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Faulkner’s Kearley Graduate School of Theology to explore potential innovation with Lilly Endowment funding

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner University recently received a $50,000 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative. The Indianapolis-based foundation established Pathways for Tomorrow to help theological schools strengthen and sustain their capacities to prepare and support pastoral and ministry…

Barbara Kelly sits at her desk surrounded by two large bouquet of flowers.

Barbara Kelly says farewell to Gus Nichols Library after nearly 25 years

Whether you were a student studying for a final, a graduate student searching for research material or a community guest looking for a good read, walking into the Gus Nichols Library on campus was met with Barbara Kelly’s welcoming smile…

Taryn Brodie stands with Dr. Leslie Cowell, Dean of College of Education.

Taryn Brodie inspires her students to be their best

To Faulkner Education graduate, Taryn Brodie, her classroom is her mission field. Her students are called Brodie’s Best because it’s her goal to instill in them positive character traits in addition to teaching them educational standards. “At Faulkner, it was…

l-r Brett Childs and Laura (Lambert) Childs. Laura like many teachers, had to overcome the challenge of teaching her students virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Faulkner Education major embraces virtual learning during COVID-19 pandemic

Since the COVID-19 outbreak, Faulkner alumna Laura (Lambert) Childs has enjoyed learning new technologies when it comes to teaching her second graders at Halcyon Elementary in a virtual classroom. Although virtual learning is no replacement for the real thing, Childs…

What Is Humanities and What Career Paths Are Available?

If you’re naturally inquisitive and searching for a career track that you’ll truly love, a humanities degree program is one you might find of interest. The liberal arts and humanities programs at Faulkner University cover a wide range of subjects,…

l-r Matthew Conley and Dr. Todd Brenneman pose after Conley was honored during the Marketplace Faith Friday Forums for his service in the classroom and prison ministry.

Matthew Conley honored for serving in prison ministry and the classroom

Now retired, Matthew Conley was not only a longtime faculty member for Faulkner, he was also a Faulkner graduate, and served in the prison ministry for almost 25 years. Conley was invited back to campus as this year’s Marketplace Faith…

Williams was recently honored as Faulkner's College of Arts and Sciences' Natural and Physical Sciences Distinguished Alumnus.

Optometrist gets his start at Faulkner

Rick Williams graduated from Faulkner in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Pre-Optometry, which put him on a track to becoming an optometrist. He received his Doctor of Optometry from the University of Alabama in Birmingham School of Optometry…

Therapist helps elderly patient with physical therapy exercises using a dumbbell

FAULKNER UNIVERSITY OFFICIALLY ADDS PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM TO COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES WITH RECENT ACCREDITATION STATUS

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner University’s College of Health Sciences continues to expand with the most recent addition of its third program, Physical Therapy (PT), after being granted Candidate for Accreditation status by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), effective April 27,…

l-r Scott Gleaves, don Myers and Judy Myers. Gleaves presents Don Myers with a commemorative plaque during his retirement ceremony.

Don Myers retires after making a difference in students’ lives for 18 years

Over the course of 18 years teaching biblical studies at Faulkner, Don Myers’ quiet dignity and genuine care for the spiritual well-being of others, endeared him to students and colleagues alike. At the end of each semester, he would call…

Is The Executive MBA Worth It?

Is career advancement on the horizon? If you’re looking for a way to grow professionally, an Executive Master of Business Administration program can take your career to new heights. An eye-catching checkbox on most any resume, an EMBA is attractive…

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Faulkner’s Kearley Graduate School of Theology to explore potential innovation with Lilly Endowment funding

Barbara Kelly says farewell to Gus Nichols Library after nearly 25 years

Taryn Brodie inspires her students to be their best

Faulkner Education major embraces virtual learning during COVID-19 pandemic

What Is Humanities and What Career Paths Are Available?

Matthew Conley honored for serving in prison ministry and the classroom

Optometrist gets his start at Faulkner

FAULKNER UNIVERSITY OFFICIALLY ADDS PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM TO COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES WITH RECENT ACCREDITATION STATUS

Don Myers retires after making a difference in students’ lives for 18 years

Is The Executive MBA Worth It?

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