Alumni

A teacher gets a great lesson in Colombia

Jim Mostofo, an assistant professor in the College of Education, went to Medellin, Colombia, in April and had the experience of a lifetime.

Baker brings biology background to new role

Grand Canyon University hired Dr. Perry Baker, the former dean of Arizona Christian University, to serve as assistant dean at the newly restructured College of […]

Research-to-practice translation is aim of degree

GCU's doctor of nursing practice, which was launched in the spring, begins a new session of courses this month with 90 nursing-leader students who are […]

Dressing for success in the workplace

It's important to develop a sense of what's appropriate for on-the-job attire, and GCU's Office of Career Services has some suggestions.

Quimba feted twice for visionary leadership

Assistant Dean Maria Quimba of GCU's College of Nursing and Health Care Professions received awards from two organizations last week in Phoenix for her innovative […]

Public education at crossroad, GCU paper warns

Without better training, pay and promotion for K-12 teachers, public education in the state will continue its downward spiral, according to a paper presented at […]

Alumna finds her calling in Nashville

Although Paula Barnes went to the Music City in search of a performing career, she found work in legal administration and bloomed where she was […]

Career Services: What's your EQ?

Emotional intelligence is a complex understanding of ourselves and those around us in a way that helps us be more successful and collaborate more effectively.

COE alumni include four Teachers of the Year

Teachers from across the country have applied lessons learned from GCU in their own classrooms. Meet Elizabeth Barletta (Maryland), Ayesha Hannibal (South Carolina), Anthony Perez […]