In March 2001, the Faulkner University men’s basketball team returned to Tulsa, Oklahoma to compete in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Championship Tournament after reaching the Elite Eight the previous season. The...
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Faulkner Alumna Laura Jean Bell Finds Ministry in Every Season of Life
President Mitch Henry awards Laura Jean Bell the Distinguished Alumna Award at the 2025 Marketplace Faith Friday Forums. Faulkner University alumna, author and entrepreneur Laura Jean Bell (’14) believes ministry isn’t confined to a pulpit. “Every person is in...
Faulkner University’s Legal Studies Program Receives ABA Reapproval Recommendation
Faulkner University’s Legal Studies program has received reapproval from the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Standing Committee on Paralegals, affirming that the program continues to meet the standards set forth in the ABA Guidelines for the Approval of Paralegal...
The Benefits of Transferring to Faulkner University for Your Nursing Degree
Nursing is a career that allows you to make a difference in people’s lives. If you’ve completed your core studies elsewhere and are looking for a transfer nursing program, turn to Faulkner University. We offer a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at our Montgomery,...
Ben Kissinger: Leading Athletes and Students to Christ
Ben Kissinger receives the Accomplished Alumnus Award from President Mitch Henry. "There is no greater work worth doing than leading young people to Jesus Christ," says Faulkner University alumnus Ben Kissinger, who graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in...
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Faulkner University Awards $2 million in Scholarships at the 2nd Annual Zorn/ L2L Faulkner University Invitational
Over the weekend, Faulkner University proudly awarded $2 million in scholarships to 42 Lads 2 Leaders participants who competed in the second annual Zorn/ L2L Faulkner University Invitational. “This is the largest scholarship day in the history of Faulkner University...
“AI-Proofing” Your Course
Artificial intelligence is an intimidating technology that can make us second guess whether or not a student is completing their work without the aid of AI. Updating assignments and reconsidering how we build our online course can help insure academic integrity while keeping high standards and supporting our students.
Backward Design: A Roadmap to Excellence in Teaching
Author: Christi Jones Seven years ago, as a newly hired faculty member, my thoughts were a mixture of equal parts excitement and anxiousness as course preparation for the fall of 2017 began. Using the skills gleaned in a single pedagogy course and inspiration from...
Navigating Copyright in Digital Media
As online components to our courses become more and more prevalent, we are able to access a wealth of information that we may want to share with our students, but how do we ensure that everything that we want to use in our class is okay to use? Copyright law has some vague aspects, but if you stick to these basic rules, you can avoid some headaches and keep everything above board.
Essential Skills for Pursuing an Online Human Resources Degree
Human resources (HR) is a crucial business department that involves managing employees from the moment they apply for an open position to their last day at the company. The primary goal of an HR rep is to support employee recruitment, retention, and productivity. An...
Faulkner Benefit Dinner Headlining Nick Saban Highlights Adoption and Foster Care
Faulkner University recognized more than 135 foster and adoptive parents, as well as individuals working at foster and adoption agencies, during its annual Benefit Dinner on Oct. 3, 2024. Former Alabama coach Nick Saban headlined the sold-out event. Before the Alabama...
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