News & Noteworthy
University removes "interim" tag from 10-year veteran of the department.
Arts & Sciences and Health Sciences leaning on wider community for advice and support.
Coleman, who passed away earlier this month, spent 57 years in Wingate, all but one married to longtime religion professor Byrns Coleman. The couple donated their house to the University in 2017.
Storms delayed Wingate's undergrad commencement, but didn't dampen the spirits of nearly 450 seniors who picked up their degrees on May 17.
150 degrees were conferred to business, education, sport management and health science graduates.
Whether pitching to executives or caring for indigent patients in Honduras, Cesilia Baltazar took charge during her time at Wingate.
Brenda Rodriguez enters residency program with an MBA and MPH in addition to her Pharm.D. She’ll receive all three during graduate commencement this week.
After rough start to college, including a stint on academic probation, accounting major has a job with a major firm waiting for him after Saturday's commencement.
Students will play a big role in ‘religious companion to commencement,’ including being offered a chance to recognize their mentors.
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