Arizona Diamondbacks President and CEO Derrick Hall visited the Ken Blanchard College of Business as part of their ongoing Leadership Series of Events. He discussed his one-fan-at-a-time approach to create a new culture and set of values for the D-Backs.
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The campus bookstore in Building 26 has a limited supply of stuffed toy Antelopes in stock for $14 (not including the staff discount), according to the store’s manager, Jerod Roberts. Here at Communications Central, we’re partial to the mean-looking version — the ‘Lope with an attitude — and that’s what these are.
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The Mentoring Program is a student service provided by the Campus Life Office (CLO). The program pairs incoming freshmen and transfer students with Grand Canyon University faculty and staff.
The following is the tentative schedule for campus classes in the 2010/2011 academic year.
2010 Mentoring Tip #6
No One Has It Easy
Be as nice to others as you can be because everyone is fighting his or her own battle.
So, you’re working on a project for a class, and …
2010 Mentoring Tip #5 (Mid Term)
Midterm Time!
As you already know, midterms have arrived. About halfway through each semester, it’s common to have a round of exams/essays/projects in most, if not all, of your classes.
When preparing …
2010 Mentoring Tip #4
Spiritual Life at Grand Canyon University
One of the greatest assets of GCU is the vibrant spiritual life on campus. Students should be encouraged to get involved in spiritual life activities.
Chapel: every …
2010 Mentoring Tip #3
Get Up! Get Out! Do Something!!!
College is all about balance! You can’t have all play and no work, just like you can’t have all work and no play. So make sure you …
2010 Mentoring Tip #2
Your Professors are a Valuable Resource
It can be difficult to converse with professors before or after class. There may be too little time because the professor may have to pack up and …
2010 Mentoring Tip #1
Welcome Week has come and gone. School has officially opened, and it’s time to get busy. Now that you’ve settled into the place where you will be living for the next …
Mentor’s First Conversation with Mentee
This is the first year for GCU to offer a Mentor Program and its success depends on the mentor’s ability to connect with the students assigned in a very positive manner. …
We Need You! The start of the Fall semester is quickly approaching, which means it is time for New Student Orientation and Welcome Week. New students will be here to move-in and begin the orientation process on Thursday, August 26 at 8 a.m.
When architect Tom Reilly whips out a pen and starts drawing an early version of GCU’s Event Center on paper, it becomes clear that this is more than just another building to him and the team of talented designers and engineers working on the project.
Geordie Hackett, GCU’s head athletic trainer and director of strength and conditioning, recently received his certification in Functional Movement Screening (FMS). His goal is to address the needs of the individual athlete in conjunction with the team approach.
