Alexis Talbert
Territory: Central and Southwest Houston (Houston Proper, Sugar Land, and Memorial area)
Contact: Alexis_talbert@baylor.edu or (254) 710-3435
Year I joined Baylor Admissions: 2024
Hometown: Waco, TX
Favorite thing about Baylor: The family and traditions at Baylor! Baylor is such a unique place with so many opportunities and traditions that truly welcome everyone. The community at Baylor shows unconditional support, ensures success, and holds true to their traditions and core values. My favorite tradition is Dr. Pepper Hour that happens every week on campus!
Favorite place in Waco: My favorite places to eat in Waco are La Fiesta and Di Camplis! They are both locally owned and source delicious food! If you can't find me there, I'm probably shopping at the local boutiques around town, The Collective being my favorite!
What inspires me: My family and friends inspire and push me to be the best version of myself daily! My parents and sisters have supported me in every aspect of life and inspire me to joyfully support others. I would not be where I am without their grace, love, and support. My husband inspires me daily, he is a true example of how to show grace and live selflessly. My grandparents have shown me the true definition of hard work and inspired me to always seek new opportunities. They have all inspired me to chase my dreams and exceed goals I have set for myself. Ultimately, I am inspired by my Christian faith to joyfully serve and love others unconditionally!
Favorite hobbies: I love to do anything outdoors and spend time with our dogs, Australian Shepherd, Ruger and Labrador Retriever, Paisley. If you can not find me in either of those places, I am spending time with my family, reading, or doing something in the kitchen!
Fun facts about me: I competed in various rodeo events for 7 years. During that time I won 7 World Championships and 6 Reserve World Championships in various events across the country. Additionally, I am an avid traveler and have visited over 20 different countries and 4 continents!
My advice to you: Don't let the admissions process overwhelm you! We want you to find your home and succeed in your educational goals. Visit campus and ask as many questions as you can. The college process will be smoother when you are able to build connections and ask for help from those around you!