Westminster’s Associate Professor/Organizational Leadership Program Coordinator Dr. Bob Hansen has been organizing trips to Africa with Westminster students for the past 9 years. In this post on the Humanity for Children web site, Hansen talks about...
Kaitlin Rosholm ’17 is working in Africa this summer with the group of Westminster volunteers and Humanity for Children. After visiting orphanages, remote villages, clinics, and bomas in Tanzania, she wishes she could do...
This summer, Westminster student Azza Abuseif ’15 is in Africa as a Humanity for Children volunteer. Her main goal? Helping promote safe and healthy births for the Maasai women. “Our main goal that we are trying...
Above, nine Westminster students and professors Dr. Enrique Salas-Durazo and Dr. Chris Halsey at Volcan de Pacaya, Escuintla in Guatemala. The group spent three weeks in Guatemala early this summer for intensive Spanish lessons...
Bret Robertson ’16 tells about the Westminster group’s continuing travels in Rwanda on the Humanity for Children blog. The team visited a number of other sites that Humanity for Children has already funded, including...
Recap provided by the Churchill Institute for Global Engagement. The 2014-15 academic year saw a number of important global activities on the Westminster campus. During the 2014 Hancock Symposium, Sir Bob Geldof’s magisterial Green Foundation Lecture...
Bernard Mugisha ’18 tells about the Westminster group’s first few days in Africa on the Humanity for Children blog. The group visited memorial sites, learning about the Rwanda genocide. As a Rwandan now studying at...
Feature photo above, Gina Campagna ’09 connects with a small child during a 2014 Westminster trip to Africa, supporting Humanity for Children initiatives. A group of students, faculty, and alumni will leave Friday, May 29, 2015...
Pictured above: Westminster students in front of the Missouri Capital Building visiting the International Education Day Conference. International Education Day, hosted by Study Missouri, brings international students and study abroad students from all over...
Pictured above: Liuzhou High School students standing in front of Breakthrough statue in Latshaw Plaza. On Feb. 17, Westminster College hosted a group of 45 high school students and faculty, mostly from Liuzhou High School from the Guangxi...
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