Dr. Sue Serota is a tenth-year tenured Associate Professor in the Department of Education, initially joining Westminster as a Visiting Assistant Professor when she was finishing her final year as a doctorate student at Mizzou. Within...
The St. Louis Business Journal recently named David M. Jackson, ’10, to its 2014 “30 Under 30” class. David is the managing partner of the Gate Way Group, the lobbying and association-management division of...
Nearly 15% of all Westminster College students design their own course of study, tailoring a major or minor to their specific interests and goals. For some students, the attractiveness of this option is the...
Claire Vatterott, Class of 2010, graduated this spring with her Master’s in Special Education – Learning Disabilities from University of Missouri – St. Louis. Above, Claire with one of her favorite students. Below, Claire shares...
From a student learning to use high-powered equipment that will give him a huge advantage in a graduate program in chemistry … To another student writing a Master’s-level thesis on major European philosophical movements...
Love math? In the above video, Mandy Bright, ’14, and Dr. Erin Martin demonstrate graph theory at Westminster College. Graph theory is one of the fastest growing areas in mathematics. (For the math faint...
Jenna Teter, Class of 2014, will pursue her dreams of studying abroad after being chosen to receive a $30,000 Global Scholars scholarship from District 6080 of Rotary International. The scholarship is limited to one...
New to Westminster? Check out this video for a quick introduction to the Registrar’s Office by Wes Bramer, Class of 2015. Why is the registrar important? The registrar maintains the permanent academic records for...
Remembrance of Maya Angelou’s 1983 visit to Westminster College, courtesy of Dr. Dave Collins, Professor of English (1973-2013): Thinking tonight of Maya Angelou and the night she came to read at Westminster College in...
Congrats to the 331 Westminster students who made the Spring 2014 Dean’s List! To be included on the Dean’s List, a student must have a 3.60 semester grade point average with at least 12...