Strategic Partnerships University of Mary Hardin-Baylor recently partnered with Texas Christian University for collaborative initiatives. Leveraging this partnership could open up joint educational programs or research collaborations that cater to both institutions' student base.

Diversified Funding Receiving grants like the $28,000 investment from Fisher-Price showcases the university's ability to attract external funding. Exploring partnerships with organizations interested in supporting education and research can lead to additional funding opportunities.

Online Program Growth The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor is expanding its online portfolio of undergraduate and graduate programs through a partnership with Academic Partnerships. Offering services or solutions that enhance online learning experiences can be beneficial in tapping into this growing market.

Arts and Design Support The introduction of 'Friends of the Arts and Design' by the College of Visual and Performing Arts signifies a push for increased financial support. Tailoring products or services that cater to the arts community within the university can drive engagement and potential sponsorships.

Talented Personnel Recruitment Hiring top faculty members such as Janinah Burnett as a Visiting Assistant Professor of Voice highlights a commitment to excellence. Offering consulting or professional development services to attract and retain talented individuals in the higher education space can be a valuable sales approach.