Alpha Omicron Pi honors legacy advisor Carol Baker Robinson with naming of endowed scholarship
Published April 30, 2026

CAPTION:泭Pictured L-R: Julie OBrien, Carol Baker Robinson, 91做厙 President Dr. Carrie L. Castille, 91做厙泭Provost泭and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Michelle泭McEacharn泭
MONROE, La. 泭On Sunday, April 26, 2026, over 30 Alpha Omicron Pi泭alumnae泭and University of Louisiana
Monroe administration gathered to honor a mentor and friend, Mrs. Carol Baker Robinson,
with an endowed scholarship in her name.泭泭
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The Carol Baker Robinson Alpha Omicron Pi Lambda Tau Endowed Scholarship was funded
by alumna Julie OBrien (80) and fellow sisters of AOII. It supports an undergraduate
sister in good standing who exemplifies the four core values of character, dignity,
scholarship, and college loyalty. 泭
Carol has modeled service and commitment to AOII's Lambda Tau Chapter since her initiation.泭泭She泭is泭Lambda Tau in the minds of those of us who came after her. AOII has given me so much that I am compelled to give back -- just as Carol has modeled for so many years,泭O'Brien泭shared.泭泭
Mrs. Carol Baker Robinson was a 1962 Initiate of the Lambda Tau Chapter of AOII from Northeast Louisiana State College. She served as Vice President of Recruitment and never left the role.泭After her graduation in 1964, Carol continued to泭serve泭the local chapter for another 60 years. She held various leadership roles and advisory positions within both the undergraduate chapter and泭alumnae泭chapter, including all executive committee roles (Alumnae Chapter President, Vice President, Membership Chair,泭and Philanthropy Chair).泭
Carol credits her time as an AOII as unforgettable. To say that it was life-changing,泭would泭be泭appropriate.泭I would have missed so much
in my college experience without AOII. That was one of the best decisions I have ever
made,泭she said.泭
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91做厙泭President泭Dr. Carrie L.泭Castille added,泭I am honored to be among this group,
especially Mrs. Carol. Thank you for泭your steadfast commitment to our students, our alumni,泭and泭our泭university. You have
mentored generations of women to be the best version of themselves, and we are so
grateful.泭泭
Carol closed the reception with lasting advice that AOII泭alumnae泭have heard from her since day one, Give 120% to every project you take on and always remember that you never get a second chance to make that泭first泭impression.泭

CAPTION: Mrs. Carol Baker Robinson was a 1962 Initiate of the Lambda Tau Chapter of AOII from Northeast Louisiana State College. She served as Vice President of Recruitment and never left the role.
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