The University’s personal touch and high degree of efficiency receive praise from those attending this week’s residency at the Pointe Hilton at Squaw Peak Resort in Phoenix.
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The University’s personal touch and high degree of efficiency receive praise from those attending this week’s residency at the Pointe Hilton at Squaw Peak Resort in Phoenix.
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JP TANNER
Oversees: North Rim Apartments, with Sarah Clayton
Age: 33
Hometown: Chicago and Minneapolis… I split my first 17 years on Earth between the two cities, so I consider both of them my hometown… but I was …
JAMES ROGERS
Oversees: Prescott Hall, with Nicole Clifton
Age: 31
Hometown: Las Vegas
Q: You love to play the guitar. Whose songs do you emulate, and why?
A: I have been playing guitar for about 12 years now. I enjoy …
KRIS HAYES
Oversees: Sedona Hall, with Victoria Leith
Age: 25
Hometown: St. Johns, Ariz. (I moved a lot growing up, but St. Johns is where I spent my sophomore-senior years in high school)
GCU experiences: Graduated in 2009 with …
CHELSEA ELLIS
Oversees: Canyon Hall, with Jenny Doane
Age: 27
Hometown: Phoenix
GCU experiences: I am in my third year working in residential life. I graduated from GCU in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in nursing and am currently studying toward …
New island-style stations will allow food service to be spread among multiple locations and better serve students, faculty and staff.
Faculty and staff are asked to park at the remote lot on 27th Avenue north of Camelback Road from Thursday, Aug. 23, through Tuesday, Sept. 4. Shuttle service to and from campus will be provided daily, starting at 6 a.m. and running until 10:00 p.m.
Sneakers, polo shirts, backpacks and school supplies. You name it, the Back to School Clothing Drive had it covered at GCU Arena.
A certificate of occupancy for the new residence hall has been secured, and offices for Public Safety, ROTC, IT Support and Student Disability Services will begin moving into the ground floor of the new five-story building.
With an Aug. 15 deadline just over a month away, things are ahead of schedule for the many construction projects on campus. We have a sneak peek at the progress in the CAS Building, Student Union and North Gym Lecture Halls.
In a farewell letter to GCU faculty and staff, Barksdale writes, “May we never forget that 100 years from now, our students will be the only evidence we ever did our jobs.”
Under the direction of Paul Koch, the University’s program in instrumental music is taking off, and Wednesday night’s concert — the Music Department’s final performance of 2012-13 — left the audience at First Southern Baptist Church wanting to hear more.
Jesi Smith’s relentlessly positive attitude and work ethic set the tone for Grand Canyon University’s cheer team for four years, and her coach says she will be missed.
Grand Canyon University is in the midst of another busy summer of construction. These aerial photos depict (in order) an overview shot of the entire campus, two photos of the four-story Student Union addition, three shots of the new Chaparral and Saguaro residence halls, the addition to the Mariposa Lawn and the 27th Avenue Office Center.
