Add to ORKGAs a student in the Department of Natural Sciences at Gardner-Webb University, Amanda Hall ’18 examined complex ideas in biology and chemistry. “My major classes were taught by quality professors who had such extensive knowledge in their fields,” she shared. “I am being reminded of concepts in my graduate classes rather than hearing them for the first time.”https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/1364/thumbnail.jp
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Alex Suptela, ’16, chose to study biology and psychology at Gardner-Webb University, because both su...
Marissa Parsons placed a decal from Gardner-Webb University on her car window after her first visit ...
Callie Owen, a junior at Gardner-Webb University, is guided by a goal “to one day be able to give ba...
Kristy Young Johnson (’92) took a course in her first semester at Gardner-Webb that prevented her fr...
As a student in the Department of Natural Sciences at Gardner-Webb University, Amber Bellamy ’09 app...
When she examines a patient to determine a diagnosis, Natalie Pippin Britt ’08 relies on the critica...
Kristin Allison ’15, a native of Old Fort, N.C., applied to Gardner-Webb University on a whim. She w...
London Schumacher (’18) admits she’s somewhat nerdy when it comes to studying anatomy and physiology...
When Merideth Byl (’16) of Tucson, Ariz., began her college hunt, she wanted to find a Christian sch...
Grace Burgin, ’22, enrolled in Gardner-Webb University as a nursing student, but after studying feta...
As an undergraduate student at Gardner-Webb University, Amy Schmitt Boyer ’15 studied six-lined race...
Wendy Harmon grew up with the mountains, rivers, lakes, and streams of western North Carolina at her...
Gardner-Webb University offers a new undergraduate degree in biochemistry, beginning this fall. The ...
Now enrolled in what she described as an “intense” Occupational Therapy graduate degree program, Cha...
Cortney Kerley Beckler’s job as a teacher at the non-profit St. Ann’s Center for Children, Youth and...
Alex Suptela, ’16, chose to study biology and psychology at Gardner-Webb University, because both su...
Marissa Parsons placed a decal from Gardner-Webb University on her car window after her first visit ...
Callie Owen, a junior at Gardner-Webb University, is guided by a goal “to one day be able to give ba...