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Journal of Organizational & Educational Leadership (College of Education)

ISSN 2380-0860

The Journal of Organizational and Educational Leadership is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal published by the School of Education at Gardner-Webb University. Focused on K-12 education and educators as well as senior leaders responsible for organizational learning, JOEL publishes empirical and conceptual studies, including original research and evaluation studies, and informed opinion in and about organizational and educational practice.

Journal of Counseling and Psychology (School of Psychological Science and Counselor Education)

ISSN 2472-7180

The Journal of Counseling and Psychology (JCP) is an open peer-reviewed journal published by the School of Psychology and Counseling at Gardner-Webb University. JCP provides a forum where students, faculty, and practitioners can publish theoretical, empirical, and clinical articles on topics of interest in the fields of counseling and psychology. JCP encourages scholarship in the students, faculty, and alumni of Gardner-Webb University and also welcomes contributions from the wider professional community.

Editorial Board

Lorell Gordon, Ph.D., Editor, School of Psychological Science and Counselor Education, Gardner Webb University.
James P. Morgan, Jr., Ph.D., Editor Emeritus, Chair, Department of Psychological Science, Gardner-Webb University
Ivelina Naydenova, Ph.D. Associate Editor,Professor, School of Psychological Science and Counselor Education, Gardner-Webb University
David Carscaddon, Ph.D., Director, School of Psychological Science and Counselor Education, Gardner-Webb University
Matthew Davis, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Wingate University
Holly Mabry, M.L.I.S., M.A.,Acquisitions Librarian, John R. Dover Memorial Library, Gardner-Webb University
Jesse Roberts, M.A., Ed.S., NCC, LPCA, Continuing Care Counselor, LifeShare of the Carolinas
Brooke Thompson, Ph.D., Associate Professor, School of Psychological Science and Counselor Education, Gardner-Webb University
Courtney Watford, M.A., Ed.S., CAC-P, LPC, Chief Mental Health Counselor, Child and Adolescent Program Director, Cherokee Mental Health Center

Instructional Modules for Professional learning Responding to Opportunities and Valuing Educators (IMPROVE) (College of Education)

Instructional Modules for Professional learning Responding to Opportunities and Valuing Educators (IMPROVE) is a peer-reviewed virtual professional development resource. Modules within the resource are collaboratively authored by candidates in their final semester of coursework in the EdD in Curriculum & Instruction at Gardner-Webb University and promote positive, data-informed, sustainable change in instructional practices or organizational structures to improve student learning at the K-12 level and beyond.

The learning cycle featured in the modules in this resource is based on the STAR Legacy Cycle developed by the IRIS Center (2013); http://iris.peabody.vanderbilt.edu/) and based on the work of Dr. John Branford and colleagues (National Research Council, 2000).

Gardner-Webb Review (Life of the Scholar (LOTS))

ISSN 2574-6952

The Gardner-Webb Review is an annual undergraduate research publication sponsored by the Life of the Scholar. This publication encourages and showcases Gardner-Webb University undergraduate scholarship in all disciplines. This journal further strives to foster interaction in philosophy, practice, theory, and research, as well as present topical and contemporary issues to stimulate other theorists and scholars.

Authors of published manuscripts will have been under the mentorship of a faculty member within their specified discipline (usually in a classroom setting). The manuscripts do not have to be current (they can be from past semesters). However, works will be accepted only from students with a recommendation from a faculty mentor. Submissions that do not have a faculty recommendation will not be considered. Please see the “Submission” description for further details on the submission process and requirements.

As the Gardner-Webb Review values the scholarship of all traditional undergraduate students, editors do not consider affiliation or membership to a collegiate organization or honor society while reviewing submissions. Final selections of submissions are made in relation to papers that demonstrate superior research, writing, and analytical skills and regardless of major, minor, or academic program. The journal attempts to include a wide range of topics, depending on submissions received, to reach and inform diverse readers.

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis and will be published in the current academic year. Submissions are currently being accepted for the 2018-19 academic year. View the Submission Process & Requirements. page to download the Faculty Recommendation form and review the article submission process.