2014 Hancock Symposium Preview
By Dr. Natasia Sexton, Associate Professor of Music, Communications and Fine Arts Department Chair, 2014 Hancock Symposium Committee Chair In 1968, when the Beatles sang the words “you say you want a revolution” and...
Category: Academics
4 Tips to Conduct Your Own Archaeology Dig
Get a good metal detector and head out to an area where you think there might be archaeological treasure. When the detector finds something, dig out a nice, round hole to try to...
Director of Learning Opportunities Center Wins National Association for Developmental Education Award
by Jim Stanley Karen Tompson-Wolfe, the head of Westminster’s Tomnitz Family Learning Opportunities Center, has been named the NADE 2014 recipient of the Kellogg Institute-NADE Scholarship. NADE is the National Association for Developmental Education...
Computer Science Conference to be held at Westminster, April 4-5
From designing a smarter planet to big-data, to information assurance and cyber-security, the fields of computer science and information technology form the basis of much media reports and conversation today. And, April 4-5, 2014,...
Tutoring Service Opens for Spring Semester
The Writing Lab, a student-run tutoring service available to all Westminster students, opened this week for the spring semester. The Lab is located in the lower level of Reeves Library and is open Sunday,...
Fall 2013 Dean’s List — See Who Made It
Congrats to the 386 Westminster students who made the Fall 2013 Dean’s List – a record number! Freshmen Guuleed Ali Gordon Allison Anne Baker Abigail Bax Allison Biggs Miller Bowles Roberta Burns Rebecca Cameron...
Former White House Correspondent Coming to Westminster as Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow
The Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows program, which is administered by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) in Washington, DC, brings prominent artists, diplomats, journalists, business leaders, and other professionals to campuses across the United...
Westminster College Student Wins Model UN Award in Chicago
Nathan Swan, a Westminster College sophomore from Chazy, NY, won the Most Outstanding Delegate Award for his work on the Economic and Finance Committee (General Assembly Committee Two) at the American Model United Nations...
Westminster-Mesa’s Joseph Nieves, 15
Westminster College expanded to open a new campus in Mesa, AZ, a rapidly growing and dynamic suburb of Phoenix, in Fall 2013. The following is one of four Q&A’s with Mesa students to find...
Westminster-Mesa’s Harmony Nelson, ’15
Westminster College expanded to open a new campus in Mesa, AZ, a rapidly growing and dynamic suburb of Phoenix, in Fall 2013. The following is one of four Q&A’s with Mesa students to find...
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