Month: October 2024
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Announcing the New Delaware Nurse Anesthesiology Program
A collaboration of Wilmington University and ChristianaCare with support from Anesthesia Services, P.A. Wilmington University, in collaboration with ChristianaCare and the support of Anesthesia Services,
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Health Care Milestone: Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the DNP Degree
Twenty years ago, students welcomed a new degree option — the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). As nurses nationwide now mark the anniversary of that
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WilmU Law Event Spotlights Civil Rights and Social Justice
“Proud, reassured and excited” — that’s how Nicole Mozee felt after seeing the success of the inaugural Civil Rights and Social Justice Symposium at Wilmington
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WilmU Faculty Spotlight: From Juvenile Diabetes Patient to Compassionate Nurse Educator
Kathryn Leach Dr. Kathryn Leach will never forget the first time she had to give herself a shot — as a scared 15-year-old hospitalized with
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Pursue a Variety of Dynamic Careers With a WilmU Criminal Justice Degree
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
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A Beacon of Servant Leadership
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
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Developing Faculty
At a recent Conference on Teaching Excellence, formerly called Wilmington University’s Faculty Development Day, keynote speaker Dr. Stan Skrabut addressed generative AI and how it
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The New Vice President of Academic Affairs
Dr. Denise Wells became vice president of Academic Affairs on July 1, 2024. Her tenure at the University began in 2004 as an assistant nursing
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Empowering Minority-Owned Businesses
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
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Partnership Transforms the Education Pipeline
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