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Your Gifts in Action

Thanks to the support of generous alumni, parents and friends, Nebraska Wesleyan can continue providing students one-of-a-kind liberal arts experiences in a community that cares about their success. No matter who you are or what you’re passionate about, there’s a way for you to make a positive impact at NWU. 

 

Trevor Linn ('23)

Giving for Future Possibilities

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“Giving Day and philanthropy are important to me because it is a chance to help ensure that future students are able to have some of the amazing and life-changing experiences that I have had at NWU.” – Trevor Linn (’23)

What has NWU given you?
Katie Krick '17
Kevin Boatright '74
Saylor Small '22
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NWU has given me so much—an education, a vocation and lifelong relationships with former classmates and professors, many of whom are now my colleagues.
 

An Update from President Darrin Good
NWU President Darrin Good
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You are vital members of our Nebraska Wesleyan family, so I want to share with you how our campus community is responding to COVID-19.
Finding Her Voice
Han Le
Published

Just four years ago, Han Le (’22) hated science classes and knew almost no English. Today, she is a biochemistry and molecular biology major who speaks English not just fluently but eloquently.

Communication Superhero
Dave Whitt
Published

He’s known for his love of mythology and science fiction, but his passion for teaching is no myth.

Transferable Skills
Rhonda Lahm
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There is a particular Nebraska Wesleyan memory that has stayed with Rhonda (Remus) Lahm (’80) over the years, and it involves a dog named Spot.

A Semester to Remember
John Sampson
Published
One Sunday in 1961, The New York Times featured a large photo of a presidential press conference.
Washington Memories
CHIP
CHIP
CHIP
CHIP
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We recently reached out to NWU alumni who participated in CHIP (Capitol Hill Internship Program), formerly known as the Washington Semester.

Peace of Mind
David Peace
David Peace
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David Peace is not your traditional Nebraska Wesleyan alumnus. For one thing, he started classes at 63 years old and finished at 74.
A Familiar Tune
Cecelia Hastreiter
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Cecelia Hastreiter (’19) has been singing since before she could talk. At least that’s what she’s been told. For as long as she can remember, music has flowed through her veins and lit up her heart.