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Lionel Cuillé Named inaugural Jane & Bruce Robert Professor of French and Francophone Studies
Cuillé's appointment takes effect in August..

Students Sample Off-the-Grid Life during Taos Study Trip
Their experience included living in "Earthships" and performing the labor that is part of Earthship construction.

Flower-Arranging Class Teaches Students about Harmony
Kana Morishita felt that Ikebana, or the Japanese art of flower arrangement, would be a good hands-on activity for her students during their study of Zen Buddhism.

Biking the Balkans for North Korean Bakeries
A Global M.A. in International Relations alum and three friends will raise money for North Korean bakeries while they pedal throught the Balkan Peninsula this summer.

Advisory Board's Silber Shares Infertility Techniques in China
During his China trip, Dr. Silber also received an honorary degree and full professor faculty position at the prestigious Sun Yat-sen University Medical School.

Learning German Worth the Effort for Three Alums
Why learn German? Three young alumni give their perspectives.

Advisory Board Member & Former Webster President Jacqueline Grennan Wexler Dies
The College of Arts & Sciences mourns the passing of A&S Advisory Board member and history-making former president of Webster University Jacqueline Grennan Wexler, Ph.D. Dr. Wexler died in her sleep Thursday, Jan. 19, in Orlando, Fl.

Professional Development Activities by St. Louis Status-Track Faculty
(Guidelines can be found in the "Boyer Model" areas of integration, application, and the scholarship of teaching and learning, as laid out in the Webster University Policy Handbook.)