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Magazine Fall 2023
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A Recipe for Career Success
Building a law school’s professional development office from scratch is akin to making a complicated dessert. Both require several individual components combined in specific ratios…
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Non-Traditional Law Students
Over the past five years, more than 20% of all applicants to law school were 29 or older. Additionally, about half of all law school…
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The True Crime Lecture Series
The Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas Since its inception in October of 2019, the Criminal Justice Institute’s True Crime Lecture Series has welcomed 20 internationally…
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Managing a Media Firestorm
Julie Parker, a nationally regarded police and crisis communications expert, brings her considerable knowledge to the CJI from Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 2023, at WilmU’s Brandywine…
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From Dreamer to Restaurateur
“I knew that I needed an education if I was going to realize my dream,” she recalls. That was a tall order for the Kent…
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A New Dean
Dr. Tyler Wells, a collaborative, innovative, and decisive leader committed to student success, has been named dean of the College of Education and Liberal Arts….
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With Wisdom and Experience
For 32 years, Dr. Nancy Doody has been part of the fiber at Wilmington University. She started as a secretary to the vice president for…
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A Visionary Among Us
Every year, the Delaware ACE Women’s Network (DAWN) names “visionaries,” women who contribute positively to their institutions, communities, families, and careers — forward thinkers in…
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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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Youth and the Dangers of Social Media
College of Technology Dean Dr. Anthony Carcillo recently treated students, teachers and parents of Brader Elementary School in Newark to a presentation about the dangers…