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News

    Renovation reveals memories

    04.15.15 | Criminal Justice

    Brothers Will (left) and Jake Vess (right) look at a doorframe with their grandfather, Rev. Willett Vess, as he points out the height marking he made of Will when he was a youngster visiting the home.

      Bench Dedication at Southern Wesleyan University

      04.13.15 | Community

      Lisa McWherter, VP for advancement, and Todd Voss, university president, are pictured with Anne Sheriff (center) at the bench dedicated to her late husband, Jimmy Don Sheriff, and in honor and memory of her family members.

        SWU alumna honored for excellence in teaching at UGA

        04.06.15 | Science

        Paula Preusz Lemons, pictured in one of her classes, received the University System of Georgia Board of Regents Excellence in Teaching Award for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. Lemons graduated from SWU with a BS in biology.

          Spaugh receives Mitchell Award

          04.06.15 | Spiritual Life

          James Spaugh, lead pastor of Bagley Swamp Wesleyan Church, Hertford, N.C., received the Virgil A. Mitchell Award for Excellence in Pastoral Ministry April 1. Pictured from left is Amy Spaugh, James’ wife; James Spaugh; and Todd Voss, president of...

            Wellness Week about spiritual, physical well-being

            03.27.15 | Community

            Megan Sanders, director of community involvement for Ripple of One, was the speaker for Wellness Week chapels at Newton Hobson Auditorium. In the March 23 chapel, Sanders spoke about finding your God-given purpose by serving Him.

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