Professor Emeritus Began Teaching at Gardner-Webb in 1967 When First Baccalaureate Class Were Freshmen

Authors

Kathryn Manning, Office of University Communications

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Description

Dr. Robert Morgan, professor emeritus of French and mathematics, first arrived at Gardner-Webb in 1967. Having previously taught at a high school, then Wingate Junior College, he shared that the shift to senior college at Gardner-Webb only made sense. “I was so happy!” he said quite emphatically. Laughing, he continued, “I was probably one of the most excited people about our becoming a senior college, because I had just come to Gardner-Webb when the ones who ultimately got a baccalaureate in ‘71 were freshman students, so that made a wonderful time to be there.”

Publication Date

6-24-2021

City

Boiling Springs, NC

Keywords

Dr. Robert Morgan, senior college status

Recommended Citation

Manning, Kathryn, "Professor Emeritus Began Teaching at Gardner-Webb in 1967 When First Baccalaureate Class Were Freshmen" (2021). Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive. 2261.
https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/2261