Concordia Nebraska announces preferred partnership with Public Health Association of Nebraska (PHAN)

Concordia University, Nebraska today announced that it has partnered with the Public Health Association of Nebraska (PHAN) to offer the university’s Studia Vitae continuing education units (CEUs), single graduate courses, graduate certificates and full graduate degree programs to the group’s members at a lower preferred partner rate. Individuals affiliated with eligible preferred partners such as PHAN receive exclusive tuition pricing and enjoy mission alignment through courses and programs that advance the shared priorities of both organizations.  

“PHAN is proud to partner with Concordia University, Nebraska to expand access to high-quality educational and professional development opportunities for Nebraska’s public health workforce,” said PHAN Executive Director Julie Lubisi. “This partnership directly aligns with PHAN’s vision of driving Nebraska’s public health forward and our mission to unite and amplify the voice of public health to promote healthier communities across the state. By increasing access to continuing education, graduate training and leadership development opportunities, we are investing in students, early-career professionals, seasoned practitioners and public health adjacents who are committed to making a difference. Partnerships like this strengthen our organizational network, support workforce development, expand member value and advance our collective ability to lead, advocate and build healthier communities together.” 

The Concordia Nebraska preferred partner program is a unique collaboration opportunity that makes high-quality, faith-based education more affordable and accessible, empowering preferred partner employees and members to grow in knowledge, strengthen your vocation and serve others with excellence.  

“PHAN is proud to partner with Concordia University, Nebraska to expand access to high-quality educational and professional development opportunities for Nebraska’s public health workforce.”

“Concordia is committed to helping promote and support Christ-centered care for children and families and so many members of PHAN are in engaged in daily work that impacts the care of both,” said Concordia Nebraska President and Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies and Director of Academic Ventures Dr. Bernard Bull. “As such, we are honored to play a role in helping support the lifelong learning of public health professionals toward this end.” 

Eligible individuals of preferred partner organizations can access their benefits by indicating their active membership or employment status during the graduate course or graduate program application process or during the CEU course registration process.  

Concordia Nebraska’s preferred partnerships offer lasting value to participating organizations, offering special tuition pricing and Christ-centered education that strengthens vocations and serves the church and world. Concordia Nebraska’s custom learning opportunities are designed to meet the unique needs of partner organizations.  

Concordia University, Nebraska’s preferred partners program creates meaningful connections with Lutheran and Christian organizations that share the university’s mission. The university welcomes conversations with additional schools, ministries and associations interested in joining this partnership network.  

For more information about Studia Vitae, please visit cune.edu/ceu.   

For more information about preferred partnerships, please visit cune.edu/partners.