Helping students grow in their calling is one of Dr. Robert “Buddy” Landry’s favorite parts of his role as an associate professor of marriage and family counseling at the University …
Q&A with UM Biology Professor Ashley Lindsey
University of Mobile Biology Professor Ashley Lindsey wants her students to understand the impact scientific innovation can have in society as a whole – and in their own lives. Her …
Q&A with UM Business Professor Amy Taylor
Dr. Amy Taylor has a calling that goes beyond teaching business principles to students in the Grace Pilot School of Business at the University of Mobile. Her own experience as …
Q&A with UM School of Business Professor Sevints Nuriyeva
Before moving to the United States, Dr. Sevints Nuriyeva lived and worked in Kazakhstan and South Korea. Now, as associate professor of global business and management at the University of …
Q&A with UM Biology Professor Randy Craig
Dr. Randy Craig is passionate about passing on the knowledge and experience he gained from over three decades in the medical field. As director of the University of Mobile’s nationally …
Q&A with UM School of Nursing Professor Jessica Garner
There is an “aha!” moment that graduate students experience in the University of Mobile’s Family Nurse Practitioner program, says School of Nursing assistant professor and clinical coordinator Dr. Jessica Garner, …
Q&A with UM Philosophy Professor T. J. Mashburn
The most important reason one should study philosophy is this: it asks all of the big questions and even attempts to provide answers. Answers, however, are not its strength, says …
Q&A with UM Center for Christian Calling Prof Ben Stubblefield
The University of Mobile is preparing the next generation of Christians with a passion for Christ and a mission to impact the world for the glory of God, says Dr. …
Q&A with UM School of Education Professor Karon Bishop
Karon Bishop entered the field of education with the intention of being a classroom teacher for her entire career. But as this assistant professor of education in the University of …
Q&A with UM School of Education Professor Karen Dennis
A little Mouse was the first of many children’s book characters to come alive that day in the University of Mobile’s Dorsett Auditorium. Mother Goose was there, along with the …