Richmont’s Office of Christian Integration is partnering with The Ken Matheny Center for the Study of Stress, Trauma, and Resilience (MSTAR) at Georgia State University
In the opening week of the Fall 2023 semester, Richmont welcomed its largest number of School of Ministry students to date with 81 enrolled, including
Richmont’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program celebrates a 95% passage rate on the National Counselor Examination in 2023 – significantly exceeding the national average and
Richmont is thrilled to welcome two new faculty members to its community. Dr. Tamekia Cathright and Dr. Robert Duckworth will teach in the School of
Richmont is pleased to announce that faculty instructor Emily Oliver has been promoted to Assistant Professor upon the conferral of her Ph.D. in Marriage and
Richmont President Dr. Timothy Quinnan was recently interviewed on Moody Radio to share about the history and hallmarks of the University. In the interview, Dr.
Richmont Graduate University has been awarded a $372,281 grant from The John Templeton Foundation to fund pioneering research in human meaning-making and flourishing. The grant
Richmont is always proud of the difference our graduates make in the world. Alumna (and new Alumni Council member) Mayra Richards ’16 is featured in the
Dr. Jama White, who has served at the helm of the clinical training program at the Chattanooga campus has announced her retirement after 19 years.
Pastor Travis Hall recently presented “The Dangers of Unresolved Pain” at TedxAlexander Park. Pastor Hall shares 3 ways to break down walls caused by emotional