Meet our distinguished faculty member and learn about their research.
Meet our distinguished faculty member and learn about their research.
Faulkner University celebrated the completion of its new College of Health Sciences with a dedication ceremony on February 28, 2025. The event marked the finalization of construction made possible by the generosity of donors who contributed nearly $19 million for the...
Roosevelt Chapman Fifty-nine years ago, Roosevelt Chapman made history as one of the first African American students to attend Faulkner, then called Alabama Christian College (ACC). Roosevelt Chapman died March 20, 2022, yet his legacy lives on. In a time...
As a young boy, Don Gilliam would often see his father in the family living room sitting with a Bible open on his lap. The well-worn leather of the book bore witness to the life that his father would live. As Don watched his father’s steady hand move across the pages,...
Cate Valentino is a part of Faulkner's Occupational Therapy program. Doctor of Occupational Therapy : Cate Valentino OTD, OTR/L, Assistant Professor Years at Faulkner? This is my first year at Faulkner and I am honored to be part of such a wonderful...
The 80th Faulkner Bible Lectureship marked another remarkable year, coinciding seamlessly with Homecoming Week and culminating in its second annual high-profile debate. Together, these events drew historic numbers of attendees to campus, fostering both physical and...
Faulkner University’s online Ph.D. in Health Sciences has been recognized by Forbes Advisor as one of the top 10 “Best Online Health Science Ph.D. and DHS Programs of 2024.” The program ranked 8th overall and 1st in Alabama. Forbes' listing evaluated 11 accredited,...
Over the weekend, Faulkner University proudly awarded $2 million in scholarships to 42 Lads 2 Leaders participants who competed in the second annual Zorn/ L2L Faulkner University Invitational. “This is the largest scholarship day in the history of Faulkner University...
Artificial intelligence is an intimidating technology that can make us second guess whether or not a student is completing their work without the aid of AI. Updating assignments and reconsidering how we build our online course can help insure academic integrity while keeping high standards and supporting our students.
Author: Christi Jones Seven years ago, as a newly hired faculty member, my thoughts were a mixture of equal parts excitement and anxiousness as course preparation for the fall of 2017 began. Using the skills gleaned in a single pedagogy course and inspiration from...
As online components to our courses become more and more prevalent, we are able to access a wealth of information that we may want to share with our students, but how do we ensure that everything that we want to use in our class is okay to use? Copyright law has some vague aspects, but if you stick to these basic rules, you can avoid some headaches and keep everything above board.
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