Carol Lee Brosseau

 Miller Gaffney'02 as well as Carol Lee Pryor's 2003 host "Art Breakers", which airs on Sunday nights at 7 p.m. on Ovation. The series is centered around their role as art brokers that connect artists and collectors. The two filmed four episodes that will air throughout the month of October beginning Sunday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. Central. Ovation has nearly 50 million users. It also supports artists with its Ovation Digital Art Network. The couple hopes to receive the green signal soon so that they can take on more. My life has been shaped by the Baylor friends I have made and the acquaintances I have made. Karen Pope, Art History Department. I was able to attend several classes in my major with Dr. Pope. She also took me to Chicago and Paris to learn art. Her passion for art was infectious. It was always a joy to learn from her. In one summer, I worked as mechanic's assistant, changing oil and brake pads. 


                       











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