Coming Alumni Weekend 2016 … #WCGirlSquad Although glass ceilings are continually being broken in the business world, women still face tough and unique challenges when it comes to career development, adapting within male-driven environments, pushing...
Last week, 14 Westminster students in the Blue Blazers Investment Committee (BBIC) visited New York City to learn about the world of Wall Street firsthand, making this the 8th time the group has traveled to...
The Westminster College Board of Trustees approved four professors for tenure at the February 2016 board meeting: Professor Elise Bartley An assistant professor of accounting at Westminster, Bartley earned her Bachelor of Science and...
Jamie Striler ’16, member of the Missouri Delta Chapter of Alpha Chi at Westminster and a senior psychology major, recently received confirmation that her paper, “Using a Turn-Taking Intervention to Lower Social Interaction Anxiety in College Students with Asperger...
Above, Westminster students on the 2014 BBIC trip to New York. Fourteen Westminster students will learn about the world of Wall Street firsthand when they visit New York City Feb. 10-14 as members of...
Above, William Felder ’80 and President Benjamin Akande. On Friday, February 5, 2016, the Westminster College community celebrated the dedication of the William D. and Katharine C. Felder Center for Admissions and Student Financial Planning....
As a Guard Member on Active Duty Special Work (ADSW) in 2010, Brian Wright used to drive by Westminster every day on his way to work at the Fulton Armory, down the street from...
Westminster College’s Spring Leadership Seminar students are scavenging the campus to learn about the services and staff who will be their partners in the semesters ahead of them. Their hunt took them to the...
To celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 18th, several organizations from Westminster College – including the Campus Activities Board, the Office of Community Engagement and Service Learning, and the Black Student...
With hard work and a strong academic support system, Jenna Teter Guillen ’14 (above, in Africa) transformed from an underwhelming student into a Rotary Global Scholar. College is often a time of growth, but growth...
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