Champions of Industry: Mark Attanasio 3/25/2025 The Carroll University community is excited to welcome Mark Attanasio, Principal Owner of the Milwaukee Brewers, to The Sullivan School of Business and Technology’s Champions of Industry series.
Carroll Launches New Artificial Intelligence (AI) Major to Develop Skills, Fill High-Demand Need 2/24/2025 Carroll University is launching a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) major, equipping students with essential tools and skills necessary for careers as AI practitioners.
Carroll University Dean's List - Fall 2024 2/12/2025 Carroll University has released the Dean’s List for the Fall 2024 semester.
Carroll Nursing Receives Prestigious Endorsement for Healthcare Simulation Standards 1/16/2025 Carroll University is proud to announce that its Nursing program has received the designation of “Endorsed” by the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation & Learning (INACSL).
Carroll University Expands Academic Offerings into High-Demand STEM Fields with Two New Engineering 10/18/2024 Carroll University and The Sullivan School of Business and Technology are excited to announce the launch of two new market-driven bachelor’s degree programs in Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) and Mechanical Engineering (MEE), set to begin in Fall 2025.
Previewing a Newly Proposed Program: Engineering 9/23/2024 Carroll's engineering programs are specifically designed to meet the significant engineering needs of both regional and national markets. Unlike many other programs, ours will be integrated within the liberal arts framework at Carroll. This unique approach will ensure that Carroll engineers become highly sought after for their ability to solve problems both as technicians and critical thinkers. This article outlines the new Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) and Mechanical Engineering (MEE) programs.
Wellness Advocates Create Well-being Across Campus 9/18/2024 In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges have observed a marked increase in students struggling with transitional issues, particularly those related to mental health and emotional well-being. The pandemic disrupted the typical middle and high school experiences, leading to a new generation of students who missed out on crucial social development during their formative years. Many of these students, now in college, are grappling with heightened anxiety and self-doubt. They often find themselves in a unique position: needing support that falls between informal peer advice and formal clinical therapy. This has been compounded by lessened social integration due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Numerous Carroll Programs Retaining and Attaining Accreditation 9/17/2024 Multiple Carroll University programs recently earned accreditation in their fields.
Carroll University President Cindy Gnadinger Named Chair of HERA 9/17/2024 The Higher Education Regional Alliance of Wisconsin (HERA) named Carroll University President Cindy Gnadinger the new Chair of the organization.
Carroll University Earns IDA Accreditation for Reading Teacher and Dyslexia 9/10/2024 Carroll University's Reading Teacher and Dyslexia Interventionist programs have been accredited by the IDA, the first institution in Wisconsin to earn the recognition.
Carroll's Inaugural Journal for Undergraduate Research in the Humanities 8/22/2024 Carroll University announces the creation of the inaugural issue of the Journal for Undergraduate Research in the Humanities (JURH).
Carroll University Dean's List - Spring 2024 6/7/2024 Carroll University has released the Dean’s List for the Spring 2024 semester.
Carroll University Dean's List – Fall 2023 2/2/2024 Carroll University has released the Dean’s List for the Fall 2023 semester.
Carroll’s Major League (Baseball) Impact in Athletic Training 1/11/2024 You might not be able to call Carroll University a farm club for Major League Baseball teams yet. Still, with seven students and graduates joining MLB organizations over the past few years, Carroll Pioneers are making their mark on the diamond. Most notably, four athletic trainers play critical roles in keeping players healthy and productive.
Acting Out - Students Find Getting into Character is Good Therapy 1/11/2024 A breakup with her boyfriend of four years rocked Phoebe Lansbury. An undiagnosed panic disorder and general anxiety about her own wellness paralyzed Anna Trenton. And Isabella LaFollette spiraled into a very dark situational depressive episode after an abrupt end to a relationship. Concerns about their mental health and emotional well-being led each to seek out help. As the fall semester unfolded last year, each began online sessions, meeting with graduate students in Carroll’s Behavioral Health Psychology (BHP) program. Nothing remarkable there, except that Phoebe, Anna and Isabella weren’t real people.