College & Campus

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Dr. Daniel B. Kissinger will join the School of Health Sciences this fall as director of counseling at Stephens College.

Stephens College recognizes the over 30 students who have been inducted this year into the Alpha Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, (PTK) an international honor society for high-achieving students from two-year colleges.

Dr. Dianne Lynch, president of Stephens College, has launched a blog titled “While You’re Away,” to help keep students, faculty and staff, as well as its network of alumnae, connected during these uncertain times.

Stephens College announces that its annual Honors Convocation, held each spring in April, will be held as planned on Friday, April 17, 2020, only it will be delivered in a video format.

As classes at Stephens College have moved to online delivery, so too have the services that students use to succeed in their coursework.

Dr. Nat Hardy has accepted the position of the founding dean of arts and humanities and the Sara Jane Johnson scholar at Stephens College.

Stephens College announces the decision to postpone spring Commencement ceremonies from early May to late August 2020 due to guidance and restrictions related to the coronavirus.

In light of the Stay-At-Home order issued by the City of Columbia for March 25-April 24, Stephens College announces that its on-campus operations will remain closed through the end of the spring semester.

Teri Miller ’69 and Dr. Sharon Schneeberger, a former Stephens College education professor, set up a table in Stamper Commons this past November to help students register to vote — and remind them to show up at the polls on election day.