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A Leader On and Off the Field
Dr. Matt Wilson has two lifelong passions: learning and sports. Since 2018, Dr. Wilson has served as Wilmington University’s faculty athletics representative (FAR), serving as
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Putting Nurses on the Fast Track to Doctoral Degrees
Launching this spring, Wilmington University’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences will introduce two accelerated BSN-to-doctoral pathways designed to help registered nurses advance their careers
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Taking College Career Insights to High School Students
Leaders from the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences are going directly into the classroom, offering their personal and professional insights to high school students
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New WilmU Course Helps Students Navigate AI in the Workplace
Whether you find artificial intelligence interesting or intimidating, experts say you need to know how to use it effectively to keep pace with the workplace, which is why Wilmington University developed a new course called Gen AI and the Future of Work (BBA 201).
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Wilmington University Launches College of Sciences and Engineering
Dr. Milton Muldrow, dean of Wilmington University’s new College of Sciences and Engineering, is leading the College’s interdisciplinary approach to preparing students for careers in
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WilmU’s Literature Minor Explores a Range of Cultures, Times and Voices
From “Little House on the Prairie” to “Dragonriders of Pern,” Dr. Katherine Cottle “grew up reading and loving books” and now enjoys sharing her passion with students in Wilmington University’s Literature program.
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WilmU One-on-One: Dr. Shiloh Andrus Discusses Her Love of Learning and Desire To Help People Around the World
Dr. Shiloh Andrus, chair of the Applied Behavioral Health, Behavioral Science and M.S. in Professional Studies programs, joined Wilmington University in 2012. An active member of the Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology and the International
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WilmU Faculty and Alumni Co-Author Chapter on Trauma-Informed Family Science
Dr. Deb Berke, program chair for Wilmington University’s Family Science programs and a recognized advocate for trauma-informed education, has co-authored a chapter in the newly
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Delaware Efforts to Ease the Nursing Faculty Shortage Highlight WilmU’s Leadership
The federal government estimates that more than 193,000 nurses will be needed to enter the job market through 2032 to keep up with growing demands
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WilmU Adjunct Honored for Inspiring Future Teachers to Protect Delaware’s Inland Bays
Don Ott, a longtime adjunct faculty member in Wilmington University’s Elementary and Middle Level Education programs, was honored by the Delaware Center for Inland Bays