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The mission of Concord University is to improve the lives of our students and communities, through innovative teaching and learning, intellectual and creative activities, and community service and civic engagement.

Upcoming Events

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Penny Drive Fundraiser

Josie Crawford

April01Monday8:30 AM - 3:30 PM

Student Government Association

State Room

Amberlie Wilson

April01Monday4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Collegians for Christ

AB Conference Room

Trena Stovall

April01Monday7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Featured Stories

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Sarah Lively Turner '98
Vice President of Advancement

Graduation is not the end of Concord’s commitment to you. Sarah Turner works to keep alumni connected to their alma mater and to be a resource to them long after they leave campus. From emails and social media to our CU After Hours events, Sarah’s goal is to keep as many alums as possible connected to the university. Strong connections like these will make possible future mentoring programs that will connect alums to current students. Sarah, an alum that comes from a family of Concordians, has a strong loyalty to this university, like many of our graduates. Several of our scholarships are made possible through alumni financial support. When you choose Concord University, you become part of a legacy and the Alumni office will make sure you stay connected.

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Sarah Lively Turner '98

Vice President of Advancement

Shawn Hatcher

Shawn Hatcher '20

Princeton, W.Va.

Carolyn Worley

Carolyn Worley '17

Director of Student Activities & Student Center

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Rachel Clay

Nursing Major

Josie Crawford
Biology Major with Biomedical Sciences Emphasis

Josie Crawford is a biology major with a biomedical sciences emphasis from Saint Albans, West Virginia. With her sights set on dental school, Josie has made herself a valuable member of Concord. She is the Vice President for PATCH (Pre-professional Association Towards Careers in Health) as well as a member in the Bonner's Program, the Sigma Zeta National Honors Society, the Cardinal Key National Honors Society, and the Concord University Honors Program. Her research interests are focused on epigenetics and the role it plays throughout the stages of cancer. When she is not busy with clubs or research, Josie loves to read, hike, and serve others.