For one Nebraska Wesleyan University professor, memories of that day are even more poignant. Jim Schaffer, professor of journalism, could have been among the seven killed in the disaster.
Seventy-five teenage girls from Columbus, Nebraska, will go to prom this year thanks to a recent dress collection organized by a group of Nebraska Wesleyan University students.
Kelly Sobilo was hired as a quality assurance/safety officer with American Systems, a Department of Defense contractor, assisting with a state of the art forensic lab being built. Once the lab is up and running, she will transition into a Senior Latent Print/ Trace Evidence Technician position. Congratulations Kelly!
Nebraska Wesleyan University junior Shannon Wietjes has a passion for agriculture.
She wants people to know milk comes from a cow, not a jug; that the loaf of bread on the kitchen counter is the result of a wheat farmer’s hard work; that the United States’ food supply is comparatively inexpensive.
Congratulations to Heather Birch who starts Feb 1, 2011 as a diener at the El Paso County Coroner Office in Colorado Springs, Colorado.Heather completed her FORSC599 internship in Colorado Springs and made the contacts that helped her in the hiring process.
A group of Nebraska Wesleyan University students traded in some much-needed sleep and braved the cold January temperatures recently in hopes that they could wish their family and friends back home in Nebraska a good morning.
The Office of Residence Life and Housing Office is happy to announce that through the generosity of the NWU community, over 185 hats and mittens were collected to donate to Huntington Elementary School during this winter's annual hat and mitten drive.
