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Are you looking to make a career switch into accounting?

The online Master of Science in Accountancy program offers a pathway for individuals with diverse undergraduate backgrounds to transition into accounting.

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Hart and Iwas are April students of the month

Congratulations to Michael Hart, a sophomore Secondary Education major and Kennedy Iwas, Physician Assistant student on being the students of the month for April!

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From Nicaragua to Detroit: A Tale of Resilience, Sisterhood, and Educational Passion

Sisters Eddy and Jefte's journey from Nicaraguan roots to shaping young minds in Detroit embodies resilience, sacrifice, and an unbreakable bond, proving that love and faith can overcome adversity and inspire hope.

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March students of the month are Smalls and Groth

Congratulations to David Smalls, a senior Justice and Public Policy major and Tyler Groth, Doctorate in Physical Therapy student on being the students of the month for March!

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Business faculty earn leadership positions within professional organizations

These Concordia business faculty have risen to appointed or elected positions among the professional organizations in their respective fields.

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A Quid for Your Thoughts: Day 2 – Exploration, Heritage and Flavor

This is the second article in the series, “A Quid for Your Thoughts,” written by members of the MBA 568:  Study Abroad in London course. The series captures reflections from students’ study abroad experience to the United Kingdom over spring break of 2024.

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Erik Swanson and Marcella Caruso are CUAA’s February students of the month

Congratulations to Erik Swanson, first year AbleLight College student and Marcella Caruso, a first-year Physician Assistant student on being the students of the month for February!

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Dylan Jergens’ new chapter on and off the court

After completing his undergraduate studies and competing at a Division I university, Dylan Jergens opted to further his basketball career at CUAA while simultaneously pursuing his master's degree.

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Concordia partners with Talent Together to offer free online degrees in education

Concordia University Ann Arbor now offers a free online pathway to a bachelor's or master's degree in education or teacher certification thanks to a new partnership with Talent Together, a consortium of 55 intermediate school districts in Michigan.

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Student Spotlight: Lisa Gardner

Lisa Gardner shares a bit about the process to earn an ESL Endorsement and how close she was to giving up.

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