Community Partners
NWU invests in you and your spouse/partner with a $1,000 scholarship
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Because we value partnerships that make our community and our university stronger, Nebraska Wesleyan offers our partner employees a $1,000 scholarship towards a master's degree.
A master's degree from NWU will help you build expertise to take your career to the next level. Get unmatched support from professors who know you and your goals. And quickly apply graduate program concepts and experiences to your current work.
Take advantage of these benefits:
- $1,000 COMMUNITY PARTNER SCHOLARSHIP
- Innovative, nationally-recognized education
- Full access to your professors
- Strong alumni and mentor networks
- Your spouse/partner is also eligible for these benefits
Questions about our graduate programs or becoming a NWU Community Partner? Contact Judy Millesen at (402) 465-2447 or jmillese [at] nebrwesleyan.edu (jmillese[at]nebrwesleyan[dot]edu).
- See if your employer is an NWU Community Partner.
Catholic Social Services of Southern Nebraska
Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement (CIRA)
CHI Health
– Nebraska Heart
– St. ElizabethCollaborative Ventures
Electronic Contracting Company
Good Neighbor Community Health Center
Integrated Behavioral Health Services
Lancaster Rehabilitation Center
Lincoln Medical Education Partnership
Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital
Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach
OneWorld Community Health Centers, Inc.
Pacific Life Insurance Company
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Southeast Community College CAPS
The Community Supports Network, Inc.
“NWU’s partnership with my employer is an added benefit since Children’s already reimburses a portion of my tuition as an incentive to continue my education.”
Philip Armendariz (MSN ’20)
transport nurse
Children’s Hospital
“Our partnership with Nebraska Wesleyan is extremely valuable. Our collaboration has allowed NWU students pre-graduation internship programs, and career development opportunities for C & A’s current employees. As we build this partnership between academics and the corporate workforce, everyone benefits. Society receives a trained workforce. Students and graduates provide exciting new ideas to help advance our business.”
Jill Idelman
career development manager
C & A Industries
