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From Paraprofessional to Licensed Teacher

April 10, 2024
Lara Crowley and Dr. Stacie Zdrojewski Wilmington University is helping to blaze a new career path for teachers, partnering with the state to provide school paraprofessionals with a specialized program to complete their bachelor’s degrees as licensed educators. Currently, 7% of positions for teachers in Delaware are vacant. Dr. Stacie Zdrojewski, who chairs Clinical Studies in the College…
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The Alums Who Started it All

April 10, 2024
From left: Gwen (Strauss) Stern (’74), Bonnie (Sager) Gurian (’73), Elin ( Juvelier) Fischer (’74), Dona (Leeds) Leibowitz (’73), Wendy (Rollins) Latham (’73) Judith Lemley (’72), is proud to say she was part of Wilmington College’s first graduating class.
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Augmented Reality to the Rescue

April 10, 2024
A severe toothache can be unbearable, and over 2 million people experience dental emergencies yearly. They suffer from excruciating pain and need immediate relief. Unfortunately, it’s difficult for dentists to respond quickly to emergencies because their schedules are…
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A Highly Credentialed Nurse and Student

April 10, 2024
MSN Leadership student Casey Green became the 85th nurse to  hold all five Emergency Nursing Certifications from the Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing. She was also named section editor of the Journal of Emergency Nursing’s “Early Career Emergency Nurse Corner” and the College of Health Professions and Natural Sciences’ first Exceptional Nursing Student DAISY Award…
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The Spanish Immersion Pilot

April 10, 2024
Hispanics are the fastest growing segment of the population in the United States. No wonder businesses are looking for ways to tap this vibrant source of talent and energy.  At Wilmington University, the College of Business is leading the way for students who want to…
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Alumna Jessica Aliff Honored with DAISY Award

April 10, 2024
Jessica Aliff, who works on the ChristianaCare Medical Intensive Care Unit, was nominated for the Daisy Award for her dedication and caring attitude she provided to a patient — and his family — before his death. “Jess was probably the best nurse we could have ever…
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True Crime Lecture Series 

April 10, 2024
May 14: Special Agent Dan DeSimone (ret.) Dan DeSimone An FBI Undercover Operation as a Las Vegas Escort Manager An honorably discharged and decorated veteran of the United States Armed Forces, DeSimone served the military police domestically and internationally and the FBI as a special agent. He held various positions in six field and headquarters assignments, including chief of both…
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Delaware’s Principal of the Year

April 10, 2024
Wilmington University alumna Melissa Brady seemed predestined to be a teacher. After all, it was in her blood: her mother, two aunts, and her maternal grandfather all were educators.  Surprisingly, her mother, Denise Schwartz, who has a master’s in School Leadership…
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The First State-Run Animal Control Officers Academy

April 10, 2024
The CJI, in partnership with Delaware Animal Services, created thenation’sfirststate-run Animal Control Officers Academy. In October, a graduation ceremony celebrating the newly minted animal control officers was attended by luminaries such as State Sen.
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Teaching Students to Succeed

April 10, 2024
Veronica Finkelstein It is an oft-quoted maxim that if you give a person a fish, you feed that person for a day, but if you teach that person to fish, you feed that person for a lifetime. Nowhere is this maxim truer than in legal education. Given the wide array of practice areas, from divorce law to personal injury, to mergers and acquisitions, it would be impossible for any law school to teach…
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