“Students must be taught how to think, not what to think.” I have probably heard the statement above uttered at least 50 times during my career in education. I agree wholeheartedly with the first part of it. I also agree with some people’s understanding of the second part, but not everyone has the same understanding—and … Read Post
Dear Warner University alumni and friends, Last Monday I was incredibly honored when the Board of Trustees selected me to serve as the fourth president of Warner University—your university. The last few days have been emotional for me and my family as we have processed the exciting new calling that God has given us. I … Read Post
Warner University is pleased to announce that Dr. Craig Williford has been appointed as the interim president while the Board of Trustees conducts a nationwide search for the university’s fourth president. Dr. Williford brings over 50 years of distinguished experience in both ministry and academic leadership. He has served as CEO and President of Multnomah … Read Post
The Board of Trustees is proud to announce Reverend Dr. G. Craig Williford has accepted the Board’s request to serve as interim president of Warner University effective August 1. Reverend Dr. Williford will ensure the university’s forward momentum in implementing Warner’s mission. He will serve in this role until a national search is concluded to … Read Post
The Warner University Board of Trustees announced today that Dr. David A. Hoag has been called to lead Christian higher education on a national scale effective September 1, 2024. Dr. Hoag has been selected as the new President of Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) in Washington D.C., serving more than 185 schools. President … Read Post
Dear Warner University Online Students, The impact of Hurricane Ian has affected some people in our community in devastating ways. In order to best accommodate our students and reduce unnecessary anxiety during these challenging times, please note that all work for week 6 (the current week/Monday, September 26 through Sunday, October 2) will not be required for … Read Post
October 6, 2022 Traditional Students, We continue to pray for your well-being while you are away from campus. We miss having you here. You are the reason Warner exists, and we are eager for your return. We are working hard to facilitate your return somewhere around the middle of next week. Until we give the … Read Post
Video update on Hurricane Ian as of October 10, 2022 at 12pm. Students can return back to campus starting tomorrow, Tuesday October 11, 2022 at 9am. Video update on Hurricane Ian as of October 6, 2022 at 5pm. Students can return back to campus on October 11, 2022 at 9am. Video update on Hurricane Ian … Read Post
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This past weekend, President Hoag was invited to Chicago to visit with Pastor Corey Brooks for Rooftop Revelations to discuss education and the role colleges and universities have on the younger generation. Fox News covered their conversation- listen to their conversation below “I think it even goes back farther than the schools,” Hoag said. “I … Read Post
