In February, Walden University published the fourth issue of its award-winning Walden alumni magazine.

The cover article, “The Continuing Pursuit of Genius,” describes how several alumni have reached their potential and made their mark with a Walden Ph.D.

The magazine also includes a feature, “Four Ways Forward,” about members of the Walden community promoting positive social change for people in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Iran.

A new department, “Faculty Insights,” explores the books being recommended by recipients of Walden’s Extraordinary Faculty Award.

The magazine also includes articles by alumni offering their expertise on how to

• Get Your First Big Grant
• Pursue Career Prospects in your 50s and Beyond
• Reduce Stress with Yoga

There are also "Lifelong Learners" articles about graduates who have returned to Walden for another degree, including

• Joseph Angarella, who earned an M.S. in Psychology and is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Psychology
• Kelly Wheeler, who earned an M.P.H. and is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Public Health
• Brian Kelly, who earned an M.S. in Psychology and is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Psychology

In March 2007, the Winter/Spring 2006 issue of Walden magazine won a Gold Marketing and Publications Award from the University Continuing Education Association.

The current issue and archives are available at www.WaldenU.edu/magazine.

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