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SWU School of Business honors students, faculty

04.25.08 | Faculty

SWU School of Business honors students, faculty

    Dr. Lee Kizer of Columbia, SWU associate professor of business for Adult and Graduate Studies, addresses students and faculty members during the School of Business divisional Chapel April 22 at Folger Fine Arts Auditorium at the university's campus in Central.

    The Southern Wesleyan University School of Business recognized students, staff and faculty members for their achievements during their divisional chapel April 22 at Folger Fine Arts Auditorium at the university's campus in Central.

    Highlights of the chapel included a commissioning of seniors and a message from Dr. Lee Kizer of Columbia, associate professor of business for Adult and Graduate Studies. Kizer teaches classes at Southern Wesleyan's campus in Central, as well as learning centers in Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and North Augusta.

    Dr. Kizer has been a member of the SWU business faculty since January 2002. He previously served as supply officer with the United States Navy and was a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation for 17 years. He has also served as a full-time minister and pastored for 17 years in two assignments through the Evangelical Presbyterian Churches in Asheville, N.C., and Birmingham, Ala.