RecFitness/Bootcamp classes set for return
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi for Women Campus Recreation will continue its phased re-opening Monday with the return of its RecFitness and Bootcamp classes.
COVID-19 Information: COVID-19 Info Page Coronavirus Self-Checker Student Contact (.pdf) Employee Contact (.pdf) Case Tracker
Face Masks Required: The W, The City of Columbus, & Lowndes County (by order of the Governor) require individuals to wear masks. All faculty, staff, students, and visitors are required to wear face coverings unless walking alone in an outdoor space or working alone in a personal office space.
Public Health Advisory: The State Health Officer recommends All residents of Mississippi should avoid any gathering which includes individuals outside of the nuclear family or household. Health Advisory
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Culinary Arts Advisory Board Scholarship awarded to Beard
Columbus, Miss. – Brandon native Megan Beard has been awarded the 2020 Culinary Arts Advisory Board Scholarship, an endowed fund presented by the Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association.
SLP graduate students offer screenings to Clay County Head Start
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- On Sept. 8-10, Emma Grace Olsen, Mary Ashley Hammons, Hannah Harrison, Claire Wiygul, Barbara Doorenbos, Kallie Smith and Sydney Minton, all first-year graduate speech language pathology students, conducted speech, language and hearing screenings for Clay County Head Start in West Point. Dr. Kathy Shapley and Ashley Alexander provided training and supervision for the students.
Art faculty featured in biennial exhibition
COLUMBUS, Miss. – Artwork by four Mississippi University for Women instructors is represented in the “Faculty Biennial Exhibition,” which runs through Oct. 23.
Eubanks Honored with Legacy Scholarship
Columbus, Miss.- Olivia Eubanks of Leakesville is the 2020 MUWAA Legacy Scholarship recipient. A freshman education major, Eubanks is the daughter of Michelle “Shelley” Dobbins Eubanks, an alumna of Mississippi University for Women, where she was a student from 1988 to 1991.
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