Rachel Becknell, ’08, found her purpose in a Japanese forest after majoring in international studies and Spanish at Westminster, and the experience forever changed her life. Today Becknell is a Ph.D. candidate in evolution,...
Westminster faculty members, students and alumni traveled to Tanzania and Rwanda in June with Humanity for Children and the Davis Foundation’s Projects for Peace. From left, Professor Emeritus Dr. Bob Hansen; Dr. Amanda Gowin;...
During a rare period of summer downtime, Ayush Manandhar, ’17, polished off Dr. Madeleine K. Albright’s 304-page Fascism: A Warning. The Georgetown University scholar says he doesn’t often find time for relaxation — pursuing...
McCurren has traveled extensively since earning his degree in international studies with a focus on Latin America, cross-cultural communication and Spanish. He is pictured above in Machu Picchu, Peru. Matthias McCurren ’10 recently made...
Westminster College recently ran across an article featuring alumnus Mikhail Orlov ’96 ΒΘΠ in the 2014 issue of Inc. Magazine titled “How a Russian Expat Started Selling Guns and Ammo to American Hunters,” found...
Jacob Marsh ’08 ΔΤΔ always thinks outside of the proverbial box. As a Westminster student majoring in English and international business, Marsh immersed himself in his senior thesis topic, living in established eco-conscious communities...
Where do you live? Kansas City, MO Hometown? Camdenton, MO What made you choose Westminster College? Primarily two reasons: When I visited campus, I was made to feel at home by the faculty, staff,...
As previously announced with sadness to the College community, beloved and long-time Westminster staff member and supporter Pat Kirby died on Dec. 29 after a valiant battle with cancer. While at Westminster, Kirby served...
Ayush Manandhar ’17 of Kathmandu, Nepal can’t wait for August, when he will start the next chapter of his life as a graduate student in the Public Policy program at Georgetown University. His parents, Dr. Prabin Manandhar and Ms....
Mike Butera ’11 turns a passion for government and international relations into a growing career with the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. Pictured here with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon during the U.N....
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