Interview by Maria Hicks, ’20 ΚΚΓ, West Wings Student Marketing Agency Hometown: Kansas City, MO High School: Park Hill South Major/Minor: Transnational Studies and Religious Studies Majors/Theatrical Studies Minor What led you to choose...
Adlai Erwin, ’18, received a master’s degree in international relations from The University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh, Scotland, in November 2019. Today Erwin works remotely as a political risk analyst for a London-based institute...
Joseph Opoku recently completed two years of work as a youth ambassador with the Mastercard Foundation Strategic Advisory Group. He also just wrapped up a year of employment at the U.S.-Africa Business Center with...
Westminster student Olivia Wilson ’19 ΚΑΘ has made a name for herself by testifying at the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City. As President of the Keep Me in College Coalition, the Kansas City, MO,...
The Westminster College Model United Nations team continued its award-winning ways in spring semester 2017 by winning two awards at the fifty-sixth annual Midwest Model United Nations (MMUN) conference in St. Louis in February....
In the spring 2017 semester, Westminster College transnational studies students experienced a one-of-a-kind course in which students prepared and interacted in real time with faculty and students from the Moscow State Institute for International...
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...
The evolving relationship between Korea and the United States will be the topic of a lecture by the Honorable Ahn Ho-Young, Korean Ambassador to the United States, on his visit to the Westminster College...
Hannah Cooper ’14 graduated from Westminster College with majors in Political Science and Transnational Studies, as well as a minor in Security Studies. She now works on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. as a...
With hard work and a strong academic support system, Jenna Teter Guillen ’14 (above, in Africa) transformed from an underwhelming student into a Rotary Global Scholar. College is often a time of growth, but growth...
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