Faculty news from Westminster College MO
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fulton, Mo. ‒ Oct. 22, 2024: Researchers from Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri, have uncovered more than 113 fossilized bones of a 66-million-year-old dinosaur, making “Shady” — as it is affectionately...
Congratulations to Education Department Chair Dr. Sarah Hairston, who recently was named president-elect of the Missouri Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (MACTE)! Her two-year term with the organization officially began July 1, 2024....
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fulton, Mo. ‒ March 20, 2024: Gerard Magliocca, the Samuel L. Rosen Professor of Law at Indiana University Robert McKinney School of Law, will present a special lecture on the current...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fulton, MO ‒ March 20, 2023: Myths surrounding Callaway County’s bloody Battle of Moore’s Mill during the U.S. Civil War will be the subject of a lecture by archaeologist Dr. Douglas...
Dr. Heidi LaVine says she was “gobsmacked” after learning she was the recipient of the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching last fall. The associate professor of English was just as surprised to receive...
Benjamin Morrow, ’21 ΦΔΘ, was one of only 100 students accepted this fall into Washington University’s competitive Quantitative Finance master’s degree program ― a fact he attributes to his Westminster education. Morrow also is...
Walking through the Columns at Westminster is a cherished tradition. This year will mark the 10th group of new students I will witness taking part in this tradition, and I can still remember my...
Dr. Gabe McNett doesn’t let summer break deter him from his love of teaching or field study. For three years, the biology professor and Division Chair of Natural and Mathematical Sciences at Westminster College...
This article was updated on Aug. 6, 2021, to include an additional evening of activities. Hancock Symposium 2021 is just around the corner — Sept. 14-16, to be exact — so be sure to...
Amanda Gowin, PhD, has a dizzying number of interests, from teaching college students about nutrition and health to traveling throughout rural Tanzania to juggling a busy family with her husband, Matthew Gowin, ’92 ΒΘΠ....