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A New Full-Time Faculty Member

October 16, 2024
Dr. Robert Reyes, a seasoned professor and researcher, has joined the full-time faculty in the Doctor of Social Science in Prevention Science program in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. “Dr. Reyes is a new and welcomed addition to our Doctor of Social Science in Prevention Science program. He comes to us with the competencies and experience that will complement the delivery of…
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True Crime Titans Unite

October 16, 2024
Fox’s Nancy Grace seems amused by a spoof suggesting Scott Duffey got busted. Criminal Justice Director Scott Duffey connects with legends at the world’s most prestigious true crime conference.  If there is ever a conference that brings together the biggest stars in the…
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Launch Your STEM Career With WilmU’s New Chemistry Degree

October 15, 2024
When Dr. Esosa Iriowen — aka “Dr. E” — talks about chemistry, his face lights up. It is his calling and his passion, which he’s happy to share with students in Wilmington University’s new Bachelor of Science in Chemistry program, with classes starting in January 2025.  “I’m excited about this program because it represents a significant step forward for Wilmington University in…
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College of Technology Launches STEM-Designated Master’s in Computer Science to Meet Growing Tech Demand

October 11, 2024
In response to continued growth in the tech sector, the College of Technology is now offering a STEM-designated master’s degree in Computer Science. STEM-designated programs are among those that fall under the science, technology, engineering and math categories approved by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Degrees equip students for a variety of careers, including data manager, software…
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WilmU Law Professor Alisa Klein Pens Administrative Law Review Article

September 24, 2024
Alisa Klein has a way with words. In a recent academic article, she links “two raging debates in administrative law” and makes them relevant to every reader.  “My goal was to take what are a number of very hot topics in Supreme Court current administrative law but try to present them in ways that are accessible,” says Professor Klein, who spent 30 years litigating for the U.S. Department…
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