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Olympic Medalist Talks about MCAA
November 01, 2012 – 5 minute read When three-time Olympic gold medalist Misty May-Treanor decided to earn her master’s degree in coaching and athletics administration to…
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Inspection is Key: Providing Safe Playing Conditions and Equipment
Posted on 6/27/2018 by Kenny Connolly As important as it is for coaches to properly teach on a given playing field, it’s equally important for…
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Kicking Game
Posted on 4/1/2020 by Jerry Campbell SPECIAL TEAMS PLAY The greatest amounts of field position change occur during special teams play. This becomes relevant when…
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Masters In Coaching Episode IX: Assistant Head of School Dr. Doug Kuhlmann
Posted on 11/3/2020 by Tim Cates Our guest this week, 10 years as a head coach for high school football in the state of Missouri,…
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Masters In Coaching Episode LII: Steve Hagerty
Posted on 2/2/2023 by Tim Cates Tim Cates talks with Steve Hagerty about his 35+ years coaching high school football in Southern California. Since 2008…
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What’s the Fastest Way to Become a Nurse?
What’s the fastest way to become a nurse? It depends on your current academic credentials. You can complete a licensed practical nurse training program in…
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How to Pay for Nursing School: Potential Funding Sources
When determining how to pay for nursing school, it’s best to consider a variety of funding sources. First, look for scholarships for nursing students. You…
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ABSN vs. BSN: What Are the Differences?
What’s the difference between an ABSN vs. BSN? A BSN is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, while an ABSN is an accelerated program…
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‘The Weight’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Carrying something heavy strains our muscles, exhausts us, sometimes overwhelms us to the point of collapse.
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‘Counting’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Countdowns bring with them a certain amount of suspense, but we usually do not start counting days or minutes or seconds until we are quite…
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‘Broken for Our Brokenness’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall (trying to climb to new heights, where no Dumpty had ever gone before, despite the “no sitting on this…
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‘It is Finished’ A Theological Reflection
The words “it is finished” may be uttered as a postlude, a sigh, a song of relief that the suffering has come to an end,…
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‘Lamb of Sacrifice’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
n my first year of preaching, Good Shepherd Sunday gave me the occasion to use a bit of information that I had picked up from…
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From The President – Fall 2023
Dr. Michael Thomas introduces Alum Lilly Niccum ̓2, discussing how Concordia’s value of higher education set her up for success and how Concordia helps students…
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From The President – Spring 2024
Concordia Magazine emphasizes Concordia University Irvine’s commitment to shaping students into wise, honorable, and cultivated citizens who serve society and the church. Readers are invited…