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Magazine Spring 2023
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Don’t Make Her Over
Wilmington University alumnus and adjunct Dave Wooley’s documentary “Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over” premiered on CNN on Jan. 1, 2023, and continues to stream…
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A Leader in a Trauma-Informed State
Wilmington University is acclaimed in its approach to trauma-informed training.Here’s why. Traumas great and small can tear gaps in the fabric of daily life. The…
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STEMming up: Technology Graduates Take Varied Paths to Promising Futures
Each year, we celebrate Wilmington University students at commencement — for their hard work, their sacrifices, and their fierce passion for futures filled with possibility…
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Meet the Wilmington University School of Law’s New Faculty
The Wilmington University School of Law announced its esteemed,full-time faculty. Classes begin in August at the commencement of theFall 2023 semester. “Wilmington University School…
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History with Purpose
Wilmington University Adjunct History Professor Michael Dixon is deeply committed to studying local and regional history. His passion, he says, is ignited when he shares…
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Working Together for the Youngest Minds
Audrey Carey oversees early learning in Cape Henlopen’s schools and has spent a quarter of a century in education. “My whole career, my strength has…
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On a Boat to Smith Island
The Island Belle II boat heads to Smith Island. Located in the Chesapeake Bay 12 miles west of Crisfield, Smith Island is Maryland’s only remaining…
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A Passionate Educator Addresses Advanced Security Issue
Dr. James Fraley, assistant professor and chair of M.S. Cyber Security and MSIST-Information Assurance for the College of Technology, brings decades of experience to Wilmington…
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WilmU Colleagues Receive DAWN Awards
Dr. Tina Barksdale, Wilmington University’s vice president of Student Affairs, Alumni Relations and Development, received the 2022 DAWN Leadership Award. Additionally, WilmU’s Professional and Continuing…
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A Champion in Science and Basketball
Student-athlete Amaja′ Imani Mack is Wilmington University’s first graduate fellow. Enrolled in WilmU’s new Environmental Science program, which received a $30,000 graduate fellowship from NASA…