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Clinical Preceptor

Welcome! We would like to take this opportunity to personally express our sincere gratitude to you, our preceptors, for your contributions and dedication to the Gardner Webb University Department of Physician Assistant Studies and our physician assistant (PA) students. The clinical experiences that our students gain while working with you are vital to student success […]

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Ministerial Referral

The Gardner-Webb University School of Divinity’s Office of Ministerial Referral Services exists to be of service to the Kingdom of God by assisting Directors of Missions, churches, and others seeking ministerial personnel, as well as individuals seeking places of service. These objectives are accomplished in part through Ministerial Referral Services’ web site. The web site […]

Teach Out Plan

SACS COC: Closing a Program, Site, Branch or Institution Good Practices A decision to close an educational program, site, branch campus, or the entire institution requires thoughtful planning and careful consultation with all affected constituencies. Every effort should be devoted to informing each constituency as fully as possible about the conditions compelling consideration of a […]

Retail Merchandising

What can I do with a Major in Retail Merchandising? Buying/Purchasing Employers Department stores Specialty stores (e.g., clothing, home furnishings, jewelry, books, etc.) Discount stores/mass merchants Grocery stores Strategies Develop analytical and problem-solving skills to analyze industry trends and sales data. Develop organizational skills to oversee the daily operation of a department or store (e.g., […]

Support and Services

Individual graduate programs provide program-specific orientations for their new students at each enrollment cycle. Depending on the program’s primary mode of delivery, these orientations are conducted in the various locations in which courses are offered and/or virtually. Information supporting all graduate students can be found by logging into WebbConnect and Blackboard and clicking on the […]

Employer Internship Guidebook

What is an Internship? Because the parties involved in the internship process—students, colleges and universities, and employers—have differing objectives, it is important to have a definition of “internship” upon which all parties can agree. To establish uniformity in the use and application of the term “internship,” the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) recommends […]

Incident Management Policy

Section 1: Incident Management 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Purpose The Incident Management component of the GWU Risk Management Plan (GWU-RMP) establishes procedures and duties in order to adequately respond to emergencies as part of university policy and applicable regulatory codes and standards. Area occupants, administration, staff, and students are expected to be familiar with emergency procedures, […]

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Social Media Audit

Audit Use this checklist as a resource for you to review all social media network profiles to ensure what is available about you electronically is presenting a professional and job-ready image of you! Where are you online? Locate all social media profiles Which networks do you use, including those outside the big 4 (Facebook, Twitter, […]

Gardner-Webb Women Celebrate Big South Honors and Team Store Offers Merch

Gwubulldogstore.com Honors Season and Women’s Basketball Earn Awards BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University students, alumni and friends have an opportunity to own a part of history that celebrates the Women’s Basketball Big South Conference Season Championship. For a limited time, top-ranked championship apparel is available in the official GW Big South Women’s Basketball Championship team store. […]

Celebrate Gardner-Webb’s Big South Championship with Top-Ranked Apparel

Pop-up Team Store Open Through Jan. 3, 2023 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University students, alumni and friends have an opportunity to own a part of history that celebrates the Runnin’ Bulldogs Big South Conference Championship. For a limited time, top-ranked championship apparel is available in the official GW Big South Football Championship pop-up team store. Only […]

Celebrate Gardner-Webb’s Big South Women’s Basketball Championship with Top-Ranked Apparel

Pop-up Championship Store Open Through March 1, 2023 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University students, alumni and friends have an opportunity to own a part of history that celebrates the Runnin’ Bulldogs Big South Conference regular season championship for women’s basketball. For a limited time, this top-ranked championship apparel is available online at the official GW Big […]

Gardner-Webb ROTC Commander Receives Outstanding Instructor Award for 4th Brigade

Capt. Richard Taylor Chosen from 38 Universities Representing Seven States BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Capt. Richard Taylor, Gardner-Webb University Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) Commander, received the Outstanding Instructor Award for the 4th Brigade. He was recognized from a group of instructors at 38 universities located in the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, South […]

PA Studies: Program Goal #3

Cultivate a commitment of service to medically underserved populations. Rotation Requirement A. Underserved Rotation Requirement The Medically Underserved Supervised Clinical Practice Experience (SCPE) is performed at a site arranged and approved by the Director of Clinical Education or the Director of Clinical Placement and the Clinical Scheduling Manager. This five-week SCPE may include inpatient care, […]

Gardner-Webb Announces Barnes & Noble will Manage University Campus Shop

Company will Assume Operations of Store Summer 2022 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb officials have announced a partnership with Barnes & Noble College (BNC) to manage the University’s Campus Shop. The company operates over 1,400 physical and digital stores for schools, colleges and universities across the United States. “We are excited to have a nationally-recognized brand assume […]

Gardner-Webb VP for Finance and Administration Retires After Nearly 30 years of Service

Mike Hardin, a Two-Time Graduate of GWU, Came to Work for the University in 1991 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Mike Hardin, who has nearly 30 years of service to Gardner-Webb University, is retiring on Nov. 30, 2020, as vice president for Finance and Administration. A two-time graduate of GWU, Hardin earned his Bachelor of Science in Business […]

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Website Privacy Policy

Gardner-Webb University is committed to respecting and safeguarding the privacy of our students, University personnel, and other users of the University’s website at gardner-webb.edu (“Website”) with respect to the collection and use of any personal information. Please read the following information carefully to better understand what information we collect from you and how we use your personal […]

Support and Services

Information supporting all online degree completion students can be found by logging into WebbConnect and Blackboard and clicking on the Online Degree Completion tab at the top of the Blackboard menu.  In addition, a general New Online Student Orientation Webinar is hosted by Adult and Distance Education before the beginning of the fall and spring […]

15 Best Practices for Internship Programs

Best Practice #1: Provide interns with real assignments. Providing interns with real work is number one to ensuring your program’s success. Interns should be doing work related to their major, that is challenging, that is recognized by the organization as valuable, and that fills the entire work term. Best Practice #2: Hold orientations for all […]

Sue Champion Camp

Professor Emerita of Business Administration Dr. Sue Champion Camp was born in Shelby, N.C., to W.H. and Gladys Champion. Her father owned a small grocery store where family members worked and much of the community shopped. She worked at the store and learned much about entrepreneurship, hard work, business ethics, and increasing the bottom line. […]

Gardner-Webb Dominates Big South with Regular Season and Tournament Championships

Runnin’ Bulldogs Claim 21st Consecutive Victory to Punch Ticket to NCAA Tournament BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb Women’s Basketball team earned a spot in the history books on Sunday, March 5, as champions of the Big South regular season and conference tournament. Now, we all have an opportunity to wear a part of that history. For […]

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Policies and Procedures

Policies, Procedures and Agreements Computer and Acceptable Use Policy Gaming Console Policy Guest Wireless Acceptable Use Policy Hardware Purchase and Installation Policy Microsoft Employee Work-At-Home Agreement Microsoft Employee Work-At-Home Termination Agreement Software Purchase and Installation Policy Work Study or Part-Time Employee Computer Request Accessing the Campus Computer Network Windows Users If you are planning to […]

Study Abroad Frequently Asked Questions

Study Abroad FAQs You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers! There are many things to consider before studying abroad! What does it cost? Is it safe? What are the benefits? We can help answer all these questions and more. Don’t see your question here? Contact Dr. Bernhard Martin. Why should I participate in Study Abroad? Global […]

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One of the ways students can receive credit for an internship that is not associated with a required course is the Certified Internship Program (CIP). The CIP serves as intentionally-designed, experiential learning opportunities that deliver practical experience in an area directly correlating to a student’s professional goals and interests. Internships are rooted in student learning […]

Additional Requirements for Nursing

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) – Nursing Education, Nursing Administration, MSN/MBA  Application for admission into the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program options (Education, Administration, MSN/MBA) should be made through the Gayle Bolt Price School of Graduate Studies.  Graduates from the Hunt School of Nursing Accelerated BSN, […]

Management Information Systems

What can I do with a Major in Management Information Systems? Systems Development Job Types Analysis Design Support Systems Integration Database Administration Business Application Development Executive Administration Employers Financial institutions Insurance companies Consulting firms Manufacturers Computer companies Telecommunications companies Retailers Healthcare organizations Hotels and restaurants Entertainment companies Educational institutions City, state, and federal government Strategies […]

Social Media Guidelines

Gardner-Webb University enthusiastically supports its employees’ and officially recognized student clubs and organizations’ use of social media to bolster campus productivity and to facilitate conversations with key audiences. This page outlines both expectations and best practices for Gardner-Webb employees and officially recognized student clubs and organizations. For more information regarding social media use, Gardner-Webb University enthusiastically […]

Graduate Programs in Counseling Evaluation Results

Summary of Program Evaluation Results Graduate faculty members reviewed evaluation data derived from the Annual Learning Assessment for the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program – Boiling Springs campus, the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program – Charlotte campus, and the School Counseling Program for the 2022-2023 academic year. Analysis of this data indicates that most students […]

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Professor Emeritus of Mathematics Dr. Paul W. Jolley (1931 -),
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Chris Gash (’07) psychology; (’16) Master of Divinity

Gardner-Webb School of Divinity Equips Grad to Serve People in His Hometown “Professors in the School of Divinity train individuals to attempt to see God in everything we do. I value my education, and I value the community togetherness. I am thankful that I was able to establish meaningful relationships with professors and fellow students. […]

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 wins Second Straight Conference Championship

Runnin’ Bulldogs Face Mercer in FCS Playoffs Nov. 25 at 3 p.m. in Macon, Ga. BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs return to the FCS Playoffs for the second straight season, facing Mercer in the opening round on Saturday, Nov. 25, at 3 p.m. This is the second straight year Gardner-Webb has qualified for the […]

July 2020: Revival of the Social Sciences

In this month’s blog, I’m not going to mention COVID-19, Coronavirus, pandemics, face coverings, vaccines, or even social distancing.  Indulge me…there are other pressing issues. As the infamous year 2020 lurches forward, we should take note of what’s going on across our nation.  There’s hurt, frustration, and anger in the streets of some of our […]

Cleveland County Study Reports Gardner-Webb’s Total Economic Impact: $155.3 Million

Report by Tourism Economics Commissioned by Visit Cleveland County, N.C. BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—A new study by Tourism Economics, which was commissioned by Visit Cleveland County, N.C., has documented and determined the economic impacts of four organizations, including Gardner-Webb University. The comprehensive report analyzed data from 2022 and concluded that GWU generated a total economic impact […]

Gardner-Webb PA Program Hosts Inaugural Service Day for National PA Week

Celebration Also Includes Activities to Raise Money for Children’s Home of Cleveland County BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb Department of Physician Assistant (PA) Studies is celebrating PA week Oct. 6-12 by holding its inaugural PA Service Day. The annual nationwide observance recognizes the PA profession and its contributions to the nation’s health. The PA Service Day […]

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Management

What can I do with a Major in Management? Management Employers Business and industry including: Banks and financial institutions, Retail stores, Restaurants, Hotels, Service providers, Healthcare organizations Local, state and federal government Nonprofit organizations Self-employed Strategies Be prepared to start in entry-level management trainee positions. Gain experience through internships or jobs. Work at a retail […]

Spring 2021 Commencement FAQs

Information for Graduates, Family and Friends Commencement will be held Friday, May 7, in Spangler Stadium with college and school recognition events scheduled for Saturday, May 8, also in Spangler Stadium. Friday night Commencement will be followed on Saturday by celebrations beginning at 8:00AM where graduates will be recognized as they cross the stage. Following […]

Campus Services

Campus Services Business and Finance Services Student Accounts OfficeLocated on the lower level of the Dover Campus Center, members of the Student Accounts Office staff are available to assist students and parents with questions and inquiries regarding financial matters including student charges, billings, payment plans, check cashing, etc. Hours are 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., […]

Bulldog Discount Program

Eat, Shop, and Play Locally. Supporting the Boiling Springs community is a high priority for Gardner-Webb University, and we want to do everything we can to encourage our students, faculty and staff to eat, shop, and play locally. Look out for the sticker at local businesses! About the Program We have worked with the town […]

National Black Businesses Month

August is Black Business Month During this period, people become more aware of and show more backing for businesses owned by Black entrepreneurs. While this is positive, why not continue supporting these businesses throughout the entire year? By backing Black-owned enterprises, you’re actually contributing to the welfare of Black communities. This support plays a role […]

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Commencement Frequently Asked Questions

Information for Graduates, Family and Friends Commencement will be held Thursday, May 2, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. at Spangler Stadium. The Commencement Ceremony will be followed by College or School Recognition events on Friday, May 3, 2024 at various locations on campus. Ticket information, weather plans, schedules, parking and more can be found below: **We will be […]

Tucker Scholarship

Gardner-Webb’s Top Scholarship The Tucker Heart, Soul, Mind, and Strength Scholarship, an eight-semester full-tuition and room and board scholarship, is awarded to one high school student who exemplifies the principles and values representative of the Gardner-Webb Community. This top GWU scholarship is made possible by the generous support of Carolyn and Robert Tucker, who exemplify these same […]

The Searight Multicultural Leadership Award

SMLA Financial assistance will be available to all students who are enrolled and pursuing the Searight Leadership Certificate. The endowed Leadership Award shall provide need- and merit-based financial support to first-generation college students who exhibit an aptitude and an appetite for leadership. This award will provide access to the knowledge and skills that will enable […]

Meet Our Scholars

Gardner-Webb’s Tucker Scholars are a diverse group with many interests and one characteristic in common: They live out the University’s motto: Pro Deo et Humanitate – For God and Humanity. Read more about them below. About the Tucker Scholarship Established in 2019 by Carolyn and Robert Tucker, the award includes full-tuition, room and board for […]

Policies and Information

Gardner-Webb University policies clarify the expectations of its faculty, staff and students, mitigate institutional risks, improve efficiency and effectiveness as well as, support the university’s compliance with laws, regulations and industry best practices. Below is a series of policies and information applicable to members of the University community. Accreditation Gardner-Webb University is accredited by the […]

Digital Communications

The Office of Web & Digital Communications is responsible for managing the Gardner-Webb University website, email communication, as well as the top level social media platforms. The team of three brings expertise in the following areas: Using our university owned channels, we spread the Gardner-Webb story to a worldwide audience and enable our university community […]

Job Search

The job search process can feel overwhelming and intimidating for some students, but with the right tools, strategies and support you can navigate your way into a career aligned with your design. We’re here to help anytime you need us, but the job search process begins with you.  What jobs are you qualified and prepared […]

Transfer Students

Transferring to Gardner-Webb If you plan to transfer to GWU, you must complete the following steps in order to be considered for financial assistance: Transfer students must have been admitted to Gardner-Webb and have their current Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file. If you wish to be considered for financial assistance, you […]

Accepted Transfer Students

Congratulations on your Acceptance! This section is geared to traditional undergraduate students. Undergraduate Online Degree Completion students should visit Accepted Online Students for more information. Follow these steps to complete the enrollment process. Step 1: Celebrate! Now that you’ve been accepted to Gardner-Webb University, your next step is to enroll as a full-fledged Runnin’ Bulldog. Step 2: […]

Getting a Driver’s License in North Carolina

Resources Follow These Steps to Obtain a Driver’s License Purchasing/Leasing a Car For helpful information about purchasing a car in the US, visit this site: Cars & College: A Complete Guide Short-Term Car Rental If you do not plan to purchase or lease your own car, but would like a license so that you can drive […]

Greenville, SC

Greenville is the center of South Carolina’s “upstate” region and is fifty eight miles from Gardner-Webb. It’s location close to the mountains makes it a popular relocation site, especially for younger people and families. The downtown area is among the most popular locations for vacationers. A lively restaurant culture and arts community make Greenville one […]

Frequently Asked Questions

Harassment Policy and Procedures

A workplace is a social environment. In some instances behaviors may be disguised as friendly or playful when, in fact, they are inappropriate or of a harassing nature. Please keep the following points in mind: You have the right to expect professional conduct from every person at your internship site. This includes your internship supervisor, […]

Student Support

Contact Information Support Service Contact Phone Email Advising, Graduate Please contact your faculty advisor or program director. To locate your advisor’s name and phone number, log in to WebbConnect and select “Advising” and then “Show My Advisor” from the QuickLaunch Navigation Menu on the left. Click the envelope icon to email your advisor. Athletic Events […]

The Brinkley Amphitheater

Where Music and Art Meet Main Street This 800- seat amphitheater, stage and courtyard, is home to the performing arts, outdoor worship services, concert series, future Webbstock events, and public lectures. The Brinkley Amphitheater will become a place that enlivens our campus and engages our community. An interactive space where we can all come together, […]

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Student Awards

Gardner-Webb University honors its undergraduate students for academic excellence and outstanding service and leadership. Winners of these awards exemplify the University’s core values of faith, service and leadership in their classrooms and communities. Student Leadership, Service & Volunteerism Awards Academic Service Awards Athletic Service Awards Student Development Awards Christian Life & Service Awards Other Service […]

Martin Arthur ‘M.A.’ Moseley

Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Martin Arthur “M.A.” Moseley (1912-1987) was born in the small town of Cowpens, S.C. Moseley was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Arthur
 Moseley Sr., a prominent family in the community. His father was the town mayor, and the owner of a local bank, cotton gin, and community store. The […]

Cassie Humphries

Cassie is an account representative in Student Accounts. Previously, she was employed as a tutor at an elementary school for three years. Before that, she was a cash office associate for a local store. She has an Associate in Arts degree from Cleveland Community College. She enjoys reading the Bible, spending time with her husband, […]

Gardner-Webb Welcomes Fourth Largest Freshmen Class in School History

Class of 2024 Began Their First Fall Semester on Aug. 19 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Earlier this week, Gardner-Webb University welcomed the fourth largest freshmen class in school history. The 469 members of the Class of 2024 began their first fall semester on Aug. 19. Gardner-Webb’s total fall enrollment—in undergraduate, Degree Completion and graduate programs—is approximately 3,500, […]

Gardner-Webb Announces New Dining Services Partner: Aramark

Company Brings Starbucks to Campus; Changes Begin This Summer BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Officials at Gardner-Webb University announce that after a thoughtful competitive proposal process, Aramark has been selected as the new dining services provider beginning this summer. A trusted leader in the industry, Aramark was selected based on their demonstrated ability to align with Gardner Webb’s […]

Dr. David C. Campbell

Associate Professor of Geology, Department of Natural Sciences Dr. Campbell presented a talk titled “Errare humanum et machinarum est: Afraid of Bad Big Data” on August 2, 2022, at the American Scientific Affiliation meeting at Point Loma Nazarene University. He also co-authored a talk presented by Timothy Campbellon the previous day at the same meeting: […]

September 2019: Celebrating Our Student-Athletes

The start of a new fall semester brings with it the excitement of college sports; and I’ll be honest with you, I love college sports. I admire the grit, determination, and discipline that college athletes pour into their sport. I respect all of our young men and women who balance the rigors of their academic studies with […]

GWU Doctoral Student Pushes Past Language Barrier to Complete Curriculum and Instruction Degree

Thanh-Thuy T. Nguyen, ’19, Wanted to Quit, but GWU Professors Encouraged her to Pursue Her Dream Give Thanh-Thuy T. Nguyen a complicated mathematical problem, and she calculates the answer in a few minutes. But ask her to read a book on curriculum theory and practice, and the native of South Vietnam will pour over the […]

Dr. Nicole Waters, DNP, RN, CNE

Education DNP, Gardner-Webb-University MSN, Western Carolina University BSN, Gardner-Webb University ADN, Gaston College Clinical Practice Experience Medical-Surgical Pediatrics Orthopedics Professional Memberships ACEN Site Visitor International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning (INASCL) National League for Nurses (NLN) Member National League for Nurses (NLN) LEAD Alumni North Carolina Associate Degree Nursing Council Member North Carolina […]

Dr. Candice Rome, DNP, RN, CNE

Education DNP, Gardner-Webb University MSN, Gardner-Webb University BSN, Winston-Salem State University ADN, Foothills Nursing Consortium Clinical Practice Experience Medical-Surgical Outpatient Surgery Women’s and Children’s Services Professional Memberships Sigma Theta Tau International Honors Society in Nursing Alpha Sigma Lambda National League for Nurses Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses ACEN Site Visitor

Dr. Tracy Arnold, DNP, RN, CNE

Education DNP, Gardner-Webb University MSN, Gardner-Webb University BSN, Gardner-Webb University ADN, Gardner-Webb University Clinical Practice Experience Medical-Surgical Critical Care Nursing Administration Professional Memberships National League for Nurses (NLN) LEAD Alumni Sigma Theta Tau International Honors Society in Nursing Quality Matters Master Reviewer ACEN Site Visitor

Longtime Supporters, David and Marie Brinkley, Provide Gift for New Amphitheater Complex

Construction on The Brinkley Amphitheater will Begin Soon on Site of Former Hardee’s BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—A family that has enthusiastically supported Gardner-Webb for more than a decade is making another transformational gift to the University. David and Marie Brinkley are providing the lead gift for a new amphitheater complex, which will be constructed on the […]

Join Gardner-Webb Alumni and Friends on April 20 for Eighth Annual Double Dawg Day

Donors Have Matching Opportunities to Double Their Impact BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—On April 20, Gardner-Webb alumni, friends and longtime supporters can join together to make history. The Eighth Annual Double Dawg Day begins at midnight on April 20. For 24 hours, everyone can contribute to surpass last year’s total and break the record for the eighth […]

What to Know Before Attending the First Concert in Gardner-Webb’s Brinkley Amphitheater

A Guide to Enjoying a Night of Music with Ricky Skaggs, Kentucky Thunder, Will Jones and Lindy Bryson BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The first concert in the Brinkley Amphitheater is less than two weeks away. Fans are looking forward to an amazing night of music with 15-time Grammy winner Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, Will Jones and […]

The Great Outdoors

Longtime Supporters, David and Marie Brinkley, Provide Lead Gift for New Amphitheater Complex A family that has enthusiastically supported Gardner-Webb for more than a decade is making another transformational gift to the University. David and Marie Brinkley are providing the lead gift for a new amphitheater, part of an Outdoor Performance Complex, which will be […]

Gardner-Webb Student Health Clinic Provider Receives Prestigious Award from Atrium

GWU Alumna Anna Burgess Recognized for Leadership and Innovation BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Nurse Practitioner Anna Burgess has cared for patients at the Gardner-Webb University Student Health Clinic for two years. An employee of Atrium Health, she’s excelled at her job. First, the GWU alumna was promoted to the Lead Advanced Practice Provider (APP) over three other […]

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 […]

Homer Craig

Mr. Craig is 32-year law enforcement veteran.  Retired as an Assistant Chief of Police, with Winston-Salem Police Department Career with the Winston Salem Police Department reflects numerous assignments and accomplishments including Investigations, Patrol, Commander of a Multi-agency state and federal Task Force, member of an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) and Narcotics.  The […]

Gardner-Webb’s Expanded Chick-fil-A and Starbucks Plan Formal Ribbon Cuttings on March 20

Restaurants will Offer Giveaways to Celebrate New and Enhanced Presence on Campus BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb University campus and community has welcomed the expanded presence of Chick-fil-A and Starbucks to the Tucker Student Center. Now, formal ribbon cutting ceremonies to celebrate the popular restaurant and coffee house will be held on Monday, March 20, at […]

Gardner-Webb Athletics Expands Broadcast Coverage for Fans

Partnership with Sidearm Sports to include increased coverage from the Runnin’ Bulldog Sports Network BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. – New for the 2023-2024 season, fans have numerous options for broadcast coverage of Runnin’ Bulldogs athletics. Local audiences will continue to find Gardner-Webb Football on WGNC AM 1450 / FM 101.1, and our ‘Dawgs around the world […]

Gardner-Webb Remembers the Life and Legacy of Robert B. Tucker, who Passed Away on Sept. 30

The Generosity of Shoe Show Inc. Co-Founder Helped Transform the University’s Campus BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Robert B. Tucker, a visionary entrepreneur who shared a dream that forever enhanced the Gardner-Webb University campus, passed away on Sept. 30, 2023. A devoted husband, father and businessman, Robert was known for his humble attitude and heart for helping others. […]

GWU Alumni, Jill and Heath Forbes, Start Axe Throwing Business as a Ministry

Lumber Jill’s Motto is ‘Build Community. Give back. Have Fun.’   Axe throwing is an addictive form of entertainment that’s a growing trend across America. It’s similar to playing darts, except you throw an axe at the target. After a throw and a miss, you’re hooked and will keep trying until you land one in the […]

Gardner-Webb Student’s Internship Leads to More Opportunities in Film Industry

Thomas Manning, ’22, Leads Marketing Efforts for 21st Annual Real to Reel Film Festival As a partner in the community, Gardner-Webb University connects students to various hands-on work experiences. This year, COVID-19 restrictions altered experiential learning opportunities, but students adapted. When plans for his internship project changed, Gardner-Webb student Thomas Manning, of Boiling Springs, N.C., […]

Dr. Ben Leslie, GWU Provost, to Step Down in 2022

After 16-years in Administrative Role at Gardner-Webb, Leslie Will Return to Teaching BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University has announced that long-time GWU Provost and Executive Vice President Dr. Ben Leslie will retire from his post and return to the classroom in 2022 to serve in the School of Divinity as professor of theology and ethics. Leslie […]

Gardner-Webb Faculty Members Achieve Promotions and Tenure

Seven Receive New Titles and Five Earn Tenure BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.— Gardner-Webb University officials recently announced promotions for seven faculty members and tenure for five. Promotions and tenure are awarded after an extensive application and review process that includes evaluations by the appropriate dean or department chair, the provost, and the president. “It’s a milestone […]

Ashley Kernicky Named Director of Gardner-Webb’s Department of Physician Assistant Studies

2009 Alumna Has Served in PA Program for 10 Years BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Interim Director Ashley Kernicky, a 2009 alumna of Gardner-Webb University, has been named the director of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies (DPAS). While making the announcement, Dean of the College of Health Sciences (COHS), Dr. Nicole Waters noted that the hiring process […]

Gardner-Webb Faculty and Staff Present Awards for Academic Excellence and Service to the Campus and Community

Students Recognized by the University’s Four Colleges, the School of Divinity, Athletics, and Student Development BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University recently recognized students for academic excellence and community service. Winners of these awards exemplify the University’s core values of faith, service and leadership in their classrooms and communities. In honor of the award, each student may […]

Gardner-Webb Students Receive Academic and Service Awards

Honors Presented by the College of Arts and Sciences, Student Development, Athletics and Office of Christian Life and Service BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University recently recognized students for academic excellence and community service. Winners of these awards exemplify the University’s core values of faith, service and leadership in their classrooms and communities. In honor of the […]

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Moving In

Welcome home to Gardner-Webb. Preparation is essential when it comes to moving. Whether you are new to college or new to the residence hall, we are committed to making your move-in experience as smooth and stress-free as possible. Use the links below to access information about how to prepare for your move to Gardner-Webb University, […]

University Police

The University Police Department is a multi-functional service agency dedicated to the protection of the University community through local, state, and federal laws. Crime prevention and campus safety are shared responsibilities that require the cooperation and involvement of students and employees alongside the eight full-time officers who have been certified by the N.C. Attorney General’s Office. […]

Art

What can I do with a Major in Art? Art Museums & Galleries Job Types Employers Strategies Fine Arts Employers Strategies Commercial Art Job Types Employers Strategies Education Job Types Employers Strategies Art Therapy Employers Strategies Media Job Types Employers Strategies Photography Employers Strategies Art Sales Employers Strategies Retail Job Types Employers Retail stores, including […]

Athletics and Sports

What can I do with a Major in Athletics and Sports? Sport Management Job Types Athlete Representation Public Relations Sales Marketing Publicity Promotions Operations Event Coordination Program Coordination Fund Raising University Athletics Administration Employers Professional teams Professional athletes Sport associations (e.g., NBA, PGA, NCAA) Local sport and tourism corporations Arenas Auditoriums Stadiums Colleges and universities […]

Economics

What can I do with a Major in Economics? Government Job Types Cost Analysis Intelligence Foreign Trade Analysis Public Administration Transportation Management Urban Planning Employers Government departments involved in agriculture, business, finance, labor, transportation, urban economics, and international trade including: USDA Department of Commerce Bureau of Labor and Statistics the United Nations, and the General […]

History

What can I do with a Major in History? Government Employers Federal agencies including: The Smithsonian Institute, National Archives and Records, Library of Congress, National Park Service, Intelligence services, Foreign service State and local agencies including: Archives and libraries, Museums, parks, and historic sites, Municipal archives, Arts and humanities councils Strategies Gain relevant experience in […]

Marketing

What can I do with a Major in Marketing? Sales Job Types Industrial Sales Consumer Product Sales Financial Services Sales Services Sales Advertising Sales Employers Profit and nonprofit organizations Product and service organizations Manufacturers Financial companies Insurance companies Print and electronic media Consulting firms Strategies Obtain experience through internships or sales jobs. Must be highly […]

Music

What can I do with a Major in Music? Education Job Types Teaching Private Lessons Employers Daycare centers Elementary and secondary schools Private schools Recreation centers Colleges and universities Conservatories Studios Self-employed Strategies Acquire teaching certificate for public school teaching. Gain experience working with children through volunteer or part-time work experiences. Graduate degree required to […]

Psychology

What can I do with a Major in Psychology? Human Services Job Types Counseling Advocacy Mental Health Services Case Management Programming Community Relations Administration Employers Federal government, including Departments of: Health and Human Services Justice, Veterans Administration State government, including Departments of: Human Services, Mental Health & Mental Retardation, Community mental health centers, State psychiatric […]

History of Hamrick Hall

E.B. Hamrick Hall Located at the geographic center of Gardner-Webb University, is the oldest building on campus, according to the National Register of Historic Places. Launch Hamrick Hall While the building has served many purposes over its almost 100 year existence, it currently houses the Graduate and Undergraduate programs of the Godbold College of Business. […]

Institutional Policies

Campus-wide Policies The mission of Gardner-Webb University is to prepare graduates for leadership and service in their professional careers and in their personal lives. Rigorous and innovative degree programs, combined with distinctive experiential learning opportunities, shape students into thinkers, doers, and world-changers. Forged within a supportive and diverse Christian community, our students emerge ready to […]

Student Code of Conduct

Introduction Gardner-Webb University views its role in the administration of student discipline as one of both seeking justice and providing an educational opportunity for the student. While it is intended that this approach protect the campus community by providing a system of discipline for those violating University rules and regulations, the University’s conduct system also […]

Noel Center Student Handbook

Alternate Format Policy Textbooks and other materials are available in alternate format for students whose documentation supports this need. Due to copyright laws, the student must have ownership of his/her textbooks and show proof of ownership before textbooks can be provided in alternate format. Students obtain ownership of textbooks and materials in a variety of […]

Broad River Review

The Literary Magazine of GWU Gardner-Webb University founded its literary magazine in 1968 under the name One Little Candle.  In 1973, the name was changed to Reflections, and, finally, in 2002, to the Broad River Review.  At that time, the magazine was also upgraded from side-staple to a perfect bound publication. The Broad River Review is proud to offer an outlet […]

Bulldog Bundle Program

Get All of Your Course Materials Our Bulldog Bundle program gives you access to all of your course materials, no need to shop around! How it Works REGISTER FOR CLASSES Upon registering for courses, you will be enrolled in the program. Once you’ve successfully selected your courses, the Campus Shop will start preparing your order. […]

Our Pioneers and Trailblazers

Celebrating the women who paved the way Gardner-Webb will honor several athletic team and alumni groups, for their achievements in athletics, leadership and philanthropy work, as a part of a year-long celebration of the anniversary. Some of the women that will be highlighted are listed below: FAY WEBB GARDNER She was an ardent supporter of […]

New Employees

New Employees March 21, 2024 New Staff • Madelyn Hamrick is an admissions counselor in Undergraduate Admissions. She was previously employed as a client coordinator at Frye Hospital in Hickory, N.C., and as a server at Toscano’s Bistro. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in healthcare management. She enjoys dancing, hiking, going to the […]

Organize a Visit

Visitors to the Broyhill Adventure Course fall into one of two categories: On Campus Groups Gardner-Webb athletic teams, residence halls, student organizations, classes, faculty and staff, and students. Off Campus Groups Youth groups, birthday parties, school groups, athletic teams, camp programs, and families. Banks, management teams, office staffs, and administrative groups. Whatever your goals, we […]

Internships

Internships are academic experiences designed to provide students with opportunities to apply and develop their skills and knowledge while exploring specific career interests. Internships give students the opportunity to gain valuable applied experience and make connections in professional fields they are considering for career paths as well as give employers the opportunity to evaluate and […]

Institutional Review Board

Welcome to the Gardner-Webb University Institutional Review Board (IRB). The Gardner-Webb University Institutional Review Board exists to support and monitor the ethical research of undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, and any other researchers requesting and/or requiring supervision. Please review the following research approval flow chart for an overview of the research approval process at GWU. […]

Webb Card

The Gardner-Webb University Webb Card is an identification card and a financial transaction card. The Webb Card is a convenient program that allows the entire university community to make purchases and gain access to many locations on campus. It is intended to be used the entire length of time you are at the University. Use […]

PREX 402

Study abroad is the term given to a program conducted through Gardner-Webb University which allows a student to live in a foreign country and attend a foreign university. In most cases, two universities have an arrangement which allows them to exchange students (hence the term ‘exchange student’) so that these students can learn about a […]

Bulldog Bound

Bulldog Bound is a co-admission agreement with community colleges to provide direct-entry pathways to Gardner-Webb upon graduation from community college. Benefits Bulldog Bound provides the following benefits for community college students: How to Become Bulldog Bound

Employer Resources

Start your talent search at Gardner-Webb! Our students are ready to join your team. Here are a just a few ways you can connect with our students. Share your opportunities with us. Our career management system, WebbWorks (powered by Handshake) your one-stop shop for advertising full, part-time and internships positions to our students. Our students […]

Allied Health

What can I do with a Major in Allied Health? Physical Therapy Physical therapy involves treatment through physical means for people disabled by illness, accident, or congenital handicap. Physical therapy seeks to improve mobility, relieve pain, or minimize permanent physical disabilities. Job Types Clinical Practice Acute care Neuro-rehab Outpatient Management Education Research Consultation Employers Strategies […]

Environmental Studies/Sciences

What can I do with a Major in Environmental Studies/Science? Planning Job Types Air Quality Aviation Building/Zoning Land-Use Consulting Recreation Transportation Water Resources Employers Federal, state, regional, and local government Corporations Consulting firms Banks Real estate development companies Law firms Architectural firms Market research companies Colleges and universities Nonprofit groups Strategies Get on planning boards, […]

Charlotte, NC

A short forty nine miles away from Gardner-Webb, Charlotte is North Carolina’s largest city. A business hub for many years with significant banking, transportation and manufacturing, the city has grown into one of the most popular relocation destinations in the country. A strong nightlife and restaurant culture has emerged over the past 20 years and […]

Organization Sponsored Events

Social-Spirit-Service Requirement Each organization is expected to fulfill the Social, Spirit, and Service (S-S-S) requirement to maintain active status. This is a great way to help students learn leadership skills in areas that are important to the university and the community. Requests for funding allocations will be influenced by the organization’s involvement in these. If […]

Business Attire Guide

Business Professional Attire What is Business Professional Attire? This style of dress is customary for interviews, career fairs, and other events where making a first impression is crucial. The following is a guide on how to dress in business professional attire. Business Attire Guide for Women Article of Clothing Description Suit Well pressed and tailored […]

What is an Internship?

Because the parties involved in the internship process—students, colleges and universities, and employers—have differing objectives, it is important to have a definition of “internship” upon which all parties can agree. To establish uniformity in the use and application of the term “internship,” the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) recommends the following definition: An […]

Policies and Procedures

Academic Year 2023–2024 Communicable Diseases Persons infected with a communicable disease will not be excluded from initial enrollment or employment or restricted in their access to University facilities or services unless a medically based judgment by the primary care physician in consultation with the University’s designated health consultant establishes that exclusion or restriction is necessary […]

Noel Center Student Handbook

Class Attendance Flexibility with Attendance/Assignments Policy As stated in the undergraduate catalog, Gardner-Webb University policy requires that students attend 75% of all class sessions. Programs and professors may require a higher percentage of class attendance. Failure to meet these attendance requirements will result in an administrative “F” for the class. However, if a student has […]

Nursing Articulation Agreement

I. Purpose and Rationale A common list of required courses acceptable to both signatory NCICU campuses and the North Carolina community college system would facilitate the educational pathway for RNs who have earned associate degrees in nursing in North Carolina and wish to complete undergraduate nursing degrees through North Carolina independent college and university RN […]

Introduction

Welcome The International Student Handbook has been prepared to assist international students at Gardner Webb University with their initial adjustment to the United States and to the university. The International Student Services (ISS), on behalf of all faculty, staff and students, welcomes you to the Gardner-Webb community. We extend our best wishes for your successful […]

Catastrophic Event Business Recovery Plan

Gardner-Webb Locations Primary: Gardner-Webb University110 S Main StBoiling Springs, NC 28017(704) 406-4000 Secondary: Gardner-Webb University8030 Arrowridge BlvdCharlotte, NC 28273(704) 941-5209 Definition of Catastrophic Event An event outside the University’s control that results in a substantial disruption of campus operations, including delivery of educational services. Examples include, but are not limited to, state of emergency, pandemic, […]

Frequently Asked Questions

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Intramural Sports

The Gardner-Webb Campus Recreation Office offers several Intramural sports, which provide recreational activities that are designed to enrich the quality of physical, mental, spiritual, and social life of University community members. A wide variety of individual and team sports are offered during the fall and spring semesters to accommodate many interests and abilities. Any currently […]

Department of Physician Assistant Studies

The Gardner-Webb Department of Physician Assistant Studies is deeply committed to developing within each student a strong foundation in the basic medical, clinical and psychosocial sciences. This provides our graduates with the education to treat patients and enables them to meet the life-long challenges inherent in the practice of medicine. Welcome to the Gardner-Webb University […]

PA Studies: Program Goal #4

Encourage the professional development of students and faculty. Professional Development A. MPAS 531 Professional Development, MPAS 536 Intro to EBM & Public Health, and MPAS 538 Healthcare Law and Ethics are professional topic-driven courses introducing and integrating principles of professionalism, ethics, the business of medicine/medical practice, healthcare disparities, provider sensitivity to cultural diversity, socioeconomic differences […]

Meet the Director

Dr. Sarah Fabian Dr. Sarah Fabian serves as both the Director of Bands and as an Assistant Professor of Music at Gardner-Webb University. Among her duties, she directs the Marching Bulldogs and pep band as well as serves as director of percussion and teaches courses in music education. A passionate advocate for music education at […]

Day-to-Day Issues

Education and Classroom Etiquette In many cultures, there is a great difference in status between students and professors. Students show their respect for their professors by listening quietly. They do not question what the professor says. In the United States, it is quite acceptable for students to ask questions and to engage in discussions with […]

Nine Gardner-Webb Faculty Members Retiring

Dr. Tom Jones has Most Years of Service with 42 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—With the end of the 2022 Spring Semester, nine faculty members of Gardner-Webb University are retiring. Dr. Tom Jones has the most years of service with 42, and four others have 20 or more years of service. The retirees are: Ken Baker – […]

Volume 46 Now Available

Volume 46 (2014) of the Broad River Review is available.  The issue features the winners of the 2013 Rash Awards in Fiction (Tom Howard) and Poetry (Jessica Glover), as well as work by Bill Brown, Sharon Charde, Dianne DeCillis, William Doreski, Jesse Graves, Kathryn Bright Gurkin, Carol Hamilton, Hadley Hury, Simon Perchik, Diana Pinckney, Maureen Sherbondy, Pat […]

Volume 47 Now Available

Volume 47 (2015) of the Broad River Review is available.  The issue features the winners of the 2014 Rash Awards in Fiction (Adam Padgett, “Useful Things”) and Poetry (Sharon Charde, “Fiftieth Anniversary”),  cover art by Allison Parrish, as well as work by Kathy Ackerman, Terri Kirby Erickson, Patricia Hamilton, Ryan Havely, Alice Osborn, Mia Sara, Maureen Sherbondy, […]

Volume 53 Now Available

You may now purchase the new issue of Broad River Review (Volume 53). The new issue features the Rash Award in Poetry & Fiction winners and finalists, as well as other excellent poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. Cover photo by Peter Kahn. Learn More about Broad River Review Magazine

Paul John Stacy

Professor Emeritus of Biology Paul John Stacy (1907-1991), a native of Cleveland County, N.C., was the son of the late Lucius and Sarah Stacy. He had one sister, Mary Elizabeth Stacy. Upon completion of high school, Stacy attended Duke University. He also did graduate work at Duke in cancer research. Stacy was professor of biology […]

Weather Update: Tropical Storm Ian

Monitoring Tropical Storm Ian University officials are monitoring Tropical Strom Ian and its projected path over the next 48 hours. The latest forecast has our main campus receiving wind gusts between 30-40 mph and rainfall totals between 3-5 inches from Friday morning into Saturday evening. Students in University Commons, please secure all items that may […]

Weather Update: Tropical Storm Nicole

Monitoring Tropical Storm Nicole University officials are monitoring Tropical Storm Nicole and its projected path over the next 48 hours. The latest forecast has our main campus receiving wind gusts between 20-25 mph and rainfall totals between 2-3 inches from late Thursday evening into Friday evening. Be careful traveling Thursday or Friday and be aware […]

Weather Update: Tropical Storm Nicole

Monitoring Tropical Storm Nicole University officials are monitoring Tropical Storm Nicole and its projected path has shifted more to the west. The latest forecast has our main campus receiving wind remaining steady at 10-15 mph with gusts between 20-25 mph and heavy rainfall from late this evening into early tomorrow morning. We are under a […]

Advent Devotion: Day 8

Sunday,  December 4 Isaiah 11:1-10; Romans 15:4-13; Matthew 3:1-12 Many of our societal norms were disrupted by the pandemic. One disruption that has persisted is “contactless waiting” for medical appointments. Prior to March 2020, patients were expected to go inside the healthcare provider’s front entrance, speak to a receptionist, and then sit in a waiting […]

GWU Alumnus Shares How God Brought Him Through Life-Threatening Stroke

BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—On the night of his 28th birthday in 2017, Felix Bautista, of Salisbury, N.C., suffered a stroke that usually occurs in patients who are 65 or older with a history of hypertension. Because of the damage to his brain, doctors gave the 2011 alumnus of Gardner-Webb University less than a 20 percent chance of […]

Gardner-Webb Remembers Friend and Faithful Supporter, Rod Clouse

Indiana Native Retires to Cleveland County and Serves Community in Several Capacities BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University is remembering a friend and faithful supporter, Rod Clouse, who passed away Saturday, June 27. He was current chair of the Godbold College of Business Board of Advisors, and also a member of the GWU Board of Trustees. A […]

Undergraduate Research Involves Using Fruit Peels to Remove Copper from Water

Experience Prepared Laura Herrera-Santin, ’22, for Rigors of Graduate School   This past summer, Gardner-Webb University student Laura Herrera-Santin, of Gastonia, N.C., took another step toward realizing her goal of becoming an OB/GYN. She gained laboratory experience in the Undergraduate Research Scholars Summer Program, which helped to prepare her for graduate school. Herrera-Santin is a first-generation […]

GWU Students to Offer Art Sale on April 24

Event Benefits Students and the Art Club By April Shauf, courtesy of The Shelby Shopper For Chris Dover and Shaila Hart, the pandemic during the past year has been hard in a number of ways. Besides all of the worries about health and social distancing, these two Gardner-Webb University art students have had to try […]

Gardner-Webb Campus Celebrates Black History Month with Several Programs

Events Follow 2022 National Theme: Black Health and Wellness BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb University campus is celebrating Black History Month with a variety of programs in February. The 2022 National Theme: Black Health and Wellness will also be the focus of GWU programs, including two film showings and a panel discussion. Dr. Lorell Gordon, GWU […]

Legendary Tonight Show Band Leader, Trumpeter Doc Severinsen Featured at Gardner-Webb

April 5th Event Includes Conversation with Musician and His Wife, Trumpeter Cathy Leach BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Every night from 1962 to 1992, trumpeter Doc Severinsen came into millions of viewers’ living rooms via The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. When Carson retired, Severinsen and his band hit the road, and have continued to perform. On April […]

Gardner-Webb Announces New Model for Obtaining Textbooks and Course Materials

‘Bulldog Bundle’ Reduces the Cost, Delivers all Materials Before the First Day of Class BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University is moving to a new course material model. “The Bulldog Bundle” will reduce the cost of textbooks and course materials, such as study guides, case studies, workbooks and other items, while ensuring students have all their materials […]

National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum Unveils GW Mascot Bo Bobblehead

Special Edition, Representing Bo as a Puppy, Celebrates Anniversary of Bo Becoming the Live Mascot BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum has unveiled the first officially licensed, limited-edition bobblehead of Bo, Gardner-Webb University’s official live mascot, who began his service on Aug, 26, 2021. The bobblehead’s release celebrates the one-year anniversary […]

Doug Armstrong, ’88, Excelled with Support of GWU’s Blind and Visually Impaired Program

Alumnus Became a Lawyer to Protect People and Defend Their Rights Doug Armstrong graduated cum laude in 1988 from Gardner-Webb University. A student in the blind and visually impaired program, he had earned two degrees in mathematics and computer science with a minor in political science. Armstrong had planned to pursue a job in software […]

Marilyn Withrow, ’71, Donates Gift to Purchase Chemistry and Microbiology Equipment

Advanced Microscopes and Instruments Improve Lab Research BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Alumna Marilyn Withrow, ’71, has made a generous gift to enhance the Gardner-Webb University chemistry and microbiology programs. This multi-year commitment provides advanced equipment and protects the investment by including funds for maintenance and upkeep. Susan Manahan, assistant professor of biology, said the donation of 22 […]

Gardner-Webb Women Headed to the Big Dance

Runnin’ Bulldogs Open Play at No. 2 Utah on Friday, March 17 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb women’s basketball team will play at No. 2 seed Utah on Friday, March 17, in the first round of the NCAA Division I Basketball Championships. The Runnin’ Bulldogs (29-4) are the No. 15 seed in the region and will […]

Gardner-Webb Officials Announce New Director of Academic Innovation and Digital Learning

Dr. Wendy Athens has Experience in Higher and Secondary Education and BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—An experienced educator and administrator has been hired as Director of Academic Innovation and Digital Learning at Gardner-Webb University. Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Karen Aubrey announced that Dr. Wendy Athens begins her role on May 22. Athens comes […]

Gardner-Webb Marching Bulldogs Bring Excitement and Energy to the Field

Band Adds New Dance Team for 2023 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb Marching Bulldogs begins its second season under the direction of Dr. Sarah Fabian, director of Athletic Bands, with new members and a new addition—a seven-member dance team. The 50 band members also include nine color guard and 34 musicians. They started practicing in early […]

Gardner-Webb Begins Transition to Blackboard Learn Ultra on Dec. 19

New System Has Enhanced Features and Mobile Capability BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Beginning on Dec. 19, Gardner-Webb University will start the process of migrating to Blackboard Learn Ultra. In addition to a modern, clean look, this new version of Blackboard has enhanced features, such as a mobile app for Apple and Android. The change is necessary, because […]

Gardner-Webb Founders Day Celebrates Contributions of University’s Visionary Leaders

Observance on Nov. 30 Features Posthumous Presentation of Founders Medal to J.D. Huggins BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The founders of Gardner-Webb University were men and women with a bold vision to establish a Christian school in western North Carolina. On Dec. 2, 1905, they chartered Boiling Springs High School, which has evolved into a nationally-recognized university and […]

Junior Izzy Castillo Crowned Miss Gardner-Webb

Participants Showcased Their Talents and Celebrated Women’s History Month BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Izzy Castillo was crowned Miss Gardner-Webb on March 24. She also won Most Photogenic and Miss Congeniality. Castillo, of Canton, Ga., is a junior elementary education major. Her talent was a country line dance to Footloose. She received a crown, sash, roses and $300. […]

Meeting the First Family

Introducing President Dr. William M. Downs and First Lady Mrs. Kim H. Downs Since arriving at Gardner-Webb, Dr. William M. Downs and his wife, Kim Harwood Downs, have spent their time connecting with the people of the University, the community and alumni. We asked them to share their reasons for coming to GWU, their hopes […]

Marilyn Withrow Donates Gift to Purchase Chemistry and Microbiology Equipment

Advanced Microscopes and Instruments Improve Lab Research Alumna Marilyn Withrow, ’71, made a generous gift to enhance the Gardner-Webb University chemistry and microbiology programs. This multi-year commitment provides advanced equipment and protects the investment by including funds for maintenance and upkeep. Susan Manahan, assistant professor of biology, said the donation of 22 microscopes for the […]

Gardner-Webb Alpha Chi Inducts 40 New Members and Surprises Honorary Member

GWU President Dr. William Downs Selected on Scholarship, Character and Friendship to Alpha Chi BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—At the 49th annual induction ceremony, the Gardner-Webb University North Carolina Zeta Chapter of Alpha Chi National College Honor Society welcomed 40 new members and surprised GWU President Dr. William Downs with an honorary membership. The event was held […]

Gardner-Webb Student Assists Dentist with Various Procedures During Internship

Chelsea Sexton, ’23, Obtains Radiography Certification, Learns Sterilization Techniques  As a child, Chelsea Sexton, ’23, went through a couple of oral surgeries and wore braces for five years. During that time, the Gardner-Webb University student was cared for by a compassionate dentist, oral surgeon and orthodontist. “They always provided great care and a great environment […]

GWU Staff Council Presents Spring Top Dawg Awards

Marie Davis and Amy Revis Nominated by their Co-workers and Students Marie Davis and Amy Revis were surprised by the GWU Staff Council recently as the spring semester winners of the Top Dawg Awards. The awards are made possible by a gift from Dr. Don Caudill, in memory of his father, Alfred Caudill, and in […]

Gardner-Webb First-Year Students Begin Literacy Project with Lasting Impact

Katie Hartley’s UNIV 111 Class Places Little Free Library at Boiling Springs Town Park BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Students enrolled in University Life (UNIV 111) at Gardner-Webb didn’t expect to dig holes or mix concrete as part of the course, which is designed to help first-year students balance academic achievement and personal growth. However, while focusing on […]

Stonecutter Science Academy at Gardner-Webb Introduces Students to Careers in Science

Middle and High School Students from 10 Schools Attend Annual Summer Camp BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The 2023 Science Academy hosted by Gardner-Webb University and sponsored by Stonecutter Foundation in Spindale, N.C., introduced students to real-world applications of science, such as crime scene investigation and forensic anthropology. The 12 students also learned about the Department of Natural […]

Internships Help Senior Biology Major Determine Her Career Path

Karson Dean, ’23, Spends Summer Working with a Mobile Veterinary Clinic Senior biology major Karson Dean, of Dallas, N.C., has cared passionately about animals for as long as she can remember. When she graduates from Gardner-Webb University in December 2023, she plans to pursue a career in veterinary technology. This summer, Dean has interned with […]

Dr. Sydney K. Brown, Ph.D.

Dean of Gayle Bolt Price School of Graduate Studies and Professor in the College of Education As a Fall 2021 participant in BRIDGES, an inclusive professional development program dedicated to supporting women in higher education who seek to gain or strengthen their academic leadership capabilities, Dr. Brown was nominated and elected to serve on the […]

Advent Reflection: Day 9

Monday, December 7 Psalm 27; Isaiah 26:7-15; Acts 2:37-42 Last summer, my family went to Sunset Beach for our vacation. As we were leaving from a fantastic week at the beach, my 4–year–old daughter said, “Can we just start this week over?” On the opposite end of the spectrum, does anybody feel like that about […]

August 2022: Love and Marriage

August brings with it the start of a new academic year and a wonderful sense of renewal at our University.  Indulge me for a moment, however, as August also has an additional special meaning in the Downs household.  On August 5, Kim and I celebrate our 33rd wedding anniversary.  This year, we also celebrate that […]

Volunteers from Gardner-Webb Serve on Medical Mission Team to Dominican Republic

BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Two members of the Gardner-Webb University community recently returned from a medical mission trip to Barahona in the Dominican Republic. Dr. Sydney Brown, dean of the Gail Bolt Price School of Graduate Studies and professor of education, and Brook Wright, a second-year student in the Master of Science in Nursing-Family Nurse Practitioner program, […]

Gardner-Webb’s Department of Physician Assistant Studies Receives Accreditation Notification

Review Commission Grants Status for the Maximum Number of 10 Years BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant Inc. (ARC-PA) recently granted Accreditation-Continued status to the Physician Assistant (PA) Studies Program at Gardner-Webb University. Ami R. Steele, PA Studies chair, program director and associate professor, said the accomplishment recognizes the […]

Gardner-Webb University and Atrium Health Announce Plans for Student Health Clinic

Ribbon Cutting for New Wellness Service for Students on July 16   Ribbon Cutting for New Wellness Service for Students on July 16   BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb and Atrium Health are announcing a new partnership that will enhance the University’s commitment to students. Beginning in July, Atrium will operate a Student Health Clinic on campus. […]

GWU College of Education Doctoral Candidates Publish Learning Module on Creating Conditions for Equity

New Resource is Available Free From Online Journal, IMPROVE  At a time when many people in America and around the world are calling for justice and equality, three Gardner-Webb University graduate students have published a virtual professional learning module on a related subject. The students are doctoral candidates in the College of Education’s Curriculum and […]

Gardner-Webb, CCC&TI Announce Bulldog Bound Program, New Co-Admission Agreements

Pathways Provide Affordable Access to Higher Education and Additional Support BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Leadership from Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute (CCC&TI) and Gardner-Webb University have announced four new agreements that will create seamless pathways for students who want to start at CCC&TI and continue their education at Gardner-Webb. Providing a pathway for students who plan […]

Gardner-Webb and Atrium Health Host Ribbon Cutting for New GWU Student Health Clinic

Dr. Jill Houser, Former Nursing Assistant Professor, Will Serve as Provider BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University and its partner, Atrium Health, celebrated a historic day for the campus on Thursday, July 16, 2020, with a ribbon cutting for the new GWU Student Health Clinic at 148 Memorial Drive. Leaders of the two entities also praised the […]

GWU President Downs Hosts Panel Discussion on COVID-19 in First Event of New Series

‘Webb Connections’ with County Health Representatives and GWU Associate Provost Available Online BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—As part of Gardner-Webb’s commitment to serve the community, the University recently began an informative series called “Webb Connections.” Hosted by GWU President Dr. William M. Downs, these programs will feature a panel of experts discussing topics of national, regional and […]

Gardner-Webb Alumnus Uses Writing and Entrepreneurial Skills to Start Business

Harrison Martin, ’12 and ’16, is Film Critic and Author To our readers: In celebration of Black History Month during February, Gardner-Webb University will introduce you to alumni who are making a difference in the world around them. Through their jobs and creative passions, these alumni are inspiring others to achieve their dreams. Since earning […]

Gardner-Webb Alumnus Honored with Prestigious Research Award

David Podgorski, ’07, Recognized for His Innovative Efforts in Chemistry Biology and chemistry graduates from Gardner-Webb University, such as Dr. David Podgorski, ’07, make an impact around the world—studying in prestigious graduate schools, publishing in top chemistry journals, researching the COVID-19 virus, and serving in healthcare fields. They leave GWU prepared for the next step, […]

After Popularity on Online Writing Platform, GWU Alumna Will Publish First Novel

Brianna Joy Crump Says English Professors Gave Her Tools to Accomplish her Goals In the fall of 2022, Brianna Joy Crump, a Gardner-Webb University alumna, will accomplish a goal she’s worked toward since middle school. Her book, “The Culled Crown,” will be published by Wattpad Books. Crump received undergraduate and graduate degrees in English from […]

As Forester in Nebraska, Gardner-Webb Alumnus Has Meaningful Career

Luke Gazak, ’18, Takes Care of Trees, Supports Work with Wildlife When people hear the word “forester,” what comes to mind is a person who plants and takes care of trees. However, for 2018 Gardner-Webb University alumnus Luke Gazak, a forester with the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), the job is much more than that. […]

Gardner-Webb Library Hosts Discussion Inspired by PBS Series on the Black Church

Panelists Include Alumni who are Pastors and Divinity School Professor BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Inspired by the recent PBS series, “The Black Church: This is Our Story, This is Our Song,” the John R. Dover Memorial Library is hosting a panel discussion on Thursday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m. in Stewart Hall of Tucker Student Center at […]

GWU Celebrates Runnin’ Bulldog Basketball with Free Event

Held During Big South Tournament in Charlotte, Panel Features GWU History Makers BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Basketball fans are preparing to journey to Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, N.C., for the Big South Tournament on March 1-6. Tipping off the first of the festivities for Gardner-Webb University Runnin’ Bulldog fans is an opportunity to attend a panel discussion […]

New North Carolina Budget Allocates $500K for Gardner-Webb, Boiling Springs Partnership

Funds Requested by Cleveland County Leaders Help Support Construction of Outdoor Performance Complex BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—North Carolina’s General Assembly drafted the state’s FY23 budget (signed into law by Governor Roy Cooper on July 11), and it includes a $500,000 allocation that will accelerate Gardner-Webb University’s collaboration with the Town of Boiling Springs. Initiated by a […]

Gardner-Webb Revives Celebration of Founders Day on Dec. 1

Activities Begin with Morning Convocation and Include Presentation of Inaugural Founders Medal BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University is honoring the dedicated leaders in its past by reviving the celebration of Founders Day with special activities on Dec. 1. A highlight of the day is the presentation of the inaugural Founders Medal. This award recognizes individuals who […]

Gardner-Webb Celebrates Leaders of the Past on Founders Day, Dec. 1

Activities Begin with Morning Convocation and Include Presentation of Inaugural Founders Medal BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—From Gardner-Webb University’s origins as a high school through its evolution into a nationally-recognized university and leader in Christian higher education, each chapter of institutional history has been penned by men and women of profound vision and relentless dedication.  Those who […]

Groundbreaking Ceremony Begins First Phase of GWU Outdoor Performance Complex

Construction Begins Soon for the 900-Seat Brinkley Amphitheater on South Main Street BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb University community celebrated the groundbreaking of the Brinkley Amphitheater on Nov. 30. Named in honor of longtime University supporters, David and Marie Brinkley, the 900-seat venue will be a home for performing arts, summer concerts, future Webbstock events, outdoor […]

Brinkley Amphitheater Construction is Underway

Completion Scheduled for Fall 2023 with Opportunities for Numerous Outdoor Events BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—David and Marie Brinkley, longtime donors who have contributed to the advancement of Gardner-Webb University, continue to see their recent investment flourish. The Brinkley Amphitheater, a 900-seat venue, is progressing. “According to our construction schedule, we are looking at being able to […]

Gardner-Webb Housing Offers New Apartment Option for Single Graduate Students

Living on Campus Includes Access to Student Engagement Events, Health Clinic and Other Amenities  BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Beginning in May, the Gardner-Webb University Housing and Residence Education office is offering a new housing option for single graduate students. University Commons Apartment Building B has been designated for the growing population of graduate students wanting to live […]

Gardner-Webb Alumna Molly Law, ’14, is Editor of Christianity.com

Professors Inspired English Major to Pursue Writing and Minor in Biblical Studies At Gardner-Webb University, 2014 alumna Molly Law discovered her writing talent and her interest in a scholarly examination of the Bible. Now, as editor of Christianity.com, she recalls topics discussed in her religion classes to propose article ideas or to occasionally write articles […]

Gardner-Webb Senior Interns with Global Ministry for the Summer

Emily White, ’24, Uses Communication and Marketing Skills at Trans World Radio As a summer intern at Trans World Radio (TWR) in Cary, N.C., Gardner-Webb University senior Emily White has received hands-on opportunities to develop her skills. A double major in marketing and communication studies, White is working with the Global Content Team as a […]

Gardner-Webb Hunt School of Nursing Celebrates Pre-licensure Exam Rates

Graduates Excel on New Innovative Version of the Test BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The faculty and staff of the Gardner-Webb University Hunt School of Nursing (HSON) are celebrating the success of their recent graduates on two national nurse licensure exams—the NCLEX-RN and the ANCC Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Board Certification Exam. The NCLEX-RN is for graduates […]

GWU’s College of Health Sciences Partners with Remote Area Medical to Bring Free Health Services to Community

Volunteer Doctors, Dentists, Vision Professionals, and General Support Staff are Needed to Serve on Sept. 22-24 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—After volunteering with a nonprofit that brings free medical care to people in need, Gardner-Webb University senior biology major, Marissa DiMatteo, knew the organization could help many people in the Shelby/Boiling Springs area. “I saw the relief […]

Gardner-Webb Graduate Student Works with New York Mets for the Summer

Victoria Fischetti, Also a 2023 Alumna, Uses Skills Learned in Marketing and Communication Studies While searching for a summer internship, Victoria Fischetti, a May 2023 graduate of Gardner-Webb University, hadn’t thought about using Tik Tok. On the team bus back to campus after a lacrosse game, she was passing the time by scrolling through the […]

Gardner-Webb Students Work in Construction and Ministry Projects Over Spring Break

A Total of 26 Travel to New Mexico, Kentucky and Guatemala BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University students and staff served people in the United States and Guatemala by participating in mission trips over spring break. Two teams were sponsored by the Office of Christian Life and Service and included 14 people. The other trip was sponsored […]

Master of Science in Strength and Conditioning

A hands-on approach to physical wellness. The Master of Science in Strength and Conditioning degree offers two enrollment options. One allows for completion of BS and MS in 5 years or less.  The second allows for fall, spring, or summer enrollment into a 2-year program to complete just the MS. Available Programs Master of Science […]

April 2020: GWU’s Healthcare Heroes

Heroes. In the best of times, that word gets bandied about casually and is far too often overused. Today, as we inch forward toward what we hope is the end of a protracted pandemic, the notion of heroism takes on sharpened clarity. There is no question but that the heroes of 2020 are the frontline […]

Dr. Sarah Fabian

Dr. Sarah Fabian serves as both the Director of Bands and as an Assistant Professor of Music at Gardner-Webb University. Among her duties, she directs the Marching Bulldogs and pep band as well as serves as director of percussion and teaches courses in music education. A passionate advocate for music education at all levels, Fabian […]

Gardner-Webb Physician Assistant (PA) Department and Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU) Announce Partnership

New Agreement Allows Qualified JCSU Graduates to Reserve a Spot in GWU’s PA Program BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb University Department of Physician Assistant (PA) Medicine has announced a partnership with Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU). Through this new agreement, JCSU graduates who are interested in a career as a certified PA can apply for a […]

Gardner-Webb PA Students Travel to Kenya for Final Clinical Experience Before Graduation

Despite Heat, Long Days and Extra Costs, Alumnae Ready to Serve Again BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—For their final elective clinical practice experience in the Master of Physician Assistant (PA) Studies Program at Gardner-Webb University, three May 2023 graduates decided to test their skills in another country. Myah Harrison of Belmont, N.C., April Evans of Spartanburg, S.C., […]

Gardner-Webb Physician Assistant Students Selected for Highly Competitive Clinical Rotation

Orian Bar and Taylor Jernigan, Class of 2025, Invited to Train at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Two students in the Gardner-Webb University Department of Physician Assistant (PA) Studies have been selected to participate in a fall elective clinical rotation at MD Anderson Cancer Center-Texas Medical Center, Houston. Through a highly-competitive process, Taylor […]

Pre-Healthcare: Physician Assistant

Interested in Physician Assistant Studies? Patient-centered primary care with compassion for the underserved. Gardner-Webb University’s Physician Assistant program is built on a commitment to respect, ethical behavior, and integrity in personal and professional service. Ultimately, these are established on the foundation of Christian values and faith. We are training the next generation of care providers […]

Alumnus Helps with Buncombe County Schools’ Efforts to Make Face Shields

Joseph Hough, ’91, Appreciates How Community is Coming Together to Help Healthcare Providers Story and Photos By Tim ReavesBuncombe County Schools Communications Department ASHEVILLE, N.C.—A whirring chorus – a peculiar song of hope – drifts out of one classroom in a mostly quiet Nesbitt Discovery Academy. While much of the high school sits dark and […]

Gardner-Webb Alumnus, Maj. Jeremy Davis, is Speaker for Veterans Day Service

Event Held at the 11th Hour of the 11th Day of the 11th Month Honors Nation’s Servicemen BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University will join citizens across America in observance of Veterans Day on Nov. 11 with a service at 11 a.m. in Dover Chapel. The day to honor the nation’s military has been celebrated since 1919, […]

Brian Regan ’08

Gardner-Webb alumnus serves as Administrator with N.C. State Highway Patrol “As I moved up the highway patrol organization, the skills I learned at GWU allowed me to be prepared for the administrative aspects and to be a forward and futuristic thinker.” Brian Regan, a 2008 alumnus of Gardner-Webb University, has served nearly three decades with […]

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