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With an increased focus on STEM academics, GCU is equipping students with the skills to serve in high-tech jobs in the future.

As a Grand Canyon University undergraduate, Jared Stauffer laid out his vision for a new technology company, and he followed through on his dream. Now his Phoenix-based cloud-service company, Brinkster, is thriving.

The number of interns from Grand Canyon University has grown dramatically in the last year, and the goal is to triple the program’s size by 2015.

GCU Today brings you a Daily Dose of STEM-related information to summarize how Grand Canyon University’s academic programs are being designed for the future.

The launch of the two new programs signifies Grand Canyon University’s re-emphasis on an academic commitment to training on science, technology, engineering and mathematics — also known as the STEM disciplines.

The College of Business has a new dean, and Randy Gibb brings with him extensive experience in leadership and innovation after a 26-year career in the Air Force.

Transition to a new name for the College of Business set to begin in the fall of 2014.

An edited transcript of a recent interview with the new director of GCU’s Center for Worship Arts.

The grand opening of the Jumpstart co-working space highlights the commitment of a GCU graduate to community business development.

GCU pulled out all the artistic stops Tuesday evening with the official launch of its Center for Worship Arts, which will begin training students in worship ministry this fall. The event was filled with lights, inspirational music by the University’s Chapel band, and a conversation between Dr. Jason Hiles, dean of the College of Theology where the Center is housed, and Bart Millard, co-founder and lead singer of MercyMe, an internationally acclaimed contemporary Christian group.