The magazine for alumni, parents, and friends
Spring/Summer 2023
Building Leaders to Serve and Inspire
Cover Story: Building Leaders to Serve and Inspire
What does it take to become a leader? Westminster upperclassmen discuss with President Keith Evans, and leaders from across the Wildcat community share their stories.
Feature Stories
The green construction fencing that has become a familiar precursor to Campus Plan construction projects popped up near the Lower School campus almost as suddenly as the first flowers this spring. Adding 30,000 square feet to the Lower School campus as well as 15,000 square feet of redesigned spaces in the building’s original footprint, the expansion and renovation of The Gay and Erskine Love Hall at The Irene and George Woodruff Elementary School will provide Westminster’s youngest learners with a learning environment that matches the curricular experience their teachers so carefully craft.
The student experience at Westminster is intentionally designed to help today’s Wildcats develop into leaders of conscience for Atlanta and the world. This requires having teachers and staff members who are themselves skilled and thoughtful leaders, able to help each student progress toward their greatest aspirations. In order to support this effort, the School actively works to cultivate leaders among faculty, staff, and even alumni alongside current students.
Each January, Westminster’s Upper School students get to step out of their usual school routine and dive into something different for an intensive, immersive three-week session called JanTerm. One course that’s always in demand is President Keith Evans’ Leadership Encounter. Keith lines up an impressive slate of speakers—many of whom are already part of the Westminster community—to interact with the students either on campus or out in the field.
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Nigel Shoyoye '25 and Chuka Okwumabua '25 are among the newest alums of the prestigious yearlong Harvard Debate Council Diversity Project!