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Magazine Spring 2022
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Nick Papanicolas: Coaching ‘The Beautiful Game’
When Dimitrios and Maria Papanicolas arrived in the United States from Greece in 1968, their plan was to stay only a few years to help Dimitrios’ brothers with their…
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Safety Cadets: At Your Service
Since 2019, Safety Cadets have been a constant presence on all WilmU campuses. And they’ve made a positive impression. “The best job on campus.” That’s…
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The Importance of Cybersecurity
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security and National Security Agency designated WilmU a National Center for Academic Excellence for Information Assurance and Cybersecurity. That’s critical,…
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Filling the Teacher Pipeline
WilmU’s College of Education has created innovative solutions to resolve the statewide teacher shortage. WilmU Elementary Education major and paraeducator Titus Mims stands out as he walks…
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Read All About It!
The Wilmington University Library received the 2021 Award for Excellence in eLearning: Outstanding eLearning Support for Faculty or Students from the Instructional Technology Council (ITC), an affiliated…
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Ford Celebrates a WilmU Alumnus
The Ford Motor Company recently announced winners of its “Freedom Unsung Teacher Heroes of COVID-19” Awards, honoring 25 U.S. educators who positively impacted students throughout the…
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WilmU’s Year-Long Residency: Making Students Into Teachers
It’s been about a year since Abbey DeJuliis earned her Bachelor of Science in Middle Level Education (Grades 6–8), and she’s currently winding up her first-year teaching…
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WilmU Student Scores Sigma Beta Delta Scholarship
Justin Brooks, an undergraduate baseball student-athlete in Wilmington University’s Business Analytics program and a member of Sigma Beta Delta (SBD), was selected by SBD to receive a…
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Dr. Danley Co-Authors Article in Pediatric Journal
Dr. Amy Danley, associate professor in the College of Business, was among co-authors of an article in the October issue of Pediatrics, the official journal…
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Highlighting Positive Police Stories
As Wilmington University alumnus Rick Goodale stepped into his new job as public information officer (PIO) of the Gastonia, North Carolina, Police Department last summer, he was well aware of…