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Scarlett has served at Warner University in a variety of capacities for over seven years. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Warner in 2011, and went on to earn her Master of Educational Leadership from the American College of Education in 2014. Scarlett is also pursuing a Masters in Agriculture and … Read Post
Dr. Flaming has served at Warner University since 2019. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Leadership from Warner in 2019, and went on to earn his Master of Science in Management from Warner in 2022. Dr. Flaming also earned a Doctorate of Education in Learning and Organizational Change from Baylor University … Read Post
Warner University thanks the GiveWell Community Foundation for providing scholarship support to select students from Polk County with a generous grant of $10,000. This significant contribution is designated to fortify the scholarships for students in Polk county, a crucial endeavor aimed at fostering accessibility and inclusivity in higher education within our community. This initiative demonstrates our commitment to … Read Post
Warner University is excited to announce that it has named Gregg Mucerino as Athletic Director. Mucerino has most recently served as Athletic Director at Dallas Christian College. During his tenure, he gained valuable leadership experience by improving recruitment methods, enhancing fundraising efforts, and maximizing the student-athlete experience. He also added four new athletic programs and … Read Post
At Warner University, we celebrate excellence. At this year’s Faculty and Staff Breakfast to close out the academic year, we were proud to celebrate key milestones for several of our staff members who help make this place so special. The following staff members celebrated five years of faithful service to Warner University: Justin Smith from … Read Post
Warner University had the distinct pleasure of having Todd Nettleton, Vice President of Message at The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM), address the graduating class of 2026 at this year’s spring commencement. For almost 28 years, Nettleton has championed, supported, and encouraged persecuted Christians around the world. In light of his service to the Kingdom … Read Post
A common thread that runs through the student body at Warner University is the belief that God’s plan and purpose will always prevail. This is felt in the classrooms and on the court, in work and in worship. Certainly the circumstances that bring students to Warner seem providential, for Leonelis Lopez, God’s providence magnifies his … Read Post
Here at Warner University, we celebrate excellence. We are blessed to not only have excellent students, but we also have faculty who pursue excellence in all they do. We want to highlight a few who are doing great things inside and outside of the classroom: Dr. David Linton is an Assistant Professor of Exercise Science. … Read Post
The road from high school to college is often an adventure and nearly always includes unexpected detours. Change is both challenging and necessary to reach the destination and can be difficult for a young believer to accept. Sometimes God upends our carefully laid plans for his own better plans. Charlotte Brady, a first year sports … Read Post
Warner University is pleased to announce that Todd Nettleton, Vice President of Message at TheVoice of the Martyrs (VOM), will be the University’s spring 2026 commencement speaker.VOM has been providing support and encouragement to persecuted Christians across the worldfor almost 60 years, and Nettleton has served the organization for almost 28 of those years. As … Read Post
Philosophy of Christian Education: Every Christian’s Responsibility In last summer’s “Get-to-Know-Dr. Sutton” series, we released a piece about his approach to Christian higher education and featured two points of his 12-point educational philosophy. This semester we will highlight the other ten principles that Dr. Sutton believes should drive Christian education at the classroom level. Dr. … Read Post
Philosophy of Christian Education: Every Christian’s Responsibility In last summer’s “Get-to-Know-Dr. Sutton” series, we released a piece about his approach to Christian higher education and featured two points of his 12-point educational philosophy. This semester we will highlight the other ten principles that Dr. Sutton believes should drive Christian education at the classroom level. Dr. … Read Post
They say of love, “when you know, you know.” Fortunately for Eden Londot and Will Cochlin, they had a little help from their friends. Before Eden ever set foot on campus as a student, Will’s best friend was already convinced he had met Will’s future wife. What began as a casual comment at a recruiting event would, over time, turn into a story of friendship, commitment, and a shared life that began at Warner.
Some love stories begin with a spark. Others begin with friendship, laughter, and a shared sense of calling. For Rosie Carter and David White, both Class of 1996, their story started the way many great Warner stories do: surrounded by friends, faith, and the daily rhythms of campus life.
Philosophy of Christian Education: A More Comprehensive Integration of Faith and Learning In last summer’s “Get-to-Know-Dr. Sutton” series, we released a piece about his approach to Christian higher education and featured two points of his 12-point educational philosophy. This semester we will highlight the other ten principles that Dr. Sutton believes should drive Christian education … Read Post
Warner University and AdventHealth University enter a partnership allowing Warner University students to continue studies in Nuclear Medicine, Nursing, and Healthcare Administration at AdventHealth University.
Sponsorship opportunities for Apples of Gold, Warner University’s 2026 scholarship benefit gala at Mountain Lake in Lake Wales, Florida.
Philosophy of Christian Education: The Centrality of the Resurrection and Scriptural Authority In last summer’s “Get-to-Know-Dr. Sutton” series, we released a piece about his approach to Christian higher education and featured two points of his 12-point educational philosophy. Those two points were as follows: (1) Christian educators must be prepared and able to communicate the … Read Post
Warner University is making two important changes to its 2026 holiday schedule. First, campus will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in honor of Veterans Day. Second, all offices will be closed not just one day but two days—Friday, July 3 and Monday, July 6—in celebration of Independence Day, which will fall on a … Read Post
