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Shortage of mental health care providers hits crisis point just as more teens seek help

Shortage of mental health care providers hits crisis point just as more teens seek help

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has been running a series called "Kids in Crisis." One installment focused on the shortage of mental health care providers, and they approached us to speak with Peg Rauschenberger, dean of the JoAnn McGrath School of Nursing and Healthcare Professions, about the issue.

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My First-Gen Story

My First-Gen Story

Jennifer is currently a junior with a double major in Business & Management and Spanish for the Professions, and a minor in Media Design. She is also interning in the Marketing and Communi…

Celebrating 30 Years of Tradition

Celebrating 30 Years of Tradition

The Bestowing of the Kente, a time-honored tradition and a true labor of love, will mark its 30th anniversary at Alverno this month. In 1994, 24 graduates took part in the college’s firs…

Why I Believe in Alverno: Amy Oliden '09

Why I Believe in Alverno: Amy Oliden '09

In her own words, teacher Amy Oliden ’09 shares why she believes in Alverno and how her experience as a student shaped her. As an alumna of Alverno College, I can wholeheartedly say that…

From Texas to Milwaukee

From Texas to Milwaukee

When Maggie Wilmot, a senior majoring in public health from Houston, Texas, was looking for colleges, she knew she wanted to experience living in a new region of the United States. “I ca…