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Best-selling author John Hall to deliver keynote address to highlight career week at William Woods University

Fulton, MO – John Hall, a best-selling business author and national columnist, will kick off William Woods University’s’ annual career week next week by delivering the opening keynote address. Entitled “Investing In Your Brand To Bring Opportunity To Your Career,” Hall’s presentation is set for 6 p.m. on Monday, November

Meet Dr. Stephanie Wells, English

Dr. Stephanie Wells Professor of English Expertise: Business and Technical Writing, Grant Writing, Rhetoric First-Generation College Student I grew up in the Ozarks, down in Southwest Missouri and I was the last child in my family. I was a late-life baby so I was kind of raised as an only

Meet Elizabeth Wilson, Professor of Social Work and Social Work Program Director

Finding her best career fit  I did not know what Social Work was until after I graduated with my bachelor’s degree. I was working several different jobs in service organizations and I listened to people’s advice on what degree to pursue and applied to the master’s program in Social Work at Mizzou. That really opened a lot of doors for me as far

5 Questions for Travis Tamerius, Director for Center of Ethics and Global Studies

Describe your background. What brought you to William Woods? A friend of mine kept telling me you really ought to be at William Woods, I see you thriving in that kind of setting. That was back in 2003. Brad knew how much I liked working with students and wanted to

William Woods students share experiences of International travel

For any person, but especially for young people, International travel can be a life-changing experience. That is why at William Woods, traveling to other countries to study or just to visit and experience a foreign culture plays a pivotal role in WWU’s philosophy of educating the total person. Students at