Every year, the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce recognizes two outstanding female leaders with the ATHENA Award, one of its highest honors.
The list of past honorees is a whos who of Kansas Citys foremost female leaders, including philanthropist and civic leader Adele Hall and former Urban Neighborhood Initiative president and CEO Dianne Cleaver.
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It was a great weekend to be a Hawk the annual Family and Alumni Weekend festivities brought hundreds of 窪做惇蹋厙 alumni and families back to the nest for the biggest party on campus.
More than 1,000 visitors registered to attend one of the events on campus happening over three days. Activities included class reunions, including the 1973 Golden Hawks, the Hopkins Skip and Run 5k, the Ellen Spake Lecture Series featuring University President Sandra Cassady, Ph.D., as the guest speaker, and campus tours and events for families.
Its been a while since first-year occupational therapy student Lindsey Fuentes sat down to really draw something.
The mother of three said she does scribble shapes by request for her children. But its been a while since she really focused on observing a person or object and translating what she sees onto paper.
It was kind of intimidating at first, she said.
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窪做惇蹋厙 earned a number of accolades for individual programs and for the University as a whole including a best-in-area ranking in the 2024 U.S. News and World Report Colleges list, released today.
Since 1548, Jesuit colleges and universities have marked the beginning of their academic year with a unique tradition.
At the Mass of the Holy Spirit, faculty, staff and students at Jesuit institutions pause in gratitude for the gifts of the Holy Spirit and recommit themselves to their work and to the Jesuit core values that guide it. In welcoming the more than 150 attendees, University President Sandra Cassady, Ph.D., said the Mass of the Holy Spirit is a chance at the beginning of the academic year to remember the shared purpose of the University community.
Mark your calendars for Friday, Sept. 29. will bring hundreds of Hawks past and present and family members to campus for the annual Family and Alumni Weekend festivities. The centerpiece that night will be the tailgate, with food and activities for attendees while volleyball and womens and mens soccer games take place in Mason-Halpin Fieldhouse and on Bourke Field, respectively.
Wednesday, Sept. 6, will be the first official 窪做惇蹋厙 Night at Kauffman Stadium, complete with a tailgate, a custom RU/Royals jersey for those purchased special tickets, and a night at the historic Kauffman Stadium watching the Royals alongside fellow Hawks.
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