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Dr. Matthew Cathey discusses in this video the appeal of a liberal arts college and the wide range of students attracted to the math major. He also offers a glimpse into his field of computer-based research, “circle packing.”
Dr. William DeMars chairs Wofford’s government department. He talks here about the rigor of a major in government as well as the preparation it provides for graduate school, law school and the workplace.
John McArthur chairs Wofford’s department of Economics. He talks here about the practical relevance of what he and his colleagues teach.
Only a few years old, the Chinese major is increasing in popularity with Wofford students who see it as an exciting opportunity in a global economy. In this video, Dr. Li Qing Kinnison talks about the Chinese major and about her teaching at Wofford.
Dr. Bryan Splawn, of Wofford’s chemistry department, is interviewed about his work here at Wofford, Splawn’s alma mater. He touches on offerings in chemistry and talks about what he enjoys most about working with Wofford students.
Friday, October 5, 2007, was fraternity bid day. Here are some pictures from the event.
On Monday, October 1, 2007, Wofford's sororities extended bids to women who participated in Rush.
Dan B. Maultsby ’61 served as Wofford’s Dean of the College from 1980-2007. He was the keynote speaker at opening convocation in September.
Class of 2011 members sign the academic Honor Code
Every year incoming first year students attend the Summit at Camp Greystone in North Carolina.
