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William Woods School of Education launches new research journal for academics and industry professionals

Fulton, MO – The School of Education at William Woods University (WWU) has established a new research journal for academics and educators in the field. Entitled the Midwest Journal of Education (MJE), the open-access research journal debuted last month and publishes original, peer-reviewed articles related to a wide array of

William Woods promotes Steve Wilson to Vice-President of Student Engagement and Intercollegiate Athletics

Fulton, MO – Dr. Jeremy Moreland, President of William Woods University(WWU), today announced the promotion of Steve Wilson to the new position of Vice-President of Student Engagement and Intercollegiate Athletics. The appointment of Wilson, who joined WWU as Director of Athletics in December 2022, is effective immediately. In addition to

Alumni You Should Know: Byron Landor ’17 (MBA), Chief Executive Officer of ClearSky Rehabilitation Hospital, Harker Heights, Texas

Growing up in a close knit family in Lake Charles, Louisiana, Byron Landor ’17 gained a deep understanding of the importance of family, building relationships, education and enjoying life. All of those things are keys to a successful, happy existence, but are difficult to realize without another critical factor -

New Chief Advancement Officer appointed at William Woods University

Fulton, MO – Dr. Jeremy Moreland, President of William Woods University (WWU), today announced the appointment of Jay Wilson as the University’s new Chief Advancement Officer. Wilson will begin his new position at The Woods on July 1. A veteran of nearly two decades of experience in higher education advancement

Alumni You Should Know: Mason Kramer ’16, Sales Manager-Americas, OneFineStay

Los Angeles, Calif. Ask Mason Kramer about the experiences at William Woods University that most influenced the direction of his professional career, and the Los Angeles resident will cite two. One was his time serving on the President’s 20 student liaison group, where among other tasks he was responsible for