Mike Kilen

Parents, Oreos and prayers supply Fuel for Finals

The stickers read "Yes you can." The Oreos said why not.? A creamy filling and encouragement were part of Fuel for Finals that parents handed […]

Teacher takes alternative pathway to her dream

Maria Vinch had been a social worker and an office worker, but the kind of work she really wanted was to teach children. In August, […]

Pins signify students' pledge to inspire as teachers

GCU News Bureau The pins are a symbol and an important reminder. As each soon-to-be graduate of the College of Education pushed them into their […]

Workplace naps, massages? Why not, behavioral health speaker says

It's been a week to focus on wellness on campus, and it all started with Monday's virtual Behavioral Health and Social Services Conference. It focused […]

Online student combines love of family, learning

Monica Floyd could have just quit. Her husband was ill, she had to care for her elderly parents and she had just moved. But Floyd […]

Stress melts away to joy for SIS scholarship winners

When the surprise announcement comes, Megan Serafini says you can see the "stress melt away" from their faces. The SIS and External Scholarships Director at […]

'Assume competence,' says Ms. Wheelchair Arizona

Ms. Wheelchair Arizona Brooke Brown told a class of College of Education students Wednesday to always assume competence in your students, no matter their limitations. […]

GCU student becomes 1st to intern at appeals court

Jackson Billings wants to be a judge someday. What better place to start than the Arizona Court of Appeals? He became the first GCU student […]

Behavioral health conference to explore post-COVID world

The fifth annual Behavioral Health and Social Services Conference, scheduled to be held virtually April 4, will include a dual emphasis for students and professionals […]