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.…
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…
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…
Business Senior Serving As Local ROTC Cadet Wing Commander
Michael Wooldridge can still remember a time when he struggled to do a single pullup. Now after joining the Montgomery area United States Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Detachment 019, he’s able to string more than a dozen…
Unlocking the Power of the Humanities: Why Pursuing a Master’s Degree Matters
As you follow current events in the news, have you ever wished for a more thorough understanding of history? Would you like to engage more thoroughly with the impactful ideas and great books of the Western tradition? At Faulkner University,…
Bible Graduate Serving Central Church of Christ in T-Town
After graduating from Faulkner with a degree in Bible, Scott McCown is now one of three ministers at Central Church of Christ in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He serves as the pulpit minister there. Before that, he served as a youth minister…
Supporter Spotlight: Dorothy Kervin Newell
By Barry L. Buford, J.D. Virginia Curtis Henley and Dorothy Kervin Newell were good friends and both have left a legacy for Faulkner University and Christian education. The friendship began at church in Spanish Fort, Alabama where Virginia’s husband, Lavon…
Heal The Heroes: How College Of Health Sciences Physician Gives Back
Taking care of our veterans’ physical and spiritual needs is a priority for Dr. Lesley Parrish, DPT, assistant professor with Faulkner University’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. Last year, Parrish said yes to an invitation she received to fly over…
Best Places to Study When Attending College Online
There is a precious freedom available to college students, the ability to fully engage with academic subjects of interest. When you choose to spend time in a field of study or enroll in a class, it’s usually because it helps advance…