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Concordia physics prof part of National Science Foundation-funded research

A Concordia University Wisconsin professor, along with collaborators from Penn State and Kenyon College in Ohio, will soon embark upon a five-year research project to enhance the study of gravitational waves.

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Concordia-UWM-Marquette spinoff takes second at Wisconsin Gov.’s Business Plan Contest

A polished pitch delivered by Concordia alumna Kylee Marks helped snag a second-place victory at the 18th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest, which wrapped up Thursday afternoon.

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Demystifying the Dissertation Pillar 2: The 5 Main Parts of the Dissertation

Most incoming or interested graduate students have heard of a dissertation, but not everyone knows what a dissertation entails. A dissertation is a substantial paper that is based on original research. It provides evidence that the student has developed a strong foundation in both the coursework as well as the topic being explored. Listed below are the five main chapters of the dissertation. It is important to note that the first three chapters of a dissertation are called the Proposal. Once the proposal is approved, the last two chapters explain the results and conclusions.

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Child Literacy: Five steps to promote literacy for your child this summer

Dr. Steven Witt is passionate about literacy. He is of the opinion that, to share the joys of reading with a child is to give them the building blocks for understanding the world.

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Cunningham guest post: Substance abuse research should inform policy discussions

Editor's note: Last week, US Sen. Cory Booker issued a Tweet and, along with four other US senators, signed a letter to US President Joseph Biden citing a paper co-authored by Concordia's Christopher W. Cunningham, PhD. Below, Cunningham offers an explanation of the issue at hand and an overview of the paper at the heart of the discussion.

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Concordia inducts new class of Business Scholars with coating ceremony

15 business students received their jackets on Friday night at the induction ceremony of the newest class of Business Scholars.

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Concordia theology professor publishes Micah Commentary

"But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, who are too little to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for me one who is to be ruler in Israel, whose coming forth is from of old, from ancient days."—Micah 5:2

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Concordia celebrates employee grant recipients

It’s Celebration of Faculty Week at Concordia University.

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Awareness and purpose: Concordia launches effort to ‘CALM’ student-athletes and health professions majors

While a career in healthcare can be extremely rewarding, most jobs within the field are often high on the list of most stressful professions. Add to that the weight of an ongoing pandemic and, at the moment, a health professions career seems to be a direct route to burnout.

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Memory of ‘Uncle Vic,’ a beloved Concordia professor, impacts today’s future pastors

Thanks to an endowment started by several Concordia University pre-seminary graduates, today’s pastors-in-training at CUW are able to receive several of their essential language texts for free.

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