category: Recognition Scott Shauf, Ph.D. By Gardner-Webb University On January 5, 2023 Professor, Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy Dr. Shauf participated in a panel discussion on sacrifice in early Christian worship at the annual conference of the European Academy of Religion at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, June 19-23, 2023. His participation included presenting a paper titled “Sacrifice as the Lynchpin of Early Christian Identity.” Previous Recognition November 2022 Dr. Shauf presented two papers at the annual national meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature in Denver, Colorado, Nov. 18-22, 2022. One was titled “Ambiguous Longing: Sacrifice in the Jewish and Christian Diasporas” and the other “Exodus 24 as the Narrative Underpinning of the Synoptic Lord’s Supper Accounts.” May 2022 Dr. Shauf published a book, Jesus the Sacrifice: A Historical and Theological Study, with Fortress Academic/Lexington Books. This book was the product of his 2020 spring sabbatical. He also presented a paper titled “Was Jesus’ Death Theologically Necessary?” on May 25, 2022, at the annual national meeting of the National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion in Nashville, TN. November 2021 Dr. Shauf presented a paper titled “Ritualizing the Death of Jesus and the Life of the Church” on November 22, 2021, at the annual national meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature in San Antonio, TX.
Post Dr. K. Angel Queen Assistant Professor, Hunt School of Nursing Dr. K. Angel Queen, assistant professor in the Gardner-Webb University Hunt School of Nursing, completed her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree at Gardner-Webb in August 2024. Her dissertation was titled, “Addressing Nursing School Retention: The Necessity of Orientation in Nursing Education.” Gardner-Webb University | December 5, 2024
Post Dr. Allison Shamblin Assistant Professor, Department of Physician Assistant Studies Dr. Allison Shamblin, assistant professor and director of Didactic Education, Department of Physician Assistant Studies, completed her Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) degree in August 2024 at the University of Lynchburg in Virginia. Her dissertation was titled “Implementing Active Learning into Graduate-Level Education. Gardner-Webb University | December 5, 2024
Post Dr. Hebert Palomino Professors, School of Divinity Dr. Hebert Palomino, professor of pastoral care and counseling in the Gardner-Webb University School of Divinity, accepted an invitation to be the main speaker for the Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Continuous Education Week, held at the Paraguayan Baptist Medical Center in Asuncion, Paraguay, South America. His trip was made possible by […] Gardner-Webb University | July 15, 2024
