Westminster College: Academics: Drinko Center: Overview

The mission of the Drinko Center is to enrich undergraduate education...

By engaging students in collaborative research with faculty.
By enhancing the Westminster "capstone" experience.
By incorporating academically meaningful service-learning into the curriculum.
By participating in collaborations that address community and regional needs including strengthening preK-12 education.
And through additional initiatives including the Distinguished Lecture Series, Perspectives on the Environment, Model UN, Science in Motion, and Language in Motion.

News

First Book-Westminster Raised Funds, Distributed Free Books

Tuesday, May 21, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - First Book-Westminster will distribute 900 new, free books to three literacy programs that serve children in need in Lawrence and Mercer counties.

05.20.2013 Westminster College Early Childhood Education Majors Participated in African American Read-In in Farrell NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Eighteen Westminster College early childhood education/special education majors participated in February in the 24th National African- American Read-In at Farrell Elementary School.	05.15.2013 Westminster College Language in Motion Serves 1,300 Area Students NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College's Language in Motion (LIM) program reached more than 1,300 area students during its seventh year.

05.15.2013 Westminster College Preschool Lab to Host Summer Arts Camp NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Westminster College Preschool Lab and the Drinko Center for Experiential Learning will host its ninth annual summer arts camp for kids June 10-14. The hands-on camp program encourages children to learn about the arts through visiting with guest artisans, experimenting with different mediums, and creatively expressing themselves through art.	05.14.2013 Westminster College Chemistry Professor, Students, and Alumni Participated in Pittcon NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Eight Westminster students, Dr. Helen Boylan, Westminster College associate professor of chemistry, and Dr. Timothy Sherwood, associate professor of chemistry and department chair, participated in the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy (Pittcon) in March in Philadelphia.