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MSIL Program a Touchdown for Twin Football Players
Joshua and Jordan Burrell have played football together since second grade. Football has always been a passion for the twin brothers, who went on to play football together at Blythewood High School in their hometown...
Continue ReadingCommunity Engaged Medicine Program Fosters Curiosity in Student
For as long as she can remember, Eva fostered a deep curiosity for the sciences. As a three-year-old, she would flip through her children’s anatomy book, captivated by the systems of the human body. She...
Continue ReadingStart With What’s Strong.
What if one small shift in thinking could transform your team—and possibly your entire organization? When we set out to improve our organizations, we typically focus on deficits: what’s missing or wrong with individuals, teams,...
Continue ReadingTara Katz, MS-CEM ’24 Hooding Ceremony Speech
New Master of Science in Community Engaged Medicine graduate Tara Katz was selected by her classmates to speak on their behalf at the Graduate Studies Hooding Ceremony on December 18, 2024. To follow is Tara's...
Continue ReadingIndustry Tour: MASD Gets to Know EP+Co
Students of Furman’s Master of Arts in Strategic Design (MASD) don’t just graduate with an impressive portfolio and a strong network of industry connections. Throughout the program, they build valuable relationships with industry professionals, gaining...
Continue ReadingSimran Goel, MASD ’24 Hooding Ceremony Speech
On May 3, 2024, the Office of Graduate Studies held a Hooding Ceremony to honor our 2024 graduates and their amazing accomplishments. Simran Goel was chosen by members of her Master of Arts in Strategic...
Continue ReadingJ. Ashli Neal, MS-CEM ’24 Hooding Ceremony Speech
On May 3, 2024, the Office of Graduate Studies held a Hooding Ceremony to honor our 2024 graduates and their amazing accomplishments. Students in the Master of Science in Community Engaged Medicine chose J. Ashli...
Continue ReadingFinding Balance: A Mindful Approach to Burnout and Stress for Graduate Students
In the hustle and bustle of academia, where deadlines are critical and expectations run high, burnout can creep up on even the most dedicated graduate students. In a recent episode of the Go Further podcast...
Continue ReadingThe Power of Public Narratives: Insights From Dr. Kylie Fisher
Public narratives, those ubiquitous stories shaping our collective understanding, are more than just tales. They're the threads weaving through the fabric of our society, influencing perceptions, beliefs and even the course of history itself. In...
Continue ReadingFrom Learner to Leader: The Journey of Furman Alumnus, Matthew Critell, in School Leadership
In the hallways of Bethel Elementary, Matthew Critell strides with purpose, his commitment to education recognizable in every interaction. But how did he arrive at this pivotal role as principal? On the Go Further podcast,...
Continue ReadingInnovation and Leadership: Furman University’s New Master of Science Program
[caption id="attachment_853" align="alignright" width="319"] Professor Janna Pennington, Director of Furman University's Master of Science in Innovation and Leadership program.[/caption] In a dynamic world where the demands of leadership and innovation continue to evolve, Furman University...
Continue ReadingThe Winning Formula: Furman University’s Sleep When You’re Dead 24-Hour Design Challenge
Imagine diving headfirst into a whirlwind of creativity, sleep deprivation, and pure adrenaline—that's the essence of Furman University's 24-Hour Sleep When You're Dead Challenge. This year it showcased the creative talent of Michael Kline, Ashlyn...
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