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The Westminster College Field Station hosted 46 Wal-Mart employees for a May 6 workshop focused on the environment.
Nineteen Westminster College elementary education majors participated in the 20th National African American Read-In Feb. 18 at Farrell Elementary School.
Monica Hall, a Westminster College senior chemistry major, received an Undergraduate Research Grant from Westminster's Drinko Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning.
Dr. Sandra Webster, Westminster College professor of psychology, presented two posters at the American Psychological Association convention Aug. 12-15 in San Diego.
Dr. Helen Boylan, Westminster College associate professor of chemistry, and three chemistry majors participated in the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy (Pittcon) March 13-18 in Atlanta.
Conifers of several sorts have been symbols of Christmas for centuries in nearly all Western countries. At the Field Station we grow conifers - pines, firs, spruces, larches and hemlocks - not to be decorated just once a year, but to be everyday representatives of an ecological indicator of our region.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - David Smith, Westminster College associate professor of accounting, will present "Budgeting and Managing Debt" Tuesday, Sept. 18, as the fall semester's first session of the "Get Real!" life preparation series.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College's fraternities and sororities raised more than $19,000 in money and Student Government Association (SGA) collected nearly 5,000 food, clothing, toys, and other items during Greek Week 2013.
Westminster College first-year computer science major Anthony Groves earned third place among U.S. teams in his division at the Trinity College Firefighting Home Robot Competition in Hartford, Conn., this spring.
Westminster College recently released the schedule of fall graduate classes that provide opportunities for professional development, advanced levels of certification and/or a master's degree in education.
Programs are available in education, English, history, religion, principal, superintendent, reading specialist, adventure education, and school guidance. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.
Fall classes include Elementary and Secondary School Counseling, Public School Finance and Economics, Career Development and Counseling, Principles of School Administration, Superintendent Track Classes, Leadership in the School Literacy Program, Adventure Education Administration, Techniques of Counseling, School Counseling Practicum, Topics in School Administration, Measurement and Evaluation, Language and Literacy in Preschool/Elementary School, Counseling Theories and Practice, School Counseling Internship, Research, Practicum-Principal, and Practicum-Superintendent.
Registration deadline for these evening classes is Aug. 16. For more information, contact Dr. Darwin Huey, director of the Graduate Program and chair of the Department of Education at Westminster, at (724) 946-7186 or e-mail hueydw@westminster.edu.
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