Faculty
Jim Brasfield Retirement Reception May 12
Please join the George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology in recognizing retiring faculty member Jim Brasfield as he concludes his 39th year of teaching at Webster University. A reception for Brasfield will be held Tuesday, May 12 from 3-4:30 p.m. in the East Academic Building, room 253/262. Click here to RSVP. Brasfield joined […]
Learning Happens Everywhere: Student Affairs presents faculty award to Chamberlin, Baden, Kwon
Webster University’s 22nd Annual Student Leadership Awards Ceremony at was held Friday, April 24 in the Community Music School Concert Hall, with over 170 in attendance, including students and their guests, staff, faculty, administrators and alumni. This was the second year for the Learning Happens Everywhere Award, presented to faculty in recognition of exemplary collaboration […]
Business Monitor Database Training Webinar April 30
Webster University Library presents the database training webinar, Business Monitor for Faculty & Staff, on Thursday, April 30, from 12-12:45 p.m. CST. The webinar is intended to help faculty and staff to navigate Business Monitor Online and will focus on using the database to create and support your assignments for students. Business Monitor Online from […]
Faculty: Register for 2015 Global Citizenship Collaboratory May 19
Webster’s University’s mission to transform students for global citizenship is clearly demonstrated through the exceptional course offerings and learning experiences of the Global Citizenship Program (GCP), Webster’s general education program of study. The GCP, now entering its fourth year, ensures that Webster students develop the competencies of successful global citizenship in the 21st century. The […]
Dedication of Electric Vehicle Charging Station Rescheduled to May 22
Webster University President Elizabeth (Beth) J. Stroble invites faculty, staff and Webster community members to celebrate the arrival of the Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station in the Garden Park Plaza parking garage. The EV Charging Station Dedication Ceremony will be held Friday, May 22 at 1:30 p.m. in the lower level of the Garden Park […]
Stress Relief Week April 27-May 1
With the end of the semester and finals weighing on the mind, Webster Campus Activities invites students, faculty and staff to enjoy Stress Relief Week April 27-May 1. Community members on the Webster Groves campus will have the opportunity to enjoy a multitude of activities designed to help alleviate the stresses involved with end-of-year exams. […]
Bob Chamberlin Retirement Reception April 28
Please join the Department of Music faculty in recognizing retiring faculty member Bob Chamberlin as he concludes his 42 years on the music faculty. A reception for Chamberlin will be held is Tuesday, April 28, from 4:30-6 p.m., in the Thompson Music Building Recital Hall. Chamberlin joined the Webster University faculty on Aug. 23, 1973, […]
In the News: Loretto on Webster centennial; Sound of Meyer’s residency; Schubert on ISIS, Yemen
Recent news media coverage involving Webster University community members includes: Loretto Community: ‘Webster University Reaches Century Mark’ An article about the Webster University Centennial in the Loretto Community magazine by Annie Stevens SL, adjunct faculty member of Religious Studies in the College of Arts & Sciences, recalls a variety of historic gems from throughout Webster’s […]
Online Learning Center Launches Blog with Resources, Trends, Advice for Online Success
Webster’s Online Learning Center is pleased to announce the launch of their new blog this week, WebsterUOnline. The blog highlights articles by and for Webster University students, staff and faculty with the focus on Webster’s online programs and services, trends in online learning, and advice for succeeding in online courses. Be sure to check back […]
April 26 Guest Lecture: ‘France after Charlie Hebdo’
Centre Francophone and the St. Louis & Lyon Sister Cities present a Jacques Chicoineau Lecture, “France After Charlie Hebdo,” this Sunday, April 26, with guest speaker John Bowen. Bowen, a sociocultural anthropologist and the Dunbar-Van Cleve Professor in Arts & Sciences at Washington University St. Louis, is the author of several books, including “Can Islam Be […]