Excelsior University Magazine

Spring 2018 Issue

by Excelsior Staff | May 23rd, 2019

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To read selected articles from this issue of the Excelsior College Magazine, follow the links below.

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When You Aren't Who You Think You Are

Diverse applications of genealogical research help to solve three complex identity cases.

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Mission Transition

In helping veterans earn bachelor’s degrees in nursing, the College improves awareness of the veteran experience.

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Are Algorithms The Answer

Data-driven decisions could help reform the pre-trial detention process.

President’s Perspective

Partners on This Journey

New & Noteworthy

Helen Benjamin Becomes Chair of the Board of Trustees

Alumni Give Back by Paying It Forward

New College Partnership: Army University

Project Management 101

Learning Together

Lifelong Learning

Interview Q&A

Career Corner

Key Connections

Alumni Notes

Archives

Excelsior College’s First Commencement

By The Numbers

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William Klee, IT Project Manager at Constellation Energy (Calvert Cliffs) and Excelsior Graduate

A Walk to Remember

Bill is an IT project manager at Constellation Energy, a position he obtained after earning his bachelor’s degree from Excelsior University (then Excelsior College).

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Taking the Road Less Traveled: New White Sox Manager Reflects on Journey to Head Coaching Position

The Chicago White Sox have welcomed Pedro Grifol as the 42nd manager in franchise history. Grifol, a native of Miami, Fla., is also a former professional baseball player and an Excelsior University graduate.

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Stephanie Yackel, Nursing Faculty

Q&A with Stephanie Yackel

Stephanie Yackel oversees Excelsior’s bachelor’s and master’s nursing programs. We asked Yackel about her career, her work in curriculum development, and what she thinks students will get out of the bachelor’s and master’s in nursing programs.

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