
Warriors speak the language of baseball
Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.
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Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.

Wes Price, a 2004 Southern Wesleyan graduate, is one of a few highly-trained rescue technicians called out when there’s trouble on the water.

Cross country runners from across the region compete during the 2009 Warrior Invitational, held each year during homecoming at Southern Wesleyan University. Pictured is the start of the men’s cross country race.

Karina Yakimovich

Airport High School saluted Ruth Anne Potts, a 2004 Southern Wesleyan University graduate, as Teacher of the Year for 2010-2011.
Christy Vaughn was named Teacher of the year for 2010-2011 by her peers at Gettys Middle School in Easley.

Michel Justus, a 1995 graduate of Southern Wesleyan University, recently received the 2010 Outstanding Biology Teacher Award for South Carolina from the National Association of Biology Teachers.

Darian Byrd

Rev. Frank Weston Warren

Alumni Award recipients, pictured from left: Rupal Shah, Young Leader Award; Charles Tegen, Professional Excellence Award - School of Business; Gregory Edmonds, Young Leader Award; Bradford Fipps, Alumnus of the Year Award; James Michael Hilson...

Rupal Shah

Southern Wesleyan alumnus Daniel Stanley treats a Haitian girl at a clinic set up in Petit-Goâve, a town located near Port Au Prince, Haiti.

Rev. Jerry Lumston