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College of Education and Liberal Arts
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Lanice Wilson: Never Giving Up
Lanice Wilson earned a master’s degree in Education from Wilmington University, but her goal wasn’t to work in a traditional classroom. “I have this affinity…
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A Career Built on Connection
For Katryna Cera-Proulx, a teenage volunteer position became a calling. When Katryna Cera-Proulx was 15, her parents decided to divorce. Looking for a healthy distraction…
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Education Major Places at National Teaching Conference
We’re building a legacy of future educators who will inspire, lead and make a lasting impact,” says WilmU Graduate Program Coordinator Dr. Ashley Wilson. That…
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A Q&A With Dr. Danny Walker: Rethinking Learning in the Age of AI
Artificial intelligence has created one of the most profound challenges facing higher education. If students can submit polished essays or other written assignments that were…
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A WilmU Graduate’s Mission to Build Joyful Schools
Dr. Salome Thomas-El has spent nearly four decades proving that school leadership begins with relationships. Known nationally as “Principal El,” the Wilmington educator, speaker, author…
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Ensuring Teachers are Classroom Ready
Becoming a great teacher goes beyond earning a degree in education. At the heart of teaching is the ability to present knowledge to students in…
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WilmU One-on-One: 2026 Graduate Dr. Meghan Catts Shares Her Experience in the Educational Leadership Doctoral Program
Dr. Meghan Catts was a 2026 commencement speaker representing the University’s College of Education and Liberal Arts. With 18 years of experience across elementary and middle school…
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Education Leaders Advance in Cape Henlopen School District
Strong educational leadership is on display in the Cape Henlopen School District, where Wilmington University doctoral students and alumni are earning top honors and stepping…
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Double the Determination: Sisters Earn Doctoral Degrees Together at Wilmington University
For sisters Jessica Shane and Caitlin Prince, pursuing doctoral degrees wasn’t part of either sister’s long-term plan. As many sibling stories do, it started with a challenge. “I’ll do it if…
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Adjunct is Hodgson’s Teacher of the Year
As an adjunct program coordinator in the College of Education and Liberal Arts, Dr. Randi Pro helps prepare students for careers as educators. She also…