Drury University faculty, students, and staff, along with several Springfield-area healthcare leaders, gathered on Thursday at Drury’s O’Reilly Enterprise Center as a series of plaques were dedicated honoring their support of Drury’s Master of Health Administration (MHA) program, which began this fall. “This program is built on the chassis of a liberal arts university, a...Read More
For the Stillwell family, Tuesday afternoon in Bay Hall was a full-circle kind of moment. Brothers and alums Paul Stillwell ’66 and Mark Stillwell ’67, their families, and several dozen friends and well-wishers gathered to honor their father, the late Carl Stillwell, as his name was forever placed above the door of a room Drury...Read More
On Friday, October 3, the Drury Nonprofit Leadership Conference brought together community builders, nonprofit professionals, and vision-driven leaders who share one simple belief: meaningful change begins with people willing to do hard, hopeful work. The day opened in the Oasis Ballroom with keynote speaker Don Harkey, CEO of People Centric Consulting Group, who framed the...Read More
Kris Inman has been named as Program Coordinator for the Public Safety Leadership Programs at Drury. Inman has more than 30 years of experience in 911 public safety, spanning every level from call taker to agency director. A nationally recognized speaker, instructor, and consultant, he is known for blending practical insight, humor, and heartfelt honesty...Read More
Drury University turned an ordinary Thursday into a milestone moment as it officially unveiled the Mercy Science Center — a new name for a building already central to campus life. The September 18 ceremony celebrated a generous gift from Mercy Springfield Communities, underscoring Drury’s growing role in preparing students for careers in science and healthcare....Read More
Former Director of the National Archives Dr. Colleen Shogan, and noted political scientist Dr. Ken Rutherford, are the featured speakers as Drury’s Meador Speaker Series begins its 10th year. The series is free and open to the campus and community. “Professor Meador urged his students to help build a ‘more democratic and more hopeful world.’ ...Read More
