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College of Nursing and Health Sciences
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WilmU Plays Key Role in Climate Change Research
Researchers at Wilmington University are working to find ways to make sea coral more robust to combat the impact of climate change. Samantha Kidwell, an
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MSN Program Meets Demand
Wilmington University’s MSN Leadership Program grows as nurses prepare for essential roles in the rapidly expanding health care realm. In the fall semester, 50 new students joined
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Elevate Your Nursing Career With WilmU’s Dual Graduate Degrees and Certificates
Recognizing that health care is an art, a science and a business, Wilmington University offers a suite of dual graduate programs to boost your business
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Dr. Graves Awarded DAISY for Inspiring Nursing Students
Dr. Stacey Graves, director of Nursing Programs, is Wilmington University’s first recipient of the DAISY Faculty Award, which honors nursing educators for their commitment to
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With Hope, Optimism and Confidence
Recent graduate Jessica Davenport refuses to let her disability impact her success. Jessica Davenport thinks that society undervalues people with disabilities, and she’s trying to
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A Fellow Among Fellows
In March, College of Health Professions and Natural Sciences Dean Dr. Aaron Sebach was inducted as a distinguished practitioner and fellow of the National Academies
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Dr. Sebach, NP Alums Earn National Recognition
Only one quarter of one percent of nurse practitioners have achieved status as a Fellow of the National Association of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP), the highest honor
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Interprofessional Leaders in Health Care
Only 342 nurses in the United States have the distinction of being named Distinguished Practitioners and Fellows of the National Academies of Practice (FNAP)—and two
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National Nurses Week 2023: You Make a Difference
As part of National Nurses Week, Wilmington University extended its appreciation to nurses and healthcare workers in Delaware and Maryland. Thanks to the help of
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Student Receives Prestigious Scholarship
Ashley Weinman, a student in Wilmington University’s dual Doctor of Nursing Practice and Master of Business Administration program, was awarded a $20,000 scholarship from the