• Virtual interprofessional conference focusing on telehealth begins tomorrow

    Virtual interprofessional conference focusing on telehealth begins tomorrow

    Thursday, Jan. 14

    Concordia University Wisconsin (CUW)'s eighth annual CUW Interprofessional Conference kicks off tomorrow. Speakers from Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant Studies, Pharmacy, Social Work, and Speech-Language Pathology will be providing sessions on inter-professional topics.

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  • Interprofessional Education at Concordia University

    Interprofessional Education at Concordia University

    Monday, Dec. 28

    Health and human service professionals heavily rely on their teammates across fields to aid in best serving their patients.

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

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

    Wednesday, Sep. 30

    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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  • Concordia’s hard-won ultrasound machine has arrived

    Concordia’s hard-won ultrasound machine has arrived

    Monday, Dec. 16

    Editor’s note: The Tenvision Ultrasound was donated to Concordia after our sonography students entered a contest that Concordians helped us win. This story has been updated from the original post in October.

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  • Concordia’s nursing students simulate dementia

    Concordia’s nursing students simulate dementia

    Wednesday, Oct. 16

    Nursing students enrolled in Concordia University Wisconsin's gerontological nursing course had an opportunity to experience what it is like to live with dementia through a unique simulation program presented by the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Ozaukee County.

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  • Suss receives $294,000 Geriatrics Academic Career Award

    Suss receives $294,000 Geriatrics Academic Career Award

    Monday, Sep. 23

    With the senior population in the U.S. expected to double by 2060, the need for faculty with expertise in geriatrics—to train the next generation of healthcare providers—becomes more and more urgent.

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  • Concordia to dedicate its new academic building

    Concordia to dedicate its new academic building

    Sunday, Jul. 14

    On Thursday, Aug. 1, Concordia University Wisconsin will celebrate the official opening of its newest academic building, The Robert W. Plaster Free Enterprise Center, which will serve as a home for Concordia’s thriving Batterman School of Business and the brand-new Speech, Language, and Hearing Clinic.

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  • Worth the show: Concordia’s efforts to keep seniors safe and happy at home highlighted at 2019 June-A-Palooza

    Worth the show: Concordia’s efforts to keep seniors safe and happy at home highlighted at 2019 June-A-Palooza

    Monday, Jul. 1

    It’s no act. Concordia University has been showing up for senior citizens in Sheboygan County in a big way over the past year.

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  • Concordia alumna’s expertise earns her prestigious Novartis lecture invite

    Concordia alumna’s expertise earns her prestigious Novartis lecture invite

    Tuesday, Apr. 16

    The multi-billion-dollar-grossing Swiss drug company Novartis has taken note of a Concordia University Wisconsin physician assistant alumna’s expertise in the field of rheumatologic disorders.

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  • Concordia occupational and physical therapy students expand free services into the community

    Concordia occupational and physical therapy students expand free services into the community

    Wednesday, Feb. 27

    It’s been more than eight years since Jack Muryn suffered a stroke that left him vision impaired and partially paralyzed on one side, but therapists say the Hartford resident can still regain some of the fine motor skills he lost during the medical emergency.

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