FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fulton, MO – Westminster College is pleased to welcome approximately 200 high school students from across Missouri as the official host of the 2023 Educators Rising Conference at 10 a.m. on...
Representatives from the Fulton Public Schools joined Westminster College on March 23 in Mueller Leadership Hall for a lively celebration of a new scholarship and its first recipient: Sarah Crostic, ’23 IND. The district...
Westminster College’s education faculty recently shoved helium balloons, makeshift signs, and a few gifts into their cars and trucks before hitting the road in what is becoming a celebratory tradition within the department. On...
Alison Rodgers, ’22 ΑΓΔ, begins Spring Semester 2021 this week with a long list of responsibilities ― both academic and professional. The Secondary Education and History major from Wellsville, MO, recently was selected as...
YouTube sensation and self-described “Tech Rabbi” Michael Cohen of Los Angeles, CA, will present ideas from his book Educated by Design at 7 p.m. on Feb. 2, 2021, via Westminster’s YouTube and Facebook pages....
Westminster College is excited to announce that Dr. Barri Bumgarner, Associate Professor of Education and Digital Blue Coordinator, is the 2020 President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching recipient. The first faculty member from the...
Six Westminster College education faculty members were so proud of their graduating seniors that they drove nearly 800 miles last week throughout Kansas and Missouri to deliver celebration baskets to the students. The seven...
By Ashim Karki Hometown: Hillsboro, MO Major(s) and Minor(s): Secondary Education Major and Minors in Organizational Leadership and Business Administration What brought you to Westminster? Westminster was my choice coming out of high school...
Dr. Barri Bumgarner is known on campus for her characteristic broad smiles and easy laughter that both put students and others at ease – qualities at odds with her private obsession. The Chair of...
Makygh Galbreath, ’22, and Torie Slaughter, ’21, were two of 16 students who taught an eight-week health class at Bartley Elementary School in Fulton. Students in Dr. Therese Miller’s Health Education Methods class recently...
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