Perry Dillard (’99) has spent nearly 20 years educating children in Alabama schools and he is now serving as the Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals AASSP District II President. As a Faulkner University graduate, Dillard returned to his alma mater…
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MPS teacher honored at Faulkner’s Marketplace Faith Friday Forums
Hayley Armstrong (’16) found a rigorous program, success and faith while studying at Faulkner’s College of Education. The Montgomery Public School (MPS) elementary teacher came back to her alma mater this year to speak to and encourage current students during…
Faulkner brings STEM Day to Davis Elementary
Faulkner students, faculty and staff from the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education and computer science and math departments had a blast making science, technology, engineering and mathematics come alive for students at Davis Elementary. Davis students had…
Nikki Haley to speak at Faulkner’s 2019 Benefit Dinner
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner University announced Nikki R. Haley, the former United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations, as the speaker for this year’s Faulkner Annual Benefit Dinner during a press conference held on Tuesday. President Mike Williams revealed the news on…
CodingSolutions provides Faulkner students with real-world coding experience
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner students studying computer science are taking their coding skills and discovering mentorship and job opportunities through CodingSolutions. This year, they’re joining networking groups with fellow peers, college students around the state and experts who have been in the tech…
Access to the Gospel Brings Hope to Desperate Men
A large metal door clanged loudly behind the two ministers, shutting them inside the prison. The sound echoed off the walls of the bare hallway as the Matthew Conley and Mark Hunt were led down the corridor. Their mission –…
Ashley Ingwersen serves in Malawi: "Love was our common language."
When Ashley Ingwersen left Malawi, Africa in 2017, she left a piece of her heart there in the safekeeping of the children of Mtendere Village. In exchange, the children’s smiles and warm embraces is now a part of who she…
Professor Builds Houses and Relationships in Mexico
The checkered ball bounced across the dirt lot in Mexico, kicking up dust in the fading afternoon sun. The question came up about school. The ball rolled to a stop. Terry Brown’s Spanish was a little broken. Nelly Perez’s English…
Student finds direction in new Speech Language Pathology program
Esther Barahona’s heart is in Honduras. As a student at Faulkner University, she plans to take what she learns in Montgomery, Ala. and share it with the people of Central America. As one of the first students studying in Faulkner’s…
Hour of Code teaches 5th graders about computer science
Nearly 100 elementary students from two schools this week had a chance to navigate the adventures in the Minecraft Voyage Aquatic activity and help the Grinch save Christmas with just their iPad, a bit of coding and some help from…