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When a Nebraska Wesleyan student fell sick and was hospitalized during fall finals, the impact on her semester could have been tremendous. But Samantha Wilson, her academic advisor, stepped in to minimize the damage. “She helped me communicate with professors. She guided me through the steps in getting my finals done, or taking an incomplete so I could finish them another time.”

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Nebraska Wesleyan graduate student Avery Decker has been named to the 2024–25 Academic All-America® Women's Track & Field/Cross Country Second Team, as selected by College Sports Communicators (CSC), the organization announced Tuesday.

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A Nebraska Wesleyan senior with a rare combination of interests and skills has secured an opportunity nearly as rare. Katie Barta, a chemistry major and art and math minor from Fort Calhoun, Neb., earned the prestigious Freeman Award for Study in Asia (Freeman-ASIA). The award program, sponsored by the private, Honolulu-based Freeman Foundation, is designed to strengthen bonds between the U.S.

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Nebraska Wesleyan University student-athletes Ella Ford, Avery Decker and Morgan Conner have each been awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships, an honor given to top student-athletes to support their graduate studies. Recipients are selected for making a meaningful impact both on and off the field, excelling in athletics, academics, leadership and service.

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Nebraska Wesleyan University has announced its 2025 spring semester academic honors list recognizing undergraduate students with superior academic performance.

Students earning at least a 3.75 semester grade point average while completing a full-time course load of as least 12 credit hours of graded work are eligible for consideration.

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Nebraska Wesleyan University’s Forum Committee presented its Faculty Scholarship Presentation Award this spring to a professor studying international democratic backsliding. 

“I’m a sociologist of law, and my research explores how the law is used and abused for antidemocratic purposes here and around the world,” said Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology Heba Khalil.

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Nebraska Wesleyan University students earned a record seven Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships this year. Sponsored by the U.S. State Department, this competitive, merit-based scholarship program supports study abroad opportunities for students. These international experiences develop key skills that advance U.S. security and economic prosperity.