Academic Affairs

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The 2023 Undergraduate Research Conference recently took place in Fant Memorial Library. There were 11 submissions across three different categories: poster presentations, oral presentations and asynchronous presentations. Irelyn French shares research with alumni during Homecoming The Undergraduate Research Conference, in its 4th year, is a chance for students to showcase…

Categories: Academic Affairs, News, Nursing & Health Sciences

Mississippi University for Women nursing graduates excel above state and national averages on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) during 2022. Baccalaureate graduates led all state universities with a 96% first-time pass rate, while associate degree nursing alumni achieved a 91% pass rate, the third-highest in the state. “We are…

Categories: Academic Affairs, Arts & Sciences, News

Seniors in the Gordy Honors College at Mississippi University for Women were recently recognized for their research at the 2023 Mississippi Honors Conference held at Itawamba Community College Friday, Feb. 3. Left to right: Lillian Ergle, Crystal Adams, Kayla Redmond, Mackenzie Pearce, Alyssa Cox “We are very proud of the…

Categories: Academic Affairs, Arts & Sciences

The Department of Sciences and Mathematics is the recipient of the Mississippi University for Women’s 2022-23 Impact Initiative Award. Dr. Heda (right) works alongside a student in the lab The annual award is meant to recognize a unit that exemplifies the excellence that is The W through its efforts to…

Categories: Academic Affairs, Arts & Sciences, News

Mississippi University for Women’s spring Forum Series hosted by the Gordy Honors College opens Thursday, Feb. 2 with mental health advocate Alex Bush. Alex Bush Originally from Denver, Bush has been a passionate spokesperson for mental health awareness since losing a parent and multiple friends to suicide and learning to…

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Located in historic Columbus, Mississippi, The W was founded in 1884 as the first state-supported college for women in the United States. Today, the university is home to 2,227 students in more than 70 majors and concentrations and has educated men for 40 years. The university is nationally recognized for low student debt, diversity and social mobility which empowers students to BE BOLD.

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URC announces award recipients

W nursing surpasses state, national averages on NCLEX

Honors students awarded for research at state conference

Department of Sciences and Mathematics receives Impact Initiative Award

Spring forum speaker focuses on mental health awareness

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