Missouri Western students placed at the Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA) National Leadership Conference in Chicago. They received first place in Sales Presentation and third place in Business Decision Making. These students received $1,175 in cash for placing top in their categories! The students competed in seven events and earned top honors. [...]
Kylar McNeal, a history education major, presented his original research on 19th-century women textile mill workers at the spring 2022 Meeting of the New England Historical Association in Lowell, Massachusetts. His presentation was received with great praise and generated excellent discussion among attendees. He also toured the mill museums and canals in Lowell, [...]
Kudos to Josh Pohl, convergent journalism major and editor-in-chief of the Griffon News, for scoring an Honorable Mention in the Apple awards at the National College Media Association Convention in New York City. The Griffon News competed against other four-year universities with fewer than 5,000 undergraduates.
Arianne Boma, convergent journalism major and Griffon yearbook editor-in-chief, won the national second-place Apple award for yearbook cover design at the National College Media Association Convention in New York City. The national winning design will don the cover of the 2022 (96th volume) of The Griffon yearbook.
Dr. Csengele Barta, associate professor of biology, was awarded the Primarily Undergraduate Institutions (PUI) Award of the American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB), for the fourth consecutive year in 2022. The prestigious award recognizes excellence in plant science scholarship and undergraduate student research mentorship of faculty at primarily undergraduate serving institutions. The award [...]
Missouri Western students participated in the Sleep in Heavenly Peace Bunk Bed build event at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. This event helps ensure no child will sleep on the floor in the local communities. Sixteen beds were brought back to St. Joseph to be distributed by Wyatt Park Christian Church to children [...]
The student chapter of The Wildlife Society utilized a Gold Friday at Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge. They commenced in the morning with their annual tagging of Monarch butterflies as the monarchs began their epic migration. In the afternoon, they were joined by Dr. Aracely Newton and planted additional trees on the MWSU [...]
The Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society has been extremely busy with their Gold Fridays. On Friday, Oct. 22 The chapter was assigned to Andrew County to perform wildlife track surveys for the MO Dept of Conservation. Five transects each of which had 10 scent stations and were then read on Sat. Oct. [...]
Dr. Mark Mills, Dr. Aracely Newton, Dr. Cary Chevalier, and students from the MWSU Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society built a new footbridge over a drainage on the Otoe Creek Nature Trail.
Every January, Super Science Saturday is held on the Missouri Western campus. Through collaboration with the St. Joseph Museums and many other community partners, our students and faculty give kids of all ages fun experiences in biology, physics, chemistry and much more!
