National exposure highlights Richmont’s commitment to Christian-integrated counseling and ministry education.
Richmont Graduate University is proud to announce its appearance in Forbes and Fortune magazines, expanding national awareness of the university’s mission to advance God’s work of healing, restoration, and transformation.
About the Article
The article, “Making a Difference,” highlights Richmont’s distinctive approach to graduate education, combining academic excellence, clinical training, Christian integration, and spiritual formation to prepare counselors and ministry leaders to make a lasting impact.
Richmont President Dr. Timothy Quinnan and Vice President of Admissions Michelle West shared valuable insights into the university’s mission and the importance of preparing professionals to serve others with excellence and compassion.
Speaking about Richmont’s graduates, Dr. Quinnan stated, “Time and again, people tell us Richmont graduates are among the best prepared they’ve ever hired.”
Michelle West, a Richmont graduate herself, emphasized the importance of addressing the whole person, including physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.
With campuses in Atlanta, Chattanooga, and an Online Campus, Richmont offers graduate programs through its School of Counseling and School of Ministry, providing personalized mentorship, practical training, and a Christ-centered educational experience. The university’s Doctor of Ministry in Spiritual Formation and Leadership also features a concentration developed in collaboration with Maxwell Leadership, founded by internationally recognized leadership expert John C. Maxwell.
These national magazine appearances mark another exciting milestone in Richmont’s efforts to expand its reach while remaining committed to preparing graduates who transform lives and strengthen communities.
Click here to read the Forbes and Fortune Magazine Article.