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Whitworth professor is honored for innovation in students’ service-learning
Michael Artime, visiting assistant professor of political science, was recently recognized for his efforts in Whitworth’s service-learning program. The Inland Northwest Service-Learning Partnership (INSLP) honored Artime with the Service-Learning Impact Award, which honors a professor, course or community agency for the innovative use of students’ service to help meet the needs of the community.
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Whitworth offers new degree-completion program in Moses Lake
Whitworth is offering a new degree-completion program at Big Bend Community College, in Moses Lake, Wash. The program is aimed at students who have already earned their A.A. transfer degree, or have completed two years of general education requirements. Students completing these courses will earn a B.A. in organizational management.
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Whitworth accounting students surpass expectations
Four Whitworth accounting students were selected for the 2013 Navigate Your Career (NYC) Summer Leadership Conference. The conference, run by Moss Adams, an accounting firm, is highly selective, with only 30 spots available throughout the Inland Northwest.
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Whitworth biology professor receives $30,000 grant from M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
Whitworth University Assistant Professor of Biology Grant Casady, Ph.D., recently received a $30,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust to fund two summers of research at Whitworth’s Verbrugge Environmental Center (VEC).
The VEC occupies 605 forested acres about 35 miles northeast of Spokane. The land, which has been entrusted to the university, serves as an educational resource for environmental research and allows students to have field experiences.
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Whitworth teams take first, second, and third places at regional business plan competition
Whitworth placed first and second, and second and third place in two separate categories in the 2013 Inland Northwest Business Plan Competition, winning a total of $9,500 in prize money.
Nine teams of students, from Whitworth University, Eastern Washington University, Gonzaga University, Spokane Falls Community College, and Spokane Community College captured a total of $22,500 in cash awards for proposals they submitted for the competition, which is open to graduate and undergraduate students from throughout the region. Three Spokane High Schools also competed for $3500 in cash awards in their respective division.
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Whitworth history students and faculty present research in Portland
Six Whitworth students presented research papers at the regional Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society Conference at the University of Portland, April 4-6. After a long drive with professors of history Arlin Migliazzo and Dale Soden, who gave presentations at another conference in Portland, these six students represented Whitworth’s history department with a wide range of paper topics.
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