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Shane Garrison | Vice President of Enrollment, Campbellsville University

Shane Garrison | Vice President of Enrollment, Campbellsville University

Current Position and Past Experience
Shane Garrison is the Vice President of Enrollment Services at Campbellsville University. Garrison is also the Dean of Online Education and an Associate Professor of Educational Ministries in CU’s School of Theology. Garrison has worked at Campbellsville University since 2008. While at Campbellsville University, Garrison has also served as the President and Lead Consultant for Maple Trail Ministry Consultants, a consulting firm that seeks to equip church and parachurch organizations in ministry development and implementation strategies.

Along with his career in higher education, Garrison has served as a Consultant/Curriculum Writer for LifeWay Christian Resources, the Kids Ministry Division and was as a Transitional Pastor at Kentucky churches in Elizabethtown, Monticello, Stanford, Louisville, Campbellsville, Lancaster, Louisville and Bardstown.

Prior to his tenure at Campbellsville University, Garrison was the Headmaster at Main Street Christian Education Center and Associate Pastor at Main Street Baptist Church. He also served as an Administrator of the Seminary Extension Northern Kentucky Center in Nashville and Youth Minister in Texas churches.

Education, Honors and Achievements
Garrison earned his MA in Christian Education from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and his Master of Divinity from Campbellsville University. In 2009, Garrison earned his EdD in Leadership from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

In 2016, Garrison was named the Campbellsville University Distinguished Faculty member and in 2010 he was named the Campbellsville University Non-Tenured Faculty member. Also the Student Government Association at CU presented him the “Extra Mile Award” in 2015.

Connect
You can connect with Garrison through his personal website and on Twitter @shanegarrison.

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