We’re all familiar with some of the mainstream applications of AI like writing emails, reviewing for tests, or creating lesson plans. Have you ever stopped to consider how AI can also enhance accessibility and equity for learners? Neurodiversity refers to the natural...
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The Importance of Choosing an Accredited College for Your Online Education
If you are considering your options for online education, we recommend that you only choose accredited online colleges. There are a multitude of advantages associated with accreditation, including access to federal financial aid programs and the marketability of...
Athletic Corner: “Coach Donahoo” Remembered
By Robin "Bird" Bradford Ed Donahoo, center, stands with his wife Sue and their grandchildren. Edward (Ed) Welch Donahoo was affectionately known by many as “Coach Donahoo.” He positively impacted hundreds of lives through his many friendships, service in the church,...
College of Health Science’s NSSLHA Student Organization Receives National Recognition
The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) Chapter at Faulkner University has been awarded Gold Chapter Honors for attaining a distinguished level of achievement in the areas of member recruitment and engagement, community outreach and service,...
Karen Pirtle, Four-Time Teacher of the Year Recipient, Honored
Karen Pirtle Faulkner College of Education graduate, Karen Pirtle is making a difference in her classroom and her efforts have not gone unnoticed as she has been named Teacher of Year not once, not twice, but four times. She has been an educator for 33 years with the...
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Alumnus Preserves State History In Digital Age
Justin Rudder Alumnus Justin Rudder still remembers his graduation day from Faulkner University. It was a day in which he felt celebrated by his peers and by his professors. Now, as a Digital Asset Archivist at the Alabama Department of Archives and History, he uses...
Spiritual Awakening at Faulkner: 55 Students Baptized
37 student athletes pose after being baptized at University Church of Christ. “Ask, and it shall be given you,” is a promise Jesus tells his disciples in the Gospel of Matthew 7:7. Since taking office as president of Faulkner University, Mitch Henry and many other...
English Graduate Helping Others Find Their Voice
President Mitch Henry presents an Alumni Award to Olivia Boro during the 2023 Marketplace Faith Friday Forums. Speech and language have always been areas of interest to Faulkner alumna Olivia Boro, who decided to study English while attending Faulkner University. That...
Education Students Find Family, Missional Purpose
Hannah Tolbert Faulkner senior Hannah Tolbert burst into the education lab in the College of Education’s Johnson Hall in tears. About to graduate with a degree in elementary education, Tolbert was facing an enormous challenge to grasp and pass her pre-calculus class....
Students Bring Back Pro-Life Group On Campus
l-r Caleb Otey, Joshua Booker, Madison Allen, Peyton Jenkins. Front row l-r Jade Klose and Kayleigh Bourne. 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...
Culinary Management Teams Up with YMCA to Feed Montgomery
Team members of Culinary Management help load boxed lunches onto the YMCA's Brown Bag Bus. 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...
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