Tony Weed Instructor, Communications; Division of Arts & Behavioral Sciences A Natural Fit I myself started my career as a William Woods Communication student, where I became particularly involved with the campus radio station while also studying film. I was drawn to communication while I was an undergrad, as I
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,
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
The holidays might be over, but community needs continue into the new year. With that in mind, faculty and staff at William Woods University (WWU) marked the first week of classes for the 2018 spring semester by holding a food drive with proceeds going to SERVE, Inc. of Callaway County.
Steve Middleton Assistant Professor in Athletic Training; Director of the Athletic Training Program Expertise: Athletic Training, Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation, and Manual Therapy From Theatre to Athletic Training I became interested in athletic training how I think most get into this field: I got injured. I was weight lifting when
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