Faculty & Staff Announcements

Categories: Academic Affairs, Faculty & Staff Announcements, News

Mississippi University for Women has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance educational opportunities for students with the East Columbus Homeschool Organization (ECHO). ECHO Board President Rachelle Slade, ECHO Founder Giovanna Smith and Interim University President Scott Tollison Interim University President Scott Tollison and ECHO Board President…

Categories: Arts & Sciences, Faculty & Staff Announcements, HPG, News

Mississippi University for Women’s Department of History, Political Science and Geography, in conjunction with The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science will host a screening of the new film, “Citizens Revival,” Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 6 p.m. in Nissan Auditorium on The W’s campus. The free event will…

Categories: Arts & Sciences, Faculty & Staff Announcements, News

Mississippi University for Women is partnering with the Columbus Arts Council for the fourth year in a row to bring the Under the Oaks art festival to campus. Under the Oaks brings arts vendors, food trucks and live music to The W’s campus. Set for Saturday, Oct. 31…

Categories: Faculty & Staff Announcements

Employees at Mississippi University for Women have the opportunity to review and make changes to their benefits electives during the month of October as part of the annual Open Enrollment. Open Enrollment sessions are voluntary this year. If an employee is not making any changes, no action is…

Categories: Faculty & Staff Announcements

The annual staff Halloween costume contest, sponsored by Staff Council, takes place this week. Departments can dress up for the CPDC parade or choose another day when department employees can participate. This year, departments will submit photos to the Staff Council President by Friday, Oct. 30, at…

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Faculty & Staff Announcements

The W partners with ECHO to increase college access for local students

The W, MSMS to host film screening

The W, CAC to host art festival ‘Under the Oaks’

Open Enrollment virtual sessions set for Wednesday

Halloween costume contest deadline is Friday

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