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Center for Equine Medicine gives pre-vet biology students a leg up
William Woods University is known for having a strong reputation in the horse industry — for winning national championships and educating well trained, expertly prepared equestrian professionals. However, the development of their Center for Equine Medicine has given William Woods a step up in more than the equestrian world, but in the world of veterinary […]
Read More...December 29th, 2016
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What is sports psychology?
All sport management undergraduate students at William Woods take a course in Sports Psychology. But what is it? And how does it help someone interested in a career in sport management? Competition can both emotionally and mentally affect athletes of every level —professional or not. Many athletes say that the “mind game” is just as […]
Read More...December 19th, 2016
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William Woods’ bachelors in biology pre-veterinary program graduates enjoy high acceptance rate
For bachelors in biology students who are passionate about caring for and healing animals and are interested in pursuing the path towards veterinary medicine, the Pre-Vet Preparation Concentration at William Woods may be the right choice. One of the fastest growing programs at William Woods, this concentration provides students with the coursework and hands-on experience […]
Read More...December 8th, 2016
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William Woods biology students study nature in the “Best Trails State”
In 2013 the state of Missouri earned the title “Best Trails State” by American Trails, a national, nonprofit organization that supports biking, riding and hiking trails across the U.S. Since then, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has put in place the 100 Missouri Miles Challenge, encouraging Missourians to get outside, get active and experience the beauty […]
Read More...December 5th, 2016
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The ‘Fulton Flash’ and sports management
In sport management students’ Introduction to Sports Management class, they learn foundations of athletics, including history and philosophy. It’s with this in mind that students at William Woods celebrate one alumna and incredible athlete: Helen Stephens, also known as the Fulton Flash. Stephens’ story is told in the State Historical Society of Missouri web archives […]
Read More...November 28th, 2016
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Bachelors in biology students learn the keys to living a zero-waste lifestyle
What if, as a biology student, you really lived the lessons learned in Introduction to Environmental Science about conserving the environment and preserving clean air and clean water? If you carried a reusable water bottle with you to refill throughout the day, or when you went to the grocery store you brought your own reusable […]
Read More...September 15th, 2016
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A project of peace: Students learn the unifying power of art
Imagine yourself walking through the streets of a small district of Cairo, Egypt, perhaps on a study abroad trip with Woods Around the World. As you weave through the narrow streets, dodging trucks overflowing with trash, you are overcome by the pungent smell of rotting garbage. You make your way past the piles of trash, […]
Read More...September 8th, 2016
Posted in Fine Arts
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The irreplaceable role of social media in nonprofit communications
In the world of nonprofits, communications and marketing is critical for growth and success. The mission of the organization of course remains priority. However, without effective communications to raise awareness and support, to bring in volunteers and donations and to form a connection with those you are serving, your mission cannot advance and your organization […]
Read More...August 19th, 2016
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Sport management students learn the connection between sports and fostering peace worldwide
Bachelors of Sport Management students, fitness enthusiasts and health activists alike recognize the benefits of sports and physical activity in the lives of both children and adults. Aside from the physical, mental and social benefits athletics bring, such as reduced risk of numerous diseases, boosting your mood, and teaching valuable lessons such as cooperation, teamwork, […]
Read More...August 12th, 2016
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Biology students learn the importance of conservation from The World’s Oldest Living Things
Aside from the health of our planet and the living things that dwell within, there are some breathtakingly glorious things that occur when we practice careful conservation and when we pay attention to preserving the beauty of life here on this planet. In a TED Talk, artist and photographer Rachel Sussman shares a project she […]
Read More...July 1st, 2016
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