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
I recently returned from an academic conference that I attend almost every year. This year I sat in a somewhat befuddled state during multiple sessions that I attended: after facilitating or at least remaining silent about decades of secular-university intolerance toward Christian and conservative expression, large numbers of academics are suddenly terrified that the new … 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
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
Dr. Gentry Sutton’s recent promotion to Executive Vice President and Chief Academic Officer marks a significant milestone. Throughout his tenure, Dr. Sutton has consistently exemplified outstanding leadership and an unwavering dedication to academic excellence. With this new responsibility, we are confident that Dr. Sutton will continue to propel our academic initiatives forward, nurturing innovation, faith … Read Post
As I have watched what has happened on multiple university campuses in the last couple of weeks—students and professors celebrating violence against the Israeli people—my recent reading of a new book titled America’s Cultural Revolution has seemed timely. In this book, author Christopher Rufo details how the radicalism and upside-down moral compasses that characterize much … Read Post
For an average semester, Warner University faculty members prepare for approximately 140 class periods, or 280 class periods a year. Some of this preparing is done in the evenings, and some members teach more than a full load so that the wheel of the Warner machine can keep turning so smoothly. Aside from preparing their … Read Post
