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Dear <strong>Westminster</strong> Friends:<br />
I am often asked, “How are things at <strong>Westminster</strong>” “Really great,” I usually say, resisting the temptation<br />
to blather on about all the wonderful things that are happening for the <strong>College</strong>. So permit me to<br />
blather here for just a moment in abbreviated fashion:<br />
Did you know...<br />
• <strong>Westminster</strong>’s semester in Oxford program will enable 30 students and two professors to experience<br />
England for the fall semester<br />
• the Old Main renovation is completed and paid for in full<br />
• the <strong>College</strong> will be constructing new townhouse apartments for students who are seniors<br />
(completion date – August 2006)<br />
• Thompson House will soon be completely renovated as a residence hall for women students<br />
(completion date – August 2006)<br />
• the <strong>Westminster</strong> endowment now totals $86 million<br />
• the <strong>Westminster</strong> Faculty Development program is fast becoming a model for other institutions<br />
to emulate<br />
• that 98 percent of our students are employed in the field of their choosing or in graduate<br />
school one year after graduation<br />
• The Princeton Review has selected <strong>Westminster</strong> as one of “361 Best <strong>College</strong>s and Universities”<br />
in America (There are over 3,000 colleges and universities in America).<br />
Things are going well at <strong>Westminster</strong>. I could go on with great news about faculty awards and<br />
student achievements… But, the best news of all is this: After all the changes, the new facilities and<br />
the honors – <strong>Westminster</strong> is still the same: unpretentious, friendly, devoted to building successful<br />
lives one life at a time. As long as this is true, things will continue to go well for <strong>Westminster</strong> and her<br />
students.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
R. Thomas Williamson