Mark Your Calendars in Blue Ink for the Following Blue Jay Nation Events
As the Spring 2020 semester draws near, the Westminster community has a lot to look forward to! Don’t forget to...
Tagged: Humanity for Children
Summer Trip to East Africa Offers Students Hands-On Humanitarian Experience
Westminster faculty members, students and alumni traveled to Tanzania and Rwanda in June with Humanity for Children and the Davis...
Alumna Accepted at Harvard Graduate School of Education
Meredith Bolen ’16 ΑΓΔ recently was informed of her acceptance into the Harvard Graduate School of Education at Harvard University...
Peters and Rybak Awarded Projects for Peace Grant to Work in Tanzania
Westminster students Madison Rybak, left, and McKenna Peters traveled together with Humanity for Children to Rwanda and Tanzania in 2016....
Westminster Faculty Work to Combat Health Issues in Tanzania
From left: Professor Emeritus Bob Hansen; Ivy Case, midwife from Columbia, Missouri; Doc Kritzer, Callaway County leader; Professor Dawn Holliday;...
Westminster Group Performs Humanitarian Work in Rwanda & Tanzania
The service-learning lessons from Rwanda that have enriched so many Westminster College students’ lives over the past few years continued...
Churchill Singers Will Sing to Light-up Rwanda in Concert on April 21st
Kicking off Alumni Weekend 2016, the Churchill Singers will present “Songs of the Earth” on Thursday, April 21 at 7:30...
From Challenges to Chances, Africa to Australia: Jenna Teter Guillen ’14, Rotary Global Scholar
With hard work and a strong academic support system, Jenna Teter Guillen ’14 (above, in Africa) transformed from an underwhelming student...
Summer in Africa 2015: Westmo Serves Boldly, from Dr. Bob Hansen
Westminster’s Associate Professor/Organizational Leadership Program Coordinator Dr. Bob Hansen has been organizing trips to Africa with Westminster students for the past 9...
Summer 2015 in Africa: I wish I had more blankets to give.
Kaitlin Rosholm ’17 is working in Africa this summer with the group of Westminster volunteers and Humanity for Children. After...
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