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Chris Williams, left, director of athletics at Southern Wesleyan University, is pictured with Erin Edwards, general manager of Courtyard Marriott Clemson. The university attained a valuable corporate sponsorship agreement with the hotel that will...
Susan Finley, professor of education at Southern Wesleyan University, was selected to serve on the S.C. Department of Education Rubric Development Team.
Todd Voss, president of Southern Wesleyan University, greets students and their families during Orientation Aug. 15 at the Central campus. Going into the 2015-’16 academic year, enrollment has seen a significant increase over last year.
Dr. Mona Thornton, associate dean of the School of Education at Southern Wesleyan University, was appointed to the Continuous Improvement Commission of the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
For Joey Bryson, education is more than just a career – it’s a way of life. The School District of Oconee County affirmed Bryson’s dedication by naming her Teacher of the Year.
SWU alumna Sherry Haithcock, right, was honored for her volunteer service during the BMW Charity Pro-Am tournament. Morgan Fields, left, program manager of S.C. Charities, Inc. (SCCI) and Bob Nitto, president of the SCCI board of directors...
The Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has named Dr. Lynn Brown-Bulloch, program director, MBA Program at SWU to the board of examiners for the 2015 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award.
Jose and Rhonda Carrasco of Anderson pass along encouraging words to their son JC Carrasco during a “Passing the Mantle” ceremony, part of Orientation at Southern Wesleyan University.
Chelsey Bailey, left, of Seneca, looks over a few items with her mother, Chrissy Bailey, at Southern Wesleyan University’s Campus Bookstore. Chelsey plans to major in Early Childhood Education.
Southern Wesleyan University will receive $1.1 million in federal funding over five years that will benefit the most needy groups of students, providing them with resources that will help them to realize their dream of a college degree.
