Author: Kathy Dean

MOBILE, Ala. – New lower tuition, a streamlined curriculum and exceptional hands-on learning experiences make the University of Mobile’s Master of Athletic Training (MAT) program more affordable and accessible than ever.

“Our goal is to prepare students for meaningful careers in athletic training without the burden of unnecessary financial strain,” said Dr. Lori DeLong, dean of the School of Health and Sports Science in the Celia Wallace College of Health Professions.

“UM’s lower tuition and reduced credit hours help students complete their degree efficiently while keeping costs manageable,” DeLong added. Tuition is the same for both in-state and out-of-state students at the University of Mobile.

CAATE-Accredited Program

The University of Mobile’s two-year Master of Athletic Training program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Graduates are eligible to sit for the Board of Certification (BOC) exam, the essential step to becoming a certified athletic trainer.

Apply Now for June Classes

Applications are being accepted now through May 1, 2026, for classes starting in June 2026. Apply online here through the Athletic Training Centralized Application System (ATCAS) or visit atcas.cas.myliaison.com.

Practical Training. Job-Ready Skills.

The University of Mobile Master of Athletic Training program emphasizes hands-on learning, individualized mentoring and a Christ-centered approach to healthcare.

“From Day 1, our students are learning, practicing and leading in real-world settings,” said Dr. Melissa Thomas, program director. “We combine rigorous academic training with practical experience so students graduate ready to make an impact.”

Clinical experiences begin in the first term and continue throughout the two-year program. Small class sizes allow for personalized instruction and close mentorship from faculty committed to guiding students’ professional and spiritual growth. The curriculum integrates classroom learning with practical training in UM’s nationally accredited human gross anatomy lab and cutting-edge simulation lab in the Center for Excellence in Healthcare Practice.

Students gain extensive hands-on experience across diverse clinical settings, including high schools, colleges, the Senior Bowl, general medical clinics, orthopedic and surgical practices, emergency medical services, industrial workplaces, emergency rooms, cardiac rehabilitation and wellness programs.

“We tailor clinical experiences to each student’s professional goals,” Thomas said. “Our students graduate not only with the skills employers want, but with the confidence and Christ-centered perspective to lead in any setting.”

A Flexible Degree. A World of Opportunities.

A Master of Athletic Training (MAT) degree equips graduates with advanced skills in injury prevention, assessment, rehabilitation and healthcare for physically active populations — preparing them for meaningful careers beyond traditional sports settings.

MAT professionals are in demand across a wide range of environments, including rehabilitation clinics, emergency rooms and urgent care centers, outpatient orthopedic clinics, corporate wellness programs, occupational health, military and public safety, fitness and community health organizations, private clinics, consulting and more.

This versatile degree allows graduates to tailor their careers to align with their passions and professional goals.

Start Your Journey in Athletic Training Today

Discover how the University of Mobile’s Master of Athletic Training program can prepare you for a rewarding, hands-on career. Learn more at umobile.edu/master-of-athletic-training or contact Dr. Melissa Thomas, MAT program director, at 251.442.2324 or mthomas@umobile.edu.

About the University of Mobile

The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university pursuing excellence “For Christ & His Kingdom.” With a vision to “Multiply Kingdom Leaders for the Glory of God and the Good of the World,” the university honors God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

The university was founded in 1961 and is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama, on a campus of over 880 acres, UM offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info and connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.

MOBILE, Ala. – The University of Mobile is ushering in a new era of excellence in healthcare education, appointing two accomplished leaders to guide its growing programs. Dr. Jessica Garner will lead the Celia Wallace College of Health Professions, and Dr. Hunter Speeg will lead the School of Nurse Anesthesia, both effective Oct. 15.

“Dr. Garner and Dr. Speeg are excellent examples of the kind of servant-leadership we value at the University of Mobile,” said UMPresident Charles Smith. “Their vision and expertise will help us expand opportunities for students while ensuring our healthcare programs continue to prepare graduates who serve with excellence for Christ and His Kingdom.”

Garner will provide overall leadership for the Christian university’s healthcare programs which include nursing, nurse anesthesia, and health and sports science. She will continue in her current role as graduate dean and assistant professor of nursing in the School of Nursing, where she has served as a faculty member for six years.

 

 

Speeg will direct the School of Nurse Anesthesia and the Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia program. He joined the University of Mobile in 2021 as assistant program director of the new Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice program in the School of Nurse Anesthesia – the first and only DNAP program in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Georgia.

 

 

#1 Nursing Program in Alabama

President Smith said UM’s reputation for excellence in healthcare education is built on a foundation of outstanding leadership and results.

“Our nursing programs continue to lead the state with 100% NCLEX first-time pass rates, 100% job placement, and recognition as the #1 Nursing Program in Alabama, Smith said. “In our School of Nurse Anesthesia, we celebrate the same tradition of excellence. Since its launch, the DNAP program has achieved 100% first-time pass rates on the National Certification Exam and 100% job placement for its graduates.”

Foundation of Excellence

Smith also praised Dr. Todd Hicks, founding dean of the School of Nurse Anesthesia, for his vision and leadership in launching the DNAP program and establishing its foundation of excellence.

“Dr. Hicks was instrumental in establishing and launching our Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice program. His commitment to academic excellence and clinical preparation laid the groundwork for the first and only DNAP program in a four-state regional,” Smith said.

“Dr. Speeg will now carry that momentum forward, building on a strong foundation as we continue to equip nurse anesthetists who lead with both skill and compassion.”

Speeg said, “I’m grateful for Dr. Hicks in his strategic leadership in launching this program and for his mentorship that led me to this position.”

Celia Wallace College of Health Professions

The Celia Wallace College of Health Professions is home to the university’s highly regarded healthcare programs, including the School of Nursing, School of Nurse Anesthesia, School of Health and Sports Science, and Center for Excellence in Healthcare Practice. Dr. Sarah Witherspoon is dean of the School of Nursing and Dr. Lori DeLong is dean of the School of Health and Sports Science.

“I’m honored to serve as dean of the Celia Wallace College of Health Professions,” said Jessica Garner, DNP, FNP-C, CNE. “Each position I have held leading to this role has allowed me to gain new perspectives and insight into the needs of the college and of our community and to determine a vision of the tremendous opportunities that lie ahead.”

The University of Mobile does more than prepare students to enter health professions, she said.

“The University of Mobile College of Health Professions prepares students to answer a calling God has placed on their life with confidence and competence that we believe is unmatched,” Garner said.

The University of Mobile offers undergraduate and graduate programs in a variety of health care fields. The university maintains100% NCLEX first-time pass rates and 100% job placement for nursing graduates and recently was named the #1 Nursing Program in Alabama by RegisteredNursing.org.

Garner has expanded graduate programs in the School of Nursing, most recently with the addition of the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner post-master certificate.

Recognized for leadership in her profession and community by Mobile Bay’s “40 Under 40” list of outstanding Mobilians, Garner serves on advisory boards for the Alabama Statewide Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) and Little Sisters of the Poor.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Spring Hill College, Master of Science in Nursing and Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. She continues to practice as a nurse practitioner in order to serve the community and maintain clinical skills.

Learn more about the Celia Wallace College of Health Professions at umobile.edu.

School of Nurse Anesthesia

The School of Nurse Anesthesia in the Celia Wallace College of Health Professions offers the Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice, a program that prepares students for careers as Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA).

It is the first and only DNAP program in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Georgia. Since its launch in 2021, the DNAP program has grown in enrollment and reputation, producing graduates who are highly sought after in hospitals and medical centers across the region. Graduates regularly achieve 100% first-time pass rates on the National Certification Exam required to become a CRNA, and graduating classes reported 100% job placement rates.

Under Dr. Speeg’s leadership, the program will continue to build on this strong foundation of academic rigor, clinical excellence and service.

“What excites me most about the DNAP program is its potential to shape not only highly skilled CRNAs, but also compassionate servant-leaders who will influence healthcare in our region and beyond. The future of the program is bright, and I’m honored to be part of its story,” said Hunter Speeg, DNP, CRNA.

Speeg maintains a clinical anesthesia practice at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama. He has experience as a critical care and medical-surgical nurse, as well as in case management and health education with Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Speeg holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Southern Mississippi and a Doctor of Nursing Practice (Nurse Anesthesia) from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. His professional interests include ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia, opioid-free anesthesia, total intravenous anesthesia and geriatric anesthesia.

Learn more about the School of Nurse Anesthesia and Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice at umobile.edu/dnap.

About the University of Mobile

 The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university pursuing excellence “For Christ & His Kingdom.” With a vision to “Multiply Kingdom Leaders for the Glory of God and the Good of the World,” the university honors God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

The university was founded in 1961 and is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama, on a campus of over 880 acres, UM offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info and connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.

MOBILE, Ala. – Five students at the University of Mobile are embarking on a first-of-its-kind leadership experience as the inaugural Presidential Fellows. This prestigious program gives select students the chance to learn from mentors, develop their leadership skills and contribute to the university community in meaningful ways.

Chosen for their academic excellence, commitment to service, emerging leadership and dedication to living out their faith, these students will gain hands-on experience through the President’s Office, observing Christian leadership in action and serving as ambassadors for the student body.

Becoming Kingdom Leaders

“Presidential Fellows will gain a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective on what it means to lead with integrity, humility and a servant’s heart,” said UM President Charles Smith, launching the program as part of the Christian university’s focus on developing Christ-centered leaders.

“This program allows us to mentor these exceptional students, challenge them to grow as Kingdom leaders, and prepare them to make a meaningful impact — not only on our campus but in every community they touch,” Smith said.

Jenna Goodwin, chief of staff to the president, added, “Through the Presidential Fellows Program, these students will cultivate practical leadership skills and a deeper understanding of servant leadership. They will be equipped to influence others with excellence, character and a heart for God’s Kingdom.”

Introducing the First Class of Presidential Fellows

Jermaine Edwards of Tallahassee, Florida, serves as president of the first class of Presidential Fellows.

“I’m looking forward to the year ahead and am excited to see how God will continue to move in and through the University of Mobile,” said Edwards, a junior in the Alabama School of the Arts (ASOTA) pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Worship Leadership and Music, education track. He plans a future in full-time vocational ministry upon graduation and is active in his local church.

Edwards has traveled with several of the university’s premier ensembles, including Voices of Mobile, Worship Collective and Dunamis. As a student worker in ASOTA, he supported faculty and staff, assisted with administrative tasks and helped coordinate events that showcased the talents of the UM student body. He also worked as a music theory tutor, providing one-on-one support to classmates and helping them succeed in their coursework.

MaKala Holland of Sardis City, Alabama, is a junior in the College of Arts & Sciences pursuing a Bachelor of Science in communication studies with a minor in music.

Holland’s journey to UM began at age 13 when she attended a Voices of Mobile concert. Their performance was so moving that she would strive to one day minister to others in a similar way. Today, she is a member of Voices of Mobile and serves as coordinator of operations and manager of merchandise.

“It has been an honor and privilege to be a part of the community at the University of Mobile,” Holland said. “I’m extremely grateful for the friendships, connections and opportunities I have gained since obeying God’s plan for me here. I will never forget the welcome, encouragement and peace I have received since joining the UM family.”

Amy Claire Lankford of Satsuma, Alabama, is a junior in the Grace Pilot School of Business pursuing a five-year integrated Master of Business Administration with a focus on business management.

She has served as a UM Ambassador and member of the Business Advisory Council. In addition to her academic and leadership commitments at UM, she works part-time in the event coordination department at Austal USA and serves as a crewmate aboard the USS Alabama Battleship.

“Psalm 32:8 is a verse that has helped guide and comfort me throughout my college and life experiences,” she said. “Knowing that God has His loving eye on me and has created a plan for my life gives me peace about my current positions and future endeavors.”

Courtney Sides of Eclectic, Alabama, is a junior pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with a psychology minor in the School of Nursing, College of Health Professions.

As an 8^th grade student attending the Southern Baptist Convention’s FUGE summer camp at UM, she rededicated her life to Christ. When she returned to UM for a campus tour in her senior year of high school – not having recognized the campus from her summer camp experience – UM’s Great Commission Globe caught her eye. She realized it was the very spot where she rededicated her life to Christ four years previously.

At UM, she served as a UM Ambassador, College of Health Professions representative for SGA, Ministries Team member, Bible study leader for Abide Women’s Ministry and one-on-one discipleship leader.

“It has been a privilege to be a student in a Christ-centered environment,” Sides said. “I look forward to seeing how the Lord will continue to work throughout my time at UM and beyond it as I carry the gospel and my knowledge of healthcare into the world.”

Thomas Turner of Bay Minette, Alabama, is a junior pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Music Education in the Alabama School of the Arts.

A member of the RamCorps ensemble, Turner says his studies at UM are preparing him to be not only a skilled band director and music educator, but also a leader who ministers to students with compassion, encouragement and grace.

“I am convinced there is no place quite like the University of Mobile,” Turner said. “Here, I have been poured into and invested in more than I ever thought possible, and it has made such a profound impact on my life.”

About the University of Mobile

 The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university pursuing excellence “For Christ & His Kingdom.” With a vision to “Multiply Kingdom Leaders for the Glory of God and the Good of the World,” the university honors God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

The university was founded in 1961 and is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama, on a campus of over 880 acres, UM offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info and connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.

MOBILE, Ala. – Imagine a college where professors know you by name, your faith grows alongside your studies, and you are prepared to live out your calling in any career. That’s the University of Mobile — and you’re invited to experience it for yourself at UM Day on Monday, October 13, 2025.

Future students and their families will discover a university that exists For Christ & His Kingdom – a Christ-centered campus community where every vocation is seen as a way to serve God and make a difference in the world.

RSVP today at umobile.edu/umday-info or call 251.442.2222.

Earn a $2,000 Visit Day Scholarship

Students who attend a UM Day, apply and enroll are eligible for a $2,000 Visit Scholarship for new traditional undergraduate students – making this the perfect time to plan your visit and take the next step toward your future.

Why RSVP Now?

When you RSVP, you unlock exclusive opportunities and special perks that make your visit even more rewarding.

• Apply for Free at UM Day!
• Free UM Day T-shirt for students who apply for admission at UM Day!
• Free UM sweatshirt for students who make their enrollment down payment!
• $2,000 Visit Scholarship for new traditional undergraduate students who visit, apply and enroll

What Happens at UM Day?

On your visit, you’ll:

• Tour our beautiful 880‑acre campus and see why our dorms are ranked #1 in Alabama on a campus ranked #1 for safety.
• Meet professors and current students who will inspire you.
• Learn how affordable a private Christian university can be.
• Apply for free — and take the first step toward your future.

More UM Days for 2025-2026

Reserve your spot for any of these upcoming UM Days:

• November 20, 2025
• February 5, 2026
• March 23, 2026

RSVP at umobile.edu/umday-info or call 251.442.2222.

Schedule a Private Visit

If you can’t make a UM Day, private tours are available year-round. You can still qualify for the $2,000 Visit Scholarship when you visit, apply and enroll.

Schedule a visit at umobile.edu/visit or call 251.442.2222.

About the University of Mobile

The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university pursuing excellence “For Christ & His Kingdom.” With a vision to “Multiply Kingdom Leaders for the Glory of God and the Good of the World,” the university honors God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

The university was founded in 1961 and is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama, on a campus of over 880 acres, UM offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info and connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.

MOBILE, Ala. – A three-member panel of influential Christian business leaders will bring their expertise in marketplace ministry, stewardship and leadership to the University of Mobile’s weekly Chapel on Oct. 1 for the “Faith at Work: C12 Panel.”

Panelists are members of C12, an international Christian business leadership organization where CEOs and executives meet in peer forums to grow their companies, improve leadership and make a positive, faith-driven impact.

The hour-long Faith at Work Chapel program will explore how faith informs business decisions and changes the way leaders serve their organizations and communities.

Learning from Leaders Who Put Faith First

“Hosting these C12 business leaders on our campus gives our students a rare opportunity to learn directly from faithful leaders who have built influential businesses on biblical principles,” said University of Mobile President Dr. Charles Smith. “We are grateful for this partnership and excited for how it will inspire the next generation of Christian leaders.”

Panelists are:

• Jeff Latture, senior vice president of Barnhart Crane & Rigging since 1997. The heavy lifting and heavy transport company is based in Memphis, Tennessee, with offices in 60 cities across the U.S. and Western Canada. Company CEO Alan Barnhart and family gave away 99% ownership of their multimillion-dollar company to ministry and dedicate half of annual profits to Kingdom causes. Latture is a key player in the GROVE Group which implements the purpose of Barnhart as a Kingdom generosity engine.
• Joshua VanDusseldorp, founder and owner of Abel Electric Inc. & Groups based in Salem, Alabama. Founded in 2009 with a goal to bring the Kingdom of heaven to earth through the construction industry, Abel Electric and Abel Ministries have seen tremendous growth.
• Billy Duren, president and CEO of Threaded Fasteners Inc., a wholesale building materials company based in Mobile, Alabama, with 17 locations in seven states. Founded in 1979, the company is 100% employee-owned. Duren’s journey has taken him from the broom to the boardroom after being hired while in college to sweep the floor.

The Chapel program is the first step in a partnership between the University of Mobile, its Grace Pilot School of Business, and C12. A micro-conference on the intersection of business and faith is planned for Spring 2026.

From Chapel to the Marketplace

During Chapel, the C12 panel will address how following Christ in the marketplace can transform companies, influence culture and create lasting impact.

“C12 exists to help Christian CEOs and executives build great businesses for a greater purpose,” said Chris Jackson, principal chair of C12 South Alabama. “By bringing seasoned business leaders alongside students at the University of Mobile, we’re giving them a front-row seat to see how faith and leadership work hand in hand in the real world. Our hope is to inspire them to lead with courage, conviction and a clear sense of calling.”

Dr. Kathy Dunning, dean of the Grace Pilot School of Business, added, “Events like this demonstrate to our students that business is more than profit — it is a calling. We are committed to preparing graduates who will lead with integrity, excellence and a Christ-centered vision for making a difference.”

C12: Equipping CEOs to Lead with Purpose

Founded in 1992, C12 is the world’s largest network of Christian CEOs and executives, serving more than 4,000 members in peer advisory groups worldwide.

C12 equips business leaders to build thriving companies while advancing the Gospel through the marketplace, helping executives balance operational excellence with Christ-centered purpose and eternal impact.

Grace Pilot School of Business: Where Faith Shapes Leadership

The Grace Pilot School of Business at the University of Mobile provides academically rigorous programs in accounting, finance, management, marketing and entrepreneurship — all rooted in a Christian worldview. Small class sizes, close faculty mentorship and experiential learning opportunities equip students to succeed professionally while staying true to their faith.

Dunning, UM’s business school dean, said the university’s goal is for graduates to go out into the world confident not only in their business skills but also in their calling as faithful leaders.

“Whether they’re launching a start-up, managing a global company or serving in their local community, our goal for them is to make decisions that honor Christ and positively influence the people and places they serve,” Dunning said. 

About the University of Mobile

The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university pursuing excellence “For Christ & His Kingdom.” With a vision to “Multiply Kingdom Leaders for the Glory of God and the Good of the World,” the university honors God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

The university was founded in 1961 and is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama, on a campus of over 880 acres, UM offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info and connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.

MOBILE, Ala. – For the fifth consecutive year, the University of Mobile leads the state with the #1 Best Dorms in Alabama in the new 2026 Niche Best Colleges ranking.

Niche also ranks UM as the #1 Safest College Campus in Alabama – continuing the university’s multi-year ranking at or near the top in safety in the state.

In addition, Niche ranks UM among the Top 100 Best Christian Colleges in America. UM’s music program in the Alabama School of the Arts is rated #1 Best College for Music in Alabama and among the Top 100 Best Colleges for Music in America.

The accolades come at a time of growing enrollment for the University of Mobile, with residence halls at full capacity and student life thriving across campus. Learn more about UM and apply at umobile.edu/um-info.

“Rankings like these reflect the outstanding campus environment we provide at the University of Mobile,” said UM President Charles Smith.

“Being recognized as the safest campus in Alabama and having the best dorms for five consecutive years affirms our commitment to creating a Christ-centered environment where students are known, cared for and equipped to make an impact for the glory of God and the good of the world.”

#1 Best Dorms in Alabama

UM has held the #1 Best Dorms in Alabama title for at least five consecutive years. The ranking celebrates residence halls that offer not just comfort, but a sense of community and a home-away-from-home where students feel safe and supported.

UM residence halls offer students a variety of choices, from apartment living to suite-style or private-style rooms, with automated laundry, a 24-hour fitness center and 24-hour security. Computer labs, media rooms, access to a full kitchen, free wi-fi and a residential assistant on each hall who provides mentorship and helps with questions or concerns are just a few of the amenities.

Niche says top-ranked college dorms offer outstanding campus housing that is safe and clean with modern amenities at reasonable prices.

#1 Safest College Campus in Alabama 

The #1 Safest College Campus in Alabama ranking highlights UM’s proactive security measures, including 24/7 on-campus security, strong partnerships with local law enforcement and a Christ-centered community environment where students are known by their peers, faculty and staff.

Niche consistently ranks the University of Mobile among the safest college campuses in the state and nation. Niche says top-ranked safest colleges offer a safe and healthy environment with little or no campus crime, drugs or alcohol usage.

Top Christian Colleges in Nation, #1 Music Program in Alabama

Additional rankings place UM among the Top 100 Christian Colleges in the nation. Top-ranked Christian colleges offer students an education and college experience rooted in Christian traditions and faith.

UM’s music program in the Alabama School of the Arts is rated the #1 Best College for Music in Alabama.

About Niche Rankings

Niche’s Best Colleges 2026 rankings are based on a blend of student and parent feedback from over 100 million reviews and. survey responses, along with key statistics from the U.S. Department of Education and other official sources. Over 4,000 colleges and universities were reviewed.

“Our rankings are designed to reflect not just data, but the real voices and lived experiences of students across the country,” said Luke Skurman, founder and CEO of Niche. “That blend of insight is what makes Niche unique. We’re giving students the clarity to identify the colleges where they see themselves belonging and succeeding.”

About the University of Mobile

The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university pursuing excellence “For Christ & His Kingdom.” With a vision to “Multiply Kingdom Leaders for the Glory of God and the Good of the World,” the university honors God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

The university was founded in 1961 and is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama, on a campus of over 880 acres, UM offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info and connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.