Our APU
Meet Our Community
APU is a place of deep faith where our students experience belonging and transformation guided by accomplished and caring faculty who strive to ensure they graduate ready to shine Christ’s light in the world as disciples and scholars.
Discover stories of students finding belonging, faculty and staff encouraging transformation, and alumni impacting the world for Christ.
Cultivating Belonging
Meet Our Students
Travis Gray ’25
Travis Gray ’25 shares how APU’s supportive professors and leadership opportunities—like serving as SGA president—have shaped him into a Christ-centered leader ready to make an impact.
Madey Sule ’27
Madey is an international student majoring in engineering and honors humanities. She plans to give back to her country of Nigeria, helping those in need, by becoming a biomedical engineer.
Natalie Hultgren ’26
Natalie shares God’s care and compassion with those in need both at home and abroad. Her experiences as a nursing major at APU shapes her to live out her calling as a servant leader in healthcare.
Cultivating Transformation
Meet Our Faculty and Staff
Jill Brennan-Lincoln, MA
Brennan-Lincoln’s favorite part of being a professor is the one-on-one time she gets with students, which she uses to help them become exceptional at their craft so they can make an impact for Christ.
Dave Blomquist, MA
Blomquist loves being a coach, and comes alongside his players to help them discover their passions and giftings and how those things are pointing them to God’s mission for their lives.
Kevin Sheng-Lin Huang, PhD, and Louise Ko Huang, PhD
Kevin and Louise Huang feel privileged to journey alongside students as they grow in their faith and their knowledge of the sciences at APU. Their mentorship extends beyond the classroom, as they invite students over for home-cooked meals at Café Huang to connect about what God is doing in their lives.
Cultivating Impact
Meet Our Alumni
Josh Holm ’16
Through his fashion company, Castles and Queens, Holm shares a powerful message to inspire others.
Bailey Wilson ’18
Wilson’s food truck company, Bondi Bowls, impacts communities by serving healthy acai bowls across more than 20 locations in seven states.
Erick Quintanilla ’11, MM ’13
Quintanilla loves giving back to the community by helping students grow in their musical skills as director of bands at Glendora High School.