Collaborative Effort Helps Classroom Paraprofessionals Become Teachers
PLUS program helping Guadalupe Rodriguez and other paraprofessionals in MPS
News
UWM Autism Researcher Relies on Collaborations Across U.S. and Africa
Elizabeth Drame’s study of autism has taken her from classrooms in Wisconsin and New Orleans to Senegal, Ghana and Kenya. And to a discovery: The challenges faced by autistic children and their families are similar, no matter where they live…. Read More
New Certificate Program Honors First Graduates
“Diabetes and heart disease and cancer don’t know skin color.” That was one of the comments from a group of 38 students who graduated from a new community health worker certification program May 31. The program, designed to prepare healthcare… Read More
Stepping Out
School of Education and Enderis employees walked their way to first-place trophies in the most recent UWM Walk Challenge, held through May 6. Custodian Harry Schubert was the individual winner with 628,300 steps. The Pep Steppers team, which included Simone… Read More
Flores Family Helps Student Pursue Teaching Dreams
Josefina Regalado Valdes is very close to finally achieving her dream of getting her own classroom thanks to the help of a scholarship
Scholarships Open New Doors for Aspiring Teacher
Alexandra Campos finds financial peace of mind
Uncovering How Diversity Fosters Innovation
UWM researchers receive National Science Foundation grant
EdLine 2018
This annual publication of the School of Education looks at why good teachers matter, at recent research and partnerships of the School, the support of donors, and highlights the work of faculty, students and alumni. EdLine 2018 (PDF) EdLine Archive EdLine… Read More
School of Education May 2018 e-Newsletter
The School of Education e-Newsletter for May 2018 is now available. Featured in this month’s edition: Novel Research Program Helps MPS Teachers Ignite an Interest in STEM Ed Policy Students See Milwaukee Up Close Walking the Talk: Character Education Schools… Read More
Well Wishes for Retiring Faculty Alison Ford, Anthony Hains and Judith Winn
Please join us in saying good-bye and wishing our retiring faculty members well. Alison Ford, Anthony Hains and Judith Winn are retiring at the end of the semester. Alison Ford is an associate professor in Exceptional Education-Special Education-Middle Childhood Early… Read More