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Barton College

Barton College

Founded in 1902, Barton College is a four-year, private institution of higher learning located in Wilson, N.C. Barton celebrates bold thinking among faculty and staff while nurturing bold leadership development among students. Barton provides a challenging academic environment with a range of professional and liberal arts programs leading to the baccalaureate and master's degree. Barton is segmented into 4 academic schools: Arts & Humanities, Business & Innovation, Education & Social Sciences, and Health Sciences. Barton offers 60 academic programs, 36 graduate and undergraduate degrees, and six professional and licensure programs. Graduate programs include the Master of Business Administration in Strategic Leadership, Master of Education in Elementary Education, Master of School Administration, and Master of Science in Nursing degrees. The foundation of the Barton Experience is the promise to provide tools and support to maximize students’ potential in the classroom and beyond. With a focus on academic excellence, professors introduce subjects with fresh perspectives and captivate students’ interest through integrated hands-on opportunities that merge learning with doing. The Barton Experience offers purposeful internships/practicums in academic disciplines, meaningful international travel/study, student/faculty research and presentation through the Day of Scholarship, opportunities to give back to community through the Day of Service, participation in Barton’s distinguished Whitehurst Family Honors Program, an array of cultural events, and diverse athletic competition with 21 NCAA DII teams. The result is an annual class of graduates with increased emotional intelligence, a broadened awareness of diverse cultures, and a strengthened sense of ethical leadership and purpose as they boldly prepare to serve local and global communities.www.barton.edu

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Sep 24, 2026

Thomas DeweyGUEST
1:05
And my background, I'm an athletic trainer and strength coach by trade.
Thomas DeweyGUEST
1:09
I went to a small college in North Carolina called Barton College and became an athletic trainer and then worked two years as a strength coach.
Thomas DeweyGUEST
1:17
And luckily went to Old Dominion University to get my master's in athletic training, a post-professional master's in athletic training.
Thomas DeweyGUEST
1:24
And that's where I was introduced through my mentor, Dr. Jimmy O'Naughty to the functional movement system.
John OlszewskiHOST
33:28
But I also want to say, okay, I'm going to brag on your family, Scotty, because I do follow you.
John OlszewskiHOST
33:35
And I hear your daughter, Caitlin, she's going on to play some golf at what, Barton College.
Scottie PearmanGUEST
33:43
yes sir we uh we went down and then took a official visit this past friday um in wilson north carolina barton college and uh coach burke showed us a great time made us feel right at home uh i think i knew i think caitlyn knew from the time we got in the parking lot that that's where she wanted to be um it just the tour confirmed it she got to meet the girls on the team and They really clicked like they had been friends their whole life and made her feel at home, not as though she's coming in to take what they got or anything.
Scottie PearmanGUEST
34:19
It was a family-like atmosphere where she feels like she can really bloom and blossom into something great because I know she has all the potential in the world.
Scottie PearmanGUEST
34:29
And I think once she realizes that, she's really going to take off because she might be a good golfer, and I know people are going to say, you're going to say this just because she's your kid.
Scottie PearmanGUEST
36:26
But she has hung in there.
Scottie PearmanGUEST
36:28
She's been on a roller coaster ride and there's nobody that works harder.
Scottie PearmanGUEST
36:33
So I'm happy for her and the Barton College family, and we're excited to be coming there.
Doug GlanvilleHOST
44:58
I did freak out my brother once because when my brother went to school, he transferred a couple times, and he played a few places, so it took him a minute to get through the whole f- undergrad experience.
Doug GlanvilleHOST
45:08
And then I came along and went on a recruiting trip to Duke University, and my brother was at Atlantic Christian College, and we're about seven or eight years apart, about eight years apart.
Doug GlanvilleHOST
45:18
And then I saw that what I, I...
Doug GlanvilleHOST
45:20
My roommate was Quentin McCracken, by the way.
Doug GlanvilleHOST
45:22
He hosted me.
Doug GlanvilleHOST
45:23
So Quentin McCracken, I saw the schedule for the upcoming fall, which if I s- if I went to Duke, I would've been there.
Doug GlanvilleHOST
45:30
And I saw that on the schedule was my brother's team, Atlantic Christian College.
Doug GlanvilleHOST
45:34
And I said, "Hey, Ken, I get, I could, we're gonna play against each other if I go to Duke." And then my brother's like, "Okay, it's time to graduate now.
Scott JacksonGUEST
7:23
And so that was my first job.
Scott JacksonGUEST
7:25
And then I went to Barton College with Todd Wilkinson and, again, had to take care of soccer, softball, and baseball.
Scott JacksonGUEST
7:33
That was the biggest, I guess, the biggest part of my job description was to be the groundskeeper out there.
Scott JacksonGUEST
7:41
And I was able to work with the hitters and the pitchers at Barton.

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