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Grad Insights: Student Affairs vs. School Counseling — Which Graduate Program Fits Your Goals?
Compare student affairs and school counseling graduate programs to see how their careers, work settings, training and credential requirements differ.
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Student Spotlight: Simeon Weers
Featuring Simeon Weers of Neola, Iowa, who is majoring in Social Studies Education at Wayne State College.
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Guest Pianist Philip Daniel to Perform Sept. 10, 2026, at WSC
The performance will be at 7:30 p.m. in Ramsey Theatre.
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Anne Frank Exhibit on Display Sept. 7-20, 2026, at WSC
The display will be located in Ley Theatre (Brandenburg Building). Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Admission is free and open to the public.
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TRIO Student of the Month (September 2026): Joseph Dominguez Pena
Joseph Dominguez Pena of West Point, Neb., is a sophomore majoring in Criminal Justice.
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Grad Insights: Master’s in Elementary Education vs. Curriculum and Instruction — How Are They Related?
See how an elementary education focus fits within curriculum and instruction, and compare coursework, teaching goals, and licensure considerations.
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Convocation 2026 Features Speaker Dr. Sydney Grint '19
Wayne State College's annual Convocation event welcomed new students to campus Friday, Aug. 21.
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Wayne State College Named Among Best Graduate Schools for 2026
Abound recognized Wayne State College among its Best Graduate Schools for 2026, highlighting the college’s commitment to accessible, affordable and career-focused graduate education.
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Art Exhibit to Feature Retired WSC Professor Pearl Hansen in September 2026
Dr. Pearl Hansen's "Diary of an Artist" exhibit will run from Sept. 2 through Oct. 7.
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Grad Insights: How Graduate Study Strengthens CTE Curriculum, Industry Partnerships, and Applied Research
Graduate study can help CTE educators strengthen curriculum, build industry partnerships, improve safety, and use research to guide program decisions.
