As With Health Care, Nursing Field in the Midst of Reform
Dr. Marla Weston, CEO of the American Nurses Association in Washington, D.C., dropped by GCU to talk with faculty and students in the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions about the future of nurses as health-care reform and technology advance.
READ MORE‘Twelfth Night’ Gets New Ethington Season Off to a Roaring Start
The strength of the production lies in its seasoned cast of student performers, given plenty of room by director Michael Kary and scenic designer Bill Symington to show what they can do.
READ MORELooking Good: Big Season Ahead for GCU’s Ethington Theatre in 2013-14
Assistant Dean Bill Symington of the College of Fine Arts and Production appears to have outdone himself with his scenic design for “Twelfth Night,” the Ethington Theatre Series opener. But that’s not all there is to look forward to.
READ MORE‘Zombies’ Invade Campus for Inaugural Digital Film Production Camp
The zombie pop-culture phenomenon has risen from the dead in recent years with the popularity of films, books, video games and TV shows featuring undead or apocalyptic themes. The GCU camp attracted nearly 70 middle school and high school students.
READ MOREUniversity’s New Dean of College of Theology Brings a Heart for Art
Dr. Jason Hiles has a degree in fine arts from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, and his doctoral dissertation focused on the use of visual images in the church.
READ MOREGCU Film Students Place 2nd at Hollywood MovieFest
Grand Canyon University film students Andrew Stokich, Cody Carlson and Andrew Peterson, in their first foray into 3D, earn a second-place award at the Campus MovieFest in Hollywood, Calif.
READ MOREAt Residency, Four Doctoral Learners Pleased They Chose GCU
The University’s personal touch and high degree of efficiency receive praise from those attending this week’s residency at the Pointe Hilton at Squaw Peak Resort in Phoenix.
READ MORESummer Classes Serve a Number of Purposes for GCU Students
As the University grows, so does summer school, and this year’s enrollment increased 67 percent over the summer of 2012. Financial incentives for taking summer classes are significant.
READ MORE2013 Grad Incorporates Music Ministry into Her Passion for Nursing
GCU nursing student Carmela Fernandez, who will perform during a tea reception today at the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, has found a way to blend her musical gifts and passion for nursing when treating patients.
READ MOREClass of 2013 Commencement Blog From Day 3
The Communications team at GCU has been blogging from commencement ceremonies at the Arena, with stories and photos of the Class of 2013. This is their final installment.
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