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$1.8 million HRSA grant renewal awarded to Concordia to enhance care for opioid misuse and abuse

Amid the nation’s ongoing battle against opioids, Concordia has received U.S. government funding to expand a program aimed at alleviating a shortage of paraprofessionals who work to prevent opioid use disorders and help families impacted by the drugs. Concordia has received a $1.8 million, four-year grant renewal from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), […]

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Ignite & Inspire Leadership Conference recap

The inaugural Ignite & Inspire Leadership Conference emphasized AI integration in business and the irreplaceable value of human capital.

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Professors as practitioners: Business faculty earn leadership positions within professional organizations

These Concordia business faculty have risen to appointed or elected positions among the professional organizations in their respective fields.

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Moldenhauer named VP for Mission and Church Relations

Concordia University Wisconsin and Ann Arbor has appointed the Rev. Aaron Moldenhauer, Ph.D., to serve as the first Vice President for Mission and Church Relations, a position that places him among the university’s executive team of vice presidents.

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Concordia prof contributes to new form of RNA folding research methodology

Jeff Potratz, PhD, has put his scholarship pursuits into high gear over the past year thanks in large part to a semester-long sabbatical to pursue a new methodology for RNA folding that utilizes fluorescence instead of radioactivity.

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Mentoring Pharmacy Students

As a pharmacy student it's important to get as much experience as possible, so finding a mentor is a great way to learn about the field.

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Midwest teachers come to Lambeau Field for free economics workshops

Three separate workshops, hosted by the Concordia Free Enterprise Center, help teachers infuse economic thinking into other areas of study to help improve student outcomes.

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CUW computer science professor delves into ethics of AI

As Artificial Intelligence technology becomes more mainstream and accessible, questions about its potential to deceive become more relevant. CUW’s Dr. Robert Wahl shared some thoughts with the L.A. Times.

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BioSpace: CUW’s Dan Sem weighs in on the high cost of health care

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Meet CUWAA’s new vice provosts: Brooke Johnson and Dr. Dan Sem

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