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    March Newsletter: Godbold College of Business

    Bulldog Press Hi Alumni!  I am excited to share with you news and upcoming events in the Godbold College of Business.  In Fall of 2021, the College of Business launched Experiential Learning Days.  These days were created in an effort to give our students hands-on experiences, networking opportunities and exposure to professionals in all types […]

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    March Newsletter: School of Divinity

    Bulldog Press Hello, SOD Alums! Just a few words of greeting from and about your School of Divinity. We’ve been working hard to continue to make our ministry-related degrees possible for current and new students (you may have someone in your network who comes to mind). We recently launched the MABT degree (Master of Arts […]

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    Susan Manahan, M.S.

    Assistant Professor, Department of Natural Sciences Dr. Rowe and Prof. Manahan were accepted and completed the Genomics Education Partnership’s recent Carolinas regional node new member training, with full expenses paid. GEP is a network that includes over 200 institutions where faculty incorporate undergraduate research into course curriculum. The training covered implementation of primary scientific research […]

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    Meredith Rowe, Ph.D.

    Assistant Professor, Department of Natural Sciences Dr. Rowe and Prof. Manahan were accepted and completed the Genomics Education Partnership’s recent Carolinas regional node new member training, with full expenses paid. GEP is a network that includes over 200 institutions where faculty incorporate undergraduate research into course curriculum. The training covered implementation of primary scientific research […]

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    Dr. Benjamin Brooks

    Professor of Chemistry Drs. Totten, Eddins, Brooks, and Mr. Willis were just published in the scientific journal Food Research International. The article was titled “Qualitative Identification of Volatile Compounds in Foods and Flowers Using Passive Headspace Extraction with Activated Charcoal Fabric”.

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    Jacob Willis

    Chemistry Lab Coordinator Drs. Totten, Eddins, Brooks, and Mr. Willis were just published in the scientific journal Food Research International. The article was titled “Qualitative Identification of Volatile Compounds in Foods and Flowers Using Passive Headspace Extraction with Activated Charcoal Fabric”.

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    Dr. Jennifer Buckner

    Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, Professor of English, Composition Studies Coordinator The volume, “Amplifying Soundwriting Pedagogies: Integrating Sound into Rhetoric and Writing,” was recently published by the WAC Clearinghouse and features a chapter written by Dr. Jennifer Buckner (English) and 9 Gardner-Webb University graduates: Benjamin Flournoy (BA alum, current MA), Katie […]

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    Perry Hildreth

    Professor of Philosophy T. Perry Hildreth (Professor of Philosophy) was selected to participate in the Baptist Scholars International Roundtable at Christ Church, Oxford University, Oxford, UK, August 7-10, 2022. Dr. Hildreth was among 7 scholars associated with Baptist life and institutions from the UK, Australia, Brazil, and the US who participated in the discussion of […]

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    Ami Steele, DMSc, PA-C, DFAAPA

    Associate Professor, Director, Department of Physician Assistant Studies I had the privilege to write a chapter on Breast Cancer for a new text released this summer for physician assistants in obstetrics and gynecology. This book aims to equip PAs with an updated review of gynecologic and obstetrical disorders commonly seen in primary care or specialty […]

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    Ashley Hull, MSN, RN

    Instructor, BSN Licensure and Program Coordinator, Hunt School of Nursing Mrs. Ashley Hull and Mrs. Tara Hayes presented a 45-minute webinar entitled “Looking in from the Outside: Simulation Learning from an Observer Perspective” at the 12th Annual Beyond the Manikin: Best Practices in Simulation Education Conference on Friday, April 1st, 2022. This was originally a […]