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Gardner-Webb Team Explores Ethical Issues Related To Covid-19 In 10th Annual Ethics Bowl, Office Of University Communications

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The 10th annual Ethics Bowl, sponsored by North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities, was a virtual event this year, held via Zoom. The team from Gardner-Webb University was one of 16 to participate in the recent event. Because of the online format, the event was not a competition. Teams were asked to present their positions on two cases, which explored ethical issues relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the presentations were not judged, guests who had previously served as judges provided feedback to the teams.

Gardner-Webb University Students Join Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society, Office Of University Communications

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C.—Gardner-Webb University faculty and staff recently held an informal induction for 15 new members of the Gamma Beta Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda honor society. The students joined the society as representatives of the Degree Completion Program. Officials hope to have a formal in-person ceremony next semester when the COVID-19 pandemic has passed.

Community Spotlights: Hope Community Church Hosts College Night, Janiya Harrison

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“For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them.” Matthew 18:20

Gardner-Webb Students Join Alpha Chi Honor Society, Office Of University Communications

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Members of Gardner-Webb University’s N.C. Zeta Chapter of Alpha Chi hosted the 48 annual induction ceremony on Nov. 15 through a Zoom webinar. Alpha Chi is a national collegiate honor society that promotes academic excellence and exemplary character among college and university students and honors those who achieve such distinction.

Marine Veteran, Purple Heart Recipient, Appreciates Supportive Gwu Staff, Faculty, Office Of University Communications

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On a mission in Afghanistan in 2013, Marine Staff Sgt. Samantha Christopher, of Grover, N.C., and her platoon became the target of a large scale attack. “In a matter of seconds, there were 73 casualties, and I felt helpless in that situation,” recalled the Gardner-Webb University student. “I knew I wanted to help more but did not have the medical knowledge or background to provide advanced care. A few other Marines and I helped carry the casualties onto the helicopters landing and taking off every 1 to 5 minutes. It was in that moment that I felt called to serve …

Gardner-Webb Junior Develops Research Skills To Succeed In Medical School, Office Of University Communications

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Grace Burgin, ’22, enrolled in Gardner-Webb University as a nursing student, but after studying fetal development and receiving encouragement from her professors and friends, she changed her major. The junior from Iron Station, N.C., decided to pursue a degree in biology with a concentration in biomedical sciences. Her goal is to become an obstetrician/gynecologist.

Through Gwu, Student Connects To Community, Gains Experience In Her Field, Office Of University Communications

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Through faculty and staff at Gardner-Webb University, Sarah Allison Rochester, ’20, developed partnerships that were integral to her studies. A senior, Rochester enriched her academic experience by participating in several activities.

Gardner-Webb Student Discovers His Calling In Anatomy And Physiology Class, Office Of University Communications

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When Ethan Garris took his first college course in anatomy and physiology, the study was fascinating, and he realized that he had finally found his calling. That class and its professor are the reasons why he is a student in the Gardner-Webb University Physician Assistant (PA) Studies Program Class of 2022.

Gardner-Webb University Students Stand ‘Together As One’, Office Of University Communications

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Holding signs that read “Black Lives Matter,” “My life matters,” “Act justly, Love mercy, Walk humbly (Micah 6),” and “We stand with you,” a diverse group of students, faculty and staff marched peacefully down Main Street and through campus on Monday. Coordinated by Darien Reynolds, Donnie Thompson and other members of the football team, the group’s message was “Together as One.”

Sigma Zeta Hosts Slip And Slide, Gwu Today

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On Wednesday, September 23rd, Gardner-Webb’s National Science and Math Honor Society, Sigma Zeta, hosted a slip and slide. The money raised will be going to travel costs needed to teach people about Fish Farming.

All photos by Hannah Haggerty. To view more photos from the event, click here.

The It Club Wants To Give Back To The Community, Kanisha Fowler

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Gardner-Webb’s Information Technology Club will host a toiletry items drive to help meet the needs of homeless people within the community. The drive will run until Jan. 30, 2015.