From left, Dr. Brandy Larmon, Mary Catherine Blunt, Denier Dismukes, Mary Helen Ruffin. Nursing Students Blunt and Dismukes are the inaugural Mississippi Earn Program participants for The W. A new initiative at Mississippi University for Women (The W) is poised to address the growing demand for skilled nurses in the…
Mississippi University for Women will coordinate with Lowndes County Emergency Management for a large-scale disaster drill Thursday, Sept. 19 beginning at 8 a.m. Law enforcement agencies, first responders and The W nursing students and faculty will participate in the annual emergency drill. During the drill, the university’s tornado sirens and…
Mississippi University for Women President Nora Miller, along with deans and athletic director, will provide updates at this quarter’s Town & Tower meeting set for Thursday, Sept. 26 at 11:30 a.m. in Pope Banquet Room, Hogarth Dining Center. Classes started mid-August and guests will hear about the upcoming programs, events…
Ranked No. 4 by Washington Monthly’s 2024 Best Bang for the Buck Rankings: South, Mississippi University for Women has once again been recognized for helping students achieve affordable degrees. “I am proud of this recognition of our commitment to providing a quality academic experience at an affordable cost and our…
The Department of Legal Studies at Mississippi University for Women was recently reapproved by the Delegates of the American Bar Association (ABA). The continuous approval since 1987 distinguishes the program as one of only two ABA approved paralegal programs in the state of Mississippi. “We are incredibly proud of this…
