by Maire McMahon | Jun 11, 2013 | Academic News, Faculty Staff News, Philanthropic News, Top Stories
Winona State University announces three new interim appointments to its administrative leadership team in the areas of University Advancement and Student Life and Development. Gary Evans will serve as Interim Vice President for Advancement. Evans is the retired...
by Maire McMahon | Jun 6, 2013 | Academic News, Campus News, Top Stories
Winona State University will address the growing demand for competent and innovative leaders in allied health fields with a new Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Healthcare Leadership and Administration (HLA) that will begin in August. The program is the first...
by Maire McMahon | Jun 5, 2013 | Events, Top Stories
The Outdoor Education and Recreation Center at Winona State University will host the Family Outdoor Adventure Program beginning Tuesday, June 11. The Family Outdoor Adventure Program is a four-week program with activities including geocoaching, canoeing and kayaking...
by Maire McMahon | Jun 5, 2013 | Campus News, Events, Top Stories
Does your middle school or high school student love jazz? Registration is open now through June 19 for the ninth annual Dixieland Jazz Workshop June 26-29 at Winona State University. The workshop will allow middle and high school students to explore jazz music and...
by Maire McMahon | Jun 4, 2013 | Arts & Lectures, Events, Top Stories
There’s still time to register for Grandparents University June 20-21 at Winona State University. Participants learn in WSU classrooms with WSU professors, and sample the many summer highlights of WSU and the City of Winona. This year Grandparents University will...
by Maire McMahon | Jun 4, 2013 | Academic News, Campus News, Events, Top Stories
There’s still time to register for Winona State University’s first wellness conference June 6-7 on the WSU campus. The Wellness Exchange for Lifelong Learners (W.E.L.L. 2013), hosted by WSU in collaboration with local non-profit Live Well Winona, will showcase and...
