Hotshop Artist Austin Littenberg recently spent time as a visiting artist in the Glass Institute in the College of Fine Arts, inspiring students of Assistant Art Professor Brian Frus with his skills and mentoring them in producing the highest-quality …
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Sport Management online master’s program gears up for January as professors solidify industry relationships
JU Sport Business professors Dr. Carol Dole and Dr. Todd Hall, who are gearing up for the January launch of the region’s only fully online business-focused Sport Management master’s degree, recently traveled to the inaugural Warsaw Sports Business Analytics Symposium …
Read More »Dr. George to lead far-reaching workshop on understanding and treating anxiety for NEFMHCA
Should you need to find Dr. Whitney George this week you probably need to look no further than her office in the Brooks Rehabilitation College of Healthcare Sciences Lazarra Building.
Dr. George, Assistant Professor of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, …
Read More »Student Veterans of America Cookout draws in JU community
I would like to thank our JU students, faculty, staff and alumni for the tremendous turnout at the Student Veterans of America Cookout this past Wednesday. The SVA team was pleasantly surprised by the attendance. The purpose was to help …
Read More »JU represents at 2016 American Speech-Language Hearing Association Convention
Speech-Language Pathology graduate program faculty and students are ready to go again to the American Speech-Language Hearing Association Convention Nov. 16-19 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, with seven presentations ready.
Dr. Christine Sapienza, Dean of the Brooks Rehabilitation …
Read More »Deep Breath: Parkinson’s Patients Continue Struggle as JU Presses Forward on Solutions
By Michael Stone
Originally printed in the Fall 2016 issue of WAVE magazine.
On a Tuesday night in Gainesville, you might find Stu Pearson singing karaoke at the Dirty Bar. Or at Crafty Bastards on a Wednesday. Or at Napolatano’s …
Read More »Senior Danielle Keeler captures Iceland in breathtaking video of Study Abroad trip
Marine Science assistant professor Jeremy Stalker and English professor Julie Brannon shouldn’t have too much trouble convincing students to join them on their Experiential Learning trip to Iceland next summer. All they need to do is show them Nursing senior …
Read More »The Impact of a Legacy
Four Generations of Alumni Foster Tradition of Service and Dedication to JU
Originally printed in the Fall 2016 issue of WAVE magazine.
John F. Sessions had just received the diagnosis. He was facing a battle against a brain tumor. There …
Read More »JU a top “Best for Vets College” on prestigious Military Times list
Jacksonville University has been selected among the top schools on the Military Times “Best for Vets Colleges 2017” list, the most prestigious of such designations.
The eighth annual rankings are based on results of Military Times’ comprehensive school-by-school survey of …
Read More »Varsity Shooting team Runner-Up at JAX Southeast Collegiate Invitational
The Varsity Shooting team recently co-hosted its sixth Jax Southeast Collegiate Invitational (Regional) Championship Shoot, with the squad coming in as runner-up Main Event Champion among 124 collegiate athletes from nine universities.
The performance follows the team grabbing HOA (High …
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