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Founded in 1854, Wartburg Theological Seminary is one of eight theological seminaries of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States. Based in Dubuque, Iowa, it is a worship-centered community of critical theological reflection, offering a variety of programs and courses such as online courses, on campus courses and J-Term courses. Wartburg Theological Seminary has received accreditation by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada and the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.

The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) is dedicated to advancing and commercializing innovative research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. With nearly a century of experience, WARF plays a vital role in transforming academic discoveries into life-changing technologies and solutions. Through initiatives like WARF Accelerator, WARF Therapeutics, and WARF Ventures, the organization provides support, funding, and resources to foster emerging technologies and assist startups. With a strong portfolio of patents and commercial licenses, WARF continues to significantly impact research and innovation at UW-Madison. Generated from the website

Divine Word College is an undergraduate Roman Catholic seminary that provides educational programs to prepare students as missionary priests and brothers. The college has a team of counselors that assist students with time management, study skills and test taking strategies. It has a computer laboratory that features more than 20 computers for word processing and Web browsing. The college offers degree programs in philosophy, cross cultural studies, arts and English as a second language. It also offers courses in world arts, life sciences, world religions, language and culture, basic writing, world history and fundamental French. Established in 1875, Divine Word College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is located in Epworth, Iowa.