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- Cultivating Transformation in the ArtsChair of APU’s Department of Theater Arts, Jill Lincoln, MA, helps students become exceptional at their craft. By cultivating community and helping students develop their skills on the stage and the screen, Jill is equipping the next generation of transformative storytellers to go out and make a difference in Hollywood, Broadway, and beyond. Experience more faculty and staff stories at apu.edu/our-apu/.
- Our APU | Cultivating TransformationInspirational faculty and staff share their passion for cultivating transformation through APU’s Christ-centered education. As they help students discover their higher calling, they equip them with the skills they need to succeed, and inspire them to become difference makers in their fields as artists, athletes, nurses, scientists, pastors, and compassionate leaders who graduate ready to impact the world for Christ. Experience more faculty and staff stories at www.apu.edu/our-apu.
- Faculty Profile: Robert Mullins, Ph.D. and Abel Beth MaacahIn summer 2012, Azusa Pacific University, in a joint project with Hebrew University of Jerusalem, began a 10-year survey and excavation project on Abel Beth Maacah (1 Kings 15: 20 and 2 Kings 15: 29), one of ancient Israel's northern guardian cities. Azusa Pacific Associate Professor of Biblical Studies Robert Mullins, Ph.D., will co-lead the project with Nava Panitz-Cohen and Ruhama Bonfil (Hebrew University) in an attempt to uncover the history behind this site.
- Life on Film: CarrieWhen Carrie Webber decided to pursue a career as a softball coach, it was a way to stay connected to the sport she loves. More importantly, it gave her the opportunity to impact the lives of the players she encounters. Today, she serves as APU’s head softball coach, and she knows it is about much more than wins and losses. “I try to encourage and advise them in life. I want to see them be good athletes, students, employees, and neighbors,” she says. Whether leading practice or offering sage advice as a mentor during dinners at her home, Carrie uses her words and actions to guide student-athletes to victory on and off the field.