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March 24, 2020Concordia Experts, Featured, Impact of Giving, Media Coverage, News, The Robert W Plaster Free Enterprise CenterConcordia 3D prints needed respirator masks amid coronavirus outbreak
With the largest 3D printing capacity of any nonprofit in the state of Wisconsin, Concordia University has sprung into action to fill the production gap of one of the most necessary medical supplies for professionals combatting the novel coronavirus.
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March 6, 2020Admissions, Batterman School of Business, Beloit Center, Continuing Education, CU Here, Graduate Studies, Green Bay Center, Kenosha Center, MBA, Media Coverage, Mequon Center, Milwaukee Midtown Center, Milwaukee Miller Park Way Center, Online MBA, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, School of Health Professions, School of Nursing, Social Work, Veterans & MilitaryTMJ4: New G.I. bill in Wisconsin expands veterans’ higher education opportunities
Concordia University Wisconsin is celebrating a recent bill that extends GI bill benefits to private and independent universities throughout the state.
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TMJ4: Concordia prof encourages daughter’s Airbnb side hustle
Editor's note: This piece, by Stephanie Haines, originally aired on March 3, 2020 on TMJ4.
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Aftershock author talk: Concordia welcomes co-authors of book about the cost of war
On Tuesday, March 25th, nearly 100 CUW students, staff, veterans, and community members gathered to hear authors Richard Cahan and Mark Jacob give a sneak peek of their book on WWII. Titled "Aftershock: The Human Toll of War," the book is a collection of photographs, some never before printed, taken by U.S. Army photographers in 1945.
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February 25, 2020Alumni, Featured, Media Coverage, Music, News, School of Arts and Sciences, School of EducationConcordia alum to premiere rising composer’s “contemporary” take on classic Church hymn
More than 1,500 years ago an unknown individual authored a poem of praise that remains one of the most revered and vital parts of the Christian Church’s liturgical celebrations today. Several of the poem’s verses, now called the “Te Deum”, continue to be sung around the world and are held up as one of the most effective ways to give thanks and honor to the triune God.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel highlights CUW professor for efforts to close the achievement gap in WI schools
Concordia's Elliott Moeser, associate professor of education, is a lead voice for a Jan. 28 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article that talks about how Milwaukee-area schools are trying to close the achievement gap separating groups of students.
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Concordia celebrates Lunar New Year: “We want to show our support”
The coronavirus has dampened Lunar New Year celebrations around the globe this year. Even within the U.S., public celebrations have been canceled in order to mitigate risk. At Concordia University Wisconsin though, where thankfully, no infection has been detected, the celebration went on as an opportunity to recognize and support friends and family amid the state of affairs in Asia.
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TMJ4: Concordia’s aquaponics system produces year-round vegetation
Editor's note: This segment by Shaun Gallagher originally aired on January 29 on TMJ4.
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December 18, 2019Advancement, CU Here, Featured, Media Coverage, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, School of Health Professions, School of Nursing, School of Pharmacy, StudentsTMJ4: Colleges take innovative measures to address mental health demands among students
Editor's note: TMJ4 reported on colleges' growing mental health demands and how some Wisconsin schools, including Concordia, are taking innovative measures to address students' needs. The piece, by reporter Coreen Zell, originally aired Wednesday night. Click on the image below to see the full segment.
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Wisconsin Public Radio talks Christmas music with Concordia’s Tom Wilmeth
Tom Wilmeth, professor of English at CUW, spoke this week with longtime Wisconsin Public Radio host Larry Meiller about various types of Christmas music.
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