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Ed.D. graduate’s journey to business success

Deborah Watts (’13) got her first job when she was 15 years old. Since then, her career has flourished, spanning across industries from academia to banking and start-ups. The Trevecca graduate now heads up

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Trevecca theatre season announced

Trevecca’s 2019-2020 theatre season focuses on the classics, with productions of The Importance of Being Earnest and Life Is a Dream anchoring the lineup. Students will also present new works for the stage during

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Trevecca PA faculty research leads to innovative program, national recognition

As the longest-running physician assistant (PA) program in Tennessee, Trevecca’s PA program is built on legacy and a proven track record.Faculty members are devoted to building on that tradition and continually strive to provide

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Trevecca counted among the top 10 colleges in the state

For the second consecutive year, Trevecca Nazarene University is ranked among the top 10 colleges and universities in Tennessee, according to WalletHub. The personal finance website released its 2020 Best Universities and Colleges Rankings

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Alumni siblings create lasting impact as Metro Nashville educators

Growing up in West Tennessee as the children of a pastor, siblings Dr. Debra Messenger-Smith and Dr. Dedrick Messenger didn’t just talk about serving others—they lived it.“My dad was an educator and pastor,” Dedrick

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Dreaming a new dream: Veteran finds a new calling at Trevecca

Like most college juniors, Steven Collins spends his days in class, and his evenings—more often than not—are filled with homework.But Collins probably doesn’t fit your idea of a traditional college undergraduate.He’s been married for

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Make the Change: Decision to finish degree helps alumna become an IT leader

Working as a collection representative, MieNa Beard felt stuck in her career.“I was barely making $30,000 working strict and long hours,” Beard said. “It wasn’t a good work-life balance, and I was unhappy.”After being

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Leadership and service: Trevecca graduate elected to Nashville’s city council

When Sandra Sepulveda was a little girl, she wasn’t sure what she wanted to be when she grew up. Her classmates would proclaim that they dreamed of being teachers or astronauts or mermaids one

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Trevecca alumnus lands top job as chief executive officer

Growing up, Dan Konow (’98) was the son of blue-collar working-class parents in Fort Wayne, Ind. It was from his parents, Konow says, that he learned the importance of hard work and integrity, which