All Entries Tagged With: "Mississippi University for Women"
Mississippi University for Women to Offer New Graduate Program in Creative Writing
The new master of fine arts degree in creative writing is classified as a “low-residency” program. Students will attend a two-week on-campus program in late May or early June. Also students will be required to be on campus for short one-week residency programs held at different times of the year.
Grants or Gifts Relating to Women in Higher Education
Here is this week’s news of grants and gifts that may be of particular interest to women in higher education.
Nine Women Appointed to New High-Level Administrative Posts at Colleges and Universities
The women taking on new administrative roles are Cassandra Lachica-Chavez, Beth Bryant-Claxton, LeAnn Alexander, Sian Beilock, Jacqueline A. Washington, Haiyan Gao, Jessica Fiske Bailey, Eileen Loftus-Berlin, and Jolynne Tschetter.
Mississippi University for Women Reports Increase in Enrollments
The Mississippi University for Women has been coeducational since 1982. This year men make up 19 percent of the total enrollments, up from 18 percent a year ago and 17 percent in 2012.
Eight Women Appointed to Positions as Dean
The eight women who have been appointed to dean positions are Helen Easterling Williams at Pepperdine, Michelle L. Janssen at Wabash College, Linda Schadler at RPI, Sirena Cantrell at Mississippi University for Women, Tracey Matthews at Springfield College, Robin Groce at Appalachian State, Cyndi Banks at Northern Arizona, and Inge-Lise Ameer at Dartmouth College.
Mississippi University for Women to Give In-State Tuition to Some Outsiders
The university has received approval to offer in-state tuition rates to students (either male or female) from the neighboring states of Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee. In-state students pay $5,640 for tuition compared to $15,360 for those from outside Mississippi.
Grants or Gifts Relating to Women in Higher Education
Here is this week’s news of grants and gifts that may be of particular interest to women in higher education.
A New Master’s Degree Program in Women’s Leadership at the Mississippi University for Women
The Mississippi University for Women in Columbus has been coeducational since 1982 but today women make up more than 80 percent of the undergraduate student body.
Eight Women Taking on New Administrative Assignments at U.S. Universities
The new university administrative appointees are Karen Gwinn Clay, Constance Bland, Susan M. Pollart, Khala Granville, Amy R. Wolfson, Romanda Noble-Watson, Sue Lister, and Bridgette Brady.
Mississippi University for Women to Offer New Public History Degree
Generally public history is geared toward people who are interested in research and not necessarily in an academic setting. Public history graduates frequently are employed by museums, historic sites, government agencies, and national parks and battlefields.
Five Women Earn the First Doctorates in Nursing Practice at Mississippi University for Women
The Mississippi University for women recently awarded its first doctoral degrees to five women in its doctorate of nursing practice degree program.
Three Women Appointed Provost Fellows at the Mississippi University for Women
The Mississippi University for Women in Columbus has named Erinn Holloway, Beverly Joyce, and Amy Pardo as provost fellows. In these roles, the women will be involved with future planning in a wide range of areas that are deemed critical to the university.
Nine Women in New Higher Education Administrative Positions
The women in new administrative posts are Julie Summs, Kate Brown, Maggie Reitz, Elizabeth Armstrong, Ericka Krantz, Cynthia A, DeKuca, Jacqueline Gibson, Klara Papp, and Cornelia Grumman.
New Posts for Five Women at Major Universities
The women taking on new administrative roles are Shelley M. Moss at Mississippi University for Women, Katie Giacalone at Clemson University, Emily Ballew Neff at the University of Oklahoma, Amy Noah at Purdue University, and Jennifer Peluso at Florida Atlantic University.
Mississippi University for Women Launches Doctoral Program in Nursing
The nursing doctoral program will include advanced study in diagnostic methods, radiology, pharmacology, and medically oriented anatomy and physiology.
Ten Women With New Administrative Appointments in Higher Education
Here is this week’s news of women who have been named to key administrative posts at colleges and universities across the nation.
