Tag: College of Education and Human Sciences
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Shanise Allen
When newly graduated Shanise Allen talks about becoming a teacher, there’s this unmistakable spark in her voice, the kind that comes from knowing you’re stepping into the work you were meant to do. Long before she ever set foot in her first methods course, she already knew where she wanted her path to lead: a Read more
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BP Blair
For BP Blair, choosing the University of North Alabama was more than just a college decision—it was a family tradition and a perfect fit. Growing up in Red Bay, Alabama, Blair was drawn to UNA’s close-knit community, beautiful campus, and welcoming atmosphere. “It was really just a no-brainer for me,” he said. “My mom graduated Read more
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The Glascock Family
Continuing a Legacy of Excellence at UNA For the Glascock family, UNA is a tradition. Taylor, a junior in the College of Education and Human Sciences, followed in her parents’ footsteps as a UNA alumnus. Though initially resistant to the idea of attending her parents’ alma mater, Taylor soon fell in love with the campus Read more
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Sydney Stafford
Sydney Stafford, a Secondary Education History major from Huntsville, Alabama, began her UNA journey early—literally. Inspired by her older brother, who was already a student at UNA, Sydney enrolled in the university’s Early College program to get a head start on her degree. “I wanted to get college credit and experience before graduating high school,” Read more
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MacKenna Gosart
MacKenna Gosart always knew she wanted to help people, and her dream of becoming a physical therapist began at a young age. When she discovered UNA during a service project at age 12, she fell in love with the university and never looked back. Majoring in Exercise Science with a concentration in Pre-Professional Studies, MacKenna Read more
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Cade McGuire
Cade’s story began like many others—he entered UNA expecting to play football, focus on engineering, and eventually transfer. But life had other plans. After an old knee injury forced Cade to give up football, he found himself lost without the game he loved. Feeling the void left by football, Cade began to explore other avenues Read more
