News Category Archive: Faculty
Cultivating Gratitude
“Perhaps nothing helps us make the movement from our little selves to a larger world than remembering God in gratitude. Such a perspective puts God in view in all of life, not just in the moments we set aside for worship or spiritual disciplines. Not just in the...
Greg Tackett Named Dean of the School of Health & Sciences
Tackett came to OKWU in 2020 and brings years of experience to the new role.
Reflections on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Today we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. King was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia. He emerged as a leader of the Civil Rights Movement following the 1955 boycott that took place in response to the segregated bus system in...
Cherished Professors Mark Retirement from Full-Time Teaching
Oklahoma Wesleyan University has always been blessed with passionate, dedicated faculty. At the close of another academic year, we honor the service of three incredible professors.
Women Leading in Ministry – Both Inside and Outside the OKWU Classroom
Ministry profs are committed to continuing a strong tradition within The Wesleyan Church.
OKWU Professor Named Volunteer of the Year
In March, Beth Von Buchwald was named The Lighthouse Outreach Center’s Volunteer of the Year. It’s the latest mark of a faithful life at OKWU and beyond.
Meet OKWU’s Newest Nursing Professor
Professor Melissa Morris has always been dedicated to nursing education. Now, she’s ready to launch into her new role and pass on her knowledge to the next generation of medical professionals.
Serving the God of History
“I think we need more empathy in this world, and history does that for us.”
On Wall Crawling, Doubt, and Dogmatism: Ministry Profs Publish New Work
Professors in OKWU’s School of Ministry and Christian Thought don’t just stay in the classroom – they’re writing on the forefront of a number of topics, from the issues facing American evangelicalism to a theological study of Marvel’s famous web-slinger.
OKWU Professor Fighting for Life Through Local Ministry
Five years ago, Professor Becky Le Thompson co-founded The Cottage for Life, a pro-life ministry for mothers in need. They’ve served over 600 women since then, and they’re not stopping now.
Meet Your OKWU Prof: Sandra Lynn
“I always hope that a student walks away from one of my classes realizing ways that they can fulfill the two greatest commandments: to love God and to love others. Through communication and Emotional Intelligence, I try to give them tools to accomplish that.”