Westminster College is excited to announce that sophomore Katherine Sokol was awarded a 2020 Newman Civic Fellowship in March. An English major with a focus on creative writing who is minoring in women and...
Hometown: Owasso, OK High School: Owasso High School What are your majors and minors? Political science and history with minors in pre-law and women and gender studies. Why did you choose these? I have...
All Westminster College women are cordially invited to the Second Annual Westminster Women’s Retreat from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 9, 2019, at Hunter Activity Center. This Women of Westminster (WOW)...
As the 2017-2018 academic year comes to a close, we at the Remley Women’s Center look back on a great year centered on support, awareness, and celebration. For the complete highlights of our year,...
Faculty, staff, and students who identify as female are invited to attend the First Annual Westminster Women’s Retreat next month. The retreat will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Hunter...
For her work to support and empower the women of Westminster, Reverend Jamie Haskins, Chaplain, Director of the Center for Faith and Service, and Instructor of Religious Studies, will receive the 2018 Remley Women’s...
Hometown: Brashear, Missouri Current location: Lawrence, Kansas Major: English Literature Campus involvement at Westminster Remley Women’s Center, College Democrats, Westminster Independents What is your current position? As Cause Marketing Manager at Virgin Mobile USA,...
Westminster Waves discusses the annual Remley Women’s Conference with its lead organizers, Dr. Cinnamon Brown, Associate Professor of History, and Dr. Kasi Lacey, Associate Dean of Student Life. Stories and presentations about women’s achievements...
The following blog is part of a series to recognize notable “firsts” among the women of Westminster as we mark 35 years since the College first admitted women in 1979. Click here for more women of...
In 1979, Westminster College welcomed its first class of women students to campus. This group of pioneering women called themselves WOW, which stands for the Women of Westminster. In hopes of highlighting these amazing women...
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