Fourteen North State residents graduated with honors in January from Simpson University’s School of Adult Studies.
These students qualified for Alpha Sigma Lambda, a national honor society for continuing education students who are in the top 20 percent of their class and who demonstrate superior scholarship and leadership abilities.
Simpson University will host a March 21 symposium for health professionals on the treatment of concussions, featuring two research leaders in the field.
Simpson University for Seniors is offering March courses on J.R.R. Tolkien and modern Israel for adults of any age.
Simpson University continues its On the Same Page common reading program with additional discussion events in February. The North State community is invited to attend these lunchtime forums.
Simpson University has signed an agreement with 511 Enterprises, a professional marketing, sales and customer success leader, to operate an Entrepreneur Tech Hub on campus that will provide learning, internship and job opportunities for students.
REDDING, Calif. — Already honored as a College of Distinction for its personal approach to education, Simpson University has received program-specific recognition in Education, Nursing, and Career Development. Colleges of Distinction has spent nearly two […]
Simpson University is offering a new Carr & Camp Fire Scholarship to college-bound students impacted by either historic blaze.
Simpson University’s Science and Math Department will host two free events for North State students in February.
REDDING, Calif.—In a new joint venture between colleges of The Christian and Missionary Alliance, Simpson University is sharing a sociology class in “real time” with Crown College in Minnesota. Dr. Craig Cook, who serves as […]
REDDING, Calif.—Simpson University offered Riley Graham a way to finish her college degree while working full time and maintaining an active life outside the office and classroom. The Red Bluff resident was one of about […]
Simpson University honored approximately 140 graduates during a Jan. 12 ceremony inside the James M. Grant Student Life Center.
Simpson University for Seniors is offering two courses in February for adults of any age.
The non-credit, no-homework classes, which begin Feb. 4, are taught on Simpson’s campus by university professors and professionals in their field of expertise. Classes meet from 10:20 to 11:20 a.m. and 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
In partnership with Dignity Health Mercy Medical Center Redding, Simpson University has expanded its nursing simulation labs to facilitate more training for students and nurses.
REDDING, Calif.—Five Shasta County Teachers of the Year from 2017-18 and 2018-19 will be featured panelists during a special Better and Stronger Together event at Simpson University on Thursday, Jan. 17. The free event, from […]
REDDING, Calif.—A Simpson University and Redding native who interned with The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., has two articles published on national news websites. Austin Avery, who graduated in spring 2018 with a degree in […]
Simpson University invites North State readers to join students, staff and faculty in its third year of On the Same Page, its common reading program. This year’s book selection is Braving the Wilderness: The Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone by Brené Brown.
REDDING, Calif.—Simpson University’s Science and Mathematics Department will host free American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) on Thursday, Feb. 7, for area high school students. The events – AMC 10 and AMC 12 – will be from […]
REDDING, Calif.—Simpson University’s Science and Mathematics Department will host a free practice SAT test Saturday, Feb. 16, for area high school students. Check-in starts at 8 a.m. in LaBaume-Rudat Hall, room 203 on the campus […]
REDDING, Calif.—Simpson University will honor approximately 140 graduates during a commencement ceremony Saturday, Jan. 12, inside the James M. Grant Student Life Center on campus, 2211 College View Drive. The 10 a.m. ceremony, which will […]
Despite facing their own losses in this year’s Carr and Camp fires, students in Simpson University’s Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology program didn’t hesitate to say yes to a request to “adopt” a family in need for Christmas.
