Dr. Jim Warwick spent most of his 26-year law enforcement career training the police on how to survive deadly encounters. As director of Wilmington University’s Criminal Justice programs, he now helps students excel in this ever-expanding field.  “Working in the criminal justice profession doesn’t necessarily mean patrolling the streets.

College of Business Dean Dr. Robin Weinstein has dedicated his life to serving others. He offers innovative and evocative perspectives on business, enriching the educational experience for students who can change the world. Dr. Robin Weinstein want-ed to achieve “three Ps” in his life: preacher, politician, professor. He accomplished the first…

In 2020, during the pandemic, alumna Ayanna Khan founded the Delaware Black Chamber of Commerce (DEBCC). Its goal is to provide a platform for Black entrepreneurs and professionals to connect, collaborate, and thrive.  Khan set up offices on Market Street in downtown Wilmington, and in just four years, the organization has burgeoned to 716…

Resolving the shortage of teachers and creating a pipeline for education leaders is a complex issue. Wilmington University’s multi-pronged partnership with Appoquinimink School District harnesses WilmU’s commitment to boosting careers through education that is relevant and accessible, from students who are still in high school to teachers…

Is there something about Wilmington University’s lacrosse program that compels young men to go into law enforcement? Lacrosse debuted at WilmU in the fall of 2017, with the first season of NCAA competition starting the following spring. Since then, five ex-Wildcat lacrosse players have become police officers, while a former assistant coach is…

As a correctional counselor, Alynna Wilson works in a prison by day and studies at Wilmington University School of Law by night. She hopes to become a prosecutor and appreciates having a mentor to guide and advise her.   “I developed an amazing relationship with my mentor. My mentor is the Honorable Judge Reneta Green-Streett of Superior Court…

Wilmington University President Dr. LaVerne Harmon offered an inspirational keynote address at the New Castle Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner on May 6, 2024, at the Chase Center on the Riverfront. Her remarks concluded an enjoyable evening that brought together corporate and nonprofit leaders, employees, and policymakers. Dr. Harmon began by…