Hometown: Florissant, MO Major/minor: I am currently majoring in biology through our dual-degree nursing program and minoring in public health. Future plans: My goal for the future is to be a pediatric nurse practitioner. I...
Alec Bise says he knew before he arrived on campus that Westminster provided an inspiring atmosphere, but once he did become a student, he was still surprised at what he learned about the Westminster...
The Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College is one of the most prestigious nursing programs in Missouri. Westminster has a dual degree program with Goldfarb, which allows undergraduate students to become familiar with...
Dr. Dawn Holliday completed her Ph.D. in Biology in 2005 at Ohio University. Before coming to Westminster as Assistant Professor of Biology in 2011, she taught at Marshall University School of Medicine and at...
It’s Finals Week at Westminster! To have some fun amidst the studying, we’re holding a daily trivia contest. How well do you know Westminster faculty? Today’s featured faculty member is … Dr. Jane Kenney-Hunt,...
“Do you ever get used to that smell?” a Chillicothe high school student asked on a tour of the anatomy lab at Westminster. “I don’t even notice it anymore,” said Dr. Dawn Holliday, Assistant Professor of Biology. A group...
Above photo: A triple major in Math, Computer Science and French, Steven Sakayroun ’16 participated in an internship with IBM during the summer of 2014. Westminster College is one of only 125 colleges and...
Pictured above, from left to right: Cassie Beahler ’16, Katie Benson (Mathematics), Jane Kenney-Hunt (Biology), Erin Martin (Mathematics), Colleen Donnelly (Lab/Environ Heath Safety Manager), Dawn Holliday (Biology), Irene Unger (Biology & ENV Science), and Ashley Reisig...
Have questions about your career plans? Want a chance to meet and network with successful Westminster alumni? Join us Saturday, October 18 from 10 to 11 am in the Coulter Science Center for a...
You want to become a nurse, but what’s a BSN compared to an LPN, and how do you know what’s right for you? We asked Westminster College biology professor Dr. Mike Amspoker to explain...
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