Casey Kayser, PhD, ’01 IND, assistant professor of English and director of the Medical Humanities Program at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, recently was awarded the prestigious Eudora Welty Prize for her book Marginalized: Southern Women...
Westminster faculty members, students and alumni traveled to Tanzania and Rwanda in June with Humanity for Children and the Davis Foundation’s Projects for Peace. From left, Professor Emeritus Dr. Bob Hansen; Dr. Amanda Gowin;...
McCurren has traveled extensively since earning his degree in international studies with a focus on Latin America, cross-cultural communication and Spanish. He is pictured above in Machu Picchu, Peru. Matthias McCurren ’10 recently made...
Above, Hansen (far left) with a team of volunteers in Rwanda, 2016. Retired Westminster professor Bob Hansen recently received the Raymond McCallister Rotarian of the Year award from the Fulton Rotary Club. Hansen is...
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...
Feature photo above, Willie Tasker ’15 and his Outdoor Club from McIntire Elementary School made and put out bird feeders and bird houses, one of the activities Tasker used to connect kids with nature...
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...
Above, Westminster students helped register donors during the campus’s bone marrow registry drive in March 2015. In March, a 3-day drive to educate the Westminster community about how easy it is to save a...
Saving the life of someone battling cancer may be as simple as a blood donation. 6 out of 10 patients in need of bone marrow transplants are unable to find a donor. You could...
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