Faculty Application for Graduate School of Education Programs
Baker's residential campus is a tight-knit community where most students live in a residence hall, on-campus apartment or a Greek chapter house.
Students participate in Mungano's annual candlelight vigil. With more than 75 student activities and organizations from which to choose, students have no trouble finding their niche.
At Baker, students quickly become part of a community and make friendships that last a lifetime.
Parents have a special opportunity to visit their children on Family Weekend, held in September.
Parents of Baker students can learn about different services available to their students including Career Services and Residence Life.
As the parent of a Wildcat, there will be many opportunities to share in your student's successes.
At Baker, students learn while surrounded by people of different backgrounds, challenging them to reach beyond the familiar.
Sunday, September 2311 a.m. - 8 p.m. | Wildcat Cafe OpenHarter Union, First FloorThe Wildcat Cafe is a great place to grab something from the grill or a fresh salad. Located in the Harter Union, the Wildcat Cafe overlooks the campus and is ideal for a made-to-order meal. 1 - 4 p.m. | Quayle Bible Collection ToursCollins LibraryBaker University's Quayle Bible Collection brings together significant Bibles and related materials. This year’s exhibit, The Secret Life of a Jacobean Drawing Room, explores the 17th century world of the Welsh Marches. Visitors are invited into the drawing room from the Urishay Castle, housed in the Spencer Wing of the Collins Library, to appreciate the lovely woodwork and stained glass and to absorb its atmosphere. Books on display include Bibles, sermons, and prayer books of the period. A prayer book from 1632 is open to the prayer of thanksgiving that the Gunpowder Plot (Guy Fawkes) was foiled and the life of King James I & VI was spared. 1 - 4 p.m. | Old Castle MuseumOld Castle Museum | Campus Map (31)Visit the place where Baker started! The Old Castle Museum displays items from local and University history. The collection is housed in the building where classes first began in 1858. The current exhibit highlights politics and politicians at Baker. Located on Fifth Street, behind Collins Gym. |
