Nicole Mozee, J.D.
“Taking Steps, Thriving Together” — that was the theme of this year’s NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet in Newark, Delaware, featuring keynote speaker Nicole Mozee, J.D., an assistant professor at the Wilmington University School of Law.
“I think it’s important for Wilmington University faculty to do these types of engagements because it fortifies our presence as a…
WilmU Law Students and Mentors Connect
November 6, 2023
“A mentor is someone who allows you to see the hope inside yourself” — that quote from Oprah Winfrey rings true at the Wilmington University School of Law, where students benefit from a strong mentorship program.
“I am excited to see what I learn from the…
WilmU’s DEI Programs Foster Respect and Understanding
November 1, 2023
As Wilmington University’s student affairs resource coordinator and food pantry manager, Allison Laurant speaks to people “on such a personal level” — international students, LGBTQ+ students, neurodiverse students, food-insecure students and more. That’s why she…
WilmU School of Law Welcomes Accomplished Inaugural Class
October 26, 2023
For future lawyers, the first day of law school is always memorable, and when you’re part of an inaugural class, it becomes even more momentous. In August 2023, the Wilmington University School of Law welcomed its first 20 students.
“It was such an amazing experience to be a part of the inauguration of the law school,” says Kendal Parliament, a J.D. candidate. “During orientation, it…
Recognizing that health care is an art, a science and a business, Wilmington University offers a suite of dual graduate programs to boost your business acumen and propel your nursing career.
“Nurses and nurse leaders now play a pivotal role in health care finance and…
Students’ Work at Bank of America Leads to Full-Time Jobs
October 18, 2023
At Wilmington University, many students get a head-start on their careers while earning their degrees.
Dr. Audrey Blume, chair of the Business Management Program, and Kim Plusch, assistant director, Employer Development and Career Counseling, worked with leaders in…
Raising Awareness in the Gaming Community
October 18, 2023
Dr. Matthew Wilson
Dr. Matthew Wilson, director of Liberal Arts, is getting the word out about WilmU’s new online Esports Certificate program, which prepares students to compete in the rapidly expanding field with expertise in business, technology, entrepreneurship, and digital media. As a pancreatic cancer survivor, he also is devoted to raising awareness about the disease.
He did both on a…
Dr. Graves Awarded DAISY for Inspiring Nursing Students
October 18, 2023
Dr. Stacey Graves, director of Nursing Programs, is Wilmington University’s first recipient of the DAISY Faculty Award, which honors nursing educators for their commitment to inspiring nursing students who blossom into caring, quality healthcare providers.
Dr. Lisa Drews…
WilmU A Leader in Human Trafficking Awareness
October 18, 2023
Wilmington University is a leader in human trafficking studies and awareness, with monthly webinars that attract a global audience.
Begun during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, the webinars soon began attracting a large audience. “The webinars have become their own thing.
Webinar Series Highlights Transformative Technology
October 18, 2023
There is a way to keep up with the latest technologies. The College of Technology is debuting a monthly webinar series with the theme “Transformative Technology: The Good, The Bad, and the Unknown.”
Dr. Anthony J. Carcillo, dean of the COT, says the series provides an opportunity for faculty, alumni, students and professionals to share their knowledge of transformative technologies, which are…