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What did you do this weekend?

Dr. Jim Pingel, Dr. Adam Paape, and Stephanie Howay from the School of Education presented on various educational topics at the 2024 MANS Education Conference, showcasing leadership, innovative teaching strategies, and program insights.

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A leap of faith to start dream career

From leaving well-paid jobs to follow his dream of teaching, Brent Bloom’s journey is a testament to his faith and determination as he embraces his role in inspiring high school students.

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CUWAA announces top faculty for 2024

Congratulations to these "Top 10" faculty members, demonstrating teaching excellence and a strong focus on faith and learning!

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When Education is Far Reaching

Stephanie Howay, Assistant Director of the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction, highlights how the fully online program connects students worldwide, enriching the learning experience through diverse perspectives and strong community bonds, as seen during her visit to teacher candidates in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

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A story of educational revival

From homemaker to educator, Tabatha's journey highlights how faith, family support, and determination can turn long-held dreams into reality, no matter your age.

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CUAA announces spring 2024 Scholastic Honors Lists

Concordia University Ann Arbor has released its spring 2024 Scholastic Honors Lists (often called Dean's lists), and 290 students have met the requirements.

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Chasing dreams and defying all odds

Overcoming personal tragedies and academic setbacks, Brandon's journey to becoming a double Master's graduate is a testament to his perseverance and commitment to education.

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New associate degree aims to honor students

Concordia recently approved an Associate of Arts degree aimed at honoring students and credentialing them in a manner that might make it easier to transfer to other colleges.

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MSCI with Elementary and Secondary Teacher Certification pass rates

Did you know the Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction (MSCI) with Elementary and Secondary Teacher Certification students have some of the highest pass rates in the state for the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification (MTTC)?

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Quick Questions with Concordians: Kara Alfano – School of Nursing, School of Education, Music Department

Get to know Kara Alfano, an adjunct instructor of music at CUAA and the academic advisor of both the School of Nursing and Education.

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