Project Works to Retain Aspiring Teachers

The teacher shortage is urgent, especially in urban schools. When school started this year, more than 200 Milwaukee Public Schools didn’t have licensed teachers.  That’s why the project Angel Hessel, distinguished lecturer, and Liz Daniel, teaching faculty, are working on …

Supporting Those Who Work With Student Teachers

The teachers who share their classrooms with School of Education student teachers – known as cooperating teachers – play a vital role in preparing these students to take charge of their own classrooms when they enter the profession.   Anna Bierce, Clinical …

School of Education in the News

Professor Craig Berg and Distinguished Lecturer Ray Scolavino’s ’s work with simulators and avatars in preparing teachers was featured in Phys.org. Phys.org News Story ASL students interpreted for a play presented by the Racine Theatre Guild. Lake Geneva Regional News …

Getting a Jump on the First-Year Experience

When you start a building project, you need a tool kit. Education students can also benefit from a “tool kit” that helps them begin to build their future career. That’s the idea behind the School of Education’s Jumpstart First-Year Experience …

2023-24 Scholarships Awarded

Congratulations to students who were awarded scholarships for this coming academic year. Thanks to our generous donors, the School of Education was able to award almost $589,750 in scholarships to 630 students for the 2023-2024 academic year. This number includes Chancellor’s …

Grant Supports Cooperating Teachers

A School of Education, Women’s Giving Circle grant for 2023 will help the teachers who work with UWM student teachers. Anna Bierce, Clinical Experience Coordinator, and Jenny Brownson, Teaching Faculty for the elementary education program, are designing an effort to …