Nicki DiSalvo ’11 majored in business administration while at Westminster. She is now a system talent specialist for talent acquisition at BJC Healthcare in St. Louis. Since graduating, Nicki has done an excellent job of...
Meredith Bolen, a graduate of Saint Agnes Academy in Houston, Texas, will graduate in 2016 with majors in Elementary Education, Middle School Education, and Secondary Education with a minor in General History. She is...
Have questions about your career plans? Want a chance to meet and network with successful Westminster alumni? Join us Saturday, October 18 from 10 to 11 am in the Coulter Science Center for a...
Above photo, Katherine Humphreys ’09 and the Schultz-Humphreys-Beggs Westminster legacy family. Top row: Mary Jane Schultz (grandmother), Sarah Humphreys (sister) ’13, Steve Humphreys (dad) ’83, and Henry Beggs (cousin) ’15. Bottom row: Margaret Schultz Beggs (aunt) ’85 , Betsy...
Westminster alumni Kari Lenz ’14 (right) and Brad Dimarino (left) pictured with Secretary of State Jason Kander (middle) Interested in politics? Westminster College’s Capital Internship Program allows select students in their junior or senior year to spend their...
For Morgan Galbraith, Class of 2014, an internship led straight to a career with a top international PR firm. In June 2014, she joined FleishmanHillard’s Internal Communications practice group as Assistant Account Executive. Based...
Pictured above (left to right): Kyle Klahs, ’14; Jake Burch, ’14; Professor Dr. Mike Amspoker; Taylor Allen, ’14; and Matt Roehrs, ’13. Four recent Westminster graduates have begun classes at A.T. Still University’s College...
Congratulations to Westminster alumni celebrating the completion of post-graduate degrees this spring! A few of the fellow Blue Jays who have added to their list of accomplishments … Featured photo above, Jia Liu, ’09. PhD...
Congrats to the 331 Westminster students who made the Spring 2014 Dean’s List! To be included on the Dean’s List, a student must have a 3.60 semester grade point average with at least 12...
Lewis McKenzie, ’02 (pictured above, left, with computer science professor Ed Mirielli and Britton Clapp, ’01) made the news in Kansas City for his work piloting computer science courses for high school students. We...
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