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As Molly Ramsey begins to reflect on her college career at Northwest
Missouri State University, her eyes grow wide and a smile spreads across
her face. The pride in her accomplishments and the appreciation she has
for the people who have helped her reach her goals is evident.
This is the debut edition of the electronic Family Newsletter. The new electronic format allows Northwest to provide you with timely updates and more frequent communication.
The Northwest Missouri State University forensics team is giving people
something to talk about. The team has brought home five sweepstakes
trophies this fall, including three first place finishes.
Giving a full-scale pitch to a group of non-profit professionals
looking to reach a new target audience and boost fundraising might be a
daunting task to college students.
That wasn't the case for the nine students in Northwest Missouri State University's advanced advertising strategies course, who recently presented a range of advertising, social media and promotional strategies to Hope House, a Kansas City-based non-profit that provides residential and outreach services to abuse victims.
A 2010 Northwest alumna, Kayla Warner, joined the throng of thousands of
Bearcat graduates last spring, but the path to her first career at Bond
University in Gold Coast, Australia, makes her story unique.
Four Northwest Missouri State University students will work alongside state representatives and learn about Missouri government as part of the University’s legislative internship program.
Eighteen students from Northwest Missouri State University’s Department
of Family and Consumer Sciences extended their learning during a
merchandising study tour, called “Fashion Careers 2010,” Nov. 9 through
Nov. 12 in Chicago.
One of the most successful and well-respected coaches in the history of
collegiate football, Mel Tjeerdsma, announced that he will
retire following a brilliant coaching career that spanned the last four
decades.
Spend a little time with Northwest Missouri State new head football
coach Scott Bostwick and you will likely hear one word: awesome.
Bostwick simply enjoys coaching football and is upbeat around anyone who shares his passion.
For the last 17 years he's been the defensive coordinator at
Northwest Missouri and perfectly content serving under Mel Tjeerdsma.
His world changed slightly when Tjeerdsma retired last week and a few days later Bostwick was elevated to head coach.
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