Becky Heath BA’23 worked with a collective of textile artists in Peru to help them develop their business strategies to reach a higher level of success.
Scholarships are available for PNCA students to pursue their art studies and experience Mexican culture.
After earning his MBA and teaching abroad, Michael Chen ’18 now works at Meta.
Willamette students recently spent six weeks conducting drone and field reconnaissance projects in the country.
Sydney Wilson ’22 wrote a 28-page tale of a young boy who learns a safety lesson.
Jack Garver ’22 will teach at a high school through the English Teaching Assistant Program.
Eric Swinn ’06 has traveled the world as a foreign service officer.
Anna Hope MBA’21 led many initiatives in the Democratic Republic of the Congo before her business degree.
Accomplished linguist Elizabeth Guzman Ljubetic ’14 is committed to fostering a more interconnected business world.
Nancy Garcia ’08, MBA’10 incorporated the fundamentals she learned at Willamette into her career.
Chloe Prendergast ’14 founded her own string quartet and became an orchestra member in the Netherlands after she graduated.
Jaered Koichi Croes ’08 now runs a popular Japanese culture blog and app that teaches kanji.
Kimberly Cole ’02 finds a career in public health through international studies.
Byrin Romney JD'20 pursued an externship at the British Board of Film Classification to research technology and legislation to protect children from online pornography.
Alexis Gjurasic ’19 earned the distinction as the first Willamette Fulbright grantee in Luxembourg.
Research by Lisa Oakley ’04 and her team prompted social distance, face-covering measures.
Alumna travels world for education, finds humanitarian career.
Chemistry department helps Divine Distillers increase hand sanitizer production by donating and prepping materials. The Print Center and graphic designers provided labels.
Bearcats gathered at Hatfield Fountain to welcome the new ASP students to campus.
The program funds a master’s and living expenses for people considering careers in foreign service.
Professor Symeon C. Symeonides has added one more success to his record of law reform, which includes drafting legislation for three states and the European Union and participating in the drafting of two international conventions.
Alison Ecker JD’20, pursuing a career in immigration law, joined Professor of Law Warren Binford at the border to help protect children’s rights.
Warren Binford continues to shine light on children’s treatment at U.S. border facilities.
Popular guide features Willamette among 300 of the “best and most interesting” colleges.
Olivia Scott ’20 reflects upon interning with a program founded by a reformed gang member in South Africa.
To maximize value for students and employers, Willamette MBA is excited to introduce newly designed curriculum for MBA for Professionals this fall.
Student-run evening of entertainment celebrated the rich history of Polynesian music.
Jackson Boyd MBA’20 reflects on the second half of his trip in China.
Jackson Boyd MBA’20 reflects on the first half of his trip in China while on the train to Shanghai.
The pre-vet studies of Sarah Pope ’13 took her from Willamette to a biodiversity hotspot in South Africa.
University has been ranked among the top small colleges 15 of the last 17 years.
Willamette community unites to live out the university motto through service projects across the country and overseas.
Bearcats worldwide team up for our third Global Day of Service.
Warm greetings and a flurry of activity ushered in the 30th anniversary of the American Studies Program.
Owen Carver ’03 advocates for sustainable practices and social equity in the coffee industry.
Retired teacher Jon Steiner ’63 uses the international perspective he gained at Willamette to make a difference in the lives of students abroad.
The students who made a positive impact on the university and Salem communities returned to Japan and other home countries.
Open to the entire WU community, the evening’s program will include a networking and social hour, an informational presentation and a panel discussion featuring AGSM and WU professors.
For more than 30 years, Gunnar Gundersen, executive vice president of Tokyo International University America, has been instrumental in building the American Studies Program and developing the lasting integration between Willamette and TIUA.
Phoebe Keever ’07 broadens her perspective and helps others during service trips.
Student-led groups travel to Seattle, Boise, San Francisco and Fresno for spring break.
The event shared Polynesian music, food and traditions with the Willamette community.
The only Oregon school in the top 10 colleges with fewer than 5,000 undergraduates, Willamette has 13 Bearcats serving around the world.
Welcome the buses, join the class at dinner — here's how to help welcome the new ASP class!
John Poulsen ’94 publishes research that leads to crackdown on poachers.
Students celebrate their many accomplishments before heading back to Japan.
Michelle Atherton’s Willamette experience led her to a unique conservation project abroad.
The fall 2017 Atkinson Lecture speaker finds autocratic parallels between recent political developments in Russia and America.
Families of some students, faculty grapple with aftermath.
Three exhibitions and a panel discussion aim to start a dialogue about critical issues.
Undergraduate, graduate students represent dozens of states and several foreign countries.
Working as a receptionist at a veterinary hospital in Portland, Nani Apo JD’13 heard all kinds of complaints.
"Had I not gone to Willamette MBA, this company would not exist.”
One of the signature programs at Willamette University MBA celebrates milestone.
Last week, Willamette University welcomed 119 ASP students to campus.
Willamette MBA alumni lend business expertise to reinvigorate a Kosovo high school.
Willamette University contingent visited Tokyo in January
Campus community encouraged to make the new Bearcats feel at home.
The American Studies Program provided a warm send-off for the class of 2016.
Willamette MBA’s Beth Ursin will serve on the MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance’s board.
Sonny Nguyen LLM’16 hopes to use his knowledge of the law, and incredible personal experiences, to advocate for human rights.
Free tickets now available for the March 17 event.
Two Willamette faculty members became scholars in 2015-16.
Through the award, the history professor will travel to Morocco, Algeria and Egypt.
The 28th annual class of the American Studies Program (ASP) welcomes 98 new students.
Cultural destruction threatens world heritage.
The best-selling author and producer spoke as part of Willamette’s Atkinson Lecture Series on Oct. 15.
On Nov. 5, the Getty CEO addresses the threat posed by ISIS.
Local youth experience culture and creativity in a unique way.
Professor Holman encountered many firsts while teaching girls in Saudi Arabia.
Tejeswara Reddy ’12 and Elisa Ahern ’15 are both teaching English in Europe later this year.
Tomodachi participants share American culture with ASP students — and find they learn just as much from the experience.
Christian Oldham ’14, MBA ’15 will spend a year in Japan studying ikebana.
With 11 alumni serving overseas, Willamette snags the No. 10 spot among small schools.
Amadou Fofana has been awarded a Humanities Writ Large fellowship at Duke University.
This week, Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) welcomed 132 new students to Salem.
M. H. Wiener Foundation helps students unearth new finds in Scotland.
An alumnus and visiting English professor were both nominated for their plays.