Coaching Philosophy: Women’s head golf coach, David Shuster, began coaching at a young age, leading summer leagues and working in his local recreation department. He competed in multiple sports, and eventually narrowed his focus to golf, which he played at the college level. After graduating from Angelo State University in 1980, Shuster went on to …
Coaching Philosophy: I believe that the impact on lives that I have as a coach is more important than the number of wins or championships I earn in my career. Since the HBU women’s soccer program inception in 2006, Head Coach Misty Jones has served at the helm. Since then, the team has won three …
Coaching Philosophy: We want to produce champions in every aspect of what we do. In the classroom, we strive to have individual GPAs and team GPAs well above the average of 3.0. Socially, we understand who we represent and try to be positive ambassadors for HBU. On the field, we like to play a high-energy, …
HBU’s 17 NCAA Division I sports represent the University on a national stage with great effect. They allow HBU to draw exceptional athletes, serve as a main component of student and alumni experience, and elevate the school to a level that meets and surpasses other universities. Athletics teams have played a formative role in shaping …
Steve Moniaci is HBU’s fourth director of Athletics. For about a decade, he has overseen the operations of the department and its 17 NCAA Division I sports programs. During his tenure, HBU successfully transitioned back to NCAA Division I membership status, joined the Southland Conference, started a football program and a beach volleyball program, and …
Coaching Philosophy: My coaching philosophy is about the development of young people. It is a privilege every day to see the growth in the young people I get to coach and mentor. I get to know my players and their parents years before I actually get to coach them in school during the recruiting process. …
Coaching Philosophy: My hope is that I live as Christ daily, and I strive to grow in my faith and deepen my relationship with the Lord. That’s something that our coaches and staff manifest in their lives. We have to be about teaching those qualities. We want to give every player a great college experience. …
The Looper Learning Commons, named for the Doris and Terry Looper family, was dedicated in late 2016 in the Moody Library, and currently houses the majority of the team members in the Department of Student Success and Advising (Student Success). Since then, the space has become a hub for individual and group study, as well …
Professorship at HBU Honors Bisagno Frank Minton, a former pastor, remembers meeting the man who would become his best friend, John Bisagno, in 1957. “It was when I played pro-ball with the Brooklyn Dodgers. We met in a café in Shawnee, Oklahoma,” he said. Minton and his wife, Joyce, hit it off with Bisagno and …
Submitted by the Morris Family Center for Law & Liberty If there is one thing about Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill that stands out, it was his conviction during the Second World War that liberty and Western Civilization are worth defending. It’s a good message for young people to hear. The mission of the …
