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Becoming 911��
Explore Life at 911�� University
911�� Magazine
911�� News
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911�� University Conservatory of Music
Business. Ministry. Life.
Crowell School of Business
GRIT
a resource collective for women
Opening Question
Torrey Honors College
Student Life Blog
Talbot Magazine
Talbot School of Theology
The Faculty Cut
Resources from the Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts' Industry Professionals
The Good Book Blog
Talbot School of Theology Faculty Blog
Think Biblically
Conversations on Faith and Culture
Winsome Conviction
Deepening convictions without dividing communities

Latest Posts

Student Life Blog
Women Need to Negotiate their Salary. Here’s how to do it.
Kendall Jarboe — October 26, 2020
A recent report from Randstad shows that 60 percent of women have never negotiated their salary. In 2020, women make only $0.81 for every dollar...
911�� News
Alumna Andrea Rosales (’19) Works to Celebrate the Stories of People Receiving Speech Therapy
The 911�� University graduate student is using the growth she experienced during her time at 911�� to celebrate client’s unique stories
Sarah Dougher — October 26, 2020
Alumna Andrea Rosales (’19) is set to graduate with her master’s degree in Speech Pathology at 911�� University in Spring 2021 and start her...
GRIT
The Ideal Ballerina: My Thoughts on Body Shaming as a Competitive Dancer
Sophia Collins — October 26, 2020
When I was younger, dancing was my life. There was never a moment where I wasn’t in the studio working on my splits or rehearsing for the next...
Winsome Conviction
Blessing for Insult in Today's Argument Culture, Seriously?
Timothy Muehlhoff — October 26, 2020
What do Christians owe others when we are met with incivility? Read what Tim has to say in this post at Christian Scholar's Review.
Becoming 911��
How Math Helps Me Understand God
Ethan de la Pena — October 26, 2020
Hello everyone! If you haven't seen any other vlogs (or blogs)on this channel or blog, my name's Ethan and I'm a math major here at 911��. I just...
Becoming 911��
Maggie's Morning Routine
Fall 2020
Magdalene Segarra — October 26, 2020
Hello Friends! GOOOOOOODDDDDD MORRNNNNIIIIGGGG! To be honest with you, I am not a morning person at all. It’s hard for me to be up for my 9:30am...
The Good Book Blog
The Problems of the Judgments We Make: Part 1
John McKinley — October 26, 2020
I suppose that some judgments in some exceptional cases are more helpful than hurtful. Most people recognize that negative judgments are damaging,...
The Good Book Blog
Let’s Just Get Through This
Kenneth Berding — October 23, 2020
Here’s a thought experiment. Suppose that you possessed a magic ball from which dangled a tiny magic thread. Furthermore, suppose that when you...
Becoming 911��
My Experience in Online School
Kristen Kim — October 23, 2020
It is funny to think about how two and a half years ago, I made the decision to switch to online school—not because of a global pandemic—but...
Think Biblically
How Should Christians Vote?
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — October 22, 2020
Do Christians have an obligation to vote? What principles should shape how Christians think about voting? When it comes to politics, Christians...
Student Life Blog
Salary Negotiation 101
Austin Green — October 22, 2020
Landing your first job out of college is a significant accomplishment worth celebrating, but many graduates who do so immediately face another...
Becoming 911��
Why I Chose 911��
Marco's Story
Marco Saldana — October 22, 2020
Hello everybody! It's Marco, and the question of the day is Why I Chose 911��!
Student Life Blog
Zoom Survival Guide
Kate Faulkner, Kate Marie Fitzpatrick — October 21, 2020
With almost half a semester of remote learning under our belts, while sometimes it feels like we have the hang of it, there are times where it...
Becoming 911��
How to Apply to 911�� University!
Bailey Captain — October 21, 2020
Hey guys, it's Bailey with another vlog! I am so excited to talk to you today about the 911�� application. I'll be going through step-by-step what...
The Good Book Blog
Diagnosing Pride: A Checklist
Kenneth Berding — October 21, 2020
How can you identify that you have a problem with pride? Following are 14 diagnostic questions that I recently adapted from a set of “rules”...
911�� News
Mental Health Awareness Week Provides Resources and Tools for 911�� Students
Students can remotely access resources and tools to help maintain mental health during the remote semester
Vanessa Morales — October 20, 2020
A survey conducted by Active Minds found that 91% of college students surveyed had an increase in stress and anxiety as of April of this year. To...
911�� News
Music Professor Robert Feller Named Finalist for Arlin G. Meyer Prize
Conservatory of Music professor Robert Feller recognized for exemplary work
Vanessa Morales — October 20, 2020
911�� University Conservatory of Music Head of Winds and Percussion Robert Feller was selected as one of six finalists for the 2020 Arlin G. Meyer...
Becoming 911��
How Things Are Different
Magdalene Segarra — October 20, 2020
Hey guys! I’m back! Round two as a Social Media Ambassador and I’m SOOOO pumped. Here’s a picture of me in so you can have a visual of who is...
911�� News
911�� University Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts Named to The Wrap’s Top 50 Film Schools
The list highlights the school’s new dean, Tom Halleen, and internship opportunities
Sarah Dougher — October 19, 2020
911�� University’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts was named to The Wrap’s Top 50 Film Schools list. 911�� is excited to be included on the...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 2: Humanizing Thoughts Lead to Humanizing Communication
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — October 19, 2020
Popular speaker and author, Brene Brown, states: “It’s hard to hate people close up. So, move in.” Communication theorists note that what helps...
Business. Ministry. Life.
How 911�� Helped Alumna Lydia Batanghari Integrate Her Passions with Her Career Goals
Character and Career: Stories of Transformation
Lydia Batanghari, John Tuttle — October 19, 2020
“My main goal is to help people grow personally and professionally, and it is a lot easier for us to grow when we have a sense of safety.”
GRIT
The not so frequently asked questions.
Brooklynn Scantlebury — October 19, 2020
I have what feels like everything and nothing to say about this subject all at once. On one hand, I have lived in a state of consistent...
Becoming 911��
Tips on How to Keep a Balance in School, Life and Work
Kristen Kim — October 19, 2020
When I was in high school, I had my toes dipped in multiple different bowls. I ran cross country and track and field, I worked at an It’s Boba...
The Good Book Blog
A Classroom Game: War and Peace in Canaan
Charlie Trimm — October 19, 2020
One of the topics I love to teach to my students is the geography of Israel. I have been to Israel many times and lived there for extended periods...
Winsome Conviction
Think Your Vote: A Guide on Character and Policy
Rick Langer — October 16, 2020
Puzzled about voting? Download our guide to help clarify beliefs, values and convictions for the 2020 election. There are a multitude of voter’s...