Angel Knoverek ‘93, an assistant professor of psychology at Culver-Stockton, spoke on “Teens and Trauma: The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Developing Adolescents” as the first part of a three-part virtual series about the Victims of Crime Act.
READ MOREHOMEBANK, which has nine banking resource centers in Missouri and Illinois, has made a $15,000 commitment to Culver-Stockton College to be used toward the construction of the Student Experience Center.
READ MOREThe Master of Athletic Training program at Culver-Stockton recently underwent a comprehensive program review, and a few changes will be made to benefit future students as well as ensuring the program’s continued compliance with national standards.
READ MORELeslie Payne has been hired as the vice president for advancement and marketing at Culver-Stockton College. She will direct and coordinate strategic planning for capital and alumni campaigns, donor relations, marketing and community relationships.
READ MOREDr. Scott Giltner, a professor of history at Culver-Stockton, was part of a team that won a national virtual trivia tournament in August which attracted more than 800 educators and school employees playing on more than 300 teams from 39 states.
READ MORECulver-Stockton College welcomed 311 new students to campus for the fall 2020 semester. That number includes freshmen and transfer students. It marks the ninth consecutive year that the number of new students at C-SC has topped 300.
READ MORECarson Riddle, a senior at Culver-Stockton College, recently was selected as one of 50 college students in the United States by The Council Foundation to receive a $5,000 academic scholarship.
READ MORECulver-Stockton College has been named the National Association for Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) College of the Month for August by Next College Student Athlete (NCSA), a Chicago-based for-profit organization.
READ MOREDr. Scott Giltner, professor of history at Culver-Stockton College, recently took part in an episode of David LaMere’s “The Wild Huntsman” podcast to discuss Giltner’s 2008 book.
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