If you want to meet the most involved current student at William Woods University (WWU), attend a campus event – she’s almost certainly there. And if you want to find Nina McKee of Fulton somewhere this summer when classes aren’t in session, you can find her – where else? –
William Woods University celebrated its 148th commencement on Saturday, April 28, 2018. The university conferred over 220 degrees, including associate of arts, bachelor of arts, bachelor of fine arts, bachelor of science, and bachelor of social work. Here some of our favorite photos from the ivy and undergraduate student ceremonies.
William Woods University celebrated its 148th commencement on Saturday, April 28, 2018. The university conferred over 600 graduate degrees, including master of business administration, master of education, education specialist, and doctorate in educational leadership. Here some of our favorite photos from the graduate student ceremony. To see the full album,
Originally from Wisconsin, Travis Rae has served as the Sports Information Director and Champions of Character Coordinator at William Woods University for the past two years. As Sports Information Director, he provides statistics, team and player notes, and other information regarding WWU athletics to the media and general public. Recently,
In a final honor in a sterling academic career, Ms. Shari Means was recently chosen by students at William Woods University (WWU) as the posthumous recipient of the university’s Distinguished Professor Award. A former assistant professor of education and director of student teaching and clinical experiences at WWU, Means passed
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