category: Recognition Lane Wesson, PhD By Gardner-Webb University On July 1, 2024 Professor, College of Education Dr. Lane Wesson co-authored an article with Dr. Joey Lord titled “Residency Teacher Support Beyond BTSP and How High Leverage Practices Impact Success” that will be published in the Spring 2024 edition of the Journal of Middle Level Education. Dr. Wesson presented the research at the North Carolina Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (NCACTE) Fall Forum in September of 2023. She is also scheduled to present at the North Carolina Middle Level Education Inspire Conference in March of this year. Previous Recognitions February 2024 Dr. Putnam and Dr. Brown were invited to present for Duke University Graduate School’s Professional Development Lunch and Learn series. Their session, “Guiding Graduate Students: Maximizing Mentorship through Autonomy, Competence, and Relatedness”, was presented on February 26, 2024. January 2023 Dr. Putnam co-authored a chapter with Dr. Mindy Duckworth, a Fall 2021 graduate of the College of Education titled, “The Importance of Supporting the Social-Emotional Skills of Teacher Educators in the Post-Covid Era.” In P.H. Bull & G.C. Patterson (Eds) Redefining Teacher Education and Teacher Preparation Programs in the Post-COVID-19 Era (IGI Global book, 2022).
Post Dr. Charlotte H. Stephens Associate Professor in the Hunt School of Nursing Dr. Charlotte H. Stephens Presents at International Dementia Conference in Australia Dr. Charlotte H. Stephens, associate professor in the Hunt School of Nursing and a Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner presented at the International Dementia Conference sponsored by Hammond Care and held in […] Gardner-Webb University | January 21, 2025
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
