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1st Annual Golf Tournament
Alumni, Ralph “Butch” Choate, is hosting a First Annual golf tournament...
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President of PTS steps down...
William J. Tabbernee steps down as president of Phillips Theological Seminary
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New! Museum Video
Catch this 3- min video about the PU Gallery and learn how to save your special memories...
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Leadership Conference
Photos from the 2007 Leadership Conference, including the scholars commercials!
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First Annual PU Legacy Foundation Golf Tournament
One of our alumni, Ralph "Butch" Choate, is hosting a First Annual PU Legacy Foundation Golf Tournament at his beautiful course, Turkey Creek Golf Club, west of Hennessey, Oklahoma as a part of the 2009 Phillips University Alumni Reunion.
Butch has a reputation of running a tournament, second to none, and not one to be missed.
Planned for Friday, June 26th, 2009 from 10 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., the event is geared toward the alumni, friends and supporters of Phillips University. The tournament will be a four-person "schamble" designed for 4-member Teams. If you would like to sponsor a hole, submit goodies for the player bags, bring a team or be a part of team, please let us know. Prizes will be given to various winners to include: closest to the pin, longest drive and the top three overall team winners.
The tournament proceeds will benefit the Phillips University Legacy Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Program.
Click here for the golf classic registration form along with the reunion registration form.
Please register for the golf classic by June 19th and registration is “first-come, first-serve as only 144 registrations will be taken. Save the Date!
(A schamble is a type of golf tournament that combines elements of a scramble with elements of stroke play.)
Former PU Legacy Scholar to Study at Ecumenical Institute in Switzerland
Jonathan Hall was named the 2009 Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Bossey Scholar. He will study at the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey located in Geneva, Switzerland from Sept. '09 - Jan. '10.
The Ecumenical Institute at Bossey is a school of 45 students from around the world who experience ecumenical learning, academic study and personal exchange.
Jonathan was a member of the 2005-06 class of Phillips University Legacy Scholars. He attended Transylvania University and grew up in Huntsville, AL. Congratulations Jonathan on this prestigious honor!
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THE NEW VISION FOR PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY
The Phillips University Legacy Foundation is proudly offering its leadership in the creation of a new vision for Phillips University. The Phillips University Tradition Project is a $3 million campaign to:
- Raise scholarship funds to uphold the principles of academic excellence and Christian leadership.
- Support the design and development of a Phillips University Gallery in the new Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center in Enid, Oklahoma.
- Help fund ongoing Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center educational programs that will bear the University's name.
