UMSL Adjunct Instructor in Philosophy Isaac Wiegman (center, facing camera) lectures his class of 16 students on April 9. The course is Philosophy 2280: Minds, Brains and Machines, and the Millennium Student Center is in the background. “I love teaching outside,” Wiegman said. “It’s so fun.” The picture, by campus photographer August Jennewein, is the latest to be featured at Eye on UMSL.
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A Triton Leader gives a tour of campus to a prospective student and their family last week. Student ambassadors guide visitors along the university’s winding paths, stopping to visit key landmarks.
A Triton Leader gives a tour of campus to a prospective student and their family last week. Student ambassadors guide visitors along the university’s winding paths, stopping to visit key landmarks.
A Triton Leader gives a tour of campus to a prospective student and their family last week. Student ambassadors guide visitors along the university’s winding paths, stopping to visit key landmarks.
The associate professor of nursing is among 24 new members of the international organization, which recognizes exceptional leaders who unite academics and communities to benefit society.
The associate professor of nursing is among 24 new members of the international organization, which recognizes exceptional leaders who unite academics and communities to benefit society.
Seven students from Hazelwood East and University City High Schools participated in the paid internship program as it marked its 12th year this summer.
Farnham recently won a prize for Best Undergraduate Student Contribution at the AIS Educator Conference and was also named a recipient of a $15,000 scholarship from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
Farnham recently won a prize for Best Undergraduate Student Contribution at the AIS Educator Conference and was also named a recipient of a $15,000 scholarship from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
Farnham recently won a prize for Best Undergraduate Student Contribution at the AIS Educator Conference and was also named a recipient of a $15,000 scholarship from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
