American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most common language in the United States, after English and Spanish. The UWM School of Education’s ASL Studies program is the only four-year bachelor’s degree program in Wisconsin, and one of only a …
A psychological thriller that unravels into a clever, calculated mystery will take center stage tomorrow at the Racine Theatre Guild. American Sign Language interpretation by students in UW-Milwaukee’s ASL program will be provided during the performance on Friday, Jan. 19 at …
The first-ever graduating class from the College of Community Engagement and Professions was honored at a recognition ceremony on Friday evening, Dec. 15. The College, which includes the Schools of Education and Information Studies and the Helen Bader School of …
The Whitefish Bay School Board has selected School of Education alumnus Jamie Foeckler to be the district’s next superintendent, starting in July 2024. Foeckler earned his master’s degree in administrative leadership from SOE in 2004. He also holds a B.A. in …
Leah Rouse says she’s a partner, not a leader, in her ongoing work with the Oneida and Menominee Nations. Rouse, an associate professor of educational psychology and counseling psychology, coordinates a team that is working with the Nations on projects …
Q: Why did you pursue a master’s in higher education administration? A: I decided to pursue a master’s degree in higher education administration to further enhance my skills as a higher education professional and to open opportunities for advancement. Q: …
Q: Why did you pursue a master’s in higher education administration? A: I pursued a master’s in higher education administration for several key reasons. Firstly, I aimed to advance in my career within the education sector. I believed that acquiring …
Q: Why did you pursue a master’s in higher education administration? A: I wanted to get my master’s to create more opportunities for advancement in my career. I had worked in higher education in a variety of roles, but I …
High school students from all over southeastern Wisconsin gathered on the UWM campus on Oct. 27 to explore potential careers in education. They all had personal reasons for considering becoming teachers or entering other careers in education. “I grew up …
School of Education students enjoyed some unexpected treats last week to celebrate the halfway point of the semester. Tables featuring treats and swag were set out in various areas of Enderis for students to enjoy from Oct. 23-26. Social media …
