Dr. Kitty Kautzer has been appointed as Provost of Academic Affairs for Herzing University, an accredited private nonprofit institution with 11 campuses in eight states and an online division.

Kautzer, who most recently served as Herzing’s Vice Provost, provides strategic leadership on all educational affairs, including curriculum development, assessment of student learning, instructional delivery and library resources and services. Kautzer also oversees academic policy, registration, support services and faculty management.

Herzing University-Brookfield students, faculty and staff volunteered their time helping Habitat 4 Humanity build a home for a local Waukesha family. On October 22, 2016, the group spent the day painting, insulating and working on the foundation of the new home. Everyone had a great time participating in the community project, and the campus plans to work with the organization again in the summer of 2017.

The national shutdown of ITT Technical Institute left many students on its Greenfield campus, as well as its other 129 campuses across the nation, stranded on the cusp of graduation. In response, several Herzing University campuses nationwide welcomed ITT students to celebrate their accomplishments during its ceremonies. 

At Herzing University-Brookfield, three ITT Tech graduates walked before Herzing graduates to thunderous applause. The ceremony took place on Friday, September 16, 2016, and allowed both schools to celebrate the accomplishments of their students.

Recent LPN graduate, James Wanjiru, was officially pinned on September 18, 2016. What he couldn't know is that the ceremony would be attended by Ms. Small, the widow of one of Wanjiru's patients at his day job. Ms. Small attended Wanjiru's day of celebration to show appreciation for the the hard work and professionalism he showed when taking care of her late husband. Wanjiru sets an example among his peers and continuously gave his all while managing work and school. Congrats to James and all of Birmingham's new nursing graduates!

Herzing University-Orlando students and faculty volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House at Arnold Palmer Hospital in Orlando on Friday, September 16, 2016. The group participated in the share a meal program where volunteers go into the house and cook a meal for the families staying there.

Evolving with today’s changing business environment, Herzing University is introducing a redesigned business curriculum that includes enhancements to both its undergraduate and graduate programs. The changes take affect with the fall 2016 semester, beginning this September, and are designed to better align with current and future business employer needs.  

Nursing students at Herzing University's Kenosha campus recently had the privilege to learn about trauma and rescue services from Air One Emergency Response Coalition providers. The lab offers students an important perspective on EMS services in the Kenosha area.

The week of August 11 to 18, Herzing University campuses nationwide gave away thousands of backpacks full of school supplies to children to help them prepare for the upcoming school year.

Most of the backpacks were given away at events on August 11. The events hosted a variety of activities, including carnival games and free haircuts for children and resume workshops for adults. This is an expansion of a program Herzing University began last year at campuses in Akron and Toledo, Ohio.

Current seniors and graduates gathered at Herzing University’s Atlanta campus on Tuesday, August 9, for the first annual Healthcare Career Fair. As a part of Herzing University’s focus to prepare students for the workforce, Herzing’s healthcare faculty and Career Services Department presented the fair for current senior healthcare students and graduates who have earned a degree in a healthcare program from Herzing University. 

Herzing University nursing students and physical therapy assistants participated in the Westosha Community Senior Center Resource Fair, an event providing health and wellness resources for seniors in the Kenosha County community. The fair was held on August 15, 2016, and hosted wide range of vendors, including: