Add to ORKGIn North Carolina, several community organizations focus their efforts on helping high school students graduate. One such group serves 1,800 adolescents in Charlotte and is led by an alumna of Gardner-Webb University. Tayuanee Dewberry is the executive director of Right Moves for Youth (RMFY), a non-profit dropout prevention and youth development program.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/1419/thumbnail.jp
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While completing her Master of Arts in Executive Leadership Studies (MELS) from Gardner-Webb Univers...
Callie Owen, a junior at Gardner-Webb University, is guided by a goal “to one day be able to give ba...
A Gardner-Webb alumna is taking her passion for social justice to a whole new level after being appo...
Haley Spurlin (‘17), a Gardner-Webb University alumna from Ennice, N.C., has taken the professional ...
Helping people realize the dream of home ownership is just one part of the mission of Habitat for Hu...
Since graduating from Gardner-Webb University in 2014, Kyeonta “Keon” Williams Jr. of Charlotte, N.C...
When William S. “Jack” Weller retired in 2009, he was free to spend more time working at his volunte...
In her first year at Gardner-Webb University, Lauren McIntyre, of Lincolnton, N.C., engaged in campu...
As sports director of the Lake Norman (N.C.) YMCA, Alex Ellwood (’12) combines his degree in psychol...
Gardner-Webb University is one of eight schools to receive a $5,000 Minority Male Mentoring Grant fr...
There are so many opportunities for students to get involved with the community. According to Micah ...
Urged by her principal to pursue an administrative degree, Katrissa Fisher (’17) of Winterville, N.C...
Before enrolling in the Gardner-Webb University Degree Completion Program (DCP), Claire Bowen, of St...
A business with five locations in the Piedmont region of North Carolina has several connections to G...
High school guidance counselors often serve as a link between college-bound students and the univers...
While completing her Master of Arts in Executive Leadership Studies (MELS) from Gardner-Webb Univers...
Callie Owen, a junior at Gardner-Webb University, is guided by a goal “to one day be able to give ba...
A Gardner-Webb alumna is taking her passion for social justice to a whole new level after being appo...