College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Justice, not punishment, is focus of GCU program

Throwing offenders in prison or unruly children out of school is one way to handle conflict. But GCU education and justice students are being trained […]

Faculty Focus: Dominique Adkins

Dominique Adkins' research looking at the factors that influence forgiveness within the African American community has been shared in a long list of presentations at […]

Providing a strong Foundation for Christian teaching

The One Foundation Lunch and Learns, which began Friday, offer a perfect opportunity for faculty members to learn more about teaching from a Christian perspective. […]

Mother of eight presses on toward degree

Melissa Davis has overcome an abusive childhood and young adulthood marked by drug abuse and crime to become a scholar and a model for her […]

The heart of a generation fills CHSS social work

The younger generation has led a growth in enrollment in Social Work studies at GCU, from 40 students on campus to more than 275 this […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Julie Nelson

Dr. Julie Nelson of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences is a passionate teacher of psychology and is delighted with how students tend to […]

Slideshow: Welcome Week, Day 4

Photos by Elizabeth Tinajero and Enrique Lucha GCU News Bureau Thursday's Welcome Week activities included socials for the Academic and Career Excellence (ACE) centers and […]

Move-In unpacks emotions of volunteers, too

Move-In gets the year started off right for incoming GCU students, but it has the same effect on the volunteers who help them. Whether they're […]

Graduate's journey becomes full ride to law school

David Salgado knew it was a tough road to take. The Grand Canyon University graduate and IT employee wanted to pass the Law School Admission […]