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Magazine Spring 2019
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A Lasting Legacy
Donna and Bill Quinn hold a photo showing Mark Quinn (far right) at his nephew’s 2012 wedding in Washington D.C. Prospects looked grim for Dustyn
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Lacrosse: Ex-Sailor Brings Real-World Experience
Not surprisingly, Stephen Strosser peppers his speech with “yes, sirs” and “no, sirs,” a habit formed while serving four years in the Navy. Discharged last
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Cleaning Up In The Brewing Business
Look out, Anheuser-Busch. This WilmU alumnus is hopping. Story by Bob YearickPhotos by Susan L. Gregg In the first two decades of the 21st century,
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Her Voice is a Choice
In her 2014 memoir “Blood Sisters,” Billie Travalini writes, “I never was the sort of person who goes along with something without asking a fistful
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An Immersive Education for Student Teachers
Thirty-two students from Wilmington University’s College of Education have spent the entire school year as full-time teachers. Story by David BernardPhotos by Susan L. Gregg
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E-books: Distinguished and Discounted
This academic year, the Philosophy and Arts Department of the College of Arts & Sciences worked with McGraw-Hill publishers, the WilmU bookstore, and the Information
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Leading Alumni with Gusto
Dr. Frank Ingraham Dr. Frank Ingraham has worn many hats in his life. During a 44-year career with the DuPont Company, he worked in labor
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2018 Criminal Justice Grad Lands ‘Dream Job’ with Government
Living and working “inside the Beltway” — Washington, D.C. and environs — can be extremely stressful. Traffic congestion, the high cost of living, the daily
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Alums Become Trauma-Informed Champs
The three Wilmington University alums didn’t know what to expect when they were invited to participate in Trauma-informed Approach (TIA) training last year. The three
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A Second Chance for Ex-Offenders
Dr. Darrell Miller started his professional journey in financial and facilities management. But he discovered early on that the corporate life was just not fulfilling,