November 20, 2020
Webster University's Global Marketing and Communications will host three voluntary Zoom sessions in December for the Webster community to learn more about how to use the new Webster website, the research that went into it, and the dynamic components of its mobile-first design.
tags: employee news, faculty, webster life, webster today, extended campus, global marketing and communications
November 20, 2020
The 16th edition of the Webster World Report, the discussion linking Webster University’s global operations during this year of crises, features in-depth discussions with Professors Bill Hall and Gwyneth Williams, two of the University’s experts on political science, and a student about how they see the presidential election in the United States and what they think of the aftermath. The news segment of the program includes excerpts from the recent Webster Speaks program entitled “My Journey Toward Becoming an Anti-Racist.”
tags: college of arts and sciences, advancement, faculty, global, webster life, webster today, political science, webster speaks, podcast
November 19, 2020
The Global Citizenship Program Committee seeks applicants for Director of the Global Citizenship Program to serve a 3-year term beginning June 2021. Applications are due no later than Dec. 11, 2020, and will be reviewed during the first GCPC meeting in January 2021.
tags: employee news, faculty, webster today, global citizenship program, academics
November 19, 2020
On Nov. 17, the School of Communication Film, Television and Video Production program welcomed scriptwriting writer Jin-won Han, of the winning 92nd Academy Award Best Picture film "Parasite." This virtual exchange reached an audience of over 100 Webster students, faculty and staff. For his work on "Parasite," Han received much critical appraisal and recognition, including an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.
tags: school of communications, webster life, webster today, film, video production, students, faculty
November 19, 2020
The Oct. 26 online conversation with KMOX radio personality Megan Lynch and media literacy expert and School of Communications professor Julie Smith is available to view. Part of Media Literacy Week, the discussion centered on how much misinformation is being spread through social media and websites, and how regular viewers can separate the lies from the truth. During the hour-long discussion, Smith and Lynch also shared ways that people can determine if a rumor or story is true or fake.
tags: employee news, faculty, school of communications, webster life, webster today
November 19, 2020
Webster Graduate Noah Cornwell landed a job as a voice actor in an upcoming “Yu-Gi-Oh!” mobile app during the annual spring showcase trips sponsored by the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts.
November 18, 2020
The safety of the Webster University community is our number one priority. We're devoted to our students' success, online and in person; and we're taking every precaution to keep them safe.
tags: extended campus, online learning, webster life, webster cares, students, extended campus, webster today
November 18, 2020
As we approach a season of holidays in these final weeks of the year, we wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to our students, faculty and staff for the spirit with which you have faced these extremely difficult conditions during the past nine months.
tags: employee news, faculty, global, students, chancellor, coronavirus, home page, president, webster today
November 18, 2020
WebsterVOTES and the History, Politics, International Relations and Religious Studies Department will hold an online panel discussion on the post-election on Thursday, Nov. 19, at 3 p.m. Panelists will discuss what has happened regarding voting, the election results and what is still to come before the Jan. 20 inauguration.
tags: academics, faculty, webster life, webster today, college of arts and sciences, history politics international relations and religious studies, webster votes,
November 17, 2020
The campus community is invited to participate in the 2021 Webster University Teaching Festival held on Feb. 10-14, with the theme 'Reflections on Teaching in a Pandemic'. The 2021 Teaching Festival will occur almost one year after faculty and students experienced extreme disruptions created by the global coronavirus pandemic.
tags: academics, employee news, faculty, webster life, webster today, teaching festival, faculty development center, online learning center
November 17, 2020
White allyship is vital to fighting racism against Black people. It is not a matter of embracing those who look different; being an antiracist involves hard, daily, deliberate work. Four white social justice activists from the St. Louis area addressed this issue in the tenth edition of Webster Speaks: Dialogues on RACE, EQUITY and INCLUSION on Nov. 11. This marks the first time the Zoom Livestream show, which debuted July 8, featured white panelists.
tags: community engagement, webster speaks, diversity and inclusion, global, academics, home page, webster life, webster today
November 17, 2020
The Variety Theatres of St. Louis is streaming “Light the Lights," a virtual musical featuring performances, interviews and magical Variety Theatre moments Nov. 16-19. Among those interviewed for this program was Chancellor Stroble. Numerous Webster students, alumni and designers and directors are also featured in the one-hour film. For details on how to watch the program, visit varietystl.org/LTL. All funds raised will go to Variety Theatre's Performing Arts Fund to support Variety Kids in our inclusive Performing Arts program that teaches new skills, builds confidence and introduces lifelong friends.
tags: alumni, faculty, webster life, webster today, chancellor, college of fine arts, community engagement
November 17, 2020
The following message from the Task Force on Transition and Adaptability was distributed to employees in the St. Louis region on Tuesday, Nov. 17.
tags: employee news, announcement, faculty, home page, coronavirus, webster today
November 17, 2020
The History, Politics, International Relations and Religious Studies Department will hold an online discussion on Thursday, Nov. 19, at 7 p.m. with director Peter Hutchison and activist Sammy Rangel on the award-winning documentary 'Healing From Hate: Battle for the Soul of a Nation.'
tags: college of arts and sciences, webster life, webster today, students, film, faculty, community engagement, history politics international relations and religious studies
November 17, 2020
The School of Communications Careers Week was a success with attendance exceeding 300 students, faculty and staff. The theme was "Changing the Way We Work…Navigating Your Career in Communications…Virtually!" This year's Careers Week addressed the current issue of the world of work going virtual. The events aimed at educating and assisting students on how to navigate and launch their careers in the current virtual environment.
tags: academics, school of communications, webster life, webster today, students, faculty
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