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College of Nursing and Health Sciences
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More than a Title — or Titles: Dr. Aaron Sebach
A supportive partner, a color-coded calendar, and a flexible schedule allow Dr. Aaron Sebach to put as much passion into his practice as his teaching.
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DNP Candidate Helps Patients at Liberia Clinic
Sigrid Marfo, a DNP candidate, is already a dedicated and successful certified registered nurse-anesthetist who shared her skills helping patients in a clinic in Liberia
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DNP Chair and Students Bring Care to Kenyans
In the slums of Nairobi in Kenya’s Mathare Valley, people struggle to survive on about $1 a day, making health care a luxury. Dr. Lori
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Health Science Interns Get Hands-on Experience
In the rapidly evolving field of health care, people with health sciences degrees are playing a greater role in care management. WilmU students are getting
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New at WilmU: The Bachelor of Science in Biology
More Than Just Microscopes Wilmington University’s new Biology degree offers research experience and creates career opportunities. The state of Delaware boasts a rich history of
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Dr. Sebach’s Latest Achievement
Dr. Aaron Sebach, associate professor and chair of Wilmington University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program, is now a Fellow in Hospital Medicine (FHM), an achievement conferred by the Society
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DNP Project Focuses on Mothers-to-be
Most people benefit from a reminder when it comes to doing something that benefits their health. That includes pregnant women. The Centers for Disease Control
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New Course Offers Scientific Field Experience in Testing Water Quality
The environmental science and policy program debuted a new course in the Fall 2018 semester, Research in Environmental Science. This course is taken by Environmental Science
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Breaking Down Language Barriers in Behavioral Health Care
WilmU Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) student Daisy Lara is passionate about providing behavioral health care to patients who often fall through the cracks. Her project, serving Spanish-speaking
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Mobile Phones Bring Health Care Closer to Patients
Research by Dr. Angela Herman, Health Sciences Program Chair, shows that access to health care for people who live in remote areas can be literally