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Christensen Nominated for Prestigious Excellence in Entrepreneurship Awards
“I’m really committed to exposing teens to new ways of thinking,” Christensen stated. “Entrepreneurs see problems and opportunities and act on them. It’s a paradigm…
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California 45th District U.S. Representative Katie Porter Visits Concordia University Irvine
California 45th District U.S. Representative Katie Porter Visits Concordia University Irvine Congresswoman Katie Porter, who represents Orange County in California’s 45’th Congressional District, hosted a…
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Memorial Service for Monica Quan and Keith Lawrence on Sunday, February 24
Memorial Service for Monica Quan and Keith Lawrence on Sunday, February 24 UPDATE 2/22/2012: The memorial service for Monica Quan and Keith Lawrence will be…
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Concordia University Irvine’s Master’s Counseling Program Earns National Accreditation
Concordia University Irvine’s Master’s Counseling Program Earns National Accreditation Accreditation is a first for the three year-old program in partnership with the Townsend Institute IRVINE,…
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Concordia University Irvine Names New Dean of the School of Education
Concordia University Irvine (CUI) has appointed Kent Schlichtemeier, Ed.D. of Irvine as the new Dean of the School of Education. Schlichtemeier, who replaces retiring Dean Deborah…
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Concordia University Irvine Officially Joins NCAA
Concordia University Irvine Officially Joins NCAA Consistent enrollment, financial stability, notable athletic programs and academics help make Concordia the only NCAA Division II School in…
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3 Tips for Citing Credible Sources … Trust Me
The common neo-Aristotelean method of rhetorical criticism examines three aspects of rhetoric: Logos (appeal to logic), ethos (appeal to credibility), and pathos (appeal to emotion).…
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[Placeholder Title] – Change Later: The Importance of Placeholders in Essay Writing
The first words of an essay can be torture to write. With no clear idea as to the direction of the paper, a frustrated writer…
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Masters In Coaching Episode XLIV: Football Coach Jerry Campbell
From California to Texas to everywhere in between, he has coached football for nearly 50 years, and he’s written 47 books about the sport; he…
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Life in God’s Vineyard
Cindy Steinbeck, MA ’02, and Steve Schedler ’84 both spent years serving as Directors of Christian Education (DCE), supporting Concordia in various ways, and walking through…
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Alumni Brew Up Success in Coffee Industry: A Higher Brew
Joshua McArthur, MA ’22, loves coffee and ministry, and when he wanted to re-focus his career from accounting to organizational leadership, he checked out several programs…
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Zooming in on the Human Genome
Parker Hicks ’22, a biology major, took a side interest in coding as an undergraduate, taught himself a programming language, then applied for a National Science Foundation…
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A Delicious Lesson on Integrating Quotes
Think of the perfect chocolate chip cookie. The top is golden-brown. The cookie is soft, but not underbaked. The chocolate chips are distributed throughout, giving…
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Masters In Coaching Episode XLIII: Volleyball Coach Bret Almazan-Cezar
Nearly three decades as a volleyball coach and teacher, national coach of the year, multiple national championships, CIF champions, too many times, and now he’s…
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Masters In Coaching Episode XLI: Basketball Coach Ken Ammann
He was a standout basketball player at Stanford, assistant coach, and now two decades as the head basketball coach at Concordia University Irvine with a…
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When Light Shines in Darkness
Beth Agner ’05, the lead DCE at Hope Lutheran Church in Wake Forest, North Carolina, came to Concordia University Irvine with a love of numbers and accounting, and has…