Victory University releases The Spirit of Victory (February 2013 Edition).  The magazine may be accessed online at http://victory.edu/spirit/2013february.pdf.

 

Victory University releases The Spirit of Victory (January 2013 Edition).  The magazine may be accessed online at http://victory.edu/spirit/2013january.pdf.

 

Victory University Welcomes CHI SIGMA IOTA – Counseling Honor Society!

Chi Sigma Iota is one of the largest associations of professional counselors in the world, promoting scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership, advocacy, and excellence in counseling, and recognizing high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the profession of counseling.

We are pleased to announce that Drs. Timothy Holler and William Chaney are serving as Chapter Faculty Advisors for the distinguished VU chapter which was installed in September 2012. We are grateful for their efforts on behalf of our students. Please join with us in acknowledging their work and supporting them in this important endeavor.

 

Counseling Services Offered to VU Students and Staff

1. What is counseling at Victory all about?

Victory University is proud to introduce campus sponsored counseling services for students and staff. Some of the concerns that can be addressed by the counseling staff are:

• Test anxiety and Stress Management
• General Anxiety and fear
• Depression
• Family concerns
• Relationship concerns
• Addictions
• Spirituality
• And more…

2. Who benefits from counseling?

Everyone can benefit from counseling from time to time; especially when things get difficult. You may need counseling if the problem you are experiencing at school, work, home, and/or in your personal life are causing you to not be able to function as you normally would.

3. Why go to counseling?

There are two missions in providing counseling services at Victory. The first is to provide a safe environment for the student body and staff to confidentially work through their problems; hoping to reach a positive outcome when the counseling relationship has ended. Secondly, the counseling services at VU provide invaluable practicum and internship training to graduate students in Victory University’s counseling program, which prepares the graduate student counselors to be licensed as professional counselors.

4. Where is counseling done?

Counseling will be offered in room B-214 at the VU campus (by appointment only).

5. When is counseling available?

Counseling services are offered at various times throughout the week. To schedule an appointment for counseling, please contact Marc McClure at counseling@victory.edu for availability. You may also reach Mr. McClure by phone at 901-320-9700 ext. 2007.

6. How much does counseling cost at Victory University?

Counseling services for Victory students, faculty, and staff is free of charge.

Victory University students fill Flats at Cotton Council click here to view the article.

As Seen on TV – Victory University

Victory University has a new commercial on the air starring one of our own student athletes.  Starting this week, there is a new TV commercial showing in the Memphis market.  The commercial “stars” Victory University and one of our current students, Taylor Hensley.

Taylor is a Trinity Scholars Honors student and also a Volleyball player.  As you may remember, the volleyball team just went 3-0 this weekend in their inaugural games for Victory.

So, over the next month, tune in to WREG Channel 3 to view the commercial.  There will be quite a few airings over the next month on Channel 3 and its affiliate networks throughout the month.

Want to see the video now?   Watch it on our Facebook page at http://facebook.com/VictoryUniversity, on our YouTube channel at http://youtube.com/VictoryUniversity, or just click the picture to the right to take you directly to the video.

…..and encourage your friends and family to tell their Victory story and enroll today.  Term 2 is only a few weeks away!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please join us in cheering for and supporting our Victory University Eagles Women’s Volleyball team as they take the first of many historic steps by playing our first game.  This weekend, they will in fact be playing three games at the Stillman Lady Classic in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Our Eagles will be playing the first game on Saturday, September 1^st, against Stillman.  They again play in the tournament later that day at 5 against Miles College.  They play one more game on Sunday, September 2^nd, against Concordia College.

Head Coach Crystal Hudson has worked these girls extremely hard in practice, as evidenced by these student athletes walking throughout the campus wearing icepacks along with their books.

Click here to learn more about the girls on the team and how you can cheer them on to Victory.

You can find updates to the scores on our athletics website as well as on our Facebook site.

Good luck Eagles!

Photos of Grand Opening of New VU Dorms If you would like to see some of the photos from the grand opening of our new dormitories, then please click here in order to check out the album on our Facebook page.

 

 

 

Learning Counts Sweepstakes

Map Your Dream Sweepstakes is an opportunity for you to win a Free PLA course and a Portfolio Assessment!  If you are eligible and interested in PLA, this is such a great opportunity–one you shouldn’t miss.

This could mean up to 15 college credits toward your degree
5 Stipends will be awarded

This promotion only runs until July 22!

For more information contact:

Debbie Graham
(901) 320-9700, 2002
graham@victory.edu

Make certain that you catch today and/or Thursday’s airing of “Education:  A Higher Calling” on the TBN network.  Today’s episode features Victory University’s own Dr. Melinda Harper, an Adjunct Professor.  The show airs today at 3:30 pm CST and at 11:00 am on Thursday.

“Education:  A Higher Calling” is an inspirational television series that equips us within the body of Christ to be ministers of the Gospel through whatever our profession or career.  Join former governor Mike Huckabee and a rich panel of scholars, pastors, and educators as each week they delve into the heart-felt stories of men and women who have found new purpose and empowerment for their lives through education…a higher calling.