When former President George H. W. Bush planned his library and school on the campus of Texas A&M University, he did not watch from afar, according to Dr. Charles Hermann.
“It was a big challenge but he was engaged with it. He didn’t just lend his name,” Hermann said.
Herrmann said he remembers the process well. He helped create the 41st president’s vision as The Bush School’s first dean.
As he reminisced over photos, including special ones of Bush with his first class, Hermann shared that, with “41” often dropping by, there were plenty of special moments.
