ACADEMIC NEWS
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COEL Launches Professional Studies Courses
It’s a great time for professionals to enhance their skills and move forward on their career tracks. In response to demand, the College of Online
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The College of Technology Unveils a Redesigned Communication Degree
Students now have a choice of one of three concentrations: Digital Journalism, Public Relations & Strategic Communication and Visual Communication. “We are really excited to
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Program Chair Excels as Doctoral Student and Author
Kelly Cheeseman, program chair of Psychology/Organizational Dynamics programs in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, is excelling on multiple fronts. Besides working full time
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Business Students Making the World a Better Place
At Wilmington University, students are making an impact beyond the classroom, lending their talents to benefit the planet and people in underserved communities, notes Dean
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Examining Management Through the Lens of History
James Henry Scarborough III took a unique approach to his capstone project, an integral part of achieving his Master of Science and Management degree. Instead
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New Programs for Human Services
The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences is rolling out a new master’s degree in Human Services that allows students to declare a concentration in
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Health Sciences Student in UK Shows Distance Isn’t a Barrier to Learning
Kristin Stamulis is a self-described adventurer, traveling the globe with her family. She was a licensed respiratory therapist in the state of Washington and was
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Once a Student, Now a Mentor
Frank Hanson, who emigrated to the United States from the African nation of Ghana, has been a respected educator in Delaware for 10 years and
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COEL’s New Professional Development Course on Diversity
In an increasingly diverse and fluid environment, leaders, managers and key employees will benefit from gaining insights into today’s professional and organizational landscape and Wilmington
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Re-scripting Video in a Time of Pandemic
In a time of self-isolation and social distancing, adjuncts who teach video courses in the College of Technology are going to extraordinary lengths to move their classes