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WilmU Launches New Series of Human Trafficking Studies Webinars
More than 27 million — that’s the estimated number of human trafficking victims worldwide. January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and to help raise…
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Faculty Spotlight: WilmU Program Director Dr. Debra Berke Wins the Jan Trost Award
“Grattis”! That’s Swedish for congratulations, as Wilmington University applauds Dr. Debra Berke, winner of the Jan Trost Award. Named for a Swedish sociologist, it “recognizes…
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Take Your First Step Toward a Behavioral Health Career With WilmU’s New Associate Degree
If you are interested in working in areas of mental health care, substance abuse counseling or recovery support; becoming a corrections officer; providing geriatric or…
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Cultivating Social and Emotional Intelligence
The Master of Science in Professional Studies program is designed to cultivate modern leaders who can navigate nuances in multicultural settings. To that end, there’s…
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Pursue a Variety of Dynamic Careers With a WilmU Criminal Justice Degree
Dr. Jim Warwick spent most of his 26-year law enforcement career training the police on how to survive deadly encounters. As director of Wilmington University’s…
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True Crime Titans Unite
Criminal Justice Director Scott Duffey connects with legends at the world’s most prestigious true crime conference. If there is ever a conference that brings together…
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New Associate Degree in Applied Behavioral Health Prepares Students for Careers in a Growing Field
The new associate degree in Applied Behavioral Health is designed to provide a foundation for individuals who are exploring or advancing a career in a…
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Raising Human Trafficking Awareness
Wilmington University is a leader in raising awareness of human trafficking, presenting eight webinars over the past four years featuring experts in the field, as…
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Learn What Earning a WilmU Doctorate Can Do for You
As a college student in Canada, Dr. Mikaela Polman wasn’t sure what career she wanted to pursue until something clicked during her last year of…
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