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Gwu Chemistry And Ecology Professors Inspired Alumnus To Study Wildlife Conservation, Office Of University Communications
Gwu Chemistry And Ecology Professors Inspired Alumnus To Study Wildlife Conservation, Office Of University Communications
Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive
Two years before Michael Byron, of San Antonio, Texas, was recruited to the men’s basketball program at Gardner-Webb University, he watched the GWU team defeat the Kentucky Wildcats, 84-68, in a televised game. The historic win was on his mind when he decided to visit the GWU campus. “I got along really well with the players and the coaches,” Byron reflected.
Mission Experience Gives Gwu Nursing Student A Look Into Her Future, Office Of University Communications
Mission Experience Gives Gwu Nursing Student A Look Into Her Future, Office Of University Communications
Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive
As a 15-year-old, Hope Still sensed God was calling her into medical missions. Her first step toward answering the call was choosing to major in nursing at Gardner-Webb University. A recent opportunity to spend three weeks at a mission hospital in South Asia helped to provide even more clarity for the junior from Harrisburg, N.C.
Fourth-Year Medical Student Values Gwu Professors Who ‘Invested In His Life’, Office Of University Communications
Fourth-Year Medical Student Values Gwu Professors Who ‘Invested In His Life’, Office Of University Communications
Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive
Tyler Beckler (’13), a native of Hickory, N.C., described himself as an idealistic 18-year-old when he arrived on campus at Gardner-Webb University. “I wanted to make people’s lives better—to change the world—but I had no idea how to do that,” he recalled. Before the end of the first semester, though, his future started to take shape.
Gardner-Webb Alumnus Dedicated To Keeping Skiers Safe On The Slopes, Office Of University Communications
Gardner-Webb Alumnus Dedicated To Keeping Skiers Safe On The Slopes, Office Of University Communications
Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive
Thousands of skiers travel to the majestic snow-covered mountains in Steamboat Springs, Colo., to experience a memorable day on the slopes. Beginners are focused on staying upright, but the experienced want to feel the rush of gliding down the trail. Charlie Reynolds, a Gardner-Webb University alumnus, is a member of a ski patrol team that keeps them all safe.
Motivated By His Battle With Diabetes, Gwu Swimmer Plans Career In Healthcare Field, Office Of University Communications
Motivated By His Battle With Diabetes, Gwu Swimmer Plans Career In Healthcare Field, Office Of University Communications
Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive
Diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the age of 9, Riley Brock (’18) of Kings Mountain, N.C., is all too familiar with doctors, Physician Assistants (PAs) and others in healthcare. He always wanted to go into the medical field, but through his experience, has developed a greater desire to enter the profession. “Hopefully, I can provide knowledge and care for patients the way my doctors and PAs did for me,” affirmed Brock, a member of the Gardner-Webb University men’s swim team.
Gwu Exercise Science Classes Prepare Student For Future In Medicine, Office Of University Communications
Gwu Exercise Science Classes Prepare Student For Future In Medicine, Office Of University Communications
Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive
London Schumacher (’18) admits she’s somewhat nerdy when it comes to studying anatomy and physiology. The Waynesville, N.C., native is majoring in exercise science to prepare for Physician Assistant (PA) school. One of her favorite classes has been Motor Behavior taught by Dr. Jeff Hartman, associate professor of exercise science at Gardner-Webb University.