When COVID-19 suspended graduate physical therapy student Wade Warmkessel鈥檚 clinical, he was unable to meet the requirements to graduate. Thanks to faculty support, he will earn his degree this month with the nearly 1,100 graduates.
After shifting courses to an online environment, programs are harnessing the power of technology to supplement teaching requirements and simulate hands-on learning experience from a safe distance.
Zora Wolfe, an associate professor in Widener鈥檚 Center for Education, shares ways for parents, students, and educators to smoothly transition to online learning.
With the addition of occupational therapy, social work, and clinical psychology services, the Chester Community Clinic provides a one-stop-shop resource for clients and engages students in an interdisciplinary, hands-on learning environment designed to treat clients holistically.
The National Science Foundation awarded Professor Dawn Gulick $748,000 to continue developing an innovative orthopedic device aimed at improving joint mobility through quantitative assessment.
The Health Resources and Services Administration awarded Sanjay Nath, associate professor of graduate clinical psychology, a three-year, $1.35 million grant to launch an integrated care treatment program for individuals who battle Opioid Use Disorder and Substance Use Disorders.
Brent A. Satterly, a professor in Widener University's Department of Social Work, has co-authored and co-edited the second edition of 鈥淪exuality Concepts for Social Workers.鈥 This updated edition...
Widener鈥檚 undergraduate and graduate special education programs provide aspiring teachers with the tools they need to find success in a growing and evolving field.
As students, faculty and staff arrive back on campus for the start of the academic year, campus underwent a number of updates over the summer. From major construction projects to new services on...
Widener University congratulates members of its faculty who have been awarded promotions or tenure effective fall 2019.