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• Graduate Studies, School of Health Professions, Vocation in Action

  American Physical Therapy Association Mary McMillan Scholarship Awardee https://blog.cuw.edu/american-physical-therapy-association-mary-mcmillan-scholarship-awardee/

  Jenna Chaussee, a third year Doctor of Physical Therapy student in the School of Health Professions, has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Mary McMillan Scholarship Award through the APTA.

• Achievements, Admissions, Batterman School of Business, Hesed Transition Program, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Health Professions, Students, Veterans & Military

  Meet CUW’s 2024-25 Student Workers of the Year! https://blog.cuw.edu/cuw-2025-student-workers-of-the-year/

  It's national student worker week, and that means one thing: It's time to honor the very best of our wonderful CUW student workers!

• Church Work, Lutheran Identity, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, Theology

  How FAFSA changes are transforming aid for CUW church work families https://blog.cuw.edu/fafsa-changes/

  For dependents of church workers in the U.S., changes made at the federal level to the FAFSA have been a boon to families’ bottom line at CUW, putting the average tuition costs paid by church work students on par or lower than other schools in the Concordia University System. In 2020, Congress passed the FAFSA […]

• Admissions, Batterman School of Business, Business Community Partners, Church Work, Computer Science, Concordia Beyond, Department of Business, Graduate Studies, MBA, Online, Physical Therapy, Pre-Seminary, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, School of Health Professions, School of Nursing, Social Work

  Building Meaningful Relationships in CUW’s Online Programs https://blog.cuw.edu/cuw-online-programs/

  At Concordia University Wisconsin (CUW), students in online programs have many opportunities to build meaningful relationships with professors, classmates, and the broader university community. Online education offers flexibility and convenience. However, it also raises concerns about connectivity and engagement. As a writer, commentator, and comedian Ben Stein famously said: “Personal relationships are the fertile soil […]

• Advancement, Alumni, Graduate Studies, Interprofessional Clinic, Occupational therapy, Physical Therapy, School of Health Professions

  Concordia offers opportunity for community members to explore assistive technology https://blog.cuw.edu/assistive-technology/

  By enhancing its simulated on-campus apartment with assistive and adaptive technology, Concordia University is addressing critical gaps in support, accessibility, and independent living resources for those in Ozaukee County and beyond. A new effort at Concordia University Wisconsin is turning the university’s on-campus simulated apartment into a vital resource for individuals in the community who […]