F1RST is the official publication of Carroll University. The magazine puts a fresh spin on stories about campus life, updates on alumni and in-depth features connecting the accomplishments of Carroll alumni, faculty and staff to today's headlines. Comments and ideas about the publication can be made to editor@carrollu.edu.
This special issue commemorates the 180th anniversary of our founding, inviting readers to explore pioneering milestones through the 180th timeline centerfold, along with an update on the Pioneer Driven Campaign’s progress. We also highlight achievements of Pioneer student-athletes, introduce our new Engineering programs and welcome Dr. Eli Hestermann as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs.
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Carroll’s bachelor’s in engineering at The Sullivan School of Business, Engineering and Technology recently expanded with the addition of two new innovative engineering programs: Industrial Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
When Dr. Eli Hestermann arrived on campus this fall as Carroll University’s new Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, he brought with him a mix of curiosity, energy and a genuine appreciation for community.
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See how Carroll tackles various aspects of "health," including the university's response to Wisconsin's mental health crisis through compassion and personal future impact. Plus, check out how nursing students are diving into Immersive Virtual Reality while others strike a healthy balance in utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI). Speaking of balance, all this and more is possible as Carroll remains financially sound amidst higher education turmoil, continuing to provide many paths for Pioneers to take on the world.
Discover how the historic 2023-2024 women's basketball team set records, inspired the community and carried the legacy of Title XI to elevate women. Plus, read about a true lifelong learner who graduated from Carroll with his third degree - at age 73. Then learn how the university's new engineering degree programs will give students an edge in high-demand STEM fields
Inside this issue, you will find the public announcement of our comprehensive campaign, Pioneer Driven: The Campaign for Carroll. Additionally, read about new undergraduate and graduate programs that are cutting-edge and serving high-demand fields. Then take a moment to learn about mindfulness from one of our esteemed professors, especially as we approach the new year.