Online school can feel lonely at times. Can we get an amen?! At Ascent College, we want you to know that our professors are so much more than proctors of online course shells. They are true experts at their craft, active ministry leaders, and deeply committed to your spiritual development and academic success. And they’re real people with funny hobbies, prayerful dreams, and unique journeys that contribute to how they show up in life, in ministry, and in their academic leadership as invaluable members of the Ascent College faculty.
Today, we welcome you to the opportunity to get to know Dr. Karina Negron a bit more. Dr. Negron has her Ph.D. in Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences. She moved to Baltimore in 2014 to pursue her graduate studies at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. She’s been a part of the Assemblies of God since 2015.
Read some tidbits from a recent interview we did for social media below!
HOW ARE YOU INVOLVED IN MINISTRY?
I currently serve in kids ministry and worship ministry alongside my husband. He is the worship pastor at River of Life Church in Spotsylvania, Virginia.
WHAT ARE SOME FUN FACTS ABOUT YOURSELF?
I love crafting, especially jewelry making.
I have a small business called Created for Delight.
I love to listen to podcasts about wrongful convictions while going out for a walk.
I love reading about apologetics.
I have seven scientific manuscripts. You can find them all HERE.
WHAT WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT DO YOU HAVE FOR OUR STUDENTS?
Nothing is impossible for God. Let Him guide you and take you where He wants you to be. Trust in His perfect timing. Nothing catches Him by surprise.
WANT TO TAKE A CLASS WITH DR. KARINA NEGRON?
Currently, Dr. Negron teaches the following courses at Ascent College:
- MAT115 Elements of Mathematics
- SCI101 Life Science
We want you to have every opportunity to engage with professors like Dr. Karina Negron and get to know them. We challenge you to embrace the invitations to Zoom meetings and chit-chat in the #CONNECTNOW Facebook group. Be intentional about building relationships with staff, faculty, and fellow students as like-minded pursuers of Christ and God’s call into ministry. We are all in this together, and we are truly #bettertogether!
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