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Writing at the graduate level

Going back to school after a long break can seem daunting, especially when it comes to writing. Check out our tips to improve your writing skills.

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Following in their father’s footsteps: 5 Concordians share how their dads inspired them

A good father makes all the difference in a child's life. For this reason, a godly man will take seriously the responsibility he's been given to model Christian character to the next generation.

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Master’s in educational leadership: Shana Love’s experience

If you're interested in earning your master's in educational leadership, hear from recent graduate Shana Love about her experience in the program.

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Is a doctorate worth it?

Is a doctorate worth it?

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Educational leadership master’s: Chris Brune’s experience

Principal Chris Brune recently earned his educational leadership master's degree. Read about his experience below.

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Pursuing counseling as a career

If you're thinking about pursuing counseling as a career, you've come to the right spot.

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Become a principal: Is now the right time?

Have you thought about becoming a principal? Read more to find out why now could be a great time to pursue this career.

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CUAA celebrates graduates’ calls, academic awards

With commencement under their belts, more than 140 individuals will soon begin their service to Christ as CUAA graduates.

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The uncommon third-gen educator who celebrated two milestones in one day

Meet Evan Denney, a third-generation educator who fast-tracked his route to the classroom.

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The uncommon couple prepares for marriage and ministry

Logan Davis ('22) and Abby Haggard ('22) are preparing for graduation, a wedding, a move across the country and a new adventure in St. Louis, MO.

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