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University of Mobile Announces New Online MBA & Lower Tuition for Online RN to BSN Program

Kathy Dean — Mon, 31 Mar 2025 13:39:45 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – The University of Mobile is making higher education more accessible and flexible than ever with the launch of a new fully online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program and a new lower tuition rate for its online RN to BSN program.

These initiatives provide working professionals with affordable and high-quality educational opportunities at a Christian university to advance their careers.

“These programs reflect the University of Mobile’s commitment to equipping students with the knowledge, skills and values they need to excel in their fields,” said UM President Charles Smith. “Our graduates stand out as leaders who serve with excellence and integrity.”

New Lower Tuition for RN to BSN Online Program

The University of Mobile’s fully online RN to BSN program is now even more affordable, with a new lower tuition rate of $375 per credit hour starting in Summer 2025.

Graduates of UM’s Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program are eligible for a special scholarship that lowers tuition even more to $325 per credit hour.

Designed for working registered nurses, the RN to BSN program allows students to complete clinical hours on the job, ensuring flexibility and real-world application.

“At the University of Mobile, we are committed to providing high-quality, accessible nursing education,” said Dr. Sarah Witherspoon, dean of the School of Nursing in the Celia Wallace College of Health Professions. “Our new tuition structure makes it even easier for nurses to advance in their careers while continuing to serve their communities.”

Applications for classes beginning Summer 2025 are open now. Learn more at umobile.edu/learn-more-nursing or call Enrollment Services at 251.442.2222.

New Fully Online MBA Program

The University of Mobile’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is now fully online, offering students maximum flexibility to earn an accredited, Christ-centered business degree from anywhere.

Ideal for professionals with undergraduate degrees in any field, the MBA program strengthens leadership, critical thinking and ethical decision-making skills. Students can also choose on-campus or hybrid options.

“The MBA curriculum is designed to equip students with problem-solving, analytical reasoning and leadership skills essential for success in today’s business world,” said Dr. Kathy Dunning, dean of the Grace Pilot School of Business.

MBA students can now specialize in cybersecurity through a new cybersecurity certificate that prepares graduates to manage risk, protect data and mitigate cyber threats in an increasingly digital world.

The University of Mobile’s MBA program is internationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), ensuring that graduates receive a respected and career-enhancing degree.

Students can start the online MBA program or the hybrid/on-campus program any semester – summer, fall or spring. Classes are enrolling now for summer and fall semesters. Learn more and apply at umobile.edu/learn-more-business or call Enrollment Services at 251.442.2222.

Why Choose the University of Mobile?

The University of Mobile is ranked the #1 BSN Program in Alabama by NursingEducation.org and has posted 100% NCLEX pass rates for three consecutive years.

UM’s business graduates have gone on to careers with organizations such as the FBI, Fortune 500 companies and entrepreneurial ventures.

As a Christ-centered university, UM prepares students to serve with excellence “For Christ and His Kingdom.” Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info or follow @univofmobile on social media.

About the University of Mobile

The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university pursuing excellence “For Christ and His Kingdom.” With a vision to “Multiply Kingdom Leaders for the Glory of God and the Good of the World,” the university honors God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

The university was founded in 1961 and is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama, on a campus of over 880 acres, UM offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Learn more at umobile.edu/um-info and connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.

Kathy Dean

Kathy Dean uses her passion for storytelling and “playing with words” to share the stories of people, place and purpose that make the University of Mobile unique. As associate vice president for university communications, she manages media relations, edits the TorchLight alumni magazine, and oversees university communications. A former award-winning journalist, she is a two-time recipient of the Baptist Communicators Association grand prize for feature writing. Kathy and her husband, Chuck, live with three extremely loud miniature schnauzers.

President’s List for Fall 2022

Emily Deal — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 14:41:50 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – The University of Mobile is proud to announce the President’s List for the fall semester of 2022. The President’s List consists of students who received a 4.0 GPA with at least 15 credit hours. The students who received this honor are listed below.

Aspen Adams

Hanna Alexander

Abigail Andrews

Morgan Atchison

Jaylin Baxley

David Beasley

Randi Becton

Abigale Bell

Ian Blair

Sydney Bodiford

Carleigh Bowden

Harrison Bridges

Grace Bryant

Grace Burchell

Anna Cabrera Riudor

Isabella Cameron

Nina Carpenter

Alejandro Chumacero Navarro

Brady Clarke

Jessica Clements

Annalaura Colbert

Jordan Crane

Kaylee Creekmore

Stephen Davis

Lauren Day

Jennifer Do

Abby Eddins

Camille Edgar

Christopher Erskine

Tatiana Finan

Sydnee Fitzgerald

Morgan Franklin

Annya Garcia

Alexis Gillette

Madelyn Gortemoller

Luke Graham

Travis Grimes

Katie Grubbs

Shaila Gupte

Claudia Hall

Avery Harrell

Brea Harris

Brinkley Hearn

Tempest Hebert

John Hedden

Jessica Herrington

Rebecca Hii

Madisyn Hill

Morgan Hill

Olivia Hurley

Camden Jewell

Morgan Johns

Justin Johnson

Brian Jones

Katelyn Karcher

Maggie Kenyon

Ruthie Knight

Ambreea Koen

Emma Landry

Cayson Langham

Karen Lathan

Gaspar Lavieri

Lucca Leal

Meredith Lewis

Haylee Lynd

Samuel Malone

Tadeas Manas

Marc Marquis

Jocelyn Martin

Christopher McKenna

William Mims

Joshua Naqvi

Kayleigh Nelson

Elizabeth Nolan

Joao Okano

Anna Olsen

Cooper Oman

Jessidey Orso

Tyler Paraz

Erin Parker

Miguel Pereira

Ellie Powell

Kayla Prieto

Dallas Renzi

Taylor Rester

Madilyn Robertson

Randall Salle

Steven Sandlin

Lyndsey Scoper

Meagan Sellers

Emily Sharpe

Riley Shearon

Faye Sherer

Emily Silbernagel

Breighanne Singleton

Lauren Stanford

Abigail Thibodaux

Anna Trinh

Caroline Tucker

Haley Vanderford

Taylor Vice

Rose Wallace

Carli Watkins

Molly Grace Watkins

Karly Weaver

Samuel Werry

MacKenzie White

Anna Wiggins

Luana Wild

Emily Williams

Lora Williams

Jordan Wood

Carlee Wyatt

About the University of Mobile

The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university offering on-campus and online bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Founded in 1961, the University of Mobile is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention and is located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama on a campus of over 880 acres.

For information about the University of Mobile, areas of study, admissions and more, visit umobile.edu, connect with UM on social media @univofmobile, or call Enrollment Services at 1.800.WIN.RAMS or 251.442.2222.

Emily Deal

Emily Deal is the social media specialist for the marketing and public relations office at the University of Mobile. Emily’s background is in advertising where she solidified her skills in design, quality assurance, and art direction. She earned a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in graphic design from UM in 2016. She is a devoted member of Mars Hill Church where she volunteers with the children’s ministry most Sundays. Some of her favorite things are wildflowers, live music and, most importantly, dogs.

Dean’s List for Fall 2022

Emily Deal — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 14:19:14 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – The University of Mobile is proud to announce the Dean’s List for the fall semester of 2022. The Dean’s List consists of students who received a 3.50 GPA or higher with at least 12 credit hours. The students who received this honor are listed below.

Gabrielle Adams

Savanna Adams

Rofiat Adigun

Gabrielle Akridge

Karli Alaniz

Lillimae Allen

Bryson Anderson

Taylor Ard

Luke Arnold

Benjamin Barnett

Hanna Barnett

Elizabeth Bedford

Tatum Beech

Annakatherine Bell

Thomas Bell

Sadie Bell Pritchett

Katie Benoit

Erin Biglane

Angelina Birdwell

Nana Sofie Kumai Bjerre

Kristen Black

Nathan Blake

Jesse Blow

Abigail Booker

Taylor Boyington

Kennedy Bradford

Amanda Bream

Aryany Breek

Lillyana Brenner

Matthew Brooks

Ashlyn Broussard

Gregory Brown

Hahnnahlulu Brown

Chloe Buck

Moira Buck

Cheyanne Burge

Kayley Burgess

Annakate Burleson

John Butler

Emilee Buxton

Georgette Byrd

Grayson Cannon

Tatalia Carmichael

Leia Carter

Jared Cauley

Hunter Chapuis

Jade Chastang

Alyssa Cherry

Joshua Clackler

Jamel Clark

Samuel Colbert

Jeffrey Cole

Christopher Conger

Adam Cooil

Adam Cooke

Emory Cooper

Emily Creamer

Delainy Cunningham

Emma Dalgety

Jennifer Darby

Ryan Dearmon

Erin Degruise

Aniyah Dent

Lilie Dickerson

Madalyn Dillard

Daniel Doherty

Madilyn Donald

Connor Duckett

Grace Dunn

Hannah Edge

Cameryn Edwards

Shawnessy Edwards

Evan Elliott

Courtney Ellzey

Ebba Elweroth

Baleigh Essary

Nicole Everman

Robert Ewing

William Farris

Precious Florence

Alyssa Flowers

Kimberly Foster

Taylor Fowler

Caroline Frye

Trashinda Gavin

Anna Geter

Collin Gibbons

Sidney Gipe

Alexandria Godwin

Madison Gray

Taylor Greene

Tucker Gregg

Rachael Gregson

Kaelyn Haight

Caroline Hale

Regine Hall

Abdullah Hamid

Cartez Harris

Cassidy Harris

Joshua Harris

Taylor Harris

Will Harris

Trevor Hawthorne

Lacy Hawthorne-Abrams

Steven Hazewinkel

Tiffany Head

Emalyn Heathershaw

Christopher-James Helt

Kristyn Hensley

Clara Hicks

Nathan Higginson

Dustin Hill

Nicholas Holley

Emma Hollingsworth

Andrew Hooper

Morgan Howard

Brooke Hutcheson

Ashley Hutson

Ruth Idemudia

Eila Infante

Taylor Inmon

Latavia Jack

Erica Jackson

MacKenzie Jackson

Thomas James

Amy Jernigan

Rider Jernigan

Jamie Johnson

Kevin Johnson

Michaella Johnson

Ivan Jolivet

Erica Jones

Haley Jones

Samuel Jones

Skylar Jones

Spencer Jordan

Hannah Keel

Allie Kelley

Aleah Kennedy

Bethany Kilgore

Luke Kilgore

Rodney Kinsey

Leighla Kirchharr

Brianna Kitt

Sarah Koepplinger

Kaden Kugler

Kasey Kurisko

Erin Laffitte

Zachary Landrum

David Ledlow

Chamberlyn Lentz

Reagan Lentz

Emma Lepere

Hadley Little

Charity Long

Guilherme Lopes

Nathan Love

Samuel Lowery

Mary Luker

Teagan Lynn

Sam MacDonald

Ashton Mack

Elijah Mahn

Amanda Majors

Dashon Malone

Samantha Mansur

Shyanne Marlowe

Emily Martin

Rylee Martin

Sean Mason

Lais Tammy Masuda

Jared Matthes

Jessica McCovery-Williams

Michael McCrary

Makenzie McDaniel

Brianne McDonald

Ezra McKenna

Lauren McLean

Caitlin McRee

David Minniefield

Logan Mitchell

Madison Mitchell

Mason Moak

Marlee Montalvo

Jordan Moon

Matthew Morgan

Hailey Moss

Karolina Mrowiecova

Mia Mugford

Benjamin Naman

James Naman

Savanna Naugher

Selah Ohman

Jammie Oliver

Caraline Olson

Emily Osborne

Tabitha Ott

Emily Otts

Emma Owen

Landon Owen

Luke Owers

Jessica Parker

Ashton Parnell

Liam Patterson

Matthew Payne

Tyneshia Peppers

Gabriel Perkins

Jamie Peters

Tyler Peters

Brittany Phalo

Emaleigh Poiroux

Breanna Poole

Danielle Pote

Allison Preator

Jessica Presley

William Pruitt

Harrison Puckett

Joseph Quinn

Jhanya Quinones

Olivia Quiroz

Allison Ramey

Rebekah Ramirez

Hannah Ray

Kaitlyn Reed

Rebecca Reed

Jacob Rehbine

Santiago Reina Mendivelso

Kylie Rester

Maria Reynaldo Toledo

Nathaniel Reynolds

Landon Rice

Kevin Richardson

Samuel Richardson

Zoe Richardson

Gavin Rider

Joaquin Rivera

Shawn Rivers

Jamecia Robbins

Billy Robinson

Berkley Rounsavall

Carli Rouse

Lauren Routledge

Sergio Ruiz Ramiro

Clayton Russell

Martionna Salinas

Kaylin Sanders

Rachel Sanford

Denzel Sawyer

Elizabeth Scarbrough

Jeb Scarbrough

James Sellers

Luke Senteney

Naomi Shirley

Izabella Sikora

Ronald Simpkins

Cecil Smith

Hannah Grace Smith

Jacylin Smith

Fatoumata Sonko

Nicholas Spears

Tiffany Spencer

Spencer St. Cyr

Emily Stearns

Lyla Kae Stokes

Bryant Story

Braylan Stringfellow

Alison Strunk

Jailyn Swink

Guerrero Tablan

Ashlee Taggart

Ford Taylor

Samantha Tedder

Alesha Temple

Connor Thomas

Emily Thullesen

Emma Todd

Za’Kiya Tolbert

Lakisha Traylor

John Treanor

Dallas Trehern

Joshua Trimble

Brooke Turner

Tyler Turner

Sarah Tyler

Morgan Varnadore

Samuel Vergara

Jackson Verkouille

Rebekah Waldo

Jordan Ward

Sarah Warren

Gracie Warriner

Kari Watts

William Wayne

Karlie Welch

Alayah Wells

Trevor Wells

Erika West

Weston West

Kelsey Westbrook

Ansleigh Weston

Danny Wheidi

Jared Whittle

Thomas Wilcox

Kierra Wiley

Adrianna Williams

Elise Williams

Kaylee Williams

Sable Williams

Joy Wilson

Claire Wood

Henry Woodall

Julia Worth

Emily Wrenn

Kyler Wright

Hallie Wriley

Addison Zanda

About the University of Mobile

Emily Deal

University of Mobile Adds New Cybersecurity Concentration for High-Demand Career Field

Kathy Dean — Tue, 13 Dec 2022 16:46:50 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – Looking for a career that’s a sure thing? The University of Mobile is offering a new cybersecurity concentration in the Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems program. The new offering prepares graduates for careers in a field that is growing 4 times faster than the average, with a median salary of over $90,000.

Applications are being accepted now for students interested in the cybersecurity concentration and any of the over 75 academic programs offered at the University of Mobile.

“Cybersecurity is a high-growth field with a huge demand for talent. Simply put, everyone and every business needs their systems, networks and programs protected against digital attacks. The University of Mobile’s new cybersecurity concentration prepares graduates for key certification exams that employers want,” said Dr. Kathy Dunning, dean of the Grace Pilot School of Business.

Dunning said the outlook for cybersecurity jobs only gets better in the future – by 2025, there will be 3.5 million unfilled jobs in the industry, according to estimates.

Information on the cybersecurity concentration is at umobile.edu/cybersecurity. Apply for admission at umobile.edu/apply.

To learn more about the University of Mobile, schedule a campus visit at umobile.edu/visit or contact the Office for Admissions at 251.442.2222 to speak with an admissions counselor.

UM’s cybersecurity concentration offers project-based classes that give students real-world experiences at a Christ-centered university where students are known by their professors. It prepares graduates for three key certifications:

Certified Computer Forensics Examine (CCFE)
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)*
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)*

*Additional work experience is required for CEH and CISSP certification.

“This concentration was developed in collaboration with Fortune 500 companies. It is a low code, project-based curriculum designed to give students strong critical thinking and practical cybersecurity skills,” said Dunning.

Graduates will earn a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with a concentration in cybersecurity. Students have a fast-track option of earning both a bachelor’s degree and a Master of Business Administration in only five years, through UM’s Integrated 5-Year MBA program.

The cybersecurity concentration is the first of many academic offerings that will be introduced through the University of Mobile’s new partnership with the Lower Cost Models Consortium (LCMC) and Rize Education. The LCMC is a strategic partnership of private colleges and universities across the country that collaborates with Rize Education to gain access to cutting-edge curriculum that prepares students for successful careers.

The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university with a vision of “Higher Education for a Higher Purpose,” founded to honor God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known.

About the University of Mobile

Kathy Dean

Free College Application Week at UM

Molly Grace Watkins — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 20:59:34 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – Prospective high school students can apply for free to the University of Mobile during Alabama’s Free College Application Week set for Oct. 17-21.

To apply for free, fill out the application at umobile.edu/apply and enter the code: ALCAC2022.

The University of Mobile offers over 75 academic programs taught by faculty who are eager to know and mentor their students. Experiential learning gives students hands-on practice for their future profession. Upon graduation, students will have a deeper understanding of who they are and how they can make an impact in the world.

“We walk with students through their degree program and equip them with the skills and tools necessary to be competitive in their field. We want our students to understand their calling and know how to function in their career. We want them to know who they are before God, and how that impacts the world,” says Dr. Lonnie Burnett, president of the University of Mobile.

Alabama College Application Week began nine years ago to increase the overall number of students in Alabama applying to, and ultimately enrolling in, colleges.

According to Eric Mackey, Alabama state superintendent of education, “The goal of this campaign is to increase the number of first-generation and low-income students who pursue postsecondary education by assisting high school seniors with the college admissions process and ensuring that each participating student submits at least on admissions application.”

To learn more about the University of Mobile, prospective families are invited to attend a UM Day or schedule a campus visit at umobile.edu/visit, or call Enrollment Services at 251.442.2222.

About the University of Mobile

Molly Grace Watkins

Molly Grace Watkins is the Content Creator for the Office for Marketing and Public Relations at the University of Mobile. She is a full-time student in the College of Arts and Sciences, where she is pursuing a degree in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and Broadcasting. A published author, Molly Grace loves writing and being in front of the camera. She is an active member and volunteer at Cottage Hill Baptist Church. She also enjoys listening to music, going on long walks and driving her friends around in her blue MINI Cooper.

‘Stand Up For Your Convictions’: UM Leadership Banquet Oct. 25

Kathy Dean — Thu, 29 Sep 2022 15:43:33 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – From designing shoes to surviving “Survivor: The Australian Outback” to not surviving “The View,” Elisabeth Hasselbeck has learned more about standing up for her convictions in the public eye than she ever thought she would when she applied for a reality TV show on a whim two decades ago.

The noted Christian speaker, Emmy-Award winning national talk show host and New York Times best-selling author will share her story at the University of Mobile Leadership Banquet on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Tickets are on sale now.

Among many other accomplishments, Hasselbeck is the author of “Point of View: A Fresh Look at Work, Faith, and Freedom” and the children’s book “Flashlight Night: An Adventure in Trusting God.”

Reserve Your Tickets Now

Tickets are still available for the university’s main fundraising event of the year. Tickets and tables may be purchased at umobile.edu/banquet, or call the Office for Advancement at 251.442.2913.

The banquet begins Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 6:30 p.m. in downtown Mobile at the Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center. A VIP reception with Hasselbeck will begin at 5:30 p.m.

Hasselbeck will share her failures, triumphs and lessons learned as God was at work in her life to show His point of view. Entertainment is provided by the students from the Alabama School of the Arts at the University of Mobile.

Become a ‘Partner for Purpose’

The evening is a celebration of “Higher Education for a Higher Purpose” and the many supporters who partner with the Christ-centered university located in north Mobile County.

“When you partner with the University of Mobile by becoming a sponsor or purchasing tickets to the Leadership Banquet, your support helps students fulfill God’s purpose for their lives. You become a ‘Partner for Purpose,’” said Brian Boyle, vice president for advancement and a graduate of the university.

The University of Mobile was founded in 1961 as Mobile College with the purposing of honoring God by equipping students for their future professions in an environment where they are known. The university offers on-campus and online bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in more than 75 academic programs and has one of the largest athletic programs in the NAIA.

More About Elisabeth Hasselbeck

Elisabeth Hasselbeck graduated from Boston College in 1999, where she played Division I softball and majored in studio art. After graduating, she designed footwear for PUMA. In 2002, she competed in the popular television reality show, Survivor: The Australian Outback, taking fourth place.

For the next 10 years, she co-hosted the daytime talk show, The View, on ABC and became an Emmy Award recipient. In 2013, Hasselbeck joined FOX & Friends where she served as a co-host for two years.

Hasselbeck is married to former NFL quarterback and current ESPN analyst Tim Hasselbeck, and they have three children.

About the University of Mobile

Kathy Dean

Online College Programs Enrolling Now

Kathy Dean — Mon, 08 Aug 2022 14:45:18 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – Online college programs offer flexibility for students interested in earning a college degree on their own schedule. The University of Mobile is enrolling students now in a variety of online bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programs.

There is still time to apply for admission to Fall Semester 2022 at the University of Mobile. Classes start Aug. 15, and applications still will be accepted through Aug. 19. Apply online at umobile.edu/apply.

For a list of undergraduate, graduate and professional programs available online, visit umobile.edu/online or call Enrollment Services at 251.442.2222.

Online bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs are offered in areas such as nursing, business, education, Christian calling, behavioral studies and the arts. On-campus graduate programs are available in counseling, athletic training, musical theatre, and vocal or piano performance, among others.

Overall, the University of Mobile offers more than 75 academic programs.

About the University of Mobile

Kathy Dean

President’s List for Spring 2022

Emily Deal — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 16:13:17 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – The University of Mobile is proud to announce the President’s List for the spring semester of 2022. The President’s List consists of students who received a 4.0 GPA with at least 15 credit hours. The students who received this honor are listed below.

Alabaster, AL – Randi M. Becton

Andalusia, AL – Allie N. Kelley

Athens, AL – Bryley E. Clemmons

Atmore, AL – Kayley B. Burgess

Axis, AL – Makenzie T. McDaniel

Bay Minette, AL – Brendon M. Lanham

Chelsea, AL – Sarah E. Warren

Chickasaw, AL – Rebecca M. Reed

Citronelle, AL – Emily L. Hatcher, Mikayla Hintz, Alexis G. Lambert, Faye N. Sherer

Daleville, Al – Jamie D. Peters

Daphne, AL – Lacy D. Hawthorne-Abrams, Courtney P. Johnson, Kayleigh R. Nelson,
Kylee E. Stewart

Deatsville, AL – Carli R. Watkins

Dothan, AL – Savanna C. Adams

Eight Mile, AL – Kevin T. Johnson, Anakah N. Madril, Marc A. Marquis

Elberta, AL – Justin S. Johnson

Fairhope, AL – Eliza J. Colbert, Kaylin R. Sanders

Falkville, AL – Sydnee D. Fitzgerald

Grand Bay, AL – Stephen A. Davis

Headland, AL – Caroline B. Tucker

Huntsville, AL – Karlie M. Ruff

Irvington, AL – Michelle L. Parmer

Jemison, AL – Jacylin B. Smith

Mcintosh, AL – Karly L. Weaver

Millbrook, AL – Brian C. Jones

Millry, AL – Ambreea G. Koen

Mobile, AL – Abigail J. Andrews, Aryany M. Breek, Annakate Burleson, Isabella R. Cameron, Alyssa D. Flowers, Annya K. Garcia, Brinkley M.Hearn, Maddison Hill, Haley L. Hollingsworth, Morgan Johns, Spencer D. Jordan, Brianna T. Kitt, Jillian E. Lane, Ashlee Nettles, Stephen N. Poche, Harrison M. Puckett, Emily M. Silbernagel, Emily M. Thullesen, Lindsey C. Vise, Noah B. Walters, Sable R. Williams, Jordan N. Wood

Pell City, AL – Jared C. Baker, Lilie A. Dickerson, Katelyn R. Karcher

Prattville, AL – Madison N. Flowers, Randall C. Salle, Rose L. Wallace

Red Level, AL – Taylor D. Fowler

Saraland, AL – Brady P. Clarke, Delainy J. Cunningham, Lauren G. Day, Savanna K. Harris, Gunnar T. Jones, Shelby Newburn Landrum, Zoe E. Richardson, Lyndsey J. Scoper, Emily N. Sharpe, Danny Wheidi, Allison M. Windham, Jacob A. Wright

Satsuma, AL – Kimberly B. Foster, Ashton M. Holley, Madison G. McGuff, Madilyn R. Robertson

Semmes, AL – Tiffany D. Head, Randall L. Killam, Shyanne N. Marlowe, Anna M. Olsen, Savannah D. Vigor

Silverhill, AL – John A. Hedden

Springville, AL – Jacob T. Harned

Stapleton, AL – Anna E. Wiggins

Sylacauga, AL – Landon H. Owen

Theodore, AL – Tatiana Finan, Morgan Howard

Thomasville, AL – William J. Mims

Thorsby, AL – Carlee L. Wyatt

Union Springs, AL – Layton E. Adams

Wagarville, AL – Calee M. Tarver, Taylor F. Vice

Wetumpka, AL – Pearson A. Shaw

Jesenice, Czech Republic – Tadeas Manas

Koge, Denmark – Cecilie L. Pedersen

Freeport, FL – Rhiannon Combs

Havana, FL – Christopher A. Erskine

Kissimmee, FL – Naomi Shirley

Lynn Haven, FL – Cooper E. Oman

Sarasota, FL – Luis A. Salazar

St. Augustine, FL – Jared A. Whittle

Courbevoie, France – Ivan Jolivet

Louisville, KY – Grace E. Bryant

Lake Charles, LA – Carina P. Veillon

Slidell, LA – Katie S. Grubbs

St. Rose, LA – Devin L. Christopher

Zachary, LA – Joshua J. Naqvi

Zapopan, Mexico – Alejandro Chumacero Navarro

Cameron, MO – David I. Beasley

Ellisville, MS – Tyneshia Peppers

Gulfport, MS – Kristyn R. Hensley

Long Beach, MS – Sabina I. Mana-ay

Madison, MS – Kaelyn E. Haight, Mason D. Moak

Ocean Springs, MS – Caroline A. Frye

Tishomingo, MS – Jordan R. Crane

Waveland, MS – Lauren E. Stanford

Mowe, Nigeria – Ruth Idemudia

Van Wert, OH – Michaella L. Johnson

Tulsa, OK – Cassidy F. Cannedy

Happy Valley, OR – Connor D. Duckett

Panama City, Panama – Isai J. Escobar

Bjaerred, Sweden – Agnes Linnea Maria Baeck

Knoxville, TN – Ruthie P. Knight

Nashville, TN – Jessica M. Clements

Nolensville, TN – Jacob L. Rehbine

Petersburg, TN – Benjamin Barnett

Valera, Venezuela – Eila A. Infante

About the University of Mobile

Emily Deal

Dean’s List for Spring 2022

Emily Deal — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 16:06:17 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – The University of Mobile is proud to announce the Dean’s List for the spring semester of 2022. The Dean’s List consists of students who received a 3.50 GPA or higher with at least 12 credit hours. The students who received this honor are listed below.

Alabaster, AL – Kaylee N. Cannon

Alexander City, AL – Rachel A. Sanford

Andalusia, AL – Leah A. Thompson

Anniston, AL – John M. Butler, JoAnna J. Garrett

Ashville, AL – Will K. Spears

Atmore, AL – Karli J. Alaniz, Anna K. Rolin

Axis, AL – Katie L. Clearman

Bay Minette, AL – Amber L. Blackmon, Chloe P. Buck, Annalaura E. Colbert, Ashley J. Conrad

Birmingham, AL – Keon Walker, Molly Grace Watkins

Blountsville, AL – Emmett A. Bryant

Brewton, AL – Emily A. Creamer

Calera, AL – Kaitlyn Reed, Lauren M. Smith

Calvert, AL – Marykate Howard

Chatom, AL – Adrianna A. Williams

Chickasaw, AL – Joshua D. Evers, Cartez Harris

Chunchula, AL – Mechaela E. Andry, Zachary N. Brown, Jackson W. Delaney, Alexandra S. Lucas, Courtney J. Phillips

Citronelle, AL – Ayeshia Abraham, Katrina R. Bohannon, Jessidey A. Orso

Clanton, AL – Elise N. Johnson

Coden, AL – Jared M. Cauley

Coker, AL – Nathan R. McKnight

Columbiana, AL – Kaden P. Kugler

Creola, AL – Ashton C. Black, Nina M. Carpenter

Cropwell, AL – Mary D. Luker

Cullman, AL – Lillimae D. Allen

Dadeville, AL – Kaylee R. Hall

Danville, AL – Kari A. Watts

Daphne, AL – Luke E. Arnold, Erica Braxston, Matthew Brooks, Jacob T. Clabo, James Comerford, Carley Hamric, Hannah C. Keel, Danielle J. Pote, Madison E. Scharles, Brooklyn W. Strevel, Ford Taylor, Tyler G. Turner

Deatsville, AL – Micah S. Olson

Decatur, AL – William J. Farris, Caroline G. Hale

Dothan, AL – Abigail E. Duke, Brooke E. Hutcheson, David M. Ledlow, Brenden T. Pearson, Cade A. Wood

Eastaboga, AL – Elizabeth A. Bedford

Eight Mile, AL – Morgan E. Atchison, Joshua E. Bynoe, Elaina J. Davies, Haylee A. Lynd, Emily M. Martin, Victor H. Mitchell

Elberta, AL – Olivia G. Lipscomb, Ronald D. Simpkins

Evergreen, AL – Princess Kimara Evon Ward, Grace E. Whittington

Fairhope, AL – Maggie E. Diehl, Emma E. Lepere, Grace A. Parrish, Trevor Wells, Michael A. Wenzel

Foley, AL – Rebecca N. Belew, Nicole E. Everman, Morgan A. Franklin, Dillon M. Helton

Franklin, AL – Clara R. Hicks

Frisco City, AL – Haley B. Baggette

Gardendale, AL – Abigail T. Waldrep

Gordo, AL – Morgan F. Patrick

Grady, AL – Jayson I. Sansom

Grand Bay, AL – Dalena C. Davis, Macy R. Mareno, Braylan T. Stringfellow, Sarah E. Tyler

Grove Hill, AL – Adam J. Cooke

Gulf Shores, AL – Rylee G. Martin

Guntersville, AL – Elizabeth A. Scarbrough

Hampton Cove, AL – Sarah A. Koepplinger

Hartford, AL – Emily G. Otts

Hartselle, AL – Addison S. Zanda

Hoover, AL – Miya N. Kimber

Huntsville, AL – Haley S. Jones, Mackenzie R. White

Irvington, AL – Hannah E. Mabry, Anna Trinh, Emilee M. Wilkerson

Jasper, AL – Braxton W. Blankenship

Jemison, AL – Hailey D. Bice

Linden, AL – Hutson M. Breckenridge

Loxley, AL – Alyssa L. Cherry, Anna E. Glass, Avery T. Wilhite

Mobile, AL – Gabrielle C. Adams, Ryan S. Adams, Anna M. Boswell, Hahnnahlulu Brown, Jaden T. Brown, Kimberly M. Bruce, Moira E. Buck, Ian J. Copeland, Emma K. Dalgety, Jennifer B. Darby, Baleigh A. Essary, Kimberly N. Grandquest, Jeffrey A. Griffin, Taylor Gunter, Shaila Gupte, Cassidy F. Harris, Jamie Johnson, Samuel C. Jones, Tye C. Jordan, Aleah M. Kennedy, Bethany G. Kilgore, Dashon Malone, Bai-lee A. McNair, Caitlin A. McRee, Jordyn L. Myles, James G. Naman, Stephanie W. Owens, Jessica L. Parker, Breanna A. Poole, Kayla I. Prieto, Bryan C. Reed, Catherine A. Sanders, Patrick D. Sanders, Taylor A. Smith, Destiney L. Smoot, Zacharie S. Taylor, Connor L. Thomas, Sophie E. Walsh, Vivian K. West, Ayanna T. Whittaker, Mariah E. Young

Monroeville, AL – Karlie A. Welch

Moundville, AL – Nathan A. Blake, Dylan J. Colburn

Mount Vernon, AL – Alicia Frazier

Northport, AL – Joshua B. Trimble

Opelika, AL – Nathan R. Irvin

Opp, AL – Ashton V. Mack, Nathaniel T. Reynolds

Owens Cross Roads, AL – Olivia G. Henley

Oxford, AL – Ashlyn N. Miller

Ozark, AL – David J. Minniefield, Claire A. Wood

Pell City, AL – Joshua F. Warren

Perdido, AL – Jessica R. Presley

Phenix City, AL – Claudia A. Hall

Pinson, AL – Morgan N. Hill

Point Clear, AL – Shawnessy G. Edwards

Prichard, AL – Venice Q. James, Ezra R. Kennedy

Rainsville, AL – Emily G. Wrenn

Robertsdale, AL – Isabella F. Stracener

Saraland, AL – Callie G. Allen, Lenjamin C. Anderson, Abigail R. Anderson, Sabrina G. Aughtman, Kristen L. Black, Carleigh G. Bowden, Kaleb C. Brantley, Gregory Brown, Cedric S. Burrell, Robert R. Carrey, Dazsha J. Dean, Breanna Englebert, Robert Ewing, Jessica L. Herrington, Thomas James, Robert Kahalley, Hannah L. Kelly, Timothy P. Kervin, Nathan K. Love, Mikayla Persons, Shawn R. Rivers, Cecil K. Smith, Ashley N. Taylor, Kelsey J. Westbrook

Satsuma, AL – Otto J. Alvarez, Ashtyn B. Cammon, Mary P. Cooley, Courtney Ellzey, Emily B. Henderson, Andrew C. Hooper, Marlee J. Montalvo, Taylor M. Rester, Jackson Verkouille

Selma, AL – Haley M. Pauley

Semmes, AL – Hanna K. Alexander, Jabraun I. Bass, Caitlin E. Fulgham, Amanda M. Graham, Travis Grimes, Berkley R. Rounsavall, Meagan Sellers, Macey L. Turner, Macey A. Weaver

Silverhill, AL – Taylor M. Fortner, Kristi M. Fountain, Abbie N. Hedden

Spanish Fort, AL – Tatum M. Beech, Olivia N. Counselman, Grace Dunn, Ansley C. Hardyman, Kayla L. Johnston, Joseph L. Quinn, Racheal V. Reeves

Springville, AL – Tiffany J. Aikens

St. Elmo, AL – Kevin G. Richardson

Summerdale, AL – Joshua K. Harris

Talladega, AL – Abigale C. Bell, Thomas A. Wilcox

Theodore, AL – Antonio Alvidrez, Abby R. Eddins, Joseph C. Greene, Ayanna N. Malone, Abbie R. McLaney, Janet R. O’Bryant, Ginger L. Stewart

Thomasville, AL – Kayla E. Gill, Moriah Nelson

Thorsby, AL – James B. Sellers

Tuscaloosa, AL – Julie A. Barwick, Madilyn R. Donald

Union Springs, AL – Aspen M. Adams

Wedowee, AL – Riley Shearon

Wetumpka, AL – Dawson A. Rhodes

Wilmer, AL – Ryan M. Dearmon

Little Rock, AR – Katherine Breeding

Flagstaff, AZ – Hannah Goodman

Beni, Bolivia – Maria J. Reynaldo Toledo

Angra Dos Reis, Brazil – Jose D. Neto

Jaboatao Dos Guararapes, Brazil – Joao P. Okano

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil – Luana S. Wild

Edmonton, Canada – Rachel K. Salyn

Brabrand, Denmark – Nana Sofie Kumai Bjerre

Cantonment, FL – Devin A. Monasterio

Clermont, FL – Holly C. Lewis

Crestview, FL – Emalyn J. Heathershaw

Dover, FL – Erika M. West

Fort Walton Beach, FL – Sage A. McKenna, Ezra McKenna

Freeport, FL – Layton S. Warren

Gulf Breeze, FL – Spencer D. St. Cyr

Havana, FL – Conrad A. Erskine

Jacksonville, FL – Melea P. Meadows

Land O Lakes, FL – Jamel Clark

Milton, FL – Nathan E. Bell, Trenton T. Moye

Niceville, FL – Sarah McDorman

Ocala, FL – Taylor A. Inmon

Panama City, FL – Abigail G. Kyle

Pensacola, FL – Cheyanne E. Burge, Christopher-James Helt, Hannah Grace E. Smith, Emma L. Todd

Blackshear, GA – Camden Eli Jewell

FC, Germany – Sofija Hrovat

Herzogenaurach, Germany – Paula John

Guatemala, Guatemala – Maria A. Diaz Linde

Broussard, LA – Ashlyn C. Broussard

Carencro, LA – Latavia Jack

Chalmette, LA – Danielle E. Williams

Gonzales, LA – Lauren L. Meador

Harvey, LA – Treyvor L. Hughes

Kenner, LA – Ethan C. Simmons

Mandeville, LA – Madison J. Bergeron

Port Allen, LA – Claire Suter

Thibodaux, AL – Lindsie Sanders

Stow, MA – Caitlyn F. Sahlberg

Linn, MO – Hailey R. McKim

Columbia, MS – Annakatherine D. Bell

Corinth, MS – William L. Wayne

Ellisville, MS – Erin L. Biglane

Gautier, MS – Emma N. Landry

Jackson, MS – Natalie C. Jones, Alexis Knott

Liberty, MS – Ashley G. Hutson

Lucedale, MS – Charity F. Long

Pearlington, MS – Caleb Marshall

Petal, MS – Jada Arrington

Cuernavaca, Mexico – Guillermo Pena Martinez

New York, NY – Isabella Shattenkirk

Dayton, OH – Kelsey F. Courtney

Strongsville, OH – Alan Lang

Perkasie, PA – Katie M. Detweiler

Barcarena, Portugal – Guilherme C. Lopes

Cascais, Portugal – Miguel Pereira

Abbeville, SC – Rachel L. Fogle

Harrisburg, SD – Allison Preator

A Coruna, Spain – Carla Saborido

Malmö, Sweden – Jakob Radgowski

Antioch, TN – Ashton Brown

Chattanooga, TN – Kadin Toma

Hendersonville, TN – Preston R. Webb

Katy, TX – Joshua D. Hery

Lucas, TX – John C. Treanor

Pearland, TX – Hailey L. Morgan

London, United Kingdom – Sam MacDonald

England, United Kingdom – Mia C. Mugford

Worcester, United Kingdom – Leia R. Carter

Uddingston, United Kingdom – Christopher McKenna

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Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton to Speak at University of Mobile Graduation

Kathy Dean — Tue, 26 Apr 2022 15:24:14 +0000

MOBILE, Ala. – Dr. Ed Litton, president of the Southern Baptist Convention and senior pastor of Redemption Church in Saraland, Alabama, will deliver the commencement address at the University of Mobile on Saturday, May 7.

More than 300 graduates will be awarded bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in an outdoor ceremony on the Dr. Fred and Sue Lackey Great Commission Lawn. The ceremony will begin promptly at 10 a.m., and the audience is encouraged to arrive early.

For graduation details and to watch a live-stream of the ceremony, go to umobile.edu/graduation. In case of inclement weather, the graduation venue is Cottage Hill Baptist Church, 4255 Cottage Hill Road. Weather updates will be made on official University of Mobile social media accounts and on umobile.edu/graduation.

Dr. Ed Litton was born in Kingsport, Tennessee. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona; a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas; and a Doctor of Ministry from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.

He served as a home missionary appointed to work in the evangelism office of the Arizona Southern Baptist Convention. From there, he and his wife, Tammy, moved to Tucson and founded Mountain View Baptist Church. In 1994, almost seven years after that work had been established, God led Dr. Litton to First Baptist North Mobile, now Redemption Church.

In 2007, Ed and his family, as well as the entire church family, suffered a devastating loss when Tammy was suddenly killed in an automobile accident. Several years later, he married Kathy Ferguson, a pastor’s wife who had also lost her spouse in a similar accident. Kathy serves as director of planter spouse development at the North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. The couple each has three children from their first marriages.

Dr. Litton had come to a church in Alabama with a great vision. That vision continued to expand with a mission of reaching more people and making disciples through church planting and the expansion of multiple locations. In September of 2015, the church relaunched as a new congregation called Redemption Church.

Today, Redemption is one church in two locations, both in North and West Mobile. Redemption has helped plant churches in New York City; Cleveland, Ohio; Denver, Colorado; Tucson, Arizona; Leesburg, Virginia; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Northern Virginia, and Las Vegas. In responding to the Great Commission, Redemption Church is looking to plant more gospel-believing churches in North America.

About the University of Mobile

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