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Dr. Adair is New Chair of Clinical Mental Health Program
Dr. Elizabeth “Lisa” Adair has been appointed as the full-time chair of the Clinical Mental Health Program (CMHC), after serving as the acting chair. She
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When Coursework is a Story That Teaches
Devonnae Grasty, a student in WilmU’s Doctor of Social Science in Prevention Science program, has published a children’s book that she wrote as part of
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Webinar Provides Strategies for Reducing Vaccine Hesitancy
According to public health practitioners, reaching “herd immunity”—when enough of a given population is immune to a disease that the disease is unlikely to spread
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The Inaugural Notable 9
The Doctor of Social Science in Prevention Science’s first cohort shared their thoughts in an essay they wrote to Drs. Debra Berke and Shawn Stevens of the College
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Successful Attorney Inspires Others
Marsetta Lee, president of the Association of Black Women Lawyers of New Jersey, talked about the influence of an aspirational family, uplifting role models and
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WilmU Provides Expertise in Paralegal Accreditation
Nicole E. Ballenger, Esq., is serving as a volunteer site visitor for the American Bar Association, conducting week-long virtual visits for other schools and universities
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Dissertation Shines Light on Helping Students with Disabilities
Scott George, adjunct program coordinator in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences (CSBS), recently earned his doctorate in Higher Education Leadership. He shed light
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Program Chair Excels as Doctoral Student and Author
Kelly Cheeseman, program chair of Psychology/Organizational Dynamics programs in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, is excelling on multiple fronts. Besides working full time
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New Programs for Human Services
The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences is rolling out a new master’s degree in Human Services that allows students to declare a concentration in
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Free Monthly Webinars Address Human Trafficking
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 5th Annual Symposium on Human Trafficking, Immigration, Child Protection and Domestic Violence has been postponed until May 2021. But