COLUMBUS, Miss. -- The Mississippi University for Women Alumni Association honored two outstanding faculty members and recognized their contributions to the university and its students during the 2016 Homecoming Convocation.
With the flick of a switch, Room 117 located in Parkinson Hall, once labeled a smart classroom, is now even smarter.
The field of nursing has seen explosive growth over the recent years. With that growth will come more opportunities in health care management—a new program Mississippi University for Women began offering in the fall.
At the age of 4, Phebe Davis fell in love with music after seeing the Broadway performance of “The Phantom of the Opera.” So, when the Montana State resident learned she had earned a full scholarship to study pre-law at an Ivy League school, she did what felt natural--declined the offer and pursued her passion for music.
Gifts to the MUW Foundation provide exceptional opportunities for learning and growth at The W. Your gifts are vital resources that help us continue the tradition of excellence for which The W is known. Thank you for changing lives by transforming students’ dreams into realities with your generosity.
Sade Meeks is committed to her role as a student leader and to the responsibilities she holds. That's why when she joined fellow student association presidents for a regular meeting in Jackson, she was one of the first to see the potential in an idea presented to all student leaders by the Institutions of Higher Learning staff.
Connector. Director. Supporter. The W's new Student Success Navigators wear many hats. Navigators represent a direct link between the Student Success Center and each college as the university removes barriers to student retention. Ultimately, their goal is to guide students to the many resources available to them. Meet The W's navigators who are ready to help students move from registration to graduation.
Alumni who have not been delighted by the voices of the MUW Chamber Singers will have an opportunity to hear them this spring at Homecoming.
The MUW Alumni Association held a chapter development workshop in January offering informative sessions on establishing and growing alumni chapters. Jenny Katool, '78, current MUW Alumni Association Board president, and Katy Canion Pacelli, '00, MUW Alumni Association Board secretary, coordinated the day's activities with the Office of Development and Alumni.
Gifts to the MUW Foundation provide exceptional opportunities for learning and growth at The W. Your gifts are vital resources that help us continue the tradition of excellence for which Th e W is known. Thank you for changing lives by transforming students' dreams into realities with your generosity.