Eight Westminster College music students were chosen to participate in the 61st annual Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Band, March 7-9, hosted by West Chester University.
Westminster College admissions staff will be visiting local high schools the week of Nov. 3.
Nicole Roberts, a Westminster College senior psychology major, was accepted into the graduate program for a master's degree in health psychology at the University of Bath in England.
Rachel Delzangle, a Westminster College senior biology major, received an Undergraduate Research Grant from Westminster's Drinko Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning.
Dr. Jeffrey Boerner, Westminster College assistant professor of mathematics, presented at the American Mathematical Society's Western Sectional meeting Oct. 9-10 at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Westminster College announces several personal enrichment and leisure courses for community residents, covering interests ranging from understanding football to glass painting and learning a new language.
Four faculty from Westminster College's Department of Mathematics and Computer Science will present "Enriching Experiences: Research with Undergraduates" at Faires Faculty Forum Wednesday, April 18, at 11:40 a.m. in McKelvey Campus Center's Sebastian Mueller Theater.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College broadcast and digital communications students from the "Video Production" and "Capstone" courses participated in a non-traditional final exams this month and spread Christmas cheer to residents at the Shenango Home and the Overlook Clinic.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College's Office of Faith and Spirituality will host a special worship service honoring America's veterans at 11:40 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, in Orr Auditorium. The service is open to the community.
Diana Reed and Deborah Roud, preschool teachers at the Westminster College Preschool Lab, had eight activities accepted for publication in "The Giant Encyclopedia of Learning Center Activities," which will be released in May 2005.
"We were pleased to have the articles accepted by Gryphon House, Inc., which is a resource for early childhood educators," Reed said. "The articles we submitted were descriptions of activities that are developed with the preschool child's capabilities and interests in mind."
"The articles chosen include step-by-step directions explaining how to do the activities; the materials needed; how to extend the activity to other areas of the curriculum and books, songs, or poems that may be used in conjunction with the activity," Reed continued.
"The curricular emphasis of the Preschool Lab is on developmentally appropriate practice, where children learn through exploration and hands-on activities," said Dr. Mandy Medvin, associate professor of psychology and Gibson-Drinko Distinguished Chair of Psychology. "Research shows that this type of learning environment is exciting and motivating for preschoolers."
"The Mystery of the Disappearing Picture" was just one of the activities that was accepted for publication. In this activity, students use a white candle to draw a picture on construction paper. Then the student "detectives" try to locate the disappearing picture painting over the candle pictures with watercolor paint.
"Matching Pet Prints," "Wizard's Potion," "Food Pyramids with Blocks," "Accordion Print Clues," "Classroom Cereal Box Book," "Detective Hunt," "Grocery Bag Game" were also activities chosen for publication.
For more information, contact Reed at (724) 946-7174 or e-mail reedd@westminster.edu or Roud at (724) 946-6164 or e-mail roudds@westminster.edu.
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