There is a unique group of people on campus that have spent almost their entire adult life at William Woods. They started off attending classes at WWU as students and earning their degrees, and eventually, decided to come back and interview for a job here. They are now teaching and
At William Woods University, exposing students to different people and cultures is a way of life. The most prominent example of this phenomenon has been the University’s unique Woods Around The World (WATW) program, which has taken hundreds of students and other travelers from The Woods on a series of
March is Athletic Training month. William Woods marked the observance by hosting its fourth annual Athletic Training Symposia on campus on March 13, where Athletic Training students presented case studies on topics in the industry to Athletic Training faculty. This year the focus is Athletic Training in healthcare. Athletic Trainers
Life is hectic for any college student. There are multiple classes to balance, constant studying and reading outside of class, organizations to get involved in, and of course an active social life. For a student-athlete on one of William Woods’ 16 intercollegiate athletic teams, there is even more to juggle.
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