Madison, Wis. (November 2, 2022) - Dr. Amy Schiebel has been honored with the 2022 Stemmy Individual Award. Dr. Schiebel created the Office of Science Outreach (OSO) in 2008 to provide expert-level, fully accessible, and research-based science education programming for historically underrepresented communities in STEAM.
Madison, Wis. (April 26, 2022) – On Earth Day, April 22, 2022, President Andrew Manion made official the College’s commitment to participate in Pope Francis’ Laudato Si: A 7-Year Journey Towards Integral Ecology.
Madison, Wis. (April 13, 2022) – Edgewood University is now enrolling students in a new Master of Science in Thanatology program, which will begin in fall 2022. The new advanced degree is offered in a fully-online format. The program will equip graduates to serve their communities and organizations as specialists who are knowledgeable about the dying and grieving process.
Madison, Wis. (March 14, 2022) – Edgewood University is now enrolling students in a new Master of Art in Art Therapy program, which will begin in fall 2022. The degree is offered in a fully-online format, and includes in-person and in-clinic residencies.
Seven students in the Computing and Information Sciences 400-level Information Security and Network Management class enjoyed a very real ‘field trip’ on Monday, September 10, when they attended the 6th Annual Governor’s Cybersecurity Summit, on the campus of UW-Madison.
“It definitely made me want to serve the underserved communities out there,” Jenny Kim, who is in the first weeks of her junior year at Edgewood University, said of her experience at the UCLA Summer Health Professions Education Program.
1st Lt. Abby Roach ’18, who recently earned her degree from the Henry Predolin School of Nursing at Edgewood University, has been awarded a $3000 scholarship by the Army Nurse Corps Association.
Steve Davis, Professor of Political Science, has had a busy year.
A recent graduate’s start-up is making waves across Wisconsin and beyond. Sunseed Research LLC, a leader in market research, was recognized on the prestigious Inc. 5000 list, an annual ranking of the 5,000 fastest-growing privately held companies. Ranked 4,613 on the list, this is the first year 6-year old Sunseed Research has made the Inc. 5000. “We are honored to ...
Justin Wilder ’14 is on a remarkable journey. Just a few years into his professional life, he’s gone from teaching vocal music in the relatively small New Glarus, Wis. school district, to Choir Director for Middleton High School in Middleton, Wis., a school with more than 2,000 students.
A senior Psychology major reflects on the importance of giving back.
It was a fitting celebration to mark the close of the 90th academic year of Edgewood University.
What was to become “a real passion” for Kevin Dwyer ’16, MBA ’17 has its origins three years ago, when his wife Emily began a family medicine residency program in Madison.
Madison native Aavante Clay reflects on his selecting Edgewood University, making it affordable for himself, and pursuing his dreams after graduation.
Javier Zea is currently an MBA student at Edgewood University. Originally from Arequipa, Peru, Javier connected with the Social Innovation and Sustainability Leadership Graduate Program while students from Edgewood University were studying in Peru.
Hannah Lloyd ’12, MA ’17 is a graduate of the Social Innovation and Sustainability Leadership Master’s Program. During her graduate studies she traveled to Arequipa, Peru with classmates for an elective course, International Engagement: Sustainable Community Wellbeing.
Rachel Rudd, a senior Nursing major from DePere, Wis., travelled half a world away to Cambodia in early 2017, as part of a service learning trip. Calling the experience “unforgettable and humbling,”
Caitlyn Downey, a senior double-major in History and French, reflects on her recent internship experience, and the meaning of 'liberal arts.'
This year’s Spring Commencement, held on Sunday, May 21, 2017 at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center, saw more than three hundred undergraduate and graduate candidates earn their degrees. While it’s always a day of celebration for the graduates, their families and friends, this year’s ceremony was marked by a very special moment.
Sarah Lipke ’04, B.S. in Secondary Education/Mathematics. What I’m doing now: “I’m in project management for Epic, a software company based in Verona that develops electronic health records for U.S. and international hospital systems. I’m currently working in our Netherlands office, and my current role as an implementation director means I manage implementation project planning, including scoping and budgeting; guide ...