KISSIMMEE— Kayla Bowman works as Choir Director and Elementary Music Teacher at Mountain Missions School (MMS) in Virginia. Bowman graduated from Johnson University Florida May 2017 with a Musical Arts degree. She and her husband, Eddy Bowman, married shortly after graduation and started working at Mountain Missions school. Eddy serves as a Bible teacher and … Read moreAlumni Feature: Kayla Bowman
Knoxville- JUTN sophomore Hannah Mattson has transformed her passion for photography into a job and part-time business. Mattson is currently pursuing a degree in human services with a focus in psychology at JUTN. She is exploring various ways in which she could use this degree in the future but is still unsure of what she … Read moreJUTN sophomore creates business out of passion for photography
This past week, two JU students and a professor had the opportunity to attend the United States Naval Academy Leadership Conference in Annapolis, Md. The theme of this year’s conference, “Inside Out Leadership”, was primarily focused on helping leaders know themselves first so that they could better lead those they’re in charge of. There were … Read moreJU Students and Professor Attend Leadership Conference
Knoxville — Johnson University’s Counseling Center is hosting round table discussions for students who are interested in diving deeper into the topic of faith and sexuality. These discussion groups are an opportunity for students to debrief following the Faith and Sexuality lectures presented by Mark Yarhouse, here Thursday. These discussions will be held at 5:30 p.m., … Read moreStudents encouraged to participate in upcoming faith, sexuality conversations
KISSIMMEE — Two seniors at the Johnson University Florida campus performed recitals to cap off their education. Audrey Olsheske, a Musical Arts student, was first to perform her recital entitled “More Than A Conqueror” October 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the gym. Brent Glover, a Worship Ministry student, followed with his recital entitled “Hold Us … Read moreFall senior recitals
Over Spring Break (March 17-21) faculty and students from JUFL participated in the Key West Bike Ride 2018 (#KWBR2018), a cycling tour created by Ends of the Earth Cycling (a division of New Mission Systems International). In 2016 Ends Cycling hosted the Tennessee Bike Ride in conjunction with JU—a 300-mile trek from JUTN to VA … Read moreJUFL cycling event raises over $30,000 for missions
KNOXVILLE — Alyssa Bode is excited as she begins her freshman year of college. She is pursuing a business degree at Johnson University. On Aug. 17, 2018, Bode moves into her college dorm room. She traveled from her home in Dandridge. Bode grew up with two twin brothers, Levi Bode and Dakota Bode. Alyssa began … Read moreFreshman enters into new college experience with hopeful anticipation
Knoxville — As the 2018 school year begins, senior Carli Long reflects about her time at Johnson. Growing up in Memphis, Long heard about Johnson from her youth pastors who both attended Johnson. While sharing stories from their time as students, Long’s youth pastors encouraged the students to tour their alma mater. “I didn’t want … Read moreResident Assistant feels importance of job as she impacts incoming freshmen
Knoxville — Caleb Giffin, a Sophomore at Johnson University, is preparing for his second year of college. “I am very excited to dig deeper into my Bible knowledge and continue building my new and current relationships,” he said. Giffin is a Worship Ministry major and said he is excited to get back into his classes. … Read moreJU Sophomore gearing up for new year, new singing opportunity