Add to ORKGAn educator for 21 years, Brian Sherman of Campobello, S.C., has experienced all levels of the profession, from teacher and coach to administrator. Now serving as assistant to the superintendent and district ombudsman for Greenville County (S.C.) Schools, he is responsible for helping parents resolve issues involving their child’s education. But he also has a passion to help young educators grow in their careers and is working to complete his doctor of education degree at Gardner-Webb University.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/1970/thumbnail.jp
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While completing her master of arts in curriculum and instruction at Gardner-Webb University, Jessic...
The Gardner-Webb University School of Education will conduct its annual conference, Keeping Learning...
Urged by her principal to pursue an administrative degree, Katrissa Fisher (’17) of Winterville, N.C...
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Benjamin Abee (’17) of Trinity, N.C., took a job in manufacturing when he graduated from high school...
Through Gardner-Webb University’s fully-online Teacher Assistants to Teachers program, Heather Foush...
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While completing her Master of Arts in Executive Leadership Studies (MELS) from Gardner-Webb Univers...
Through student-teaching experiences and training activities, the Gardner-Webb University School of ...
Nearly 700 students attend the elementary school in Chapel Hill, N.C., where Kyndal Davis ’15 teache...
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On Lauren Hamilton’s first day of student teaching, the lesson she prepared fell flat. The children ...
Cortney Kerley Beckler’s job as a teacher at the non-profit St. Ann’s Center for Children, Youth and...
While completing her master of arts in curriculum and instruction at Gardner-Webb University, Jessic...
The Gardner-Webb University School of Education will conduct its annual conference, Keeping Learning...
Urged by her principal to pursue an administrative degree, Katrissa Fisher (’17) of Winterville, N.C...
Julie Stanley of Winston-Salem, N.C., taught elementary students for nearly 10 years. Now, she’s pre...
The Gardner-Webb University School of Education is working with a local elementary school in Clevela...
Benjamin Abee (’17) of Trinity, N.C., took a job in manufacturing when he graduated from high school...
Through Gardner-Webb University’s fully-online Teacher Assistants to Teachers program, Heather Foush...
A man with both a heart for his hometown community and a desire to help future school administrators...
While completing her Master of Arts in Executive Leadership Studies (MELS) from Gardner-Webb Univers...
Through student-teaching experiences and training activities, the Gardner-Webb University School of ...
Nearly 700 students attend the elementary school in Chapel Hill, N.C., where Kyndal Davis ’15 teache...
When Conrad Gorman (’18) of Mount Pleasant, S.C., came to Gardner-Webb to interview for the Physicia...
Lawrence Peoples (’17) of Greensboro, N.C., heard about Gardner-Webb from his assistant principal an...
On Lauren Hamilton’s first day of student teaching, the lesson she prepared fell flat. The children ...
Cortney Kerley Beckler’s job as a teacher at the non-profit St. Ann’s Center for Children, Youth and...
While completing her master of arts in curriculum and instruction at Gardner-Webb University, Jessic...
The Gardner-Webb University School of Education will conduct its annual conference, Keeping Learning...