Professor Bowser has been recognized as an outstanding and demanding member of the faculty. The students have voted him "Professor of the Year" several times. He has received the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence. Additionally, in September 2009, the students honored his service to them and to the school by naming the law school's client counseling competition for him.

He has taught in and written upon a wide range of topics including constitutional law, legal philosophy, wills and trusts, and estate planning. He is a co-author of the treatise Wiggins’ Wills and Administration of Estates in North Carolina. He is also particularly interested in exploring the theological and jurisprudential intersections between law and the Reformed Christian theological tradition.

Professor Bowser is a graduate of Campbell Law School (summa cum laude), Westminster Theological Seminary (magna cum laude) and Grove City College (magna cum laude).

Austin's Intentions: A Critical Reconstruction of His Concept of Legal Science

Austin's Intentions: A Critical Reconstruction of His Concept of Legal Science

Marketing Natural Law: An Over-Debated and Undersold Product

Marketing Natural Law: An Over-Debated and Undersold Product

A Matter of Interpretation: Federal Courts and the Law (book review)

A Matter of Interpretation: Federal Courts and the Law (book review)