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Five Questions with Art Webb, Director of Marketing

On May 19th, Art Webb joined William Woods as the university’s newest Director of Marketing. In his new position with The Woods, he is now responsible for selling the William Woods experience for prospective students through a variety of strategies, including advertising, social media campaigns, brochures and other publications, planning

William Woods announces new leadership in Enrollment Services

Fulton, MO – Romaine Seguin, President of William Woods University(WWU), today announced the appointment of Emily Horstman to lead the university’s Enrollment Services team, serving as Vice President of Global Online Admissions and Enrollment Management. The appointment of this cabinet-level position is effectively immediately. Horstman came to William Woods in

William Woods awards first Associate’s degree for a high school Dual Enrollment student 

High School graduation day is one of those moments that stand out with other life milestones. A rite of passage. A celebration of accomplishment. An ode to that wonderful idea of having one’s entire life in front of them. For Kennedy Wisdom, graduation from New Bloomfield (Mo.) High School on

Grove, Oklahoma resident wins prestigious academic award from William Woods University

Fulton, MO – Lainey Rutter, a senior at William Woods University (WWU) and a resident of Grove, Oklahoma, was honored with a prestigious academic award from the university as part of its recent year-end Co-Curricular Awards. At the end of each academic year, WWU recognizes a select group of graduating

William Woods students named Distinguished Scholars

Fulton, MO – At the end of every academic year, William Woods University recognizes a select group of its students with the Distinguished Scholar award. Faculty members designate one graduating senior from each program for the honor. While eligibility requires a minimum 3.4 grade point average, faculty also consider other