Dwayne Morris

Dwayne Morris is a Professor at Maranatha Baptist University, teaching part-time in both the College of Bible and Church Ministries and the Department of Humanities. With over 25 years of full-time service and more than three decades in ministry, he has played a multifaceted role on campus as an educator, mentor, and spiritual leader.

Education:

• DMin, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
• MA Biblical Studies, Maranatha Baptist Seminary
• MS Communications, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
• BA Pastoral Studies, Maranatha Baptist University

His research and teaching interests center on Biblical Studies, Greek Grammar, Pastoral Theology, and Speech Communication. He integrates faith and communication in his pedagogy, shaping students for ministry and public service. His long-standing engagement with scriptural instruction and speech reflects a career dedicated to equipping believers through education and practical ministry.

Though no recent publications are listed, his academic contributions are rooted in classroom instruction, curriculum development in Bible and humanities, and training in communication skills within a theological context.

Scientific and Academic Recognition:

• No formal scientific awards or fellowships mentioned.

Advising and Grants:
While no formal list of advisees or grant-funded research is provided, Dr. Morris has mentored generations of students through teaching, chapel leadership, and involvement in campus ministries. His influence extends beyond the classroom into spiritual formation and vocation guidance for pastoral and ministry careers.

Labs, Teams, and Community Engagement:
Dr. Morris is actively involved in community and church ministries. He serves as a Jefferson County Supervisor, chair of the law enforcement committee, and member of several public service boards. He is a certified Hunter Safety and Archery instructor, and he and his wife Angela frequently speak at camps and lead mission trips with youth and college students.