Online Life

Grad secures position with help from doctoral faculty

When a teaching job for Dr. Steven Mohler (pictured) depended on approval of his dissertation, the College of Doctoral Studies sped up the process. Mohler […]

COVID-19 can’t rain on this doctoral grad’s parade

Dr. Eric Peterson refused to let the postponed Commencement ceremony dampen his enthusiasm about earning a doctoral degree. But what stands out about his story […]

This mother's degree was born of determination

Nikita Ford had several major reasons why she could have just given up trying to obtain her master's degree, from the births of two sons […]

Graduate overcomes anxieties to complete master's

Daniel K. Owusu-Bempah had to repeat the sixth grade, but his father kept reminding him that "education is not a race" and there's no shame […]

Symposium/Showcase clicks in quick shift online

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology Research Symposium and Honors Showcase made a quick transition to online when the COVID-19 precautions were put in […]

How students, faculty are steering online learning

A whole new set of skills are needed to teach and learn online during a crisis. GCU Online Full Time Faculty members Dr. Liesl Hecht […]

Online faculty to students: Trust in Romans 12:12

A group of GCU Online Full Time Faculty members coordinated this message to students: This is an extraordinary time in world history, and we can […]

GCU expert forecasts post-virus shift to more dynamic future of learning

Dr. Jean Mandernach has dug deep into the methods of online learning for nearly two decades. Now her expertise is in demand across the country […]

GCU tie-in is buy-in for nontraditional students

There's a simple reason why GCU's online student population has grown to more than 80,000: It also has 182 full-time instructors that make those students […]