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Nutritional Sciences program grows fast, adds lab

In just one year, the College of Science, Engineering and Technology's new Nutritional Sciences program has grown to include almost 100 students, and the college […]

GCU's Farris talks AI on AZ TechTalk panel Tuesday

Phoenix has become a hub for technology, IT and software companies in the last decade, so much so that publications have pondered whether it is […]

GCU programs earn prestigious ABET accreditation

GCU wanted to go where the jobs were, which is why it opened the College of Science, Engineering and Technology in 2014. Today, the college […]

New COE Assistant Dean loves guiding teachers

To say the new Assistant Dean in the College of Education is driven may be an understatement. Emily Pottinger has taken on the leadership role […]

This training will help multiply number of teachers

There's a national teacher shortage, a numbers problem GCU is helping address. GCU's K12 Educational Development hopes its webinar training on teacher certification tests adds […]

Counselors face their own pandemic stress

The stresses are adding up. A pandemic, social unrest, working from home, loss of income and freedoms. Now think of the mental health professionals trying […]

GCU program has new students well-prepared for fall

GCU was ahead of the game. When new students start the year with online instruction in September, they already will be familiar with GCU through […]

How GCU practicums became missions of goodwill

GCU students in School Counseling practicums across the country found a way to make the best of the bad situations caused by the pandemic. Facing […]

GCU's urban farms plant seeds to nourish neighbors

Nathan Cooper knew about growing corn and soybeans on vast Midwest farm fields that four generations of his family have tended. Farming in the desert […]