News Article Gardner-Webb Student Discovers His Calling in Anatomy and Physiology Class Ethan Garris, ’22, will Serve Others as a Physician Assistant When Ethan Garris took his first college course in anatomy and physiology, the study was fascinating, and he realized that he had finally found his calling. That class and its professor are the reasons why he is a student in the Gardner-Webb University Physician Assistant […] Gardner-Webb University | October 7, 2020
News Article Gardner-Webb Student Uses Time at Home to Expand YouTube Channel Savannah Parton, ’21, Hones her Skills as Communication Studies Major When Gardner-Webb University officials responded to the Coronavirus pandemic by switching to online delivery of classes and suggesting students stay home for the remainder of the spring semester, junior Savannah Parton came home to finish her classes. She also kicked her work routine into high […] Gardner-Webb University | May 28, 2020
News Article Summer Scholar’s Research Combined Her Majors in Political Science and American Sign Language Paige Butler, ’21, Studied Accessibility of Emergency Operation Plans for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing While Paige Butler, ’21, of Jacksonville, Fla., worked on her Undergraduate Research Project when many government offices were closed because of COVID-19 restrictions, she appreciated having Internet access. At the same time, though, she realized the technology that helped […] Gardner-Webb University | September 9, 2020
Post Holly Mabry, MLIS Digital Scholarship and UX Librarian Dr. Bishop and Ms. Mabry co-authored a chapter titled, “Creating Sustainable Historical Community Partnerships through Institutional Repository Collections.” In Josh C. Cromwell (Ed), Rethinking Institutional Repositories: Innovations in Management, Collections, and Inclusion (Association of College and Research Libraries: American Library Association, 2023). Holly and Jessica Xiong co-presented a paper at the Georgia […] Gardner-Webb University | March 1, 2020
News Article Sigma Zeta National Math and Science Honor Society Inducts 31 New Members Gardner-Webb University Beta Tau Chapter Also Recognizes Seniors and New Officers BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Beta Tau Chapter of Sigma Zeta National Honor Society held its induction ceremony recently. A group of 31 students were honored as new members, and the new officers were installed. Graduating seniors were also recognized. New members received membership certificates, and […] Gardner-Webb University | April 16, 2025
News Article On Double Dawg Day, Gardner-Webb Donors Smash Record by Giving Over $2.8 Million More than 1,300 Donors Participate in Annual Day of Giving to Raise Money for Students, Academics and Athletics BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—For the 10th consecutive year, enthusiastic supporters of Gardner-Webb University not only surpassed—but more than doubled—the previous year’s record. For 24 hours on April 10, Double Dawg Day, 1,354 donors answered the call and raised […] Gardner-Webb University | April 11, 2025
News Article Double Dawg Day Gifts Help Baseball Team Serve People in the Dominican Republic Players Host Baseball Clinics for Children, Visit Nursing Homes and Provide Food for Families BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Double Dawg Day, Gardner-Webb’s annual day of giving, is a special event across campus—impacting academic departments, students, and the University’s 22 athletic teams. This year’s event is coming up on April 10. Donors can take advantage of matching opportunities […] Gardner-Webb University | March 31, 2025
News Article New MyGWU Campus Portal Designed to Meet Evolving Technology Needs Gardner-Webb Students, Faculty and Staff Now Have Easy-to-Use Interface BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—After months of collaboration and teamwork across campus, the new MyGWU Campus Portal rolled out a week ago, replacing an outmoded system. The proposal to replace the old portal was initiated from the Gardner-Webb University Technology Services team. “As the expiration dates on our […] Gardner-Webb University | March 25, 2025
News Article Gardner-Webb Alumnae Gain Respect in Strength and Conditioning Field Dominated by Men Four Graduates of Master’s Program Join a Small Percentage of Women Employed in Top-Level Positions BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—In a field dominated by men, four recent Gardner-Webb University alumnae are changing perceptions and gaining respect. As graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Master of Science in Strength and Conditioning (S&C) programs at […] Gardner-Webb University | March 11, 2025
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
