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Jessup University Advances into Year Two of NCAA Division II Membership
Jessup University announced that it has been approved by the membership committee of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) to enter year two of its transition as a member of NCAA Division II and the Pacific West Conference (PacWest) following a two decade run competing in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) conference.
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New Faculty Dr. Eduardo Romo Whose New Study Solidifies Gut-Brain Link in Alzheimer’s Disease
Jessup University is pleased to announce that Dr. Eduardo Romo has joined its faculty as a professor in its Biology Department. Alongside his appointment, the university also celebrates the publication of Dr. Romo’s groundbreaking research into the connection between gut health and Alzheimer’s Disease (AD).
The Best First Impression: Master of Healthcare Administration
Think back to your most recent doctor’s office or hospital visit. From the moment you entered the front door, you were met with a first impression that impacted the remainder of your visit. Whether it was a greeting from the front desk employee as soon as you walked through the door or the way that…
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Maximus Lucero | Student Story
Saved at 16 years old, Maximus Lucero began to lean into academics and reading while his peers reveled in more typical adolescent activities. Finding solace and exhilaration in research and studying just for fun, he knew he was called to something different. “For some reason, all I wanted to do was learn,” he said. “I…
Zoe Swann | Student Story
A Jessup education isn’t just about tests, books and chapel. It’s a transformative experience that equips students for the glory of God. When recent graduate Zoe Swann transferred to Jessup as a sophomore, she was a bit of a self-described wallflower. “I used to be shy and pretty introverted,” she said. “I made a very…
Collin Lowery | Student Story
Accustomed to rigorous academics and advanced placement courses during his high school years, Jessup senior Collin Lowery wanted to continue his pursuit of excellence in academics throughout his college experience. “In high school, I was a straight A student, my GPA was 4.00+ and I always opted to take honors and AP classes.” In similar…
Christopher Morales | Student Story
Recognizing the importance of a college education, senior Christopher Morales set his mind on attending college despite any obstacles he faced. He worked hard, took classes during summer sessions and within two years, earned his flight tech associates degree and decided to transfer to Jessup’s aviation program. Morales was drawn to pursuing a Christian education.…
Samantha Buitrago | Student Story
As college tuition and expenses continue to rise, many students tend to turn away from the option of attending private institutions to pursue Christian higher education. “With both of my sisters attending nursing school, I knew there was no way my family could afford to send me to college as well,” freshman Samantha Buitrago said.…
Stacy Heinricks | Student Story
As God walks with us through our darkest moments, He often leads us to a stronger version of ourselves, all for His glory. Jessup nursing student and cancer survivor Stacy Heinricks has walked this path before. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017, her world was turned upside down. “During treatment, I was afraid I wouldn’t…
Honoring Veterans…Get to Know Elizabeth Lynn
Growing up in American Samoa, Dr. Liz Masaniai Lynn never ignored her sense of adventure. One day after deciding to move to Hawaii to attend community college, Lynn and her friend were intrigued when they passed a road sign that suggested they “see the world” by joining the Armed Forces. Taking the billboard’s message to…
Happy Mother’s Day!
We’ve heard it said time and again, mother knows best. More phone calls are made on Mother’s Day than any other day of the year. These conversations with mom often cause phone traffic to increase by as much as 37 percent, but for Jessup students Ryan Irvine and Tim Welty, connecting with mom doesn’t necessarily…
Stepping on the Mound From Hawaii to Rocklin
Last month, Jessup’s Student Life department hosted a barbecue at McBean Park, home of the Warriors baseball team. The event celebrated Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) month while students were still in session. AAPI Heritage month is celebrated during the month of May. Hawaii native Haliama Swartman never thought he’d end up playing baseball in…
