Kimberly Richardson was still a law student when she negotiated her first labor contract. Her professor, Dr. Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, owned “Labor Law Inc.,” and in…
Criminal Justice Institute Director Scott Duffey recently completed a yearlong course development initiative on Elder Abuse and Fraud for the Municipal Police Officers Education and…
The Criminal Justice Institute has introduced a transformative course, Delaware Active Threat Response, set to become a mandatory requirement for all state constables in Delaware….
CJI Director Scott Duffey will join the third annual Hamptons Whodunit Festival in East Hampton Village, New York, as a featured panelist this spring. Widely…
The Program places students shoulder-to-shoulder with detectives to solve homicide and missing persons cases. The Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) has launched an innovative cold case…
Everyone knows that law enforcement is a dangerous profession. What most people may not know is that police officers are more likely to harm themselves…
Last fall, three Wilmington University student-athletes displayed their skills while representing their countries on the world stage. Ella Royer, a junior on the Wildcat women’s…
From left: Assistant Coach Jerry Grasso, Assistant Coach Tom Freeland, Head Coach Mike Shehorn, Assistant Coach James Brittingham While their team again set a single-season…
When Wade Girard Jones played football for Seaford High School, he gained valuable insight into effective teamwork. The co-captain also realized he was good with…
From Osage roots to renewable energy, alumnus Saxon Metzger leads the charge in sustainable innovation. As a full-fledged member of the Osage Nation, Saxon Metzger…