In The Media
How to Keep Your Dog Safe in the Big Outdoors
August 10, 2016
Beacon College anthrozoologist Brian Ogle offers tips to protect your pooch against wildlife encounters in this post in The Honest Kitchen blog.
Faculty
Beacon Professor’s Critique of Two Poets Published in National Literary Journal
August 4, 2016
Dr. William Nesbitt applies his critical eye to two volumes of poetry in recently published reviews featured in a national online literary journal.
Faculty
Beacon Historian Studies U.S.’s Brother-Against-Brother Struggle in Pictures
August 4, 2016
The War Between the States. The War of Northern Aggression.
In The Media
Plight of Fatherless Women Explored by Beacon Psychotherapist in NBC Article
August 3, 2016
Dr. Nicki Nance, an assistant professor of human services and psychology at Beacon College, discusses outcomes for women whose fathers weren’t around in this NBC Los Angeles article.
Faculty
Travel Program Teaches Beacon Educators Learning Isn’t Confined to the Classroom
August 2, 2016
The best classroom teachers whisk students away on learning journeys.
Faculty
Beacon Writing Coach Invades World of Tween-Lit with Novel about Aliens
August 2, 2016
Beacon College students who visit the Robert & Jane Weiner Writing Center for help wrangling the right words for a term paper know Jacob Pinkston as the center’s director.
Beacon News
Beacon Educators Tapped to Present Paper at Prestigious Learning Disabilities Conference
August 2, 2016
Lucas Marsden Nance Perrone The Learning Disabilities Association of America has selected a quartet of Beacon College psychology professors to present their paper on students with exceptionalities in February at the association’s annual conference.
Beacon News
Beacon College Beefs Up Majors with Exclusive Anthrozoology
July 28, 2016
Beacon College this fall becomes the second American college or university to offer an undergraduate major in anthrozoology, the college announced Wednesday.
In The Media
Beacon Professor Sounds Off in Central Florida 100
July 11, 2016
Dr. AJ Marsden, an assistant professor of psychology and human services at Beacon College, the first higher-education institution accredited to award bachelor’s degrees primarily to students with learning degrees, ADHD, and other learning differences, makes her debut in The Orlando Sentinel’s Central Florida 100.