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Dr. Merrill Sapp, a Physician Assistant Professor at Stephens College, is bringing the world of elephants to life through her newly released book, Knowing Wonder: An Elephant Story.
CategoriesPublished:Stephens College Names New Head Soccer Coach
Stephens College Athletics is excited to announce the appointment of Don Trentham as the new head coach of the Stars women’s soccer program. With more than 20 years of coaching experience at multiple levels—including NAIA, NCAA Division I and II, and professional soccer—Trentham brings a proven track record of success to the program.
CategoriesStephens College is proud to announce Dr. Craig McCoy, an esteemed Osteopathic Physician at Moberly Regional Medical Center, as the recipient of the 2024 Physician Assistant (PA) Preceptor of the Year Award. This honor recognizes his exceptional dedication, mentorship, and commitment to the education and success of Stephens College PA students.
CategoriesStephens College’s student-run literary magazine, Harbinger 2024, has been awarded second place in the Outstanding Literary Arts Journal Award by the Sigma Tau Delta Communications Committee.
Stephens College is proud to announce that its Women in Trades Construction Pre-Apprenticeship program has been awarded a $300,000 grant through the Highway Construction Training Program (HCTP).
Stephens College recently held a pinning ceremony for new Scholars Program members, with inspiring reflections from current Scholars Shannon Jones '28 and Cassandra Frayer '25.
Catch the first ever televised Stephens College Stars Volleyball game vs William Woods on 9/26 at 6 p.m. Join us at Silverthorne Arena for free popcorn and exciting action! Download the HomeTown Fan app for tickets.
CategoriesThe first-ever Pringle Midwest Audio Fiction Revival will take place Oct. 4-6 on the Stephens College campus. Presented by the National Audio Theatre Festivals (NATF), the event will feature staged readings, workshops on voice acting, Foley — organically creating sound effects for use in TV, film and radio — techniques, scriptwriting and more.
As part of this year's One Read Program, Stephens College faculty and alum played a prominent role in leading community discussions and creative workshops at the Daniel Boone Regional Library, centered around Charlotte McConaghy’s novel Migrations.