The newly certified Dr. Kenneth “Kent” Hawkins never planned to return to school. After earning his associate degree in 2009, bachelor’s degree in 2013 and master’s degree in 2017, Hawkins felt satisfied. It became a running joke of sorts between Hawkins and his friend, Dr. Shonda Phelon, chair…
The annual, free summer science camp, hosted by Mississippi University for Women’s Department of Sciences and Mathematics, will return for another year, July 13-16 in Parkinson Hall on The W’s campus. Dr. Michael Dodson speaks with a group of campers during a previous science camp. “The Department is…
Growing up in a small town just outside of Tuscaloosa, Sara Grace Ramey knew one thing, she did not want to attend college at a South Eastern Conference (SEC) school. Sara Grace Ramey “On the contrary, I wanted a smaller school where, when I went into the classroom,…
For Amy Pennington, walking across the stage at Mississippi University for Women to receive her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, on Friday, May 8, was the culmination of a journey that began 20 years ago. Amy Pennington and her daughters Lily (left) and Grayce (right) “I actually started…
Damiyana “Diamond” Wallace, a graduating senior at Mississippi University for Women, is much like a typical art student. She goes to class, studies for her tests, converses with her friends and creates works in her chosen mediums: photography and printmaking. One thing sets Wallace apart: she is legally blind.
