It’s no secret that University of the Cumberlands has hardworking students. Some students in particular have made their mark on their respective academic departments, winning departmental awards for their achievements in the c...
Did you know that you can use the GI Bill® to pay for grad school? The VA education benefit can cover more than just the cost of undergrad courses. In fact, even after using money from the GI Bill® to pay for your undergraduat...
SHOULD I BECOME A TEACHER?Have you been thinking of majoring in education for your undergraduate degree? Teaching is a noble profession, of course. Shaping the minds of future generations comes in as the number one reason why ...
As universities around the nation address challenges presented by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), University of the Cumberlands is moving in-seat undergraduate students from a traditional semester schedule to the use of 8-we...
A university is nothing without its students. Simultaneously, it takes committed faculty and staff members to make the wheels turn and keep the lights on. As another academic year finishes, faculty and staff at University of t...
With over 18 years professional and management experience, Dr. Watkins has a keen business acumen and proven leadership skills, currently working in the realm of workforce development where she develops and manages a variety o...
Tyler Smith joins Cumberlands as the new Vice President for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement, bringing extensive experience in fundraising, donor relations, and strategic advancement. With nearly two decades in nonprofit and...
I am from Elizabethtown, KY, and currently reside in Knoxville, TN. I have worked in communications in higher education, media, churches, and nonprofits. I have been teaching at the college level for more than 10 years. When n...
