AMU students quickly discover a tight-knit community of professors, students, and alumni who are committed to helping you continue your education. We invite you to explore how a few of our students are juggling school, work, and family - and applying their education to build exciting careers.
A single mom of three, Rebecca has faced several life setbacks — but her challenges are no match for her perseverance. She studies when her children study in the evening, while on vacation, even at a Cub Scout meeting, and her kids think it’s exciting that mommy has more homework than they do. Read more about Rebecca >
He has covered international economic summits, United Nations meetings and the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. In his spare time, he is earning a second degree at AMU. Dwayne attributes much of his drive to his parents and grandparents, and he is proud to be the first in his family to pursue a college degree. Read more about Dwayne >
Russell Raffay, a high school history teacher, believes in lifelong learning. Russ is currently preparing for a transition into education administration. He also serves as school board president for his own community – another example of his commitment to education. Raffay and his wife, Marie, are the parents of four young children. Read more about Russ >
Space operations had been an interest of Brit’s since his childhood in Satellite Beach, Fla. He separated from the Air Force after serving four years, then earned a position controlling satellites as a flight operations specialist. AMU courses in orbital mechanics, ground systems and others were a direct fit. Read more about Britt >
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