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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.
l-r- Wayne Baker, Mike Jordan, Leslie Sanders, Mike Williams. The Alabama Power Foundation awarded Faulkner University a generous grant toward its new College of Health Sciences and the future Autism Clinical Center through its Health and Human Services, The Energy to...
If you’ve been called to ministry, feelings of purpose and a drive to lead others to relationships with Christ can be powerful inspiring forces. They can also be overwhelming as you search for the right path for your future career. Where can you make the greatest...
Westley Schlundt In his teen years, Westley Schlundt was recognized as a talented musician by the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra, which he is still a member of today. Schlundt graduated from Faulkner with a Bachelor of Arts in Music in the spring of 2018 and is...
l-r, Laura Jean Bell, Emmy Lou and Cody Bell. In the middle of her freshman year of college, Laura Jean Bell transferred to Faulkner University. An experience that would impact her life and mean more to her than she ever thought possible. It was the start of a journey...
By Anna (Edwards, '10) Maynard As a child I never day dreamed about the home I would live in as an adult. I never dreamed of white picket fences or a house in the suburbs. In fact, if there were any “real”, “logical” thoughts pertaining to that they came to my head in...
Faulkner students teach children at Davis for STEM Day. 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...
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...
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...
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 - to bring hope to those locked inside....
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 is - a Montgomery girl serving God’s littlest...
Rebecca Burylo
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334-386-7489
rburylo@faulkner.edu