The SNU Professional and Graduate Studies Newsroom
Inspiring stories of student success and important updates and opportunities from Southern Nazarene University Professional and Graduate Studies.
A Day in the Life of an Online Student
October 25, 2019
There are plenty of reasons why someone might want to earn their degree online--convenience, the ability to study anywhere, time-constraints, and..
Answering God's Call to Exercise Science
September 26, 2019
Erin Wright was happily a Physical Education teacher at Bethany and was contented raising her daughters. Life changed, however, when God began..
Sport Management and Administration Professional Connections Trip
August 22, 2019
Working in sports management and administration is a dream for many who grew up around athletics and still actively follow their favorite teams..
I Became a Dad and Found My Purpose
June 24, 2019
Sometimes it takes a huge life change to realize what is really important. For Colby Dean, that moment was becoming a father. This is his story.
Inspiration from SNU Dads
June 16, 2019
Many of our students who manage to go to work, go to school, then come home and serve their families. These men lead incredible lives and are setting..
Becoming a US Navy Officer
May 22, 2019
Going to school was just a dream when Lieutenant Jeffrey Migdal enlisted in the Navy in 2002. Seventeen years later, he made that dream a reality.
SNU Moms Whose Children Motivate Them to Succeed
May 10, 2019
Being a mom is one of the most challenging, rewarding vocations a person can have. In fact, Psalm 127:3 says, Psalm 127:3: "Behold, children are a..
Giving Up Alcohol and Going Back to College
May 9, 2019
Heather thought she would never go back to school. “In 2012, I went to a community college for about a year, and that was a really great experience,..
Husband and Wife Alumni
April 22, 2019
“Couples begin growing apart the moment they stop growing together,” said Ryan Frederick. Constant growth is required to continue maturing as both a..
Breaking Cycles at SNU
March 26, 2019
Less than 40 percent of teen mothers graduate high school, and the odds of completing college are far more dismal. Fewer than 3 percent of foster..