Dr. Hal Scofield, a physician-scientist associated with the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) since 1991, will visit Mississippi University for Women for the final SM-100 seminar of the semester. The seminar will be held Wednesday, Nov. 12, in Parkinson Hall, Room 117, from noon to 1 p.m. Scofield will present, “Mitochondrial Function and Fatigue in […]
Angela Busby-Blackburn, the Deputy Commander and Director of Business Operations at the Columbus Air Force Base is our next speaker for SM-100 seminar this week (Monday, April 14, noon-1pm). Come find out about internships and career opportunities at the Columbus Air Force Base.
Are you an Arts and Sciences major looking to explore exciting career opportunities? Join us for an exclusive employer info session with representatives from Columbus Air Force Base! 🌟 During this engaging session, you’ll discover Internship Opportunities: Learn about unique internships that can kickstart your career.Career Paths: Explore both military and civilian roles available at Columbus Air […]
Dr. Denise Ferebee will be the next speaker for SM-100 seminar this week (Monday, March 31, noon-1pm). Dr. Ferebee, a W alum will discuss her recent publications on the role of cybersecurity techniques in criminal justice, education, and computer science degree programs.
Sarah Jackson will be the next speaker for SM-100 seminar this week (Monday, March 3, noon-1 pm). Jackson is a W alumni from 1997-2001, she is currently a Staff Scientist with Clinical Genomics Research & Development
John Manion will be the next guest speaker for SM-100 seminar this week (Monday, Feb. 24, noon-1 pm). Manion has been employed at several botanical gardens and arboreta, including the Royal Botanical Garden in Edinburgh, Scotland. After working as Historic Gardens Curator at the Atlanta History Center, he became the Kaul Wildflower Garden Curator at […]
Alzheimer’s disease have we been getting it wrong for the past 120 years? Come listen to Dr. Ross Whitwam for the first SM-100 seminar of the semester this Monday, February 3, at 12 noon in Parkinson Hall Room 117.