Dr. Thomas A. LaVeist, an international expert, will show his new documentary “The Skin You Are In”, speak and take questions. African Americans suffer from health disparities in all of the top diseases. It is critically important to continue the …
All graduating students are requested to fill out the form below by Friday, April 30th at 5 pm. The sign-up portal will be closed after that time Undergraduate students must fill out this form to receive their UWM College of …
The Master of Sustainable Peacebuilding (MSP) is preparing a new generation of leaders ready to engage today’s complex problems to promote positive systems change. With a practice-based focus on community resilience, conflict transformation, and complex systems thinking, MSP students learn …
Join us for English Language Mini-Workshops on the following topics! The workshops will be interactive and in a small group setting. Each session is 30 minutes and limited to six students. Register for each individual workshop. Location: Online through Collaborate …
Master of Sustainable Peacebuilding Lunch and Learn (2nd and 4th Thursday of each month) All lunch and learn sessions will be held via Zoom. (Link will be in registration confirmation)
Learn more about becoming a nurse at UWM! This session will include an overview of the nursing program. Here are the links to individual sessions (the same content will be presented at each)
There has never been a better time to get your baccalaureate degree from a strong, accredited RN to BS program in Nursing! Diploma or associate degree nurses looking for flexible education options can work on the curriculum delivered in three …
We invite you to join us virtually to learn more about the UW-Milwaukee Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing program. The PhD prepares students as advanced generalist nurses, in culturally diverse communities at the point of care. At UWM faculty mentors …
You are cordially invited to UW-Milwaukee’s College of Nursing annual Partnership Power Breakfast to discuss how together academia and organizations can better prepare Wisconsin’s future nursing workforce. Our agenda will include: Discussions on newly hired UWM graduates' job performance Conversations …
