One graduate made a national difference by earning his doctorate at Walden.
January 01 2012
Graduates share the big concepts they developed at Walden that are having a very real impact.
The keynote speaker at Walden University’s commencement in Minneapolis inspired attendees to act.
Alumnus Dr. Gary Bickford ’97 reconnected with Walden to further his own mission, only to discover how he could help other students and alumni pursue their own.
From teaching fifth-graders in Florida to traveling on missions to Africa, Jill Bastian ’11 feels compelled to act wherever she goes.
Nontombi Naomi Tutu, daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, explains how her childhood taught her to see our innate differences as assets—not walls that divide us.
Cynthia J. Hickman ’09, a career nurse, hopes to improve lives in her community by mentoring aspiring nurses and opening clinics that offer preventive care and patient education.
Three Walden alumni, one in administration and two in union leadership, worked together to overcome a budget deficit and improve student learning.
One alumna explains how Walden helped her become an open-minded clinician.
A B.S. in Communication faculty member explains why he established the Tenio Natural Reserve in Chile.