After surviving the 2017 Las Vegas shooting, Marchelle Carl found a way forward through counseling – and a path to a meaningful career. Join Marchelle on her journey and discover how George Fox prepared her to guide others to a place of hope and healing through the grad counseling program.
Ken Dice, a Notre Dame alum from the College of Arts and Letters, shares his unique journey from economics and computer studies to a successful career in advertising with global businesses. He thrives on the power of curiosity and diverse learning while discussing how his college experiences shaped his path to success.
Darren Dochuk's research deals primarily with the United States in the long twentieth century, with emphasis on the intersections of religion, politics, and the rising influence of the American West and Sunbelt Southwest in national life. He teaches courses that span the entire post-Civil War period but focus particularly on post-1890 developments. He also offers thematic courses on U.S. religious history, political history, American society in the 1960s, 1970s, and the Cold War period, and the politics and culture of energy (oil in particular) and environment.
Assistant Professor Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal, who is analyzing a computer's anatomy for a book, examines how ideologies encoded into its hardware and software can perpetuate systemic harms.
Instructional video created to help other photographers who are learning to photograph the sport of football.
As cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence continue to revolutionize industries worldwide, one essential element of health care remains uniquely human: compassion. This is the story of TCU alumni who are leading with compassion in health care.
Dr. Sylvia Jenkins will retire as president of Moraine Valley on June 30, 2023. The college celebrated her retirement with a variety of events throughout the spring 2023 semester.
Get ready to meet the amazing Semaija Johnson, a rockstar leader of WCU's ASP program! Join her as she takes you through a day in the life of a summer student!
WCU golf coach Courtney Gunter had a vision when she began to recruit players for the women's golf team. She wanted to create a team that would play for each other. She wanted to create a sisterhood - and she did. From as far away as Australia and Canada, student-athletes came to WCU to excel in academics as well as on the golf course. Now, they're rising through the ranks, hoisting trophies and forming bonds that are likely to withstand the test of time. This is the story of a Catamount Comeback.
Introducing The Dub Amber Lager, UNCW's first official beer! Launched on August 10, 2023, this beverage is a crisp, smooth lager ale with subtle malt notes made in partnership with Wrightsville Beach Brewery.