From Westmoore to Westminster: An Interview with Jace Christopher
Interview by Lucy Krejci, ’20 ΚΚΓ, West Wings Student Marketing Agency Member Hometown: Oklahoma City, OK High School: Westmoore High...
Category: Public Health
Meet Alumna Mariah Robertson, MD, MPH: Chief Resident of Internal Medicine at Johns Hopkins University
A career in internal medicine with a specialty in geriatrics comes naturally for Mariah (Dreisinger) Robertson, MD, MPH, ’05 ΚΑΘ....
Peters and Rybak Awarded Projects for Peace Grant to Work in Tanzania
Westminster students Madison Rybak, left, and McKenna Peters traveled together with Humanity for Children to Rwanda and Tanzania in 2016....
Three Retiring Faculty Members to be Honored During Alumni Weekend
Three beloved Westminster faculty members who have faithfully served the College for decades are retiring this spring: Professor of Biology...
Meet Westminster Student Sally Krebs ’20
Hometown: Florissant, MO Major/minor: I am currently majoring in biology through our dual-degree nursing program and minoring in public health. Future...
Westminster Hosts Missouri Medical Association Alliance Fall Conference
Dr. David Roebuck, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, addressed the group of health professionals and Westminster...
Students Hold Community Dance Party
One integral part of the mission of the Westminster educational experience is community service. Often student organizations and classes become...
Westminster Group Attends Regional Health Education Conference
Members from The Wellness Center, Peer Health Educators and the Blue Jay Athlete Mentors attended a two-day Meeting of the...
Westminster Students Become Peer Health Educators
Ten Westminster students successfully completed a two-day training course on Feb. 10-11 in Rolla, MO to become Certified Peer Health Educators. This certification...
High School Students: Summer Programs at Westminster
High school students can get a jump start on college this summer through two residential programs at Westminster College. High school students...
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