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Category: News (page 3)

Category: News (page 3)

Faulkner University Honors Donors, Names Mobile Campus the Lamar and Marceil Harrison Campus

April 23, 2024 was a historic day for Faulkner University as the university hosted an official ribbon-cutting ceremony and dedication of its Mobile Campus in Mobile, Alabama now named the Lamar and Marceil Harrison Campus of Faulkner University in recognition…
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Faulkner’s Center for Therapy and Research Clinic Reaches 30,000 Free Patient Visits 

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – A Place of “Help and Hope,” Faulkner University is home to the area’s only free therapy and counseling clinic and in April 2024 it reached a milestone of delivering its 30,000th patient visit since the clinic’s beginning in 2018.…
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Tips and Tricks to Successfully Participate in Discussion Boards for Online Degree Courses

A popular way for students to advance their education is by pursuing an online degree. And part of being successful in an online course is by participating in online discussion boards. At Faulkner University, located in Alabama, students from all…
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Dr. Cassie Boyd Announced As New Interim Dean of the College of Health Sciences

Dr. Dave Rampersad, Vice President, Academic Affairs made the announcement on April 8, 2024 that Dr. Cassie Boyd would become the Interim Dean of the university’s College of Health Sciences starting June 1, 2024. “Cassie began her tenure with the…
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Tips on Balancing Studies, Work, and Personal Commitments When Earning a Graduate Degree

Earning a graduate degree from any educational institution requires a lot of work. Between classes and homework, some students can find it overwhelming to balance their studies, work, and any personal commitments they may have. Faulkner University, a Christian liberal…
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College of Health Science’s Inaugural PA Graduate Steps Out On Faith

Kristine (Bauer) Paulk stepped out on faith, leaving her hometown of Erath, Louisiana in order to be a part of Faulkner University’s brand new Physician Assistant (PA) program during one of the most uncertain and tumultuous times in modern history.…
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What Grade Should You Teach? What Future Teachers Should Consider

Once someone decides to become a teacher and pursue a degree in education, there are still questions future teachers need to tackle, including: At Faulkner University, based in Alabama, students who pursue an education degree will find help in narrowing…
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Reasons to Pursue a Doctor of Philosophy in Biblical Studies

Those who study the bible with scholarly intentions may aspire to earn a Ph.D. in biblical studies. The Kearley Graduate School of Theology at Faulkner University, in Montgomery, Alabama, offers an online degree program for qualified students to earn a Doctor…
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