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Wayne State and Norfolk Public Join for Teacher Education Program
The Students to Teachers Through Educator Pathways (STEP) program offers a five-course sequence for high school students interested in becoming the next generation of teachers.
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WSC 2019 Summer Camps Include Music, Filmmaking, Criminal Justice, Engineering, Nursing, and Athletics
Wayne State is offering a number of both academic and sports camps this summer.
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Wayne State College Spring 2019 Commencement
A total of 500 degrees will be conferred by President Marysz Rames.
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WSC Ranked No. 1 as Nebraska's Best College Offering Online Bachelor's Degrees
Wayne State offers three fully online bachelor's degrees in business management, criminal justice, and human resource management.
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WSC Begins On-Campus Interviews for Vice President of Student Affairs Candidates
VPSA candidates will be on campus April 18, 25, 26, and 29. WSC employees and students are highly encouraged to attend.
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NSCS Offering Disaster Relief Tuition Waiver Program
Wayne State College along with the Nebraska State College System is providing financial waivers for new and returning students impacted by the recent flood. Waivers are based on need and availability.
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Vander Weil Shares Experience and Advice After Teaching and Traveling Abroad
After teaching English in South Korea for two years, Bren Vander Weil '13 shares three tips for current students and WSC alumni.
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Criminal Justice Option Now Available in MSOM Program
The criminal justice administration and management focus area is part of the master of science in organizational management degree and is now open for admissions.
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Wayne State College and Little Priest Tribal College Sign Articulation Agreements
Eleven program articulations were signed, each laying out the pathway of courses and academic credits in the path from associate of science (LPTC) to bachelor's in business (WSC) degrees.
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WSC Selects Students to Begin RHOP in 2019
RHOP is a partnership between Wayne State and UNMC and encourages students from rural areas of Nebraska to return to rural settings after graduation to pursue their career.