Author: Hannah Hutchins

Hannah Hutchins graduated from Palm Beach Atlantic University in Spring of 2024 with a major in Behavioral Neuroscience and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Health Science with a concentration in Biomedical Science. Aside from her studies, she works at PBAU as a teaching assistant and a researcher. She is a devout Christian and seeks to incorporate her faith into every aspect of her work. Find her on LinkedIn @Hannah-Hutchins and on MuckRack at https://muckrack.com/hannah-hutchins.

‘Treat Everyone the Same’ Doesn’t Cut It at UMass Chan Medical School

As a medical practitioner applying for a faculty position at the University of Massachusetts (UMass) Chan Medical School, it is no longer satisfactory to demonstrate a curriculum vitae of excellent merits in research and medical practice. One must also be actively involved in promoting “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) to a level that penalizes individuals […]

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Christian Universities: Sink or Swim?

Eastern Nazarene College. Clarks Summit University. The University of Saint Katherine. What do these universities have in common? They were all private Christian colleges. And they were among the latest victims to succumb in the college closure crisis. The recent trend of faith-based university closures is troubling. Young adulthood is an incredibly formidable era, characterized […]

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Students Need Rest. Christian Colleges Should Set the Example.

Sundays used to signify a day of rest, reflection, and worship—now, for college students, they signify 11:59 p.m. deadlines and endless Canvas notifications. The constant pressure of online grading systems and classes keeps students in a state of perpetual stress—even at Christian colleges, where Sabbath-honoring should be prioritized. Said religious universities ceaselessly stress the significance […]

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As Campuses Die, So Might Smiley Faces

A terrified junior who had just switched her major to science stepped into her General Chemistry I Laboratory like a rabbit in a wolf’s den. Handing the finished pre-lab to her teaching assistant, she returned to her place at the lab bench, a myriad of unpleasant grading scenarios racing through her head. Not long later, […]

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