On February 7, a group of Warner University students had the opportunity to serve at the Night to Shine event held at First Baptist Church Lake Wales. Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, is an unforgettable prom night experience centered on God’s love for people with special needs, ages 14 and older. … Read Post
Studying in the field of STEM is no easy feat. It requires focus, dedication, and an effective strategy for success. But even more than that, it requires a sense of purpose—an understanding of why all the hard work is worth it. On Tuesday, March 11, from 6:30-7:30 pm, George Livingston, Instructor of Biology and Chemistry … Read Post
Dr. R. Mark Montgomery, an adjunct professor at Warner University, has recently published Missional Hope: Unlocking Receptivity in the Narcissistic West. Peer-reviewed across three continents, this insightful work explores the intricate link between narcissism and shame in Western culture, offering valuable perspectives on effective evangelism and disciple-making in today’s complex world. Described as “an intriguing … Read Post
As the fall semester came to a close, Warner University’s education department spotlighted three senior students during their final internships. Rebecca “Lacey” Collier, Kaylin Brown and Samantha Berube showcased exceptional dedication and professionalism as they honed their teaching skills in various classrooms and settings. Lacey Collier, pursuing a degree in Exceptional Student Education, interned with … Read Post
On December 6, the Natural Science Department hosted a special event showcasing the senior science project presentations. Faculty members, students and guests gathered to support and celebrate the achievements of six outstanding students: Bianca Francis, Haylee Woodhouse, Abigail Zavala, Valerie Torres, Victoria Fuentes and Karina Lopez. Each student delivered an in-depth presentation on various topics … Read Post
Dr. Laurie Boulden, Associate Professor of Elementary Education, showcased her expertise at the National Council for Social Studies (NCSS) Annual Conference held November 22-24 in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. Boulden delivered a well-received poster presentation, engaging with lots of social studies educators, administrators, and professionals from across the country. The NCSS Annual Conference serves as a … Read Post
Warner University is proud to announce that Dr. Shawn Craigmiles, Assistant Professorof Bible, Theology, and Ministry, has agreed to serve as Interim Academic Dean afterDr. Gentry Sutton’s move to the Advancement department. Dr. Craigmiles is currently inhis seventh year at Warner University. For the past two years, Dr. Craigmiles has served as chair of the … Read Post
Warner University is proud to announce that Dr. Gentry Sutton is now Executive VicePresident and Vice President of Advancement. Dr. Sutton, who previously served asExecutive Vice President and Chief Academic Officer, brings 25 years of experience inhigher education to his new role. During his 5 ½-year tenure at Warner, Dr. Sutton has significantly advanced theinstitution … Read Post
The life of a faculty member can be very busy. You may not realize that outside of teaching classes full-time, Warner’s faculty members are usually working on other academic projects year round. These projects aren’t normally easily accessible to the public; they are published in academic journals or they take the form of presentations at … Read Post
Educational pedagogy has certainly gotten some things wrong over the course of the last few decades. Political and cultural agendas have not only influenced what is taught in many schools and universities but also how things are taught—and in many cases, the results have been disastrous. There exists one pedagogical truth, however, that has been … Read Post
