Good Dad
Alum’s book inspired by interview
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Helping Others
That’s Rodney DePass’ goal
School of Education April 2019 e-Newsletter
The School of Education e-Newsletter for April 2019 is now available. Featured in this month’s edition: Why Women Leave Engineering A Personal Path to Preserving Oneida Culture CLUBS Offers Elementary Students New Experiences How Technology Can Help Kids Build their Reading Skills… Read More
Cheering on the Panthers
School of Education faculty, staff, donors, alumni and friends showed their Panther Pride at the Men’s Basketball Game March 2 against Wright State University. The event kicked off with a pre-game reception. Lyndee Belanger, who earned her B.S. in elementary… Read More
Award-Winning Undergraduate Research
More than 1,000 UWM undergrads are involved in research projects each year
A Personal Path to Preserving Oneida Culture
UWM School of Education master’s student Antonio Doxtator is deeply invested in helping
Why Women Leave Engineering
After learning the reasons behind this steady exodus, UWM researchers are exploring how diversity can impact innovation in engineering work teams
4th Annual Education Career Fair a Success
Students from UWM’s School of Education and other colleges and universities had a chance to meet with potential employers at the 4th annual Education Career Fair Saturday, March 2, 2019. The School of Education, in collaboration with the UWM Career… Read More
Clubs Offer Elementary Students New Experiences
Community Learning Unique to our Building and Students
Wisconsin Parents Let Kids Decide What to Learn
Would you let your kids decide what they learn and when they learn it? That’s how some Wisconsin parents are teaching their kids. It’s a form of homeschooling called unschooling. The I-Team learned it’s a mostly unstudied form of learning…. Read More