Gardner-Webb University is a private Baptist liberal arts university that offers associates, bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs.
History
Founded in 1905 as the Boiling Springs High School, Gardner-Webb became a junior college in 1928 and a four-year institution in 1993. It was named after O. Max Gardner and his wife, Fay Webb Gardner in 1942 in honor of their devotion of time and their financial support.Gardner-Webb University: History
The Campus
The main campus of 200 acres is located in Boiling Springs and there are an additional 16 satellite campuses located throughout North Carolina.
Gardner-Webb University Leadership
- President: Dr. A. Frank Bonner
- 2005-present: President
- 1992-2005: Provost and Senior Vice President of Gardner-Webb
- 1987-1992: Dean At Gardner-Webb
- 1992-2005: Provost and Senior Vice President of Gardner-Webb
- 2005-present: President
Studying at Gardner-Webb University
Prospective Students for Gardner-Webb University
- Note: These are taken from the official Gardner-Webb University website:
Visiting Gardner-Webb University
- Official Site: Visit Gardner-Webb University
Gardner-Webb University Student Life
Gardner-Webb University Sports Teams
Official Athletic Site: Gardner-Webb "Runnin' Bulldogs" Athletics
Official League Site: Atlantic Sun Conference
Soccer: Men's Soccer | Women's Soccer
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Fast Facts
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Established
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Location
Boiling Springs, North Carolina
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President
Dr. A. Frank Bonner
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Faculty
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Student enrollment
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Nickname
Runnin' Bulldogs
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Motto
"Pro Deo Et Humanitate" (Latin for "For Christ and For Humanity")
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[http
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Fact:
Athletic teams are part of the Atlantic Sun Athletic Conference
