College of Arts & Sciences News

Hollowell ready to engage math students online

COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Kelly Hollowell is up for the challenge.

Hurley elected treasurer of MS chapter of NATS

COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Dr. Susan Hurley, assistant professor of voice at Mississippi University for Women, recently was elected treasurer of the Mississippi chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing.

Message from the Chair - July 7, 2020

Dear HPG students:

First, I hope that you and your loved ones are surviving these difficult times. The HPG faculty are thinking of you and wishing you well as we work through our fall plans.

Letter from the Chair, June 29, 2020

Dear LLP students:

I am writing to give you information about Fall classes in Painter Hall. We are planning to resume face to face instruction, but there will be some changes to classes. We want to do everything we can to provide you the quality education you expect in a safe environment.

Heda named Kossen Award winner

COLUMBUS, Miss.--Dr. Ghanshyam Heda recently was named the Kossen Faculty Excellence Award winner.

New science course offered at The W

COLUMBUS, Miss.-- The Department of Science & Mathematics will offer a new course this fall specifically designed for non-science and non-health-profession majors.

The W will offer new course on Nonprofit Advocacy & Government Relations

COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi University for Women is always looking to do more for its students.

Berglund appointed chair of CFLE Advisory Board

COLUMBUS, Miss.--Service is a way of life for Dr. Dorothy Berglund.

Harmon wins best paper award at Mississippi Phi Alpha Theta Conference

COLUMBUS, Miss-- History mesmerizes Lauren Harmon.

Hurley’s work appears in guide for performers

COLUMBUS, Miss.-- As an accomplished performer and instructor, Dr. Susan Hurley understands the intricacies of connecting with an audience. Tone, inflection and rhythm are three ways Hurley can manipulate her voice to make you listen.