10 MOMENTS THAT MATTER TO DAVID BURKS ~~ ~ ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT LOVE OF ALIFETIME Burks I ,leah, got engaged in 1%5, theirsenior FUTURE PROFESSION Burks served as Student Association president at Hardi 964-1%5 school DR. BENSON Burks, then the SA president, spoke at President George Benson's 1965 retirement dinner. HONORED TEACHER Burks received the Distinguished Teacher Award in 1975 for his work in the II INAUGURATION Then-govemor Bill Clinton was the keynote speaker at Burks' 1987 presidential inauguration. NEW ENTRANCE In 1998, the railroad tracks on the south side of campus were removed for an entrance and the Center. DEAN BURKS Bryan Burks, Burks' oldest son, was the dean of the College of Business Administration this year. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 JIM Bill MCINTEER 9 Jim Bill Mdnteer, Board ofTrusleessecretory, spoke atthe 1994 dedication of the Mdnteer Centerfor Bible and World Missions. RELIEVING STRESS 10 Every day at 6:30 a.m. Burks jogged around campus. He said he .,nfor 30 minutes each moming. LEADERSHIP - 138 PRESIDENT DAVID BURKS speaks in the Benson Auditorium Aug. 24 dunng convocation.In theceremony, the Harding community celebrated th ebeginning of anew school year with the annual pre - sentation of flags, and faculty an dstudent charges. 'R. KECK DRAWING ON HIS EXPERIENCE AS AGRANDFATHER OF SIX, PreSident David Burks holds Corbin Cherry, son of Daniel Cherry, administrati ve assIStant to the preSident, before aWednesday night Bible study at Burks house Sept 22. Burks and his wife, Leah, welcomed visitors of all ages into ther rhome for aBible study every week, giving th eBurkles anopportunity to interact withvanous membersof the Hardingcommunity. 'R. KECK
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