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Why Concordia’s Compassion Care Certificate prepares you for any career

Through the Compassion Care Certificate, students combine coursework in trauma-informed care and social-emotional learning with hands-on experiences alongside Concordia's comfort dogs.

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The legacy of Concordia’s first comfort dog

Just like humans, every dog has two sides: one that works and one that plays. Concordia's first comfort dog, Zoey, was remarkable at both.

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Where learning meets ministry

This summer, Director of Church Ministries students are serving in churches, camps and youth ministries from Indiana to Arkansas to Colorado.

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A new way to see: Inside Concordia’s Anatomage Table

CUW’s Anatomage Table is an interactive tool that meets students where they are, turning complex anatomy into something they can see and explore.

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In the News: Rev. Thomas Pietsch discusses faith’s resurgence on WPR

Concordia University Wisconsin Assistant Professor of Theology Rev. Thomas Pietsch recently joined a Wisconsin Public Radio panel discussion exploring a growing national trend: a renewed interest in faith and religion in everyday life.

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Christian Leadership Series highlights Concordia’s vision for the future

Concordia University Wisconsin welcomed community members, business leaders, alumni and friends to campus June 17 for the latest Christian Leadership Series breakfast, Innovations & What’s Next at Concordia, sponsored by Port Washington State Bank.

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Preserving Concordia’s story: Faculty-led grant project chronicles two decades of transformation

Thirty-five interviews and years of research reveal the voices, values and vision behind a transformative era in Concordia’s history.

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Improving Omega-3 fatty acids in farmed Walleye

Earlier this spring, students Paige Weber and Alexander Furdurich presented that spirit of discovery at the Milwaukee Area Undergraduate Research Symposium, where they shared findings focused on increasing omega-3 fatty acids in farm-raised walleye.

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Faith, research and a future in medicine

On the road to becoming a surgeon, CUW student Cole Oechsner is researching bacteriophages as a possible tool against antibiotic-resistant biofilms.

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Concordia in the news: Graduate’s perseverance story earns front-page recognition

The Ozaukee County News Graphic recently featured a front-page story highlighting the inspiring journey of 2026 graduate Brianna Lusk, whose determination, faith and resilience carried her through significant health challenges on her path to earning a Bachelor of Arts in visual communication with a minor in entrepreneurship.

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