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Sierra Burns M’29 made headlines at February’s State of the Union for her advocacy of the foster care system
Furman University recently highlighted Sierra Burns M’29, a grad student pursuing her master’s degree in advocacy and social policy. On Feb. 24, Sierra was seated in the gallery in Washington, D.C., next to First Lady...
Continue ReadingOpening Doors with Literacy: Johnna’s Journey
One of the things I most believe in is that literacy opens doors to opportunities and fulfillment in life in ways that few other skills can. It’s true that good reading, writing and speaking are...
Continue ReadingA Professional Certificate That Opened the Door to Graduate School
When Julia Sellers finished her first year with AmeriCorps, she knew she wanted to keep learning and growing as a professional. But she wasn’t sure she was ready to commit to graduate school. A professional...
Continue ReadingInnovating Beyond the Classroom: Ashley’s MSIL Journey
Ashley Dickson-Ellison’s journey into podcasting began as a way to have thoughtful conversations about books. After 17 years in the classroom, most of them spent teaching high school English, Ashley and two fellow teachers launched...
Continue ReadingWhy Furman University is the Place to Learn School Leadership
If you’re ready to take your impact beyond the classroom, Furman University’s Master of Arts in Education in School Leadership or Educational Specialist in School Leadership programs are designed to help you lead with confidence...
Continue ReadingDesigning Your Own Path: The Personalized Experience of the MASD Program
The Master of Arts in Strategic Design (MASD) program is built on the understanding that every student’s path is unique. Whether balancing full‑time careers, family responsibilities or a desire to accelerate into the design field...
Continue ReadingEmpowering Literacy Leaders: Online M.A.Ed. in Literacy at Furman University
Written by Katie Kelly Strong literacy instruction transforms lives—it empowers learners, opens doors and creates pathways for lifelong learning and success. Furman University’s online Master of Education (MA.Ed.) with a concentration in Literacy advances educators’...
Continue ReadingMy Journey from Music Education to Advocacy
By Cole Summey, Master of Arts in Advocacy and Social Policy Student Why I Chose Furman Furman was one of my top choices for undergrad years ago. Growing up in Greenville, I came to campus...
Continue ReadingBridging Scholarship and Service: Exploring Community-Engaged Medicine
Written by Jody Teel How do we move from understanding health disparities to creating real change? The Healthcare Seminar on Community-Engaged Medicine challenges students to answer that question through hands-on learning, reflection and collaboration. Designed...
Continue ReadingFind your passion with a Master of Arts in Advocacy and Social Policy Graduate Degree
The Master of Arts in Advocacy and Social Policy equips students to become effective advocates and leaders at every level, “from grassroots to grass tops,” as Shaniece Criss, director of the program, explains. The program...
Continue ReadingStay Competitive with a Furman Graduate Certificate
In today’s competitive world, having in-demand skills can be a compelling factor in climbing the career ladder or securing a spot as a top candidate for a new role. Emerging technology means it’s even more...
Continue ReadingFormer Marine One crewman advocates for fellow veterans
Furman University recently highlighted Brandon Parks M’25, a Marine Corps veteran, a first-generation college graduate, one of four children and part of the first cohort to earn degrees in Furman University’s Advocacy and Social Policy master’s...
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