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CUW honors faculty and staff at employee appreciation luncheon

Congratulations to Barb Ellmaker and Dr. Linda Samuel, winners of the Draayers S.T.A.R. Award and Dettman S.T.A.R. Award for 2024. Harris Draayers S.T.A.R. Award This award is an honor bestowed by the staff on one of its own in recognition as the outstanding staff member of the year. Overall consideration is given to the staff […]

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Four CUW graduate health programs rank among the nation’s best

In the annual U.S. News & World Report "Best Colleges Rankings," four CUW graduate programs made the cut in the latest list.

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Meet the Graduate Class of 2024!

We have 504 reasons to celebrate today! Join us in celebrating all 504 graduate candidates!

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The uncommon graduate who didn’t take “No” for an answer

Pursuing a degree in Business Analytics, Robert's journey has been a testament to his unwavering perseverance.

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Meet the Undergraduate Class of 2024!

We have 393 reasons to celebrate today! Join us in celebrating all 393 undergraduate candidates!

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The uncommon kindergarten teacher drawing upon lessons learned through health struggles and military service

Meet James Jacobs, whose path from a 27-year stint in the military to a new career in elementary education has included some very challenging obstacles—including a serious stroke and lengthy hospital stay.

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The uncommon globetrotter who’s bringing her broadened horizons to patient care

Meet Miya Yi (’24), one of the most well-traveled individuals to graduate from CUW’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program. Miya stands ready to blend her wealth of cultural experience with her newly gained leadership skills for the benefit of patients.

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The uncommon computational biochemist who is Ivy-League-bound 

Meet Yushin Kim (’24), a biochemistry major and computer science minor who has been accepted into a prestigious PhD program within Yale University’s Biochemistry Quantitative Biology Biophysics, and Structural Biology Track.

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The uncommon social worker making the most of his second chance 

Meet Drew Lindsey (’24), who worked his way off academic probation and onto a path of paying it forward for the sake of those with behavioral health struggles.

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The uncommon PharmD trailblazing a new track for medication industry marketers 

Meet Sofija Rosich (’24), who is among the 3% of PharmD applicants nationwide to earn a coveted Rutgers marketing fellowship.

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