After serving 13 years at Nebraska Wesleyan University, Inger Bull, Director of International Education, has said goodbye.
Her last day was Friday, April 15. Bull has accepted a new job as Colorado College’s Director of International Programs.
Nebraska Wesleyan University professor Kristie Pfabe is this year’s recipient of the Kenneth R. Holder Fellowship for Instructional Improvement.
A Nebraska Wesleyan University history professor has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship that will take her to Estonia next year.
Meghan Winchell, Associate Professor of History, will teach U.S. women’s and African American history at Nebraska Wesleyan’s sister school — the University of Tartu — during the 2011-2012 academic year.
Two Nebraska Wesleyan University seniors have been awarded Fulbright scholarships that will take them to Germany next year.
Jeff Seems of Highlands Ranch, Colo., and Brittney Hrabik of Murdock will both teach English in Germany.
Ever since she was 8-years-old, Lindsey Jones wanted to be a doctor.
That was until she participated in a summer biomedical research project and took a genetics class earlier this year that made her realize her passion resided elsewhere.
An upcoming fundraiser will help assist an NWU staff accompanist and her family who are dealing with multiple health problems.
The 15th Annual East Campus Bull Fry Fundraiser will aid Mollie Manner and her daughters, Becca and Natalie.
Nebraska Wesleyan University student Ginny Koch came to school with hopes of one day becoming a physician’s assistant.
But her career goal quickly changed after meeting several foreign exchange students who were also studying at NWU. She soon realized that she shared their passion for travel and culture, which led her to declare majors in international business and German.
The Weary Center is offering a voluntary bike checkout program for the NWU community to recreate outside of the Weary Center. This program is open to all students and employees with a valid NWU ID Card.