Employee News

In the latest edition of Antelope Intros, we introduce you to a Web analytics manager who once dressed in the style of Blue Man Group, an online English instructor who has traveled the world, a church relations director who is passionate about reaching Phoenix for Christ, and an enrollment counselor who is crazy about Legos.

In this week’s Antelope Intros, GCU Today features an enrollment counselor who doubles as a fruit peddler, a Web developer who plays guitar and likes to journal, and a call center specialist who took his first college course at age 13 and wants to become a pediatrician.

GCU’s president and CEO honored at the American Business Awards in Chicago with a silver Stevie Award.

The latest edition introduces an outdoors enthusiast who lives on a farm, a Starbucks fan who is from the town where Jell-O was invented and a former pro athlete who says he can fall asleep on command.

Over the next two months, expect to hear the grinding and churning of heavy machinery as two new residence halls, a second parking garage, retail food sites, and more classroom spaces open to as many as 11,000 Grand Canyon University students.

Braelyn Armenta, a GCU Life Leader coordinator, will lead a mission trip to Kenya after the sale of a pre-owned RV — not once, but twice — helped with finances.

After 26 years, employee and 2013 alumnus Cory Strouth meets his biological father and finally has the answer to a question that haunted him while growing up in Texas.

In this week’s Antelope Intros, we feature a boxer (a woman, not a guy), a world traveler who feels right at home at GCU and a swing dancer (a guy, not a woman).

Healthful food, T-shirts and prizes will be part of the wrap-up event at three University locations.

Highlights from the annual visit by GCU’s Military Division to the Arizona State Veteran Home.