Archive for December, 2012

In this week’s Antelope Intros, we feature an enrollment counselor who played concert-level violin at age 8, a proud graduate who is the first on her mom’s side of the family to get a college education, and someone who went to four high schools in three different states.

In this week’s Antelope Intros, we look at one of our teachers at the Early Learning & Development Center who grew up on the softball fields of Glendale, a librarian with a black belt in taekwondo, and an enrollment counselor who sometimes wears a kilt and admires Jeremiah Johnson.

What GCU’s Camelwest office lacks in sheer numbers of employees it certainly makes up for in spirit. Just check out the “Candy Cane Cove” in this slideshow of Christmas decorations from the main campus area, and you’ll see what we mean.

Employees fashioned everything from a life-size gingerbread house, Santa’s workshop, a toy train that travels across four cubicles, a Starbucks Christmas tree, and even a Naughty and Nice List.

Employees have had no problem getting into the Christmas spirit, as you can see from these photo highlights.

The Albuquerque nursing cohorts celebrated their “first-born” Monday night as seven students representing the school’s first graduating class received their pins during a ceremony.

‘Tis the season of giving, and GCU’s Amy Kaczmarski has come up with a thoughtful way of doing just that when encountering a homeless or needy person on the streets.

Action was intense in a short game that was part of Employee Appreciation Night at GCU Arena.

The battle lines are drawn in the basketball rivalry between Peoria and Tempe, and bragging rights are at stake. Who will win Friday’s interoffice game between Peoria and Tempe?

In this week’s Antelope Intros, we feature the mother of a former GCU basketball player, a past resident of Guam and someone who lived on the Navajo Reservation and would like to travel into space.