category: Recognition Dr. Hebert Palomino By Gardner-Webb University On July 15, 2024 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 economic support from the School of Divinity. As part of this event, the Paraguayan Baptist Medical Center and the Health Department of the Paraguayan Government will celebrate the National Day of Organ Transplants on July 9. The first heart transplant in Paraguay took place on that day in 1996 at the Baptist Medical Center. Palomino was the chaplain who facilitated the care process for the first heart transplant patient and will speak at the service commemorating the special occasion. Palomino is grateful for the School of Divinity Dean Dr. Robert Canoy and the University for helping him to be a part of these events.
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 Teralea Moore, M.A. Professors, College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Totten and Marissa DiMatteo, Biology class of 2024, received research funding from Sigma Zeta, a science and mathematics honor society, to work on an undergraduate research project titled “Presumptive Drug Test Kits and Compounds That Are Responsible for False Positives.” This nationally competitive award is the first of […] Gardner-Webb University | July 1, 2024
