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Leadership U: For third time in the past two years, a WWU alumnus becomes a college president

While Gaylah Sublette was steadily climbing the ladder of higher education leadership at A.T. Still University (ATSU) in Kirksville, Missouri, the nation’s first-ever college of osteopathic medicine, she realized the value of continuing her own education. “Working in higher education, I realized how important continuing to gain education would be

William Woods announces the appointment of Brian Spielbauer as the University’s new Vice President of Athletics

New leader joins Owls following stints as athletic director at Central Methodist University, Presentation College Fulton, MO – Romaine Seguin, President of William Woods University (WWU), today announced the appointment of Brian Spielbauer, who previously served as Athletic Director at two National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) institutions, as the

WWU Chair of Education Doctoral Studies highlighting university EdD programs through new podcast

As Chair of Doctoral studies for EdD programs at William Woods as well as an Assistant Professor of Education, Frank Giuseffi wants to make sure everyone knows about how WWU’s programs are preparing doctoral students for future challenges in education. So, Giuseffi did what many others do in our information,

Woods Briefs July 2025

News and notes about William Woods students, faculty, staff, and alumni. William Woods Alumni Angela Nelson ’06 is the Director of the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance (DCI) in Jefferson City, Missouri. Appointed to the leadership position by Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe, Nelson oversees the state government department that

Alumni You Should Know: Morgan Westhues ’15, Assistant Attorney General, Missouri Attorney General’s Office, Jefferson City, Missouri

As far back as she can remember, Morgan Westhues wanted to be an attorney. “I wanted to become an attorney after seeing how difficult the legal process can be,” she said. “I thoroughly enjoy being a source of comfort and knowledge for my clients when they are going through difficult