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Southern Wesleyan President Todd Voss congratulated Debra Eischen, left, assistant professor of business, who was named Faculty Member of the Year; and Melissa Vess, right, assistant director of admissions, who was named Staff Member of the Year.
Students from Southern Wesleyan University traveled to Columbia to speak to legislators and experience a legislative session at the Statehouse April 17.
Benjamin Hochhalter, Brooke Atkinson, Kira Grimes and Dimera Cortes were among several students involved in SWUGREEN, Southern Wesleyan University’s Earth Day initiative, which took place April 22.
SWU professors Emily Germain and Rocky Nation will each be working with a Southern Wesleyan student on research projects, funded by the 2013 SCICU Undergraduate Student/Faculty Research Program Grant. Pictured from left are Germain, students...
Ken Paynter is the 2013 recipient of the Dr. David Spittal Community Award, named for Southern Wesleyan University’s former president, who retired in 2011.
Rev. Mark Wilson, senior pastor of Hayward Wesleyan Church, Hayward, Wis., was a guest instructor for “The Missional Church: Ministry in Context,” a new course offered this semester at SWU's Central campus. Wilson is pictured addressing a chapel...
Southern Wesleyan University honored four outstanding graduates during their annual Alumni Awards Luncheon April 13, 2013 on the university’s campus in Central.
From left, Claudio Sanches, Katie Stilwell and Raphael Fernandes are excelling in a “virtual business” competition, competing against teams internationally.
Growing up with few role models, Leroy Moore turned to alcohol and drugs. Now clean from drugs and alcohol 21 years, Moore, 56, a Human Services major at Southern Wesleyan University’s Charleston education center, has a mission.
