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:

The Florida Health Information Management Association has presented author, educator and healthcare professional Dr. Shelley Safian its 2016 Distinguished Service Award.

The association award, which recognizes members and non-members who have spearheaded and completed outstanding service projects through the association, was presented at its annual conference last month.

The American Medical Technologists presented longtime member, educator and State of Missouri AMT President Alberta Smith its 2016 national award for Exceptional Merit in the allied health profession.

The award, which is only given to members who have served the AMT for at least seven years and made significant contributions to the organization, was presented at an AMT conference last month.

Congratulations to Keetra Burnette, who was featured in July 2016's issue of UMOJA Magazine. Burnette graduated with an MBA from Herzing University-Madison, with a concentration in project management. She was the recipient of a scholarship from Herzing University's partnership with the Urban League of Greater Madison. As the Senior Director of Community Impact with the United Way in Dana County, Burnette is already using her degree to build strategic partnerships and benefit the community.

Dr. Blake Faulkner, Provost of Herzing University, has retired. Dr. Faulkner joined Herzing University in 2012 as Vice President of Strategic Advancement. In his success, Dr. Faulkner quickly became Provost of Herzing University, a role he filled for more than three years. His dedication to the university was celebrated at Herzing's headquarters in Menomonee Falls, WI. He will be succeeded by former Vice Provost Kitty Kautzer.

As a part of Herzing University’s DEGREE UP initiative, Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) students who earn an associate degree with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or greater are eligible for admission to Herzing University to pursue a four-year degree. The purpose of this agreement is to provide GPTC graduates with the opportunity to maximize the amount of transfer of credits received at GPTC.