JACKSON, Tenn. — Oct. 4, 2022 — Union University recognized the 100 inductees into its Bicentennial Hall of Honor during a Legacy Luncheon Sept. 23 in the Carl Grant Events Center as part of the university’s bicentennial kick-off celebration.
“With a long and storied history, Union University has been the beneficiary of a number of individuals who have served faithfully and made a significant impact upon the institution,” Union President Samuel W. “Dub” Oliver said. “We wanted to recognize some of the most significant people who have helped make Union University the excellent, Christ-centered school that it is today. We are so grateful for all of these individuals and the ways that God has used them to make a difference in the life of Union University”
The Bicentennial Hall of Honor was designed to recognize and honor those who have contributed in a significant way to the vision and mission of the university. Union accepted nominations and based its final selection decision on the following criteria:
- Inductees embody the core values and mission of Union University.
- Inductees hold a degree from Union, worked at Union or served on the Board of Trustees.
- Inductees could be either living or deceased.
- Inductees are those whose dedication and achievements have significantly affected the university and should be honored for their contributions.
- Inductees supported and advanced Union’s mission through leadership to alumni, students and/or the community.
A full listing of inductees is available at uu.edu/200/hall-of-honor/.