Category: Graduate Programs
Alumni Spotlight: Sarah McLean
Determined to increase advocacy and support for the community of Abilene, Sarah (Robirds ’09) McLean has been a shining example of the mission of the Master of Science in Social Work (MSSW) program: “meeting others where they are in their challenges and helping them overcome barriers.” As a mother, board member of … Continued
ACU Invited To Join The Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED) Network
Abilene Christian University is proud to announce the acceptance of its invitation to join The Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED) network consisting of over 135 institutional members in the important work of redesigning professional practice preparation in education for the improvement of PK-20 education. Alongside other top-tiered universities, including Gonzaga University, Missouri State … Continued
How to Become a Conflict Resolution Master
Let’s face it – conflict occurs no matter the circumstances. Regardless of whether you’re working on a large team or small group, conflict can occur when people feel unappreciated, unheard, or even unseen despite your best efforts as a leader or coworker. Still, though, not all conflicts are particularly bad. Though conflict is often something … Continued
Alumna and Faculty Spotlight: Erika (Cook ’14) McLean
As a mother, wife, instructor, program director and endoscopist, Abilene Christian University faculty member Erika (Cook ’14) McLean hopes to make a difference in the lives of those around her and is eager to produce change in her students and her field. As a therapist, she finds joy in helping patients understand their options regarding … Continued
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Darlene Breaux
Whether she’s speaking at congressional meetings in Washington, D.C., earning various awards, or serving as board president for Alief ISD, Dr. Darlene Breaux is a testament to what can happen when you pursue your passions and hold a strong pulse on what the world needs from an educational, social, and spiritual standpoint. As an ACU … Continued
ACU Announces New Ed.D. in Educational Leadership
Abilene Christian University (ACU) has launched a new online Doctor of Education (Ed.D) in Educational Leadership degree. This innovative program, designed to meet the evolving needs of education professionals, equips aspiring leaders with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary to drive meaningful change in educational institutions throughout Texas. Led by highly regarded leadership professionals and … Continued
Four ACU Online Faculty and Staff Receive CCCU Appointments
Abilene Christian University (ACU) is proud to announce the acceptance of four faculty and staff members into the 2024 Leadership Development Institute and 2024 Multi-Ethnic Leadership Development Institute within the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU). Exemplifying faithful leadership and a passion for scholarship and service, ACU Online congratulates Dr. Jennifer Butcher, Dr. Dena … Continued
Change The Game As A Sports Leader
Playing sports is one of the most fundamental activities in our American culture. From watching the latest NBA match-up to hosting friends for the big football game to attending a little league team meeting, Americans place a huge emphasis on the importance of playing, supporting, and encouraging athletes to excel in a variety of sports. … Continued
What’s The Difference: Ed.D. in Organizational Leadership and Educational Leadership
Online Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degrees are rising across the board. According to Fortune, the best online Ed.D. programs have seen a steady upward trend of enrollment and completion rates due to the promising value the degree holds in the field of education. Unlike a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree, an Ed.D. tells the world … Continued