Tigers / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17The Fort Hill Clemson Club raised more than $100,000 at their 2020 Recruiting Wrap Up through sponsorships, ticket sales and the online auction.
ONE Clemson
/ in Lifelong Tigers / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17ONE Clemson is an organization within the Clemson Alumni Association that helps student-athletes transition into careers.
My Clemson: Billy Dunlap ’90
/ in Alumni Profiles, My Clemson / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17Billy Dunlap ’90 is leading a Clemson-based team of engineers in developing technology that could change communities and environments all over the world.
Alumni Profile: Cullen Harper ’08, M ’13
/ in Alumni Profiles, My Clemson / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17Like many kids, Cullen Harper played a lot of sports growing up: baseball, football, basketball.
Summer 2020 Travelers
/ in Travelers / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17Traveling for work? Going on vacation? Don’t forget to pack your Tiger Rag!
Alumni Profile: Jay Gamble ’77
/ in Alumni Profiles, My Clemson / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17A skier since childhood — thanks to family trips from Kingstree, S.C., to the Cataloochee Ski Area in Maggie Valley, N.C. — Jay Gamble left his position at Helena Chemical Company in South Carolina to turn skiing from a temporary pursuit into a full-time passion.
Coloring COVID-19
/ in Uncategorized / 0 Comments / by: Sara Ann Hutto '17When it became clear that the coronavirus pandemic would temporarily close schools and keep kids at home with their parents and guardians, Douglas Piper converted some of his prints into free coloring pages.