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…
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Distinguished alumni says caring professors led him to a role in ministry
Daniel Roberts was named the Distinguished Alumnus for the College of Biblical Studies at the 2020 Marketplace Faith Friday Forums. It is a distinction he does not take lightly. While he was asked to speak to current students about his…
Softball NAIA Scholar Athlete now teaches at Crump Elementary
Jennifer Ellisor, a 2011 Elementary Education graduate was invited back to campus to speak to students for the 2020 Marketplace Faith Friday Forums in February. While at Faulkner Ellisor was a member of the Lady Eagles softball team and held…
Theatre graduate becomes actor, director, teacher
Bakari King has had the joy of performing in numerous Broadway-caliber shows for hundreds of audiences across Tennessee. It was at Faulkner where he launched his career in theatre. He was recenlty honored at the 2020 Marketplace Faith Friday Forums…
Stanhope High’s Blake Cook honored as College of Education’s Young Alumnus
Stanhope Elmore High School teacher and football coach, Blake Cook was honored as the College of Education’s Young Alumnus at Faulkner’s 2020 Marketplace Faith Friday Forums. Cook graduated with his Education degree from Faulkner in 2018. At the time, he…
Adapted PE teacher honored as College of Education’s Distinguished Alumna
At this year’s Marketplace Faith Friday Forums, Elizabeth Collier was honored as the College of Education’s Distinguished Alumna. Graduating from Faulkner University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Collier continued her education at the University of…
First-Aid CPR class tests students’ knowlege in real-world setting
One by one students studying Kinesiology and Exercise Science left their class in the multiplex this morning to find one of their peers lying “unconscious” in the middle of the parking lot. To their left, a blue Mustang was coming…
Davis Elementary teacher uses her Faulkner education in the classroom
Katrina Hayden found that her education from Faulkner University, although challenging at times, has served her well in her own classroom. Now a third grade teacher at E.T. Davis Elementary School in Montgomery, Hayden has taught in Montgomery Public Schools…
Rainbow Omega: A haven of hope
Rainbow Omega CEO and Faulkner alumnus, Stentson Carpenter honored at Homecoming as Alumnus of the Year. Walking through the cozy apartments and living quarters of those with mental disabilities at Rainbow Omega, visitors can see how a girl with Down’s…
President’s Circle: Becoming part of the conversation
More than 70 business men and women, local leadership and Faulkner faculty and staff who help make up the President’s Circle were honored for their generous support of Faulkner University at an annual luncheon on February 27. The event allowed…