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    Cedric Starr (’12) major, philosophy and theology; minor, classical languages; (’17) Master of Divinity, pastoral studies

    GWU Wants to Teach the Next Generation About Christ “The professors reminded me that I must have an open mind, and I do not know everything. They, in many ways, have strengthened my faith in Christ. They have opened up my mind to a broader understanding of both the scriptures and God. They have challenged […]

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    GWU Doctoral Student Applies Studies to His Job in Public Administration

    David L. Williams, ’22, Enhances Leadership Skills and Gains Research Experience David L. Williams, a student in the Gardner-Webb University Doctor of Education in Organization Leadership (DEOL) program, has more than two decades of experience in public administration. He wanted to earn his doctorate for a couple of reasons. Besides enhancing his leadership skills, Williams […]

    An airal photo of the Loray Mill Property in Gastonia, N.C.
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    GWU Alumnus Promoted to Rear Admiral in U.S. Naval Reserves Chaplain Community

    Terry Eddinger, ’88, Serves Navy While Holding at Least Nine Other Titles In his 25 years of service to the U.S. Naval Reserves, Rear Adm. Terry Eddinger, Deputy Chief of Chaplains for Reserve Matters, has held at least nine other titles. The 1988 alumnus of Gardner-Webb University was an Old Testament professor and college administrator […]

    GWU Alumnus Terry Eddinger poses during a sand storm in Iraq when he served with the Marines.
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    Finish the Fall Semester Strong

    Dear Gardner-Webb students,   I am contacting you directly today to stress the importance of finishing our semester in a way that minimizes the threat from COVID-19.Compared to other colleges and universities across the state and across the country, Gardner-Webb University has fared remarkably well since move-in day back in August. For most of the semester, […]

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    Dr. Kemeshia R. Swanson discusses English 434, ‘Still I Rise’

    A Course Featuring African American Literature Assistant Professor of English Dr. Kemeshia Randle Swanson will be teaching an African American literature course in the spring semester entitled “Still I Rise.” English 434 is open to any student registered at Gardner-Webb University. In this Q&A, Swanson talks about why the topic is important to her and […]

    Dr. Kemeshia Swanson poses with some of the books she will be using in her African American Literature Course.
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    Advent Reflection: Day 2

    Monday, November 29 Numbers 17:1–11; Psalm 90; 2 Peter 3:1–18 The texts for today’s devotion at first glance seem an odd miscellany: a story about a budding, flowering, almond-bearing staff that signifies God’s choice of Aaron; a psalm voicing the lament of a suffering people; stern warnings about the coming “day of the Lord.” One […]

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