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William Woods Students Preserve Stinson Creek
Students and faculty at William Woods University have turned to science to help protect Stinson Creek. Located just minutes from campus, Stinson Creek runs through the city of Fulton and is accompanied by numerous trails. “The creek is a local landmark that is very important to Fulton and its residents, and we want to help […]
5 Questions for Bob Jones, WWU Head Strength and Conditioning Coach
Bob Jones was the first Strength and Conditioning Coach in William Woods history after being named to the position in 2001. In his role, Jones works closely with student-athletes in each of William Woods’ 15 sports programs, designing and implementing preseason, in-season and postseason sport-specific and individual-specific training programs for WWU student athletes. He also […]
5 Questions: Dr. Lisa Sitler, Director of the School of Nursing
On October 5, 2017, William Woods University announced the establishment of its first-ever nursing degree program, which will include a Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree beginning with the fall 2018 semester, and a standard Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing expected to begin being offered in 2019. Dr. Lisa Sitler was […]
Saddle Seat World Cup Trials Visit William Woods Again
On Saturday, December 2, one of the biggest and most prominent events in the Saddle Seat discipline, the Saddle Seat World Cup Selection Trials, was held at William Woods University (WWU). Assistant Professor Sarah Track organized the event, with William Woods students acting as grooms and judge’s scribes. This year, Taylor Woods ‘19, qualified to […]
Etiquette with President Barnett
“When I first walked into the room, I didn’t know what to expect — everyone was very tense,” remembers Bennett Zink ’19, an Art Education major from Iberia, Mo. No, Zink is not talking about giving a class presentation or taking a final exam. He is recalling his first etiquette dinner. Etiquette in College? Proper […]
Alexander Hamilton: Dueling Perspectives
Classes at The Woods: This article series profiles interesting and unique classes at William Woods. What do students learn and why are the topics important? The William Woods University history department recently offered a new class called Hamilton: An American Story. Students learned about Alexander Hamilton’s life, influence, and the man behind both the financial […]
Exercise Science Goes High-Tech
George Morris Schools William Woods Equestrians
“He is a legend,” says Gayle Lampe, a saddle seat professor emeritus at William Woods University. George Morris has been called many things in his 79 years. Olympian. Author. Coach. Trainer. Hunt seat founding father. Last April, this world-renowned equestrian visited William Woods to conduct a hunter/jumper clinic for students, alumni, and outside riders. He […]
It’s Career-A-Palooza at William Woods
Life after college can be a little scary. Maybe you know what you want to do, or maybe you have no idea. William Woods University offers plenty of opportunities to help. Throughout the week of October 30, the Office of Career Services and the Student Alumni Council (SAC) seniors hosted a series of LEAD events […]
