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President Mitch Henry speaks at a press conference at City Hall as a partnership is signed between Faulkner and MPD. On Wednesday June 26, Faulkner University President Mitch Henry and City of Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create...
Please extend congratulations to Abby Collins, Danni Connelly, Leanne Gifford, Ashley Ingwersen, and Kailee Peterson, who successfully defended their honors thesis on April 13th.The honors thesis represents the culmination of an honors degree and more than a year's...
The human resources department is responsible for many people-related issues. As you step into the role of management, you’ll take on these issues on a larger scale. One such responsibility is mediation. When workplace conflicts arise, you’ll be fully prepared to...
A business degree teaches you many skills that not only benefit your career but your personal life as well. You might not expect things like business strategy and management techniques to apply to your day-to-day life, but they certainly do. By the time you graduate...
The Criminal Justice Online program will teach you everything you need to know to enter the workforce. Yet there’s always more to be learned outside of the classroom, too. If you’re enrolled in the BCJ program at Faulkner University, you – like many students – may...
Whether you recently graduated with a Master’s degree or have been working in the field professionally for a while, you can further your education by enrolling in Faulkner University’s online Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities program. A number of factors set this...
We live in a world where you can do almost anything online. You can take classes and earn a degree, search and apply for a job, keep up with friends, communicate with almost anyone instantly, and find answers to literally almost any question. This is an era of instant...
If you’re enrolled in online classes, you might be wondering how to make friends without the in-person study groups and one-on-one communication that you’d find in a traditional classroom setting. If you’re concerned about feeling lonely or left out, don’t worry –...
In this day and age, pursuing a degree doesn’t always strictly involve sitting in a classroom and completing your homework. As technology evolves, so do the ways in which we achieve our goals – education included. And in recent times, online education has been growing...
Students who enroll in an online degree program typically utilize public Wi-Fi to complete assignments or to study. Even those who have Internet access at home may find it’s more peaceful to study at the library or a coffee shop. These tips help those students...
A career does not have to be an ending if you so choose. Whether you’re looking for a new position in the same field or a complete professional shake-up, asking yourself these two important questions (and figuring out the answers) will help with your decision. What’s...
Rebecca Burylo
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334-386-7489
rburylo@faulkner.edu