Page 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 […]
Page 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 […]
News Article Alum’s Varied Educational Experiences Contribute to His Professional and Personal Success Justin Clapsaddle, ’07, Utilizes Master of Accountancy as School Administrator and Artisan Justin Clapsaddle, a 2007 alumnus of Gardner-Webb University, has never regretted any investment he made in his education. His teachers have ranged from Army sergeants and military professors to accounting instructors, bank executives, and artisans. Each one contributed to his success as a […] Web Communications | July 18, 2021
News Article 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 […] Web Communications | April 29, 2024
Page Noel Center Student Handbook Orientation and Mobility Policy An orientation and mobility specialist provides orientation to the campus for the student who is blind or visually impaired. Procedure The student must request orientation to campus at the time of acceptance to Gardner- Webb University. The student should check mobility orientation to campus in the accommodations request section of the […]
Page Nursing What can I do with a Major in Nursing? Staff Nursing Job Types Pediatrics Surgical Emergency Critical Care Maternity Women’s Health Newborn Intensive Care Cancer Treatment Psychiatric/Mental Health Operating Room/Recovery Room Occupational or Industrial Health Employers Hospitals Clinics and medical centers Physicians’ offices and medical groups Outpatient surgery centers Home health agencies Extended care facilities: […]
Page College of Education Gardner-Webb University’s College of Education strives to develop reflective and ethical educators who are knowledgeable in content, respectful of diversity, proficient in technology, and skilled in meeting the needs of all students. Graduates of Gardner-Webb’s College of Education should be 21st-century leaders in every aspect of their profession, having the instructional, technological and collaborative communication […]
Page Writing Center Our Mission The Writing Center offers free assistance on any problem related to writing to all Gardner-Webb students. A staff of qualified graduate and undergraduate students, under the direction of a faculty specialist in writing, provide individual and group tutoring and answer questions upon request. Consultants “teach” and “guide” rather than simply correct papers. Consultations […]
Page Noel Center for Disability Resources Disability Resources at Gardner-Webb Gardner-Webb University believes in the equality of all people and in the ability of each individual to contribute in a meaningful way to the global society. Through the Noel Center for Disability Resources, qualified students with disabilities can receive reasonable accommodations that ensure equal access to a higher education. We strive […]
Post Dr. David Yelton, Ph.D. Associate Provost for Arts & Sciences and Professor of History Dr. Yelton was recently awarded the Vandervort Prize from the Journal of Military History for his article “Older German Officers and National Socialist Activism: Evidence from the German Volkssturm,” that appeared in the April 2019 issue. Yelton is one of only four historians to receive the award […] Web Communications | March 1, 2020
News Article 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, […] Web Communications | November 9, 2022
Person Jessica Jones Thank you for considering Gardner-Webb University as you prepare to work towards your degree. My number one goal is simply to help you meet yours! I look forward to getting to know you and making your transition to Gardner-Webb as smooth as possible. Please do not hesitate to call or email me with any questions […]
News Article Gardner-Webb Psychology Degree Leads to Success Natalie Bada, ’23, Grateful for Opportunity to Complete her Degree and Work in Fulfilling Job BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Natalie Bada graduated in May 2023 from Gardner-Webb University—after 13 years and two distressing life events—to earn a bachelor’s in psychology. Although difficult and painful, her experiences led to new opportunities and a fulfilling job working with children […] Web Communications | January 16, 2024
Person Dr. Jason Willis Jason has an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and a M.A. in Mathematics Education from Appalachian State University. He is the Mathematics Education Program Coordinator at Gardner-Webb and works closely with the School of Education to prepare students for a career in teaching mathematics. Before coming to Gardner-Webb, Jason worked as a high school math teacher […]
Person Dr. Timothy Vanderburg Education Ph.D., Mississippi State University; M.A. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte; B.A. Gardner-Webb University Professor Vanderburg’s work focuses on the nature of paternalism at Cannon Mills and Kannapolis. A specialist in the twentieth-century South and a “Who’s Who Among American Teachers,” he teaches courses on the New South, the American Civil War, and […]
Person Theandra (Thea) Thompson Theandra “Thea” Thompson is the Associate Vice President of Web & Digital Communications. She leads a team of professionals that manages the main university website, social media channels and email communication. Prior to joining Gardner-Webb in January 2020, she previously worked as a digital analyst at Masco Retail Support Services and Food Lion Corporate as […]
Person Tom Martin, PharmD Education Pharmacokinetics Residency Doctor of Pharmacy Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Certified Diabetic Educator Diploma in Asthma Care Basic and Advanced Life Support Education Leadership Clinical Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, UNC at Chapel Hill Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Wingate University Adjunct Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Campbell University Clinical Practice Experience Clinical […]
Person Ashley Sahms Ashley is the business intelligence developer/analyst in Technology Services. Her experience includes guest services lead at Broad River Retail DBA Ashley Furniture where she was promoted to accounts receivable specialist within six months. After a few years, she decided to be an advocate in the education field and began teaching via lateral entry for Gaston […]
Person Stephanie Allen, M.A./Ed.S., LCMHCS, NCC, CCTP Stephanie Allen is director of the Counseling Center. She has been employed as a counselor at Gardner-Webb since 2014. She is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, and a National Certified Counselor. Allen received her Master of Arts/Education Specialist degree in Mental Health Counseling from GWU in 2012. She also holds a Bachelor of Science […]
Person Leanna Hamrick Leanna is a financial planning specialist. Previously, she worked for Gingerbread Meeting House. She has an Associate in Arts from Gaston College. She enjoys dancing, fishing, going to the beach, and watching movies.
Person Dr. Jonathan Ahearn Jonathan is assistant professor of Exercise Science. He received his Doctor of Physical Therapy at the University of South Carolina and his Bachelor of Science from Gardner-Webb. He also holds certifications as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist. Ahearn has been a North Carolina and South Carolina state certified physical therapist since 2013. He met his wife, Victoria, […]
Person Dean Clark Dean’s experience includes working as executive vice president at Southwestern College (Winfield, Kan.), vice president at Carthage College (Kenosha, Wis.) and investment specialist with Charles Schwab. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from Carthage and a Master of Business Administration from Loyola University in Chicago, Ill. His interests are spending time […]
Person Allison Horton Allison is a payroll specialist. She has 12 years of experience working in retail and enjoys helping people. She has an Associate of Applied Science Degree from Isothermal Community College in Spindale, N.C. She is known to friends and family as a “craftaholic.” She enjoys making things and seeing what she can create. She finds […]
Person Crystal Carter Crystal Carter is administrative assistant for the Noel Center for Disability Resources. She was previously employed as an administrative assistant for the law office of Richard Williams, an IDD specialist for Universal Mental Health and a library assistant at the Rutherford County Library. Her hobbies include working puzzles, reading and crafting.
Person Patricia Houston Patricia “Tricia” Houston is a support specialist in Business Services. She was previously employed by Cleveland Memorial Park, assisting families with future burial plans and with at-need services. Her interests include her children, photography, volleyball and football.
Post Wallace Reid Carpenter Professor Emeritus of Management Information Systems Wallace R. Carpenter (1926-2008), the son of Cletus Carl and Nellie Bridges Carpenter, was born in Shelby, N.C., and grew up in Cleveland County. He had three brothers and one sister. He was a 1947 graduate of Shelby High School. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in history […] Web Communications | August 25, 2022
Post Oland Summers Professor Emeritus of Music Education Dr. Oland Summers (1934-) was born in South Bend, Ind., to Charles and Gladys Summers. He graduated in 1952 from James W. Riley High School in South Bend. He then earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in music teacher education at Indiana State University, his education specialist degree in music […] Web Communications | August 25, 2022
Post George R. Cribb Professor Emeritus of Music Dr. George R. Cribb (1927 -), university professor, department chair and choir director, was born in coastal South Carolina, the son of Boyd and Frances Granger Cribb. The son of a farmer, Cribb’s early values were shaped as he developed a respect for the traditional ethic of hard work. He graduated […] Web Communications | August 25, 2022
Page Faculty Awards 2022-2023 Excellence in Teaching Award This years Excellence in Teaching award recipient is Dr. Yvonne Smith, Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing Practitioner Program Coordinator and Associate Professor of Nursing. The Excellence in Teaching award is presented each year to an exceptional faculty member who has shown academic rigor, effective course design, and dedication to students. […]
News Article Gardner-Webb Department of Communication, Art and Design Hosts First Professional Takeover Day Communications Professionals from Several Fields Share Insider Advice with Students BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Professional communicators took over classes in Gardner-Webb University’s Department of Communication, Art and Design (CAD) on March 22 for the first Professional Takeover Day. The guests represented print and broadcast journalism, social media and public relations. During the day, they participated in panel […] Web Communications | March 29, 2023
News Article Gardner-Webb Hosts Panel Discussion for Women’s History Month BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Women gained the right to vote in 1920, the Equal Pay Act became law in 1963, and the Civil Rights Act passed in 1964. How did these historical moments affect local women? To celebrate Women’s History Month and explore these topics and others, the Gardner-Webb Office of Multicultural Affairs is hosting, “Generational Panel: […] Web Communications | February 24, 2020
Page Chemistry What can I do with a Major in Chemistry? Analytical Job Types Research Development Analysis and Testing Consulting Environmental Forensics Employers Federal, state, and local government Federal agencies including National Aeronautics and Space Administration Manufacturing firms including textile, petroleum, food, electronics, glass, paper, packaging, machinery, cosmetics, paint, drug, and chemical industries Industrial production and inspection […]
Page Education What can I do with a Major in Education? K-12 Job Types Teaching: Pre-school , Elementary, Middle, Secondary Administration: Principalship, Superintendency Special Services: Guidance Counseling, School Psychology, School Social Work, Occupational and Physical Therapy, Audiology and Speech Pathology, Library/Information Services, Special Education, Curriculum Supervision, Subject Area Supervision Employers Elementary, middle and secondary schools: public, private, […]
Page Public Health What can I do with a Major in Public Health? Behavioral Science and Health Education Job Types Employers Strategies Health Policy and Administration Job Types Employers Strategies Environmental and Occupational Health Job Types Employers Strategies Epidemiology Job Types Employers Strategies Biostatistics Job Types Employers Strategies International Health Job Types Employers Strategies Strategies for Placement in […]
Page Noel Center Student Handbook Admission to Gardner-Webb University Policy Individuals with a disability enter the University through the established admissions procedures that are required of all applicants. Neither the nature nor the severity of one’s disability is used as criterion for admission. Documentation of a disability does not need to be provided during the application process. Procedure Students requesting […]
Page Post Acceptance Requirements for Physician Assistants Once accepted into the Gardner-Webb Physician Assistant Program, the following conditions must be met and completed by the stated deadlines to matriculate into the program. Instructions for completing the items below are included in the acceptance package. Hepatitis B vaccination: AND Influenza vaccination: Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccination: Polio vaccination: Varicella vaccination: **A history of […]
Program Mental Health Counseling Continuing Education Series Searight Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7431. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Searight PACE is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs. NEW CLASS AVAILABLE: Intergenerational Trauma: The Burdens We Are Not Meant to Carry | […]
Program SAP S/4HANA Cloud Certificate Program Get the skill you need to incorporate built-in intelligent technologies, including AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics. This highly demanded professional certificate course will help you to understand how your agency or other firms can use SAP S/4HANA Cloud for the public sector to modernize your finance functions. Curriculum What You’ll Learn You will be […]
Post Ignite Your Mind Land your dream internship or take a semester abroad – learn more about the opportunities that will shape your academic experience inside the classroom and around the world. John R. Dover Memorial Library The library houses over 282,000 physical texts in a 45,000 square foot multi-purpose space, complete with study rooms and vending options to meet […] Web Communications | November 12, 2020
News Article Gardner-Webb Faculty Members Receive Awards for Service to the University Honors Presented to Full-Time and Adjunct Faculty in Undergrad, Degree Completion and Graduate Programs BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Karen Aubrey recently recognized University faculty members for their dedication and service, presenting awards for 2021-22. These honors included: Rising Star, Faculty Service, Mentoring and Academic Advising, and Nancy Francis-Gregg […] Web Communications | August 23, 2022
News Article Celebrating Alumni – Dr. Tia Jones Honored as National Outstanding Assistant Principal GWU Alumna is One of 19 Recognized by the National Association of Elementary School Principals BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Students are the focus of Gardner-Webb University’s mission. Faculty members seek to engage students with unique, experiential learning opportunities to prepare them for their next steps. Whether they choose to begin a career or accept the academic challenges […] Web Communications | September 22, 2022
Post Marion ‘Lansford’ Jolley Professor Emeritus of Social Sciences Marion “Lansford” Jolley (1927-2013), professor emeritus of social sciences, was born in Cleveland County, N.C., the son of M.A. and Dovie Jolley, of Boiling Springs. Lansford’s mother, Dovie H. Jolley, taught first grade at Boiling Springs Elementary School for 46 years and was a graduate of Gardner-Webb. Lansford’s father, Marion […] Web Communications | August 25, 2022
News Article Rachel Gaura of Chapin, S.C., Receives Gardner-Webb’s Full-Tuition Tucker Scholarship Senior at Spring Hill High School Honored for her Service, Leadership and Academics BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—A senior from Spring Hill High School in Chapin, S.C., is the 2022 winner of Gardner-Webb University’s most prestigious scholarship. In a surprise presentation at her home, members of the Gardner-Webb University Admissions Office along with Mac the Mascot brought […] Web Communications | December 5, 2022
Post Barbara Jensen Cribb Associate Professor Emerita of Education Barbara Jensen Cribb (1928-2013), associate professor of education, dedicated her life to education. She began touching the lives of students during the years 1957-1959 in Clinton, Miss., as a kindergarten teacher at Clinton Baptist Church. Upon receiving her Bachelor of Science degree in 1962 with a major in both education […] Web Communications | August 25, 2022
News Article 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 […] Web Communications | May 10, 2023
News Article Gardner-Webb Alumna Celebrates Accomplishments of Early Black Leaders Tyra Montour, ’16, Pursues Doctorate to Tackle Health Disparities and Advocate for Vulnerable Populations “The observance of Juneteenth is about the journey and achievement of African Americans—from a horrific period of sanctioned enslavement to the pinnacle of human endeavors. It is a story of pride, resilience and determination that will always be of historical and […] Web Communications | June 12, 2023
News Article 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 […] Web Communications | July 6, 2023
News Article Kathleen Mirgon Crum Named Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach Former Pfeiffer Leader Becomes 4th Head Coach in Gardner-Webb Lacrosse History BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. – Vice President and Director of Athletics Dr. Andrew T. Goodrich has named Kathleen Mirgon Crum the next head coach of Gardner-Webb’s women’s lacrosse program, the Department of Athletics announced on Wednesday. Mirgon Crum becomes the fourth head coach in program […] Web Communications | July 13, 2023
News Article Gardner-Webb Faculty Leader Honored with Prestigious Award for Scholarly Research Dr. David Yelton Receives Vandervort Prize for His Work in Military History BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—A Gardner-Webb faculty leader, who has served the University for nearly three decades, has been honored with a prestigious award for scholarly research. Dr. David Yelton, associate provost for the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of history, received the […] Web Communications | March 23, 2020
News Article 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 […] Web Communications | August 22, 2023
News Article Gardner-Webb Faculty Recognized with Awards Administration Presents Honors for Excellence in the Classroom, Service, Mentorship and Scholarship BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—At the recent Fall Faculty Assembly, Gardner-Webb University administrators honored faculty members with various awards. Gardner-Webb President Dr. William M. Downs presented the 2022-2023 Excellence in Teaching award to Associate Professor of Nursing Dr. Yvonne Smith. Provost and Vice President for […] Web Communications | August 28, 2023
News Article Celebrating Alumni – Shamanda Burston Chosen to Lead Program for Behavioral Health Charlotte GWU Alumna and Adjunct Coordinates Enhanced Outpatient Treatment BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Students are the focus of Gardner-Webb University’s mission. Faculty members seek to engage students with unique, experiential learning opportunities to prepare them for their next steps as GWU alumni. Whether they choose to begin a career or accept the academic challenges of graduate school, […] Web Communications | September 18, 2023
Post Tips and Techniques for Successfully Managing Seasonal Stress Lower Your Stress Level in as Little as One Minute Written by Dr. Sharon Webb Weary from stress and multiple emotions experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are looking forward to the holidays. However, Christmas celebrations will probably look different this year as families strive to keep everyone healthy. Changing traditions could lead to […] Web Communications | December 9, 2020
Program Bachelor of Science in Accounting A Bachelor of Science in Accounting will provide you with an overview of the basics and best practices of accounting, along with an array of quantitative techniques and business-based computer and problem-solving skills. Coupled with studies rooted in Christian ethics, your program will allow you to put your learning into practice, explore career interests and […]
Article A Breath of Fresh Air Tayuanee Dewberry Brings Positive Attitude, Business Acumen to Reintroduce Girl Scouting Spend just five minutes talking with Tayuanne Dewberry, and she will inspire you to tackle any problem. Her smile, her energy and her positive attitude are contagious. In April 2021, she became the chief executive officer of the Girl Scouts Hornets’ Nest Council in […]
Article Bulldogs Together … Ready and Strong Gardner-Webb Answered the Call to Serve During the Pandemic As nations around the world began responding to the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, Gardner-Webb University made the decision to follow the recommended prevention measures to help stem the spread. Students were asked to stay home for the rest of the spring semester, and all face-to-face […]
Program SAP S/4HANA Cloud Certificate Program Beginner Cybersecurity If you’re interested in the world of cybersecurity, this course is the perfect introduction. While there are tons of resources on cybersecurity for technically savvy people, it’s hard to find a good basic course. That’s where this class comes in. The instructor will explain the basics of computers, networking, security, and privacy—in plain language, […]
News Article Gardner-Webb Renews Radio Partnership with 730 The Game ESPN Charlotte Expands Partnership with Alpha Graphics South Charlotte as title sponsor of the Runnin’ Bulldogs Sports Network BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University Athletics has renewed its agreement with 730 The Game ESPN Charlotte (N.C.) to continue as the flagship radio station for 2023-2024 men’s and women’s basketball seasons. Again this season, select broadcasts of Gardner-Webb men’s and […] Web Communications | November 9, 2023
Post Launita ‘Lonnie’ June Eye Proctor Professor Emerita of Physical Education Launita “Lonnie” June Eye Proctor (1929 -2014) was born in Rantoul, Kan., to Dr. Boyd Franklin and Mary Jane Sutton Eye. She and her two brothers were reared in Philadelphia, Pa. Proctor spent her early years just outside of Philadelphia until moving to Missouri. She graduated from Central High School […] Web Communications | August 25, 2022
News Article GWU Alumnus is Region 8 Principal of the Year Phil Rogers, ’96, Grateful for Influences of His Father, Gardner-Webb Coach and Professors BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—A lifelong resident of Rutherford County, N.C., Phil Rogers graduated from Gardner-Webb University in May 1996 with a bachelor’s degree in social studies education. That same year, he was hired to teach and coach baseball at R-S Central, where he […] Web Communications | January 23, 2024
Program Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction Become an instructional leader who will create and strategically manage processes related to curriculum, instruction, and assessment. Students will deepen their knowledge and understanding of educational practices and acquire tools needed to provide professional leadership in curriculum, teacher education, and professional development in the schools. The purpose of the Doctor of Education in Curriculum and […]
News Article Gardner-Webb’s November Webb Connections Honors Military and Their Families President Dr. William Downs Hosts Distinguished Panel of Veterans, an ROTC Student, and Military Family Member BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—As the nation honors its veterans during November, Gardner-Webb University’s Webb Connections program this month will focus on the contributions and sacrifices of military members and their families. Hosted by GWU President Dr. William Downs, “Gardner-Webb and […] Web Communications | November 12, 2021
News Article More Than 70 Companies Scheduled to Attend GWU Career and Internship Fair on Oct. 27 Students Can Prepare by Reviewing Their Resume and Practicing ‘Elevator’ Pitch By Sarianna Miranda-Rosado, Intern for Communications BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb University Center for Personal and Professional Development will host over 70 companies at the fall Career and Internship Fair on Oct. 27 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Held in Tucker Student Center, the […] Web Communications | October 20, 2021
News Article 180-Mile Cycle to the Sea Fundraiser Postponed Because of COVID-19 Concerns Jacob Conley, ’08, Raises Money for Adaptive Sports Program with Support From Alma Mater BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Jacob Conley, a 2008 graduate of Gardner-Webb University, will have to wait to participate in his 12th Cycle to the Sea. Originally scheduled for Oct. 21-23, the fundraiser has been postponed because of COVID-19 concerns. Organizers will look to […] Web Communications | October 8, 2021
News Article Gardner-Webb Honors Experience Provides Preview of College Life High Schoolers Who Attend Qualify to Compete for Full-Tuition, Room and Board Scholarship BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.— A group of 44 high school students from all over the East coast spent five days recently on the campus of Gardner-Webb University experiencing life on a Christian college campus—eating in the cafeteria, living in the residence hall, and […] Web Communications | July 28, 2021
News Article Gardner-Webb Offers Scholarship Programs to Christian Churches and Organizations Over $250,000 Awarded Through Church-Matching and Minister’s Dependent Grants BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—In 2019, Gardner-Webb University officials announced a substantial expansion of Church-Matching and Minister’s Dependent scholarship programs. That year, only three students had received funds through these avenues. Since announcing the commitment, more than 50 students have been awarded over $250,000 in aid. “The Church-Matching […] Web Communications | June 22, 2021
News Article Gardner-Webb Alumna Producing Film to Destigmatize Mental Health Issues Shamanda Burston, ’12 and ’14, is a Counselor, Author and Executive Producer 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. […] Web Communications | January 29, 2021
News Article Gardner-Webb Physician Assistant (PA) Student Provides Primary Care During Coronavirus Ryan Higgins, ‘20, Participates in Telemedicine and Direct Patient Care Ryan Higgins, of Corvallis, Oregon, a student in the Physician Assistant (PA) Studies program at Gardner-Webb University, is currently participating in a telehealth clinical rotation in California, a state that was one of the early “hot spots” in confirmed Coronavirus cases. Higgins is working in […] Web Communications | April 30, 2020
News Article 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 […] Web Communications | April 16, 2020
Person Kathleen Mirgon Crum In 2024, Mirgon Crum enters her first season at Gardner-Webb after serving two seasons as the head coach at Pfeiffer University. During her tenure in Misenheimer, Mirgon Crum coached four all-conference players, including Alexis Murriel, who led NCAA Division III in ground balls per game (6.19) and ranked second nationally in caused turnovers per game (4.31) […]
Post Claude Douglas ‘Doug’ Bryan Associate Provost Emeritus for Student Success Dr. Claude Douglas Bryan is the son of Rudolph and Beatrice Bryan. Born in 1954, he spent his childhood surrounded by the rugged beauty of Greenwood, S.C. The oldest of three children, he became the first in his immediate family to pursue postsecondary education. Once he started school, he […] Web Communications | August 25, 2022
News Article Gardner-Webb Announces Lawrence Brinson as New Director of Diversity and Inclusion Chosen After a Nationwide Search, Brinson Brings Over 20 Years of Experience as an Educator and Leader BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University officials have announced that Lawrence Brinson has accepted the position of Director of Diversity and Inclusion. Brinson, of Huntersville, N.C., was chosen after a nationwide search and will begin his new role on April […] Web Communications | March 11, 2022
