Students on Faulkner’s campus are using their voice to speak for the most innocent among us: the unborn. Faulkner’s chapter of Students for Life experienced a resurgence in the fall 2022 semester after the previous chapter was inactive for several…
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Culinary Management Teams Up with YMCA to Feed Montgomery
Dusty Kozak rode on the YMCA’s Brown Bag Bus one afternoon for five hours and walked away with a new mission. She and her team at Culinary Management at Faulkner were going to prepare and provide 500 meals a day…
Music Graduate Earns ‘Best Band Director’ People Choice Award
Rebecca Potter came to Faulkner in the fall of 2013 to study music and is now sharing her love of music with others. She is the McEwen High School Band Director and was voted the best band director in Humphreys…
Students Win 2022-2023 Dr. Mark S. Churchwell Entrepreneurship Award
During the 2023 Spring semester, the Harris College of Business announced the 2022-2023 recipients of the Mark Churchwell Entrepreneurship Award were students Parker Mock, Cole Kelley, and Fred Martin. The Mark Churchwell Entrepreneurship Award is an annual competitive award created…
Inaugural Dr. Dave Khadanga Distinguished Student Award Presented
Faulkner senior Travis Armstrong was presented the inaugural Dr. Dave Khadanga Distinguished Student Award during the Spring Academic Award Ceremony. Dr. Rosie Khadanga presented the award in honor of her late husband. The award is to honor and memorialize the…
Dr. Justin Bond Named New Dean of Faulkner’s Harris College of Business
As of June 1, 2023, Dr. Justin Bond will be serving in the role of Dean of the Harris College of Business at Faulkner University. Dr. Bond is a long-time member of our faculty who received his bachelor’s degree in…
What Does a Sports Psychologist Do? Understanding This Exciting Career Field
Boosting athletic performance with psychology has never been more popular. The fitness and psychology industries have significantly overlapped, which has resulted in new career opportunities in the sports psychology field. As a result, sports psychologists are in high demand for…
Retired Auburn Police Captain Was First To Graduate from Faulkner’s MJA Program
Tommy Carswell not only graduated from Faulkner University’s BCJ program, he is among the first to graduate from Faulkner’s Master of Science in Justice Administration (MJA) course. He also graduated from Columbus (Georgia) State University and their Georgia Law Enforcement…
College of Education: Creating Caring, Christ-Centered Instructors
Faulkner’s College of Education is unique. A student walks into the Education Lab in Johnson Hall, house of the College of Education and is greeted with bright colors, teaching materials, a smile and a “Hi! How are you?” by Sandy…
Faulkner Graduate Heading To Arizona For Forensic Psychology Studies
Sinclair Drysdale, a forensic psychology graduate from Faulkner, attended a capital murder trial during her internship with the District Attorney’s Pre-trial Diversion program. The two-week trial was so full of emotions from the families of both the victim and the…