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Spokane Campus: McMillan Hall
This is a watercolor postcard of McMillan Hall on Whitworth College\u27s campus in Spokane, WA. The painting was created by Whitworth professor of art Pauline D. Haas in 1983.https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/wupostcards/1039/thumbnail.jp
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories 2020
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories is a (mostly) annual event that brings together different members of the Whitworth community (students, staff, faculty, administrators, alums, and more) to share stories about significant moments in their lives.
Session presenters: Taylor Pannell, Casey Armstrong, Anesu Mujenge, Rhosetta Rhodes, David Flesher, Adi McNally, Jack Vandergriend.
Faculty panelist: Thom Caraway
Emcee: Alanna Carlso
Spokane Campus: McEachran Hall
This is a watercolor postcard of McEachran Hall the administration building on Whitworth College\u27s Spokane campus. The painting was done by Whitworth College professor of art Pauline D. Haas in 1983.https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/wupostcards/1032/thumbnail.jp
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories 2021
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories is a (mostly) annual event that brings together different members of the Whitworth community (students, staff, faculty, administrators, alums, and more) to share stories about significant moments in their lives.
Session presenters: Kamesh Sankaran, Lee Anne Chaney, Ricardo Marcelo Worl, Emily Marvin, Madison Gotthardt, Rev. Stephy Nobles-Beans.
Emcee: Leonard Oakland
Music provided by Dale Soden
Program designed by Megan Necoche
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories 2018
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories event was recorded on December 4, 2018. Whitworth’s untold stories is a project of EL 396H Audio Storytelling. Tonight our readers will share a true story about an important moment in their personal or professional lives. Our 2018 cast: Noelle Brouillard, Chandler Wheeler, Julie Riddle, Caleb McIlraith, Jeannie Huskisson, Beck Taylor, and Tyler Nelson
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories 2019
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories event was recorded on December 4, 2019. Whitworth’s untold stories is a project of EL 397 Creative Nonfiction Writing. Tonight’s readers have been invited to share a true story about an important moment in their personal or professional lives.. Our 2019 cast: Noelle Brouillard, Kevin Benson, Carol Simon, Craig Chatriand, Bryn Cavin, Courtney Barajas, and Hannah Mumm
Whitworth College Transportation
A Whitworth College vehicle parked outside of McMillan.https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/campus1920_1921/1014/thumbnail.jp
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories 2017
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories event was recorded on November 29, 2017. The event was a project of EL 347: Creative Nonfiction Workshop. Eight members of our campus community wrote and read stories about significant moments in their lives. Enjoy these stories by our 2017 cast: Lauren Klepinger, John Sowers, Judy Dehle, Quincy McCune, Claire Symons, Rachel Aldridge, Leroy Mac McCall, Raja Tanas, and Logan Veasy. Faculty panelists are Jessica Clements and Ron Pyle
This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories 2014
This podcast of our annual This Whitworth Life: Whitworth\u27s Untold Stories event was recorded on November 21, 2014. The event was a project of EL 347: Creative Nonfiction Workshop. Eight members of our campus community wrote and read stories about significant moments in their lives. Topics include but are not limited to: jigsaw puzzles, introversion, campus tours, grits, comical-only-in-hindsight interactions with law enforcement, martyrs, PTSD, forgiveness. Enjoy these stories by our 2014 cast: Katie Ferris, Amanda Clark, Alan Jacob, Tim Grayson, Henry Stelter, Amy Hendricks, Laura Bloxham, and Helen Higgs. Thanks to our faculty panelists, Fred Johnson and Karin Heller, and to the Fall \u2714 students of EL 347
Stunt Program At Whitworth
The Spokane Chronicle anticipates a program presented by the sophomore class of Whitworth College in two weeks.https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/studentlife1920_1921/1025/thumbnail.jp
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