Tag: ACU Online
Darlene Breaux Recognized with Presidential Award
Abilene Christian University (ACU) is proud to congratulate Dr. Darlene Breaux on being a 2024 recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the White House Administration. Due to her exceptional work ethic and volunteer services across Harris County and the state of Texas, Dr. Breaux was awarded this prestigious honor alongside her various other … 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
Tips for Acing The Interview
Finishing your degree is a great accomplishment. Finding a job afterward can be the tricky part. According to a report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, 72% of jobs require postsecondary education or training, and 42% of jobs require a bachelor’s degree. As such, you can certainly expect to have your … Continued
Leveraging Your MHA Degree: Tips for Standing Out in the Job Search in 2024
Embarking on the intricate journey of healthcare administration requires more than just earning a Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) degree – it demands strategic navigation and a proactive approach. Through Abilene Christian University’s esteemed MHA program, you will not only attain a prestigious academic credential but have also honed a comprehensive set of skills essential … Continued
Faculty Spotlight: Maxine Notice
Working diligently around the clock to assist her patients and manage her online classroom, Dr. Maxine Notice, assistant professor within the Marriage and Family Therapy program, has made her mark as a caring professor and licensed therapist focused on getting people to where they want to be. Whether it’s guiding them through coursework related to … Continued
Student Spotlight: Courtney Brazile
Focused on empowering students with effective communication skills and championing their internal sense of self, Courtney Brazile is known as a nationally recognized advocate for incorporating diversity and inclusion into the college classroom and organizational setting. As a professor of communication studies at Dallas College and student in the Doctor of Education (Ed.D..) in Organizational … Continued
Faculty Spotlight: Jacqueline Bluitt
Hyper-focused on educating men and women of all races, ethnicities, socioeconomic levels, and stages of life, Dr. Jacqueline Bluitt is known as one of ACU Online’s most profound advocates and educators. Holding a strong emphasis in the STEM fields and secondary education, Dr. Bluitt sees her role as the Undergraduate Education Program Director to be … Continued
Maintaining Your Mental Health During School
Mental health has become a buzzword across college campuses due to the influx of anxiety, sleep depravity, and depression leading hundreds of students to drop out of school or even commit suicide. According to experts, mental health problems affect a student’s energy level, concentration, dependability, mental ability, and optimism oftentimes hindering performance in and out … Continued
Faculty Spotlight: Katie Pitts
The aspect of active listening and understanding speech is not an easy skill to master. In a society full of noise and constant communication between humans and our personal devices, it’s people like Dr. Katie Pitts that stop, look, listen, and more importantly, study how people hear the world around them. Focusing on teaching students … Continued