Dr. Kurt Jefferson, Professor and Chair of Transnational and International Studies, Assistant Dean of Global Initiatives and Director of the Churchill Institute for Global Engagement, is the 2016 recipient of Westminster’s highest award for...
A Westminster graduate and his former professor reunited recently to write a research article on the 2016 presidential election, published in the May 2016 issue of the Journal of Scientific Psychology. Dr. Robert Mather...
The Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) has awarded Westminster College in Fulton, MO and its Churchill Institute for Global Engagement the 2016 “Innovation Award in Internationalization,” one of our major awards presented at...
Westminster College in Fulton, MO ranks in the top ten of all American colleges and universities for “Most Focused” in the field of international studies, according to recently released national rankings. The data-driven national...
Students who want to get in on the ground floor of one of the most up and coming career fields in today’s world, with job choices as diverse as working for a federal intelligence...
The first 12 Biology in Belize trips I led were designed to expose our students to the biota found in the upland and marine tropical habitats. Those courses, first offered in 1992, focused on...
Kaitlin Rosholm ’17 is working in Africa this summer with the group of Westminster volunteers and Humanity for Children. After visiting orphanages, remote villages, clinics, and bomas in Tanzania, she wishes she could do...
Bret Robertson ’16 tells about the Westminster group’s continuing travels in Rwanda on the Humanity for Children blog. The team visited a number of other sites that Humanity for Children has already funded, including...
Recap provided by the Churchill Institute for Global Engagement. The 2014-15 academic year saw a number of important global activities on the Westminster campus. During the 2014 Hancock Symposium, Sir Bob Geldof’s magisterial Green Foundation Lecture...
Bernard Mugisha ’18 tells about the Westminster group’s first few days in Africa on the Humanity for Children blog. The group visited memorial sites, learning about the Rwanda genocide. As a Rwandan now studying at...
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