Meg Langland, Director of the Center for Career Development, officially retired on Aug. 12, 2020, after more than 20 years at Westminster College. Langland began her career at Westminster in February 1998, working part-time...
Alumni, are you looking for interns or employees who work hard and share your liberal arts background? Or do you simply have career advice to offer our students? The Center for Career Development at Westminster’s Student...
Beau Thompson, ‘20, Seth Cline, ‘20, and Cristo Tavares, ‘20, are three students who participated in the Kansas City Non-Profit Shadow Day. By Lucy Krejci Seven Westminster Students recently spent the day shadowing nonprofit...
By Lucy Krejci, ’20 The Student Success Center (SSC) officially opened its doors in the Reeves Library on Sept. 12 to jumpstart the next phase in centralizing academic student support services. Dr. Ingrid Ilinca,...
Westminster College’s upcoming 2019 Career and Majors Fair is an example of the unique, personalized opportunities for career exploration that students encounter on campus. Hosted by the Center for Career Development and First Year...
Winston is just one of many from the Westminster College community to flock to JCPenney in Columbia, MO, for savings on business attire. About 45 students, faculty, staff and alumni attended the Suit-Up Event...
Ryan Clavin, ’20, of St. Louis, MO, spent one year at a four-year public university in Missouri before transferring to Westminster College. He says the decision to transfer was life altering. “The whole community...
Brammika Balamurugan ’19, an accounting and international business major, worked at H&R Block in Fulton this spring. She says the local internship helped her prepare to succeed after graduation. By Mandy Plybon, Internship Coordinator,...
Sports Management Major Matthew Quarles ’19 is a football coaching intern on campus with Coach Welty this semester, where he is learning how to coach at the collegiate level. Photo courtesy of Matthew Quarles....
Westminster students are keeping themselves busy and gaining valuable career experiences through summer internships. Two of these students, rising seniors Gracie Koonce ’19 KAѲ and Riley Zack ’19 ΦΔΘ found their internships through their participation in...
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