Posts Tagged ‘Webster University’
Dean of College of Fine Arts Peter Sargent honored with Leadership in Arts
The Missouri Arts Council named Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts Dean Peter Sargent as the 2014 honoree for Leadership in the Arts. Sargent received the award on Feb. 5, at a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda in Jefferson City.
Read MoreADP issues persist, some employee still without paychecks
Issues with ADP, Webster’s payroll system, have resulted in some students missing paychecks.
Read MoreStudent performs for one year with U.S. Air Force
In one year of Webster University student David Butler’s military service, he traveled to more than 60 countries with an elite Air Force talent unit, Tops in Blue.
Read MoreSoftball team plans for low roster, counts on versatility
The Webster University softball team is preparing for the upcoming season with a different-looking team. Graduation and transfers has left Webster with a shortened roster. This might be concerning to some, but Webster’s players and coaches look at it as a strength.
Read MorePhotography professor Susan Stang captures her story through photos
Photography professor Susan Stang showcases her new portfolio titled ‘Chasing Serendipity’
Read MoreWebster Athletics inducts 2014 Hall of Fame members
Webster inducted four new members into its Hall of Fame on Feb. 8. Three were former athletes and one was a staff member in the athletic department for almost 18 years.
Read MoreStudents decide topics for spring Delegates’ Agenda at SGA Officer’s Summit
Increased funding for student organization activities was the most voted for topic at the spring setting of the Delegates’ Agenda.
Read MoreStudent Government makes 51 percent cut to club budgets
Webster Student Government Association (SGA) is cutting all student run organization’s budgets by 51 percent.
Read MoreProvost answers questions about budget shortfall, says Webster’s business model ‘needs to change’
For the second year in a row, Webster University is making mid-year budget adjustments. It is predicting a shortfall between $6 million shortfall for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2014. After deciding mid-year cuts, Webster’s provost and CFO said the university will focus on structurally re-aligning the budget for FY15.
Read MoreHiroshima survivor to speak at 2014 commencement
Hiroshima survivor Tanimoto “Koko” Kondo will be Webster University’s 2014 commencement speaker. She has spent the majority of her life sharing stories of the victims of Hiroshima and frequently speaks at her alma mater, American University in Washington D.C.
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