NWU To Host Naturalization Ceremony for 129 New Citizens
Nebraska Wesleyan University will celebrate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day when it hosts a naturalization ceremony on Friday, September 16 for 129 new citizens from 38 countries.
Nebraska Wesleyan University will celebrate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day when it hosts a naturalization ceremony on Friday, September 16 for 129 new citizens from 38 countries.
A memorial service for Paul Laursen will be held Saturday, August 20 at 11 a.m. at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church in Lincoln.
As NWU starts classes, five forenisc science graduates and students start a new job at American Systems in Virginia as latent fingerprint technicians. Graduates Gabrielle Toy, Alisha Engle, and Cody Olander and students Tanine Rennick and Kevin Curry have all been hired by a company that provides forensic science services to clients.
Nebraska Wesleyan University’s fall semester begins Monday, August 22. Faculty and students will return to find some enhancements to programs and facilities and will also find a few new faces.
The Nebraska Wesleyan University men’s basketball team will embark on its first international tour.
The team leaves August 10 for a 10-day trip to Estonia where they will play three games against Rakvere Tarvas, Tartu Rock, and BC Paru.
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Cooper Center for Academic Achievement has received a $51,600 grant that will provide for extended hours, additional staffing, and new instruction.
The Cooper Center Foundation of Lincoln honored former trustee and Nebraska Wesleyan University president John W. White with a grant in his memory. White died on April 18.