Faulkner University welcomes Sarah Housley as the inaugural director of the university’s new Cradle Through Independence (CTI) Center, an education and therapy program for children and young adults with autism and other developmental or...
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John Poitevint: Baseball and God’s Plans
John and Kathy Poitevint with their grandchildren. When John Poitevint reflects on what initially brought him to Alabama Christian College (ACC), he recalls, "I came to ACC in the fall of 1972 with only the thought of playing baseball. But God had other plans! I...
Keith Jackson: From Tragedy to Triumph in Law Enforcement
Keith Jackson’s dream was always clear—to follow in his father’s footsteps and become a police officer. But just a year after graduating from high school, a life-altering tragedy almost shattered that dream and nearly claimed his life in the process. In 1992,...
Where Faith Shapes Futures Capital Campaign Launched
Faulkner University is investing in Montgomery and officially launched its largest capital campaign on October 2 during its annual Benefit Dinner, announcing plans to raise $53.7 million to support the university’s continued growth and fund three major capital...
Tickets SOLD OUT to Faulkner University’s Annual Benefit Dinner Featuring Candace Cameron Bure
Faulkner University leadership announced today that tickets are sold out to its Annual Benefit Dinner, to be held on Thursday October 2 at the Renaissance Convention Center in downtown Montgomery featuring Candace Cameron Bure, according to Rebecca Burylo, a...
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How One High School Student Earned an Associate Degree Before Graduation
l-r Karson Oakley, left with his parents Kasey and Jessica and sister, Audrey. At just 18 years old, Karson Oakley, while he was still a senior at Alabama Christian Academy (ACA), achieved a remarkable feat: earning an Associate of Science in Computer Information...
Faulkner PhD Student Awarded Scholarship From Church of Christ Foundation
The Church of Christ Foundation has awarded a $2,500 scholarship to Jason Campbell, a PhD student in Biblical studies at Faulkner University. Campbell, who met all the qualifications, is pursuing his doctorate in Biblical studies. He is also a two-time Faulkner...
How to Study for Nursing School: Tips & Tricks
Nursing school can be the starting point for establishing a long-term career in healthcare. If you’re wondering how to study for it, you are not alone. Faulkner University offers a comprehensive Nursing Program at Montgomery, AL, campus. Here, we share...
The Importance of Course Redesigns
The landscape of online and blended learning continues to grow rapidly in both reach and popularity. With this growth comes the need for thoughtful course design grounded in research-based best practices. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by using...
Faulkner Alumna Allena Burbage Recognized for Excellence in Counseling
Allena Burbage receives the Distinguished Alumna Award from President Mitch Henry. For the past 16 years, Faulkner alumna Allena Burbage has worked with adults, adolescents and children facing a wide range of issues and mental health diagnoses. She is a licensed...
Kaylon Cantrell: Family Foundations to Coaching Success
Kaylon Cantrell was named AL.com 4A All-State Coach of the Year. Kaylon Cantrell’s connection to Faulkner University runs deep. Her parents, Angela and Keith, both graduated from Alabama Christian College, and her brothers, Ryan and Corey, also earned degrees from...
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