News Archives Concordia Experts

8 ways to improve your ‘sleep hygiene’ and why it matters

Strong sleep hygiene means having both a bedroom environment and daily routines that promote consistent, uninterrupted sleep.

Read More

Concordia’s new Quantitative Business Chair brings passion for teaching and expertise in accountancy

Her work as an accountant paid the bills for the first half of her career; however, after more than 15 years at the front of the classroom, it’s clear to Amber Gray, CPA, that teaching is her passion.

Read More

All of your COVID-19 vaccine questions answered

Do they work? Are they safe? Are there ethical concerns?

Read More

Faculty and Staff of the month: Erin Laverick and Barb Walther

Congratulations to Erin Laverick (faculty of the month) and Barb Walther (staff of the month)!

Read More

November 2020: Faculty & Staff of the month

Congratulations to Alex Ketchum (faculty of the month) and Sarah Beckham (staff of the month)!

Read More

CUAA School of Nursing: Ahead of the Virtual Learning Curve

COVID-19 was certainly a pivoting point for higher education institutions across the country. But, the pandemic served as more of a catapult for a new way of learning for the School of Nursing at Concordia University Ann Arbor.

Read More

Concordia’s Storyteller

It was July 1, 1997, and Patrick Ferry was on the cusp of a monumental period of change in his life when he decided it was time to start keeping a journal.

Read More

CUAA alumni authors share dozens of works

Concordia University Ann Arbor alumni work in a myriad of professional positions, and have published works to share their research and expertise.

Read More

Published titles from CUAA employee authors

In addition to their roles within the classroom and on behalf of CUAA students, Concordia's faculty, staff, and adjuncts also drive conversations and stimulate thought through their contributions as authors.

Read More

Concordia professor co-authors NATA statement on spine-injury best practices

Concordia University Ann Arbor celebrates with Timothy Neal, MS, AT, ATC, CCISM, program director of athletic training education and assistant professor of health and human performance, on his recent contribution to a National Athletic Training Association (NATA) statement on spinal injuries.

Read More