A new partnership between Stillman College and Faulkner University will expand educational opportunities for students following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding.

Under the leadership of Stillman College President Dr. Yolanda W. Page and Faulkner University President D. Mitchell Henry, J.D., the partnership offers students the opportunity to complete an Interdisciplinary Studies degree at Stillman College while pursuing a Nursing degree at Faulkner University.

"At Stillman College, we believe our responsibility extends beyond educating students; we must also create pathways that position them to thrive in careers that strengthen their communities and transform lives," said Yolanda W. Page, President of Stillman College. "This partnership with Faulkner University is a powerful example of what is possible when institutions unite around student success. Together, we are expanding access to one of our nation's most critical professions by creating a seamless pathway into nursing for aspiring healthcare leaders.”

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The press release said that “This partnership reflects a shared commitment to academic excellence, student success, and preparing the next generation of compassionate, highly skilled healthcare professionals.”

Preparing Graduates to Lead and Serve

Page said that “Our students will graduate prepared not only with academic excellence, but also with the compassion, resilience, and servant leadership needed to improve health outcomes across Alabama and beyond. This collaboration represents another significant step in Stillman's commitment to preparing graduates who will lead, serve, and make a lasting impact."

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