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College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
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A National Expert in Helping Parents Bond With Babies
Dr. Mary Kay Keller, chair of Applied Family Science, is known as “the baby whisperer,” a reflection of her deep and abiding connection to infants…
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High Schoolers Gain Insights into Criminal Justice Careers
Juniors in high school plotting their career paths got expert advice from Jacob Andrews, chair of the Criminal Justice program in the College of Social…
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Concentration in Mental Health and Wellness for Psychology Majors
Psychology undergraduate majors can now choose to focus their studies on learning more about how individual (race, age, disability, knowledge), social (peer groups), and environmental…
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New Master’s Program Tailors to Individual Needs
A new Master of Science in Professional Studies degree equips future leaders to succeed in a diverse global environment while pursuing their passions in an innovative…
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A Leader in a Trauma-Informed State
Wilmington University is acclaimed in its approach to trauma-informed training.Here’s why. Traumas great and small can tear gaps in the fabric of daily life. The…
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Building Compassionate Expertise in Child Abuse Investigations
Instructors from the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences played a vital role in training 30 professionals who deal with child abuse in forensic interview…
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Learning Policy Through Professional Development
Dr. Ellen Mulcahy, an adjunct in the Law, Policy and Political Science Program in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, learned from other academics…
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Be the Voice for a Child in Need
WilmU’s Child Advocacy Studies certificate helps the youngest victims. A victim of child abuse might not be able to say what’s wrong. But a compassionate…
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New Master’s Degree Focuses on Leadership Across Cultures
A new Master of Science in Professional Studies degree will equip future leaders to succeed in a diverse global environment while pursuing their passions in…