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Heart and Mind: How the Bible Shapes Social Emotional Learning Part 4 of 4
In the final post of this series, we will explore the social nature of humanity. God created us to be social and to live in…
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Vision 2025: Campus Renovations Continue
Construction and preparation work on the CU Center for Worship and the Performing Arts and the Golden Eagles Athletics Complex are continuing on schedule this…
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How Long Does It Take to Become a Nurse? Less Than Two Years in an Accelerated Program
Nursing school length depends on your path. An ADN takes about two years, a traditional BSN takes four years, and an accelerated BSN can be…
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Karl Hoenecke named new Dean for Concordia’s School of Business & Economics
Irvine, CA., Oct. 25, 2024 – After a national search, Concordia University Irvine announced on October 17 that Karl Hoenecke, MBA ’14, is the new…
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Music Professor Appointed Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences
Following a national search, Concordia music professor and organist Dr. Tom Mueller has been appointed Dean of the School of Arts & Sciences after serving…
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Large Puppets Enliven Children’s Play
When theatre professor Tony Vezner decided to direct a children’s play involving two large puppets — a penguin and a monkey — he contacted good…
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Stellar Singer Launches Career From Concordia
Kaitlyn Bills ’25 — stage name: Kaity B — came to Concordia University Irvine with “huge dreams of being a singer-songwriter, artist, and producer,” and…
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Rio Nakasone ’17: Beauty by Design
Rio Nakasone ’17 was born and raised in Japan by fashion designers who owned a chain of women’s clothing stores. At Concordia University Irvine, he…
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Alex Guebert ’11: Ringing Success
Alex Guebert ’11 is becoming a national name in handbell composition and conducting — a field he studied intensively at Concordia Irvine.