Organizational Leadership

"I chose JBU online because I wanted to continue my education through a college that taught from a Christian perspective.  This degree has helped me to grow in my faith, opened my eyes to new cultures and different perspectives, and taught me that leading also means knowing how to serve others. . .  I was challenged by the curriculum and professors and have had a very positive experience from the first call from admissions to the final conversations in preparation for graduation.  If anyone is on the fence about continuing their education because they feel like they missed the opportunity, I want to tell them that God can call us to new and wonderful things at various stages in our lives.  I am thankful for this experience and opportunity to continue learning and growing."  

"If you are considering John Brown University Online, I would have to say it will be one of the best experiences in your educational journey. I have had nothing but a great experience with the online curriculum. I am a non-traditional student that is 52 years old, who works full time and also serves in the Arkansas House of Representatives. The flexibility of the program and the support you get from all of professors makes the online experience manageable and rewarding." 

"My degree will open a plethora of doors within the company allowing me to continue to climb the corporate ladder and my education will help me in making sure the organization continues to grow. . . The structure and course loads are perfect for individuals working full time jobs with a family.  JBU also offers more than enough resources to ensure that everyone has the capabilities to succeed there."

“I am a natural born leader who enjoys working with people. Having a degree in organizational leadership allows me to pursue a career that best suits my strengths and abilities…The knowledge that I gained while pursuing my degree at JBU has allowed me to develop the necessary skills for my role as a project manager and LMS administrator at Aegis Therapies.”

“I began working at the Fort Smith Regional Airport about 6 months after graduating. Without obtaining my degree, I would not have been qualified for the job I was originally hired for.” Though his time at JBU was rewarding, balancing a full-time job and caring for his family meant he had to be very intentional about managing his time. Michael says, “being in class with many other working adults was very helpful. We all had obligations outside the classroom and were able to support each other in our desire to obtain our degrees.”