College of Doctoral Studies

'Lunch and Learn' breaks bread on materialism

The first "Lunch and Learn" of the Integration of Faith, Learning and Work speaker series featured a discussion about what it means to not live […]

'Lunch and Learns' demonstrate faith in faculty

The Integration of Faith, Learning and Work is an important part of the classroom experience at GCU, and this year the faculty is having more […]

GCU doctoral grad leads the followership discussion

We all know the importance of good leadership, but what about followership? Dr. Rob Koonce, a GCU doctoral graduate, has written a book on the […]

Doctoral residencies take up residency on campus

The opening of the GCU Hotel and the ever increasing classroom space at the University enabled the College of Doctoral Studies to bring its residencies […]

Doctoral network really connected with this alum

You want GCU enthusiasm? Just spend a few minutes with Dr. Theodus "Theo" Luckett III, who graduated from the College of Doctoral Studies in April […]

Posthumous doctorate still counts on her bucket list

Karen Susanne Banks, a woman who loved her family, the wilderness and teaching, died nearly seven months before she could receive her doctoral degree in […]

Antelope Intros: Kevin Shepherd and Daniel Buchalter

This week's Antelope Intros feature two dads who are proud of their college degrees, passionate about learning and self-development — but could never go wrong […]

Dissertation on military leadership is prelude to major advancement

When Jennifer Cameron did her doctoral dissertation on the need for more African-American women in positions of leadership in the Army, little did she know […]

Commencement Day 2: Lifetime achievement award

The commencement ceremony stopped for a few seconds Saturday afternoon so that 73-year-old Diana Dilcher could be properly acknowledged for getting her degree in communications. […]