MAGAZINE
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Insight for Incyte
A WilmU ESL team proves ‘flexible and nimble’ in developing training for employees of the global corporation. At this writing, the 2020 football season was…
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When Great is Not Good Enough
Until last year, Michael Mendick was self-taught, the bulk of his education coming from real-world experience and books on tape (“Automobile University,” he calls them)….
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An Unsung Hero and Mask Maker
Kristina Hoffmann wasn’t quite planning on turning into a mask- and scrub-hat maker, but that’s what happened as living in the age of COVID-19 required…
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What Makes Remarkable Teachers Remarkable?
Close your eyes. Imagine your favorite teachers. What made them special? Wilmington University’s best teachers have enhanced their teaching effectiveness by enjoying professional development and…
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Open Educational Resources: A Win-Win
Open Educational Resources (OER), a concept that has been evolving for more than a decade, holds great potential for both educators and students. Wilmington University…
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Multitasking Mom
For Samantha Speck, support is a shared resource. Speck was a stay-at-home mom of three boys when she earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from…
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To Survive and Defend
COVID-19 may have delayed Emmanuel Gilbert’s doctoral degree, but it didn’t derail it. He planned to complete his Ed.D. in Organizational Learning, Leadership, and Innovation…
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A Role in Recovery
A master’s in Counseling helped Anah Galloway help trauma victims. She has played a part in Wilmington University’s Alumni Association since graduating with a B.S. in…
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History and Community
Preserving history requires the stewardship of responsible and dedicated people. Lynn Moore, chair of Wilmington University’s History department in the College of Arts and Sciences,…
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One Singular Sensation
A Dual-Credit Certificate can go a long way. Just ask this singer/dancer/director/recruiter/social activist and mentor. When he first arrived in New York City on August 1,…