Faulkner University's College of Health Sciences and York University signed a historic agreement allowing eligible York students preference in three of Faulkner’s health science programs. Faulkner President Mitch Henry and York President Timothy...
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Unlocking the Power of Culturally Responsive Teaching: A Guide for College Professors
As college professors, our responsibility extends beyond delivering content; we must create inclusive learning environments that honor and celebrate our students' unique backgrounds and experiences. Culturally responsive teaching offers a framework to achieve this...
Campus Master Plan Outlines Exponential Growth
Rendering of College of Health Science building's façade, which is included in the university's Master Plan. Success is always a work in progress. Numerous building projects are underway on Faulkner’s campus which include the final phase of the College of Health...
From Court, to the Ring and Beyond: Alfy Smith’s Journey to Restoration
l-r Judge Gene Reese and Alfy Smith embrace during an emotional reunion. Nearly forty years ago, Alfy Smith stood in front of Judge Gene Reese’s courtroom in Montgomery, Alabama after being arrested, charged and sentenced to jail on minor marijuana-related charges. It...
Elmore County Teacher Mary Jones Openly Shares Her Faith
l-r President Mitch Henry presents Mary Lawless Jones with the Distinguished Alumna Award. In her role as the 10th-grade English instructor at Elmore County High School, Mary (Lawless) Jones, an alumna of Faulkner, openly expresses her faith, prompting students to...
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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...
Using Rubrics to Communicate Expectations
Recent research revealed that, among non-traditional students enrolled in online classes, clear communication of grading criteria and meaningful feedback were among the most important components for student engagement in online classes (Martin & Bolliger, 2018)....
Reflecting on the Academic Year and Planning Forward
As we close out another academic year, I am sure our thoughts compete for time. Some thoughts are about the year we are closing: “Was this course laid out well?” “I wonder why this student just could not meet with success?” “Will I ever get to the bottom of this...
Retired Auburn Police Captain Was First To Graduate from Faulkner’s MJA Program
Tommy Carswell was among the first Faulkner graduates to complete the 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...
College of Education: Creating Caring, Christ-Centered Instructors
Education students l-r Caroline Cosner and Destinee Buchanan. 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!...
Faulkner Graduate Heading To Arizona For Forensic Psychology Studies
Sinclair Drysdale 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...
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