Category: ACU Online
ACU and TABSE Partner to Support Educators and Expand Access to Online Education
Abilene Christian University (ACU) is announcing a new partnership with the Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE). TABSE is an affiliate of the National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) and is committed to improving the educational landscape and recognizing the achievements of Black students. With this partnership, members and employees of TASBE will … Continued
ACU Named Among Nation’s Best for Online Doctor of Education Programs
Abilene Christian University’s online Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Organizational Leadership has been named by The Princeton Review as one of the “Best Online Doctor of Education Programs for 2026.” The recognition places ACU alongside a national group of institutions highlighted for excellence in online doctoral education. In announcing the recognition, The Princeton Review noted … Continued
Student Spotlight: Hannah Page
For as long as Hannah Page can remember, sports have been part of her life. Growing up in Lubbock, she watched her father coach basketball and also played both basketball and volleyball herself. She spent her undergraduate career playing collegiate volleyball at multiple universities. Hannah’s deep love and passion for collegiate sports was something she … Continued
ACU Partners with the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Abilene Christian University is announcing a new partnership with the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society to provide affordable educational opportunities to its members and employees. The PTK Honor Society provides its members with access to professional development and leadership courses, webinars, partner benefits and discounts, and more to help students prepare for their future. With … Continued
Student Spotlight: Rocio Toon
Rocio Toon describes herself as a “lifelong learner,” a phrase that has shaped both her personal and professional journey. Her curiosity stretches far beyond the classroom. She’s the kind of person who picks up new skills simply because she wants to understand more about the world around her. Rocio has learned American Sign Language and … Continued
ACU Announces Partnership with the City of Washington, North Carolina
Dallas, Texas– Abilene Christian University (ACU) and the City of Washington, North Carolina, are excited to announce a new, transformative partnership designed to create educational opportunities for municipal employees. The mission of this partnership is to forge academic opportunities for city employees to strengthen their knowledge and professional skills to better serve their community. ACU … Continued
The College of Learning and Development’s Signature Pedagogy
At Abilene Christian University, the College of Learning and Development is dedicated to preparing leaders who can bring about meaningful change in districts and organizations. Our work is rooted in the belief that leadership is more than acquiring knowledge and skills; it is about formation and development. The College of Learning and Development’s Signature Pedagogy … Continued
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Rachel Slaymaker
For Dr. Rachel Slaymaker, social work is more than a profession; it is a mission-driven calling rooted in her Christian faith and nearly two decades of practice and academic experience. As the Program Director for Abilene Christian University’s Master of Science in Social Work (MSSW), Dr. Slaymaker has dedicated her career to meeting individuals in … Continued
Student Spotlight: Elajah Williams
Raised by her grandmother in a home with seven other children, Elajah, known as Smiley to her friends and family, grew up understanding responsibility, resilience and compassion at a young age. When her grandmother’s health declined, she stepped into the role of caregiver. Elajah even taught her grandmother to walk again, making it possible for … Continued