- Avila University School of Business Academic Achievement Awards Announced
Six Avila University students received the School of Business Academic Achievement Awards for 2021-2022. Students must be graduating business majors with a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA. A vote of full-time business faculty chooses winners. The William Randall Sowers Award has a special distinction in that it is a memorial award in honor of a former...
- Q&A: Matt Arnet, MSCP ’06
Matt Arnet is the Clinical Director of Outpatient Services at KVC Behavioral Healthcare. He chose Avila University to earn his Master of Science in Counseling Psychology. “I was looking for a smaller program where I could get to know the professors and other students. My undergraduate degree came from a very large state school where...
- Avila Graduate Students Earn Awards at Great Plains Students Psychology Convention
Two Avila University psychology graduate students, Eleanor Dick and Lindsay Wing won awards at the 2022 Great Plains Students Psychology Convention held on March 15 & 16 in Emporia, Kansas. This convention brings psychology students together to exchange ideas, discuss relevant topics, and gain experience presenting their research. Avila Professor of Psychology Jordan Wagge, Ph.D.,...
- Q&A: Samantha Johnson, MSP ’20
Samantha Johnson chose Avila to earn her Master of Science in Psychology because she wanted to be a part of a meaningful community. “If you are looking for quality education and relationships, Avila is the right choice for you,” said Johnson, MSP, ‘20. “I could envision myself on campus, involved with my peers and professors....
- Caring for “The Dear Neighbor” on Campus
The sense of community is one of the first things you feel when stepping foot on Avila’s campus. The Avila Care Team (ACT) is one of the support layers that provide that sense of community at Avila. Made up of Avila faculty and staff, ACT is dedicated to ensuring the campus community’s needs are met...
- Q&A: Alfred Hoppert, MSCP ’17
Alfred Hoppert earned his Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from Avila University in 2017. “I would highly recommend Avila’s MSCP program over others, mainly due to the growth you achieve in the program being very personalized,” said Hoppert who is now using his degree as a Substance Use Disorder Program Supervisor. How did Avila...
- Campus Closed March 10, 2022, Due to Weather Conditions
Due to forecasted weather conditions in Kansas City, the Avila University campus will be closed on Thursday, March 10, 2022. Students, please communicate with your professors. While in-person instruction will not take place on campus your professors may choose to hold Thursday’s classes online. University offices will be closed and employees are asked to work...
- Q&A: Sarah Josephson, MSCP student
Sarah Josephson loves talking to people about their emotions and being a listening ear. “I want to help others become the best versions of themselves and find true happiness so they can live a fulfilled life,” said Josephson. She is currently pursuing her Master of Science in Counseling Psychology at Avila University. “I thrive in...
- Talton Selected for 2022 Human Anatomy and Physiology Society Award
Avila University Assistant Professor, Omonse Talton, Ph.D. was selected for the 2022 Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS) Marieb, Hoehn, And Haynes Award For Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion and will be presented with the award at the HAPS annual conference in May. This award was created to encourage instructors and students from minority groups traditionally...
- Q&A: Heather Chaszar MA.Ed ’17
Heather Chaszar was changing careers to education and looking for a program that offered course flexibility while meeting her needs as a working adult. She found Avila’s Master of Arts in Education in Curriculum & Instruction. “After completing the required professional education coursework, transitioning into the master’s program was seamless. Receiving an MAEd in Curriculum...