NASCAR: Behind the Scenes

Credit to NASCAR

You’re sitting in the stands at your favorite track, the pack of cars is flying by, when all of sudden you see a car swerve and the next second there’s smoke.  You then see that same car, smoking, front end crunched, stopped against the wall, debris sprinkled across the track. Finally, you see the famous yellow lights flashing.  A scene with which we’re all familiar…a caution.

How many times do we see this and then patiently wait for the NASCAR clean-up crew to clean the wreck up?  Whether it was just a piece of debris, or the whole car, they are responsible for cleaning up the track and making sure it is perfectly safe for the cars to get back to racing.

That’s what this NASCAR: Behind the Scenes is about; the clean-up crews.

To read the rest of the article on the clean-up crews, click here.

Tough 2011 Season for Goodwin

Tough 2011 Season for Goodwin

After the 2010 season in the Legends Cars, driver #29 Garett Goodwin was excited to get behind the wheel of his new ASA SCAG Power Equipment Truck for 2011. Goodwin's Debut in the Truck was better then they expected. Capturing a top 10 finish in his first start at the tough Wisconsin International Raceway track. After that, his luck started to fall.

Going into his second start in the Truck, Goodwin was confident in not only himself, but in his team. They were at Garett's home track, Grundy CountySpeedway. Garett has had great success in the past years, with having three straight championships in a row (2007, 2008, and 2009). Goodwin had only a few laps of practice going into the race, however, they were still confident that they had the truck handling good. However, the engine blew up on the first lap of the heat race ending there night and possibly their season.

During the month of July, the Goodwin crew found somebody to loan the money to them to help Garett get back behind the wheel to continue his dream of becoming a NASCAR driver. After placing the new engine into the truck, they went to compete in the USST Great Lakes Truck Series at South Bend Motor Speedway to break in the new motor for the following weekend in Iowa.

Garett ended up having to pull off the track due to oil issues half way through the race while leading by a half of a lap. The Goodwin Crew tried to find the problem but was not for sure if they had fixed it or not for the next race at Hawkeye Downs Speedway. While at Hawkeye Downs, Garett was not able to practice and start the heat race due to engine issues. They found out that the valve covers were warped causing the oil to leak onto the exhaust to create the smoke. Goodwin was not able to finish the feature race due to something malfunctioning inside the motor.

The season came to an end with having hardly any luck throughout the entire year of Garett's debut season in the ASA Midwest Truck Tour. Next season, the GGR Crew looks forward to possibly competing in the CRA JEGS Late Model Series for the 2012 season with a few races in the Truck Tour as well.

"We just didn't have the year we expected to get this season," says Garett, "we will just look past it and start fresh for the 2012 season and compete in as many races as we can."

We would like to thank Sevey Motorsports, K1 Race Gear, Quinlan Inc, DriverWebsites.com, SponsorTheTrucks.com, Burkholder Excavating, Hole-In-One Motorsports, Forkers Lawn Service, Shirley's Truck and Tanker Wash, Team Automotive, and all our fans for their help and support.

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Phillip Smalley Racing Welcomes Joslyn Lovell Photography

For Immediate Release

October 31, 2011
                                                                      

Phillip Smalley Racing Welcomes Joslyn Lovell Photography

Phillip Smalley Racing is pleased to announce they have agreed to a one-year contract with Joslyn Lovell Photography to sponsor the No. 52 Pure Stock during the 2012 racing season.

Joslyn Lovell Photography is owned by Joslyn Pierce and is located in Metro-Detroit. Joslyn Lovell Photography specializes in Portraits, Family Photos, Kids Photos, Seniors Pictures, Weddings, and now Racing!

Phillip Smalley Racing, with driver Phillip Smalley, will be competing for Rookie of the Year at the Dixie Motor Speedway and the high-banked Owosso Speedway in 2012. Smalley said, "I'm very excited for 2012, we have a great car for next year and with the help of sponsors like Joslyn Lovell Photography we can take this team to the next level."


For more information regarding Phillip Smalley Racing and Joslyn Lovell Photography go to www.phillipsmalley.com. Interested in becoming a marketing partner? Call (248) 303 - 4753 or email us at psmalley92@gmail.com. Be sure to find us on Facebook and follow Phillip Smalley on twitter, @psracing52.

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Justin Lofton and College Complete are ready for Martinsville

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Credit to CollegeComplete.com

October 26, 2011

Last week at Talladega Superspeedway, Justin Lofton and the CollegeComplete.com (http://www.collegecomplete.com) Eddie Sharp Racing team tallied a solid finish in their No. 6 Chevrolet Silverado after embracing a sometimes risky strategy at the famed superspeedway. Lofton started the event from the 16th position and despite six caution flags halting the race, avoided the trouble that racing within the draft often brings, and finished a solid 11th.

CollegeComplete.com, Justin’s primary sponsor, helps the public navigate the ever-changing and highly complex landscape of higher education, connecting students with the institutions whose offerings maximizes the likelihood of success.  Partnered with hundreds of educational institutions both online and on campus and across all types of education goals, including traditional college degrees, trade and vocational certifications, and professional licensure, College Complete helps students assess all of the information that exists in the public domain, allowing them to understand and make sense of their educational opportunities. College Complete has an initiative to assist those in the US Armed Forces and their families and is able to assist in identifying schools that will not only provide the educational requirements of the soldier, veteran or family member but will do so in a cost effective manner.  You can get in touch with your Education Advocate at no charge by calling 877-543-2655.

Lofton has raced at the .526-mile paperclip shaped Martinsville Speedway short track three times leading up to this weekend’s race. In 2010, Lofton tallied a best finish of 13th in the fall event. In April, Lofton’s run there was similar to his first, after a lapped truck made contact with his machine, causing him to suffer heavy damage. He was forced behind the wall for 80 laps for repairs before rejoining the race.

“Martinsville has always been a challenge for us because the racing is so tight there. It is hard to avoid the lapped traffic there and it’s bit us a few times.”  Justin continued “We’re taking a good truck this week and I am really looking forward to it. We have the speed, we just need some luck to play on our side too.”

Tournament time: Plans for the Second Annual Justin Lofton Charity Golf Tournament are beginning to take shape, with dates being set for January 6th and 7th, 2012. The tournament, as it was last year, will take place in Lofton’s native California, at the Del Rio Country Club in Brawley, California. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Imperial Valley. The two-day event includes autograph sessions, golfing, a dinner, live concert with Curb recording artist Tim Dugger, and a charity auction. Last year Lofton raised $40,000 for the Boys and Girls Clubs.

The No. 6 will also feature sponsor support from Grand Canyon University, Anthem College Online and Advance Payment Services (joinAPS.com).

Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon (http://www.gcu.edu) is an Arizona-based, private, Christian university that offers online and campus-based bachelors, masters and doctoral degree programs in business, education, nursing and health sciences, liberal arts, and fine arts and production. GCU's flexibility and expertise appeals equally well to both traditional undergraduate students, as well as working professionals, and the benefits they provide for our active and former military students is second to none.

Anthem College Online (http://www.anthemcollege.edu) provides associate and bachelor’s degrees in the fields of healthcare, business, accounting, paralegal, and criminal justice.  Online students benefit from 24/7 access to their programs, live lectures and chat, individual tutoring, and personalized career services.

For additional information contact:
●   press@collegecomplete.com

CollegeComplete.com, Justin’s primary sponsor, helps the public navigate the ever-changing and highly complex landscape of higher education, connecting students with the institutions whose offerings maximizes the likelihood of success. Partnered with hundreds of educational institutions both online and on campus and across all types of education goals, including traditional college degrees, trade and vocational certifications, and professional licensure, College Complete helps students assess all of the information that exists in the public domain, allowing them to understand and make sense of their educational opportunities. College Complete has an initiative to assist those in the US Armed Forces and their families and is able to assist in identifying schools that will not only provide the educational requirements of the soldier, veteran or family member but will do so in a cost effective manner. You can get in touch with your Education Advocate at no charge by calling 877-543-2655.

NASCAR Pole Position

Credit to NASCAR Pole Position

Besides the ever-popular, NASCAR Illustrated, there are quite a few other NASCAR magazines out there for loyal fans to read; one of these magazines is NASCAR Pole Position.  

NASCAR Pole Position is a magazine, which unlike NASCAR Illustrated and all the other magazines, has a new issue each week for all thirty-six races on the Sprint Cup Series circuit.  It features articles by a variety of people, which encompass an array of must-know topics.  From news and notes, to tailgating, from a day in the life of a driver, to a NASCAR art contest, NASCAR Pole Position has it all.  

To get your copy of NASCAR Pole Position, be sure to go to Wal-Mart or another retailer that offers free magazines to pick up your free copy!  If you head over to Wal-Mart, the Tire & Lube Express departments will have your free copy.

While you're at it, check out their website.   Click here if you would like to have NASCAR Pole Position mailed to your house as a weekly, or monthly, subscription, or click here to find the nearest retailer to you.  

Martinsville Schedule: October 28 - October 30

Credit to Allleftturns.com

I wonder if the Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck Series drivers were patiently counting the days to return to the "Paperclip" for the famous Martinsville hot dogs?  Well their wait is over!


Friday, October 28

• 11:00 a.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Practice (Not Televised)
• 12:30 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Practice (On SPEED)
• 2:00 p.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Practice (On SPEED)
• 3:30 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Practice (On SPEED)
  
  

Saturday, October 29

• 10:30 a.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Qualifying (On SPEED)
• 12:00 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Qualifying (On SPEED)
• 2:00 p.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Race (On SPEED)
  
  

Sunday, October 30

• 1:30 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Race (On ESPN)

If You Mess with NASCAR, You'll Get Punished

Today penalties were handed out to the No. 00, No. 47, and No. 56 Sprint Cup Series teams for a NASCAR rule violation on October 21, 2011 upon the arrival at Talladega.

Credit to Catchfence.com

The violation?  Rule 20-3.2.1A. You're now sitting there thinking, "Oh yeah, rule 20-3.2.1A; I know what that means," right?  (You now think I'm crazy - I'm not really, just trying to be somewhat facetious for my lack of articles lately.)  Rule 20-3.2.1A is "the unapproved modification to an approved windshield,"  as stated in the ever-mysterious, NASCAR Rule Book.   

Crew chiefs, Ronny Childers, for the No. 00, Frank Kerr for the No. 47, and Chad Johnston for the No. 56, have all been fined fifty thousand dollars, and have been suspended from the last four races of the season.  The car chiefs:  Steve Channing for the No. 00, Raymond Fox for the No. 47, and Anthony Lunders for the No. 56 have also been suspended from the last four races.  Finally, Bobby Kennedy, the executive Vice President of Race Operations (cool title to have, right?) at Michael Waltrip Racing has been put on probation until December 31, 2011.  

Unfortunately, there was one more penalty,  car owners:  Rick Kauffman, Tad Geschickter, and Michael Waltrip have each been fined twenty-five Championship driver points.  Now that's where the penalties end.  

There will be interim car chiefs and crew chiefs for the final four races, Martin Truex, Jr. will have Pat Tryson, David Reutimann will have Bobby Kennedy, and Bobby Labonte will have Brian Burns.  

After a Top Twenty Finish, Lofton and College Complete Look For a Top Finish at Talladega

For Immediate Release

October 19, 2011

After a Top Twenty Finish, Lofton and College Complete Look For a Top Finish at Talladega

CollegeComplete.com

Staten Island, N.Y.-- Last Saturday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Justin Lofton started fourteenth and was able to work his way through the pack fairly quickly, becoming a prominent face in the top-five and top-ten all day. However,luck was not on Lofton's side as he was involved in a wreck with only twenty laps remaining. This wreck ended Lofton's chances of a well-deserved top-ten finish, resulting in a nineteenth place finish.

College Complete, as an organization, is focused on assisting adults looking to improve their education. In our current economy, there are many people unemployed or underemployed. Studies have shown that simply starting to gain an advanced degree will greatly improve a person’s chances for employment as well as their expected income (http://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_chart_001.htm). Partnered with hundreds of educational institutions and across all types of education goals, including traditional college degrees,online classes and degrees,trade and vocational certifications, and professional licensure, College Complete helps students assess all of the information that exists in the public domain, allowing them to understand and make sense of their educational opportunities.In addition,College Complete has an initiative to assist those in the US Armed Forces and their families and is able to assist in identifying schools that will not only provide the educational requirements of the soldier, veteran or family member but will do so in a cost effective manner. You can contact a personal Education Advocate assigned to help you at NO COST by going to their website or by calling directly at 877-543-2655.

Dan Haim,aPrincipal and Co-Founder of College Complete,reflected on the team’s performance in the past few weeks and immediately saw a similarity with the organization. “As a company, College Complete is laser focused on learning and we are extremely proud to sponsor Justin Lofton, especially as we watch the team improve week over week.”

This Saturday, the No. 6 College Complete (http://www.CollegeComplete.com) will pack up and head to Talladega Superspeedwaywith the plan of learning and improving on past performance, the hopes for a podium finishandto avengefor last year's Camping World Truck Series race at Talladega, where Lofton finished 33rd after getting loose and hitting the wall on lap twenty-two. In 2009, Lofton scored an ARCA Series victory at the 2.66-mile track. The Coca-Cola 250 isSaturday, October 22nd, at 4 p.m. ET, live on SPEED. Lofton remains fourteenth in points and Eddie Sharp Racing still remains seventeenth in owner's points.

Learning from past experiences is something that Justin has been able to do well this year and is something that College Complete takes to heart. The team enters the final four races of the season with more knowledge, understanding, and strength than ever before and is expecting great things. Justin says, “I feel that we’ll be very competitive at Talladega in the CollegeComplete.com Chevrolet. Dan and all of the guys on the team have been doing a great job. We just need to get to the finish line, but you never know what to expect on superspeedways.”

Entering Talladega the No. 6 will also feature sponsor support from Grand Canyon University, Anthem College Online and Advance Payment Services (www.joinAPS.com).  Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon (http://www.gcu.edu) is an Arizona-based, private, Christian university that offers online and campus-based bachelors, masters and doctoral degree programs in business, education, nursing and health sciences, liberal arts, and fine arts and production. GCU’s flexibility and expertise appeals equally well to both traditional undergraduate students, as well as working professionals, and the benefits they provide for our active and former military students is second to none.

Anthem College Online (http://www.anthemcollege.edu) provides associate and bachelor’s degrees in the fields of healthcare, business, accounting, paralegal, and criminal justice. Online students benefit from 24/7 access to their programs, live lectures and chat, individual tutoring, and personalized career services.

In Memory of Dan Wheldon

Ashley Schindler, her family and friends of The NASCAR Corner wish to express their deepest sympathies to Dan Wheldon's wife, children, family, and friends.  

1978 - 2011

Racing for Marrissa

Everyone wants to make a difference in someone's life, but few ever get the chance.  Many of you remember Marrissa Bishop, one of Brad Keselowski's biggest fans, who is an extremely strong-willed eleven-year-old girl, who has Acromegaly.  She wanted to have her name on a car and that's what is being accomplished next weekend at Talladega for the Truck race.  Marrissa and many other Twitter [and non-Twitter] people will get their name on Mike Harmon's Truck.  To read more about Marrissa and Mike, click here.

My bracelet from Marrissa

To help pay for her extensive medical bills, Marrissa decided to start making jewelry and selling it on Mike Harmon's website.  The jewelry is extremely nice and you know it's made with a lot of heart.  If you are interested in purchasing some jewelry, check out http://racingformarrissa.mikeharmonracing.com/ to see the collection of the jewelry.   Remember, any donation that you could make to this cause will be appreciated and useful!


I have my jewelry to help this cause, will you do the same?


Be sure to follow Marrissa on Twitter if you have a Twitter account!

Smith's 350 Starting Lineup

Credit to LVMS.com

The Camping World Truck Series Smith's 350 will be live Saturday on SPEED at 3:30 p.m. EST.

Starting Lineup

1. Ron Hornaday
2. Austin Dillon
3. Parker Kligerman *
4. Johnny Sauter
5. Matt Crafton
6. James Buescher 
7. Nelson Piquet, Jr. *
8. Brian Ickler
9. Ricky Carmichael
10. Miguel Paludo *
11. Timothy Peters
12. Cole Whitt *
13. Todd Bodine
14. Justin Lofton
15. Max Papis
16. David Starr
17. Cale Gale
18. Joey Coulter *
19. Blake Feese
20. David Mayhew
21. Brendan Gaughan
22. Ryan Sieg
23. Jason White
24. B.J. McLeod
25. Brent Raymer
26. Jennifer Jo Cobb
27. Chris Jones
28. Butch Miller
29. Mike Garvey
30. Lance Fenton
31. Wayne Edwards
32. Max Gresham
33. Norm Benning
34. John Borneman III

* Denotes Rookie

Bank of America 500 Starting Lineup

The Bank of America 500 will be Saturday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m. EST, live on ABC.  

Credit to ChoiceRacing.com

Starting Lineup

1. Tony Stewart (7th)
2. Matt Kenseth (5th)
3. Carl Edwards (1st)
4. A.J. Allmendinger
5. Greg Biffle
6. Ryan Newman (11th)
7. Paul Menard
8. Kasey Kahne
9. Jimmie Johnson (3rd)
10. Trevor Bayne
11. David Ragan
12. Marcos Ambrose
13. Mark Martin
14. Kevin Harvick (2nd)
15. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. (9th)
16. Joey Logano
17. Denny Hamlin (12th)
18. Martin Truex, Jr.
19. Clint Bowyer
20. Kurt Busch (6th)
21. Regan Smith 
22. Bobby Labonte
23. Jeff Gordon (10th)
24. Casey Mears
25. Kyle Busch (8th)
26. Brad Keselowski (4th)
27. Jamie McMurray
28. Jeff Burton
29. David Reutimann
30. Landon Cassill
31. Brian Vickers
32. Juan Montoya
33. David Gilliland
34. Travis Kvapil
35. Dave Blaney
36. David Stremme
37. Michael McDowell
38. J.J. Yeley
39. Joe Nemechek
40. Andy Lally *
41. Hermie Sadler +
42. Mike Bliss +
43. Robby Gordon

Did Not Qualify

• Geoffrey Bodine
• Scott Speed
• Josh Wise

Notes

• * Denotes Rookie
• + Set by Owner Points
• The Chase Contenders are noted with their current Chase points position in parentheses. 

Weekend Schedule for October 13 - October 16

Credit to CharlotteMotorSpeedway.com

All three top NASCAR series and the ARCA Series are back this weekend, providing us with a full weekend of racing.




Lug Nuts of Information

• ARCA Series
• Federated Car Care 200 at Toledo Speedway.
• Ty Dillon will be the 2011 champion when he starts the race this Saturday.
• NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
• Smith's 350 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
• K&N Pro Series East Champion, Max Gresham will be making his Truck Series debut with Turn One Racing in the No. 66.    
• Austin Dillon is still the points leader with three points over second-place, James Buescher, with five races left.
• NASCAR Nationwide Series
• Dollar General 300 Miles of Courage at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
• Kenny Wallace will be tied for most Nationwide starts at 519.
• Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. is the points leader with a twenty point leader over Elliott Sadler with just four races to go.
• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
• Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
• With only six races left in the 2011 Chase, Carl Edwards is the points leader with one point over Kevin Harvick, who is in the second position.

Weekend Schedule

• Thursday, October 13
• 2:00 p.m. ET - Nationwide Series Practice (On ESPN 2)
• 6:00 p.m. ET - Nationwide Series Practice (On ESPN 2)
• 7:00 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Qualifying (On ESPN 2)
• Friday, October 14



Credit to LVMS.com

• 11:30 a.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Practice (Not Televised)
• 1:45 p.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Practice (Not Televised)
• 3:00 p.m. ET - Nationwide Series Qualifying (On ESPN 2)
• 3:30 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Practice (On ESPN 2)
• 4:30 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Practice (On ESPN 2)
• 5:50 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Practice (On ESPN 2 at 6:00 p.m. ET)
• 7:30 p.m. ET - Nationwide Series Race (On ESPN 2)
• 7:30 p.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Qualifying (Not Televised)
• Saturday, October 15
• 12:00 p.m. ET - ARCA Series  Practice (Not Televised)
• 1:40 p.m. ET - ARCA Series Practice (Not Televised)
• 3:30 p.m. ET - Camping World Truck Series Race (On SPEED)
• 4:00 p.m. ET - ARCA Series Qualifying (Not Televised)
• 7:30 p.m. ET - Sprint Cup Series Race (On ABC)
• Sunday, October 16
• 2:00 p.m. ET - ARCA Series Race (On SPEED)

After an 11th place finish at Kentucky, Lofton and CollegeComplete.com hope for another top finish at Las Vegas

For Immediate Release

October 11, 2011

After an 11th place finish at Kentucky, Lofton and CollegeComplete.com hope for another top finish at Las Vegas

CollegeComplete.com

Staten Island, NY.Justin Lofton drove the No. 6 CollegeComplete.com Chevrolet to a top-fifteen finish two weeks ago at Kentucky after running in the top-ten, even as high as second, throughout the race. A late race pit stop during the closing laps allowed Lofton to exhibit his driving ability, and come home with an 11th place finish.

This week as the No. 6 College Complete (http://www.CollegeComplete.com) Chevrolet rolls into Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Saturday, they are hoping for another top finish by Lofton and the No. 6 team. Four weeks ago, Eddie Sharp Racing switched from Toyota to Chevrolet and the improved race results have showed there was a change. Dan Haim, the Principal and Co-Founder of College Complete, is also pleased with the improvements, “While it has been something of a learning experience, it looks like the team has quickly been able to get a great understanding of these trucks and we are looking forward to the opportunity to attack the track at Las Vegas. Race after race the team is learning more and I think that you are going to see some great things coming out of this race team as the season progresses. The increased performance of the team is also bringing attention to our goal, to provide educational opportunities to all.”

CollegeComplete.com helps the public navigate the ever-changing and highly complex landscape of higher education, connecting students with the institutions whose offerings maximizes the likelihood of success. Partnered with hundreds of educational institutions and across all types of education goals, including traditional college degrees, trade and vocational certifications, and professional licensure, College Complete helps students assess all of the information that exists in the public domain, allowing them to understand and make sense of their educational opportunities. College Complete has an initiative to assist those in the US Armed Forces and their families and is able to assist in identifying schools that will not only provide the educational requirements of the soldier, veteran or family member but will do so in a cost effective manner. You can contact a personal Education Advocate assigned to help you at NO COST by going to their website or by calling directly at 877-543-2655.

Since the Camping World Truck Series only comes to the 1.5-mile, Las Vegas Motor Speedway once a year, there’s no second chance to take what you’ve learned from a race three months ago and apply it to the 146-lap, Smith’s 350 this Saturday, October 15 at 3:30 p.m. ET, live on SPEED. Justin Lofton made his Las Vegas Motor Speedway debut one year ago, starting 17th and wheeling his way up to an eighth place finish. Lofton is currently seated 14th in the Championship standings, moving up a spot at the end of the Kentucky 225 two weeks ago. Owner, Eddie Sharp, is currently 17th in the Owner’s Championship standings.

Justin Lofton’s opinion on Las Vegas Motor Speedway: “I always love racing out west because a lot of family and friends can come out to the race track. I grew up in California, so this is one of few rare opportunities that I get to visit home and race. We’re taking a good truck out there and I’m confident we can bring home a top-10. It’s going to be exciting. We have a busy weekend planned, that’s for sure.”

The No. 6 will also feature sponsor support from Grand Canyon University, Anthem College Online and Advance Payment Services (www.joinAPS.com).

Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon (http://www.gcu.edu) is an Arizona-based, private, Christian university that offers online and campus-based bachelors, masters and doctoral degree programs in business, education, nursing and health sciences, liberal arts, and fine arts and production. GCU’s flexibility and expertise appeals equally well to both traditional undergraduate students, as well as working professionals, and the benefits they provide for our active and former military students is second to none.

Anthem College Online (http://www.anthemcollege.edu) provides associate and bachelor’s degrees in the fields of healthcare, business, accounting, paralegal, and criminal justice. Online students benefit from 24/7 access to their programs, live lectures and chat, individual tutoring, and personalized career services.