The Women’s Giving Circle funded projects in 2022 designed to improve teaching and learning within the field of education. At the group’s luncheon meeting on June 23, members heard about some of the results of the 2022 projects. The Women’s Giving Circle was founded in… Read More

The Wisconsin Character Education Partnership (WCEP) and the UWM School of Education announced the four elementary schools and one middle school that have won the Promising Practice award this year for their thoughtful, innovative approaches to character education. One elementary… Read More

Seven students and their teacher made the trip from Menominee High School in Michigan on April 15 to learn more about UWM’s American Sign Language/Interpreter Training Program. The students included high school juniors and seniors and teacher Denise Miller, who… Read More

CESA 2 is hosting a career fair for education students on Wednesday, April 13, at 5:00 pm in Cambridge, WI. There will be more than 20 school districts (see flyer linked below) attending that have many available positions, including Math,… Read More

Mathematics and science are core subjects in school and form the base for many career opportunities in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields. However, many children may not view themselves as mathematicians or scientists. And students of color especially… Read More

Professor Emeritus Anthony “Tony” Hains of the Department of Educational Psychology passed away last Thursday, February 17. Services are set for this Friday. Provost Johannes Britz sent an email February 21 with details on upcoming services. Nadya Fouad wrote the… Read More

School of Education (SOE) faculty, staff, donors, alumni and friends got a chance to reconnect and show off their Panther Pride in person at the Panthers Men’s Basketball game February 11 at UWM Panther Arena. Emily and Mike Robertson, long-time… Read More