Berry Community Stories

As one of our most honored and distinctive traditions, Alumni Work Week is a special way for alumni and friends to enjoy fellowship while also giving back to Berry. More

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Scholarships made it possible for Navywife and mother of two, Barbara Bentley, to earn her Berry degree. Now, she’sdoing the same for others by endowing a scholarship at Berry through her will.“ … that’s what... More

Having a will can give you the assurance that your loved onesand causes you care about will be provided for after you’re gone. To learn moreabout wills, don’t miss “Ask the Expert” with Kelly Holloway, an... More

2023 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner: Outstanding Young Alumni Caroline Gettis Huffaker (09C) A volunteer position with the Sexual Assault Center of NWGA while a Berry student ignited a passion for... More

2023 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner: Entrepreneurial Spirit Robert Swarthout (04C) From a partnership launched during his days as a Berry student, Robert Swarthout has honed his business acumen and... More

2023 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner: Distinguished Service Mark Banta (87C) When Atlanta Magazine issues its annual list of the "Atlanta 500," Mark Banta (82C) is regularly included among the ranks of... More

Reflecting on his 31.5-year career as a U.S. Navy chaplain and 27 years of pastoral ministry, Robert Carpenter testifies of two things: the faithfulness of God and the impact his experience as one of the inaugural... More

Mark and Judy Keappler (82C) Mark (82C) and Judy Howard (82C) Keappler know the transformative power of the Berry community. The couple chooses to be loyal members of the Martha Berry Society because... More