APU Articles
Regenerating a Passion for Science and Music
November 18, 2019
Soul Music: Professor’s Son Inspires His Calling
November 15, 2019
Gentle harmonies mix with the babble of a baby as a husband and wife sing their young son a lullaby before bed—music weaves throughout the family of John Burdett ’01, Ed.D., assistant music professor, director of instrumental studies and bands, playing a central role in their lives. Then, a visit to the pediatrician’s office shook their world of sound and song: the doctor diagnosed their son, Cole, as profoundly deaf. When they received the news, shock flooded their minds.
Doctoral Program Preparation: Getting Your Mind Ready
November 14, 2019
The Benefits of Diversity in College Staff
November 07, 2019
A Student’s Guide to Staying on Campus During Break
November 06, 2019
Unearthing Biblical History for the Classroom
November 04, 2019
Biblical history came alive for me a decade ago when I participated in my first archaeological project. Since then I have worked on projects in Israel, Central Asia, and, for the past eight years, as a member of an archeological team at an excavation site on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. T (KUSP) is a collaborative effort led by Southwestern Theological Seminary seeking to better understand the transitional period of the 4 century AD when Christianity replaced paganism as the dominant religion of the island.
The Best Strategic Communication Jobs
October 31, 2019
5 College Application Tips for Undergraduate Students
October 29, 2019
