MOBILE, Ala. – University of Mobile professor Dr. Matthew Downs will discuss how World War I is important to the history of the South at a national symposium March 14-15. Downs is a featured speaker at “Time of Tradition and Transition: A Symposium on the South and World War I” at Lander University in Greenwood, South Carolina. He will discuss …
I entered University of Mobile with no actual idea of what I wanted to do with my life, but an obsession with finding out. Upon entering into the second semester of my sophomore year, I began listening to where God was telling me to go instead of telling Him what I thought I should do. He began to speak through …
If you are preparing to go to graduate school of any kind, there are many ways University of Mobile can help prepare you! After four years at UM, I was able to apply and get accepted into graduate school immediately upon graduation, but I could not have done it without the help of professors, my involvement on campus, and my …
Casey Lunceford is a junior majoring in nursing at University of Mobile’s College of Health Professions. In her spare time, she enjoys watching movies, baking, and getting coffee with friends. Enjoy this interview where I asked Casey how her experiences and opportunities provided by UM are already preparing her for her future. To begin with, why do you want to …
MOBILE, Ala. – University of Mobile’s new $4.6 million healthcare and science education center is “the most advanced patient-care educational environment in the South,” said UM President Timothy L. Smith at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, Oct. 30. “This development will forever change the way we educate at University of Mobile,” Smith said. It also will impact the region as the …
As a first-generation college student, I felt prepared in many ways for my classes and curriculum in college, but lost when it came to navigating the social structure and institutional aspects of college. I majored in psychology because I liked it and, quite frankly, because I knew what it meant. I didn’t hear the word “sociology” until my sophomore year …
MOBILE, Ala. – University of Mobile will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, Oct. 30 for a major $4.6 million renovation that creates a “living laboratory” state-of-the-art healthcare and science learning center. The university gutted two entire floors of William K. Weaver Hall to create living laboratories that support a new approach to teaching college courses that UM calls “Prac-ademics™.” UM …