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Meet the Faculty of the UW Master’s in Health and Wellness Management
The UW Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management faculty specialty areas include: health and wellness marketing, wellness program management, healthcare consulting, community health and epidemiology, management coaching, and more.
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Meet the Faculty of the UW Bachelor’s in Health and Wellness Management
Courses in the UW Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness Management are developed and taught by University of Wisconsin faculty, who either teach our on-campus courses or are industry professionals working in the health and wellness field serving as adjunct faculty.
Meet the Advisory Board of the UW Master’s in Health and Wellness Management
The online UW Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management is supported by an advisory board consisting of 12 to 15 representatives from the health and wellness management field who serve as advisors, ambassadors, and referral agents to the program.
5 Skills You Need to Succeed in a Health and Wellness Role, According to Children’s Wisconsin Wellness Program Manager
Children's Wisconsin Wellness Program Manager shares five health and wellness management skills that help workplace wellness leaders thrive.
In the Wake of COVID-19, Resilient UW Health and Wellness Management Graduate Focused on Improving Community Health through Fieldwork
Pamela Mueri completed the UW Health and Wellness Management fieldwork course at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is what she learned.
Health and Wellness Management Student Starts Wellness Coordinator Job Before Graduation
Jessica Lehman, a 2018 UW Health and Wellness Management graduate, works as a wellness coordinator for the Neenah School District.
UW Health and Wellness Management Graduate Works Toward Owning a Women’s Wellness Center
UW Health and Wellness Management graduate, Katie Limberg, is happy that she took the step to advance her education online.
Retired Pharmacist and Vietnam Veteran Furthers Education with UW Health and Wellness Management Degree
At 75, one UW Health and Wellness Management student has returned to school to improve the health of his aging neighbors and community.
Social Recognition Trend Seeks to Create Community in the Workplace
Social recognition initiatives are the first steps in improving workplace engagement and reducing loneliness.