The Harding network began nearly a century ago in the days of J.N. Armstrong who said, “College friendships are abiding. There are no dearer times.” We have always valued community, caring for each other, and sharing with anyone in need. The HardingNETWORK brings those resources into the second century making them accessible to our entire global community. Join today and take advantage of all the
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Beginning with the 2023-24 academic year, the College of Arts and Humanities and the College of Sciences will merge to form the College of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Dana Steil, associate provost for academic affairs and associate professor of computer science, will serve as dean. “The programs in the College of Arts and Humanities and the College of Sciences have been the academic heart of
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By Dr. Justin Bland, chair of the department of exercise and sport sciences | excerpts from his presentation at Lectureship 2022 | “And there was evening and morning …” “So God blessed the seventh day and made it holy because on it God rested from all his work that he had done in creation.” —Genesis 1:5, 2:3 Why does each day begin with evening? What
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College of Pharmacy’s Jeanie Smith shares experience with Christian Health Ministry of White County.
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Fall 2022 Oct. 31“I want to live an inspired life full of peace, hope, love and contentment. I want to live it with every fiber of my being. There is no room for living in mediocrity if we want to live an inspired life of transformation.”—Dr. Mike Williams (’85), president Nov. 14“Discipleship making is not a meeting; it’s a waiting.”—Nathanael Obadiah, sophomore Bible and divinity
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1,037 unique donors, surpassing the goal of 1,000 | 12 programs designated for priority giving | 16.68% gifts from faculty/staff | 13.89% gifts from students | $735,000+ total amount raised | $100,000 largest gift from one donor
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Sophomore Lynley Eller experiences a miracle and a community of connection By Hannah Diles | Why Harding? Lynley Eller, a sophomore from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, found home when she came to visit campus in 2019. Eller wanted to find a community that cared for her well-being and in which she could also invest herself. “I found out about Harding from a friend and thought I’d look
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1962-2022 Lindy Lunceford Ingram (’84), 60, died Dec. 31, 2022. A member of the board of trustees, she also was co-owner, chief operating officer and chief financial officer of Lone Star Behavioral Health, a psychiatric hospital and the Houston area’s largest behavioral health partial hospitalization and outpatient program. In addition to her executive leadership roles, Ingram was a certified medical compliance officer and a certified
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ADMISSIONS Sydney Bryant joined the team Oct. 10 as a counselor for the South Arkansas region. She previously served as Harding Fund coordinator for the Office of University Advancement. ADVANCEMENT Lance Bowman was named business and research analyst in May. He also serves in this role for IS&T. Sheryl Ragland was appointed Harding Fund director on Aug. 15. She previously served as graduate marketing manager
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The department of history and political science launched a Master of Arts in history this fall. The program can be completed both online and onground in as few as 18 months and is designed for those planning to pursue careers in education, history, archaeology, politics, public service, journalism, law and manyother fields. The Master of Arts in history emphasizes historiographical analysis and research skills, while
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